My dad was born in China. There was a very severe famine in the early 1900''s and his parents died in that famine. His surviving relatives brought him to Malaysia together with his sister. I remember he used to send money back to his relatives. They were so poor back then. I was very fortunate to secure a very good job that allowed me to see the world. My first visit to China was to Beijing in 1985 and I had tears in my eyes when I saw how poor the Chinese people were back then. China's economy was still not developed back then. I saw bicycles everywhere on the streets. No one owned a car. There were some Volkswagen Santana taxis which the locals couldn't afford. I could go on a day tour of Beijing and had 2 meals for less than US $15 a day. Today, China is so highly developed and so beautiful. The living standards of the Chinese people had improved by leaps and bounds. I really wish that my dad had lived a long life so that I could bring him back to see the impoverished China that he left behind in his childhood, had become such a highly developed and prosperous nation. Unfortunately, he died in a car accident when I was very young. In contrast. I saw how developed and rich the US was when I first flew to Hawaii and California in 1977. Americans were living a very good life and there were very few poor people. Today, there are so many poor people in the US living on the streets. Meanwhile, China had lifted up more than 700 million out of extreme poverty. We must give credit where credit is due. Deng Xiao Ping was a man of great vision and foresight. The other great Chinese leader was Lee Kuan Yew who brought Singapore out of poverty to a modern metropolis. It was in 1978 that Deng Xiao Ping came to visit Singapore when it was already on the ascendency. Lee Kuan Yew told Deng Xiao Ping that if we in Singapore who are descents of peasants from China can progress, you and your people can do much better than us. Those words must have struck him so hard that the moment he went back to China, he set up the Special Economic Zones. That visit to Singapore changed him and China. He later said "It doesn't matter whether the cat is black or white as long as it catches mice." He was referring to the style of government, regardless democratic or communist, it must improve the lives of its people. I am so happy to see a prosperous and vibrant China, the land of my forefathers.
I don't normally read comments this long, but I read yours 👍 There are a lot of things that happen behind the scenes that the average person don't see. There have been a number of colour revolution attempts, but all have failed. To prosper under those circumstances, and to then succeed in bringing the population out of poverty and misery is absolutely mind-boggling. I think no other country can replicate this. No-one but the Chinese government can deliver such brilliant results for its citizens 👍
I lived in the U.S., graduated, and worked there for five years before choosing to move back to Vietnam. Everyone asks me "Why not stay? Why reject the American dream?" Man they haven't lived there and witnessed the daily jokes about my race, the declining infrastructure, and the gun alerts in my neighborhood. I am a language teacher now and life is vibrant, safe, and I am not treated like a third class citizen. China is a wonderful country and a safer place unlike what is portrayed on mainstream media.
Hmm, this is very interesting. There are many Vietnamese here in the States, that are very happy with their lives here in the US. I'm sorry you felt differently.
I felt exactly the same and I went to university in USA and worked there for a while but eventually I moved back to China. I didn’t want to feel like a third class citizen, and my country China is rising every day while in US everything is in decline.
I’m 3rd generation Singapore born Chinese.Our son has since moved back to our ancestral homeland in China to live and study.16 this year,incredible achievement in his studies. I will be retiring in 3 years time to live there.The future world is already here in China,you got to be there to experience it.
As an American, I believe that one of the biggest issues facing our country is a lack of appreciation for other cultures and countries. Many Americans are often closed-minded and fail to see the diversity and beauty that exists beyond our borders. While I know not all Americans share this mindset, it is a prevalent attitude that needs to be addressed. As I look towards becoming a future parent, I want to ensure that my children are raised with an open-minded and global perspective. Although financial constraints may limit our ability to travel and experience other countries, I am committed to exposing my future children to different cultures and fostering an appreciation for diversity. Despite any challenges that may come with raising children in the US, I am determined to do my best in providing them with a well-rounded and culturally aware upbringing.
Great words. I’m trying to teach to my teenager’s daughter the diversity of this wonderful world. As a single mom, I’m doing my best to travel and visit with my daughter one country a year. To show other cultures, to encourage to be curious for meeting new people, etc. I know, it’s not good for the environment… but I compensate somewhere else.
Yes, China is very safe. I'm a pure Chinese born in Malaysia, 3rd generation. Malaysia is good but nothing like in China my ancestor home. Now you really live the Chinese dreams and happy for you.
Apa Khabar ? My fellow Malaysian Chinese, I'm just like you, my grandparents (both side) migrate from China to Malaysia too. I think Malaysian Chinese know racism really well, the moment we were born, we were already a second-class citizens. If I were younger, I would move to China, but I have been living in US for too many years now, I'm witnessing the decaying of USA day by day, it's rotten from the core and it's sad.
The Chinese will never forget the contributions made by overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia during China's most critical period, will never forget the Nanqiao mechanics, and will never forget Mr. Tan Kah Kee.
@@schoo2894 Khabar baik. Nice to know my fellow Malaysian. Our politicians will never stop the 3R. Race, Religion and Royalty. Otherwise this country would be like Singapore or better if a Chinese is a prime minister.
Hello kawan, apa khabar, I'm a Malaysian Chinese n I hope able to retired in China. I visited many times n I like it there. Especially the morning exercises
Wholeheartedly agree. British guy here, 15 years in China, now raising my three little ones here. Safe, clean, and affordable environment here in Foshan. Nice to see a channel like mine sharing positive vibes about China! Most dangerous thing for me - too many goodies to eat!
UK is the stabbing capital of the world. Here in Australia, the trend is heading in UK direction plus Sudanese migrants and local feral kids carjacking and home invasion, turning into another south Africa.
I am Vietnamese, and I want to tell you: if your children are raised in China or Vietnam, when you get old you will be taken care of by your children, if you raise your children in America or In Europe and Japan, 80% of you will live alone or in a nursing home. Because the family culture of Vietnam and China is to respect teachers and take care of parents for generations
I am raising my kids in Shenzhen. We are Chinese. I travelled to almost all western countries and have done business with more than 50 countries' customers, I can say China is best place to raise the kids. And not only kids raising, in this more and more dangerous world, China is the last safe place to live.
the pollution is MUCH better than it used to be. there are many blue sky days. the worst of the pollution happens during the winter due to how they heat homes. on days that are polluted, we crank up the air purifiers and just stay indoors. but honestly, mostly every day we can go out!
@@beeroseinchina Actually most heavy sandstorm comes from Mongolia in recent years, not inner Mongolia where is also Chinese territory that have been planted trees and greenized for many years. But in Mongolia they are still experiencing desertification.
I lived in Shanghai for almost 8 years, as a women I felt so safe living in China! I miss it so much! The modern cities, the different types of cuisines and landscapes, clean and friendly people ❤💛
I live in the UK and I have a few Chinese friends share their culture ..people of China are such amazing and wonderful people they will always have my love and respect and if I had the opportunity to move to China I would not want to come back it would be my sacred dream god bless you China I love you🌹🙏🇨🇳
I did actually forget to say that I am an English gentleman in the UK I have never been to the beautiful places of Asian culture China Thailand Philippines Hong Kong Tokyo Taiwan Singapore and even South Korea or japan as far is I'm concerned they are all in my heart and should be treated as equal and with respect I love you all🫶🙏
Having lived in many countries around the world, the difference between the US and China is that, there's too much politicking in the US and not much work being done to improve the lives of the people. In China, there's no politicking and it's all work to improve the quality of life for its people.
Me too! Chinese kindergarten is awesome! We have our little girl enrolled in Break dancing, Boxing, Eloquence (which is Chinese speech presentation of poetry), Go (the board game), and skating. If you need some help in getting your kids signed up for anything, just give me a buzz. I can point you in the right directions.
I am from Singapore, i heard kindergarten in China learn to cook proper food. Is that correct? I do think it's a survival skills. My boyfriend cannot even cook instant noodles for me when i am super sick right after a surgery. His instant noodles was raw when served. Of course, he can order grab or go downstairs to buy some food but there is some differences.
I’m Chinese, but lived in the states for 12 years now. After my visit back to China last month, I decided to retire in China after my kid goes to college.
Amazing video, but let me add more for you; 12. Absence of drugs, gangs, gun violence, homeless people, maniacs and confused genders 13. Clean and healthy environment 14. Technological advancements in most sectors 15. Lots of beautiful natural scenery, tourists attractions and lots and lots of things to do.
16. No police brutality.. 17. Not inhuman, unaffordable health care system.. 18. No guns and stupid second amendment.. 19. No cultural war and political divisions.. 20. No need a car every time you ran out of milk and eggs.. LOL..
I am a pure Chinese. I admit that China may not be as free as your country, but it is really very safe. It is the safest country on the earth. I think freedom is relative. When your safety is not guaranteed, freedom will appear ridiculous. What is the meaning of freedom? Americans can freely ridicule and abuse their own president, and publicly criticize the government. Maybe people think this is freedom? Yes, I admit that we cannot achieve this, perhaps because we have no reason? Perhaps the reason is that most of us are just ordinary people, feeling the goodness and protection of our motherland. I only know that our country is very safe, the crime rate is not high, there are very few homeless people, and there are no worries about going out at one or two in the middle of the night. As long as we work hard, we can live a good life, which is enough for the vast majority of us. Why do foreign media continue to demonize China? I don't understand, and I don't want to understand now either. Wishing for world peace without war.
"Freedom" in the west hemisphere is just a deception. I'm not American but Mexican and my country always tries to imitate the USA with that democracy bullsh#t so we basically have the same problems, (well it's worse here to be honest, anyways). I don't want "freedom" to vote for a president and other politicians who don't really care at all about their citizens and the progress of the nation. What I actually want is to have the liberty of walking at the night and feel safe, I don't want to get robbed or have a gun in front of my face everytime I pass by the "wrong neighbourhood", etc. I really, really envy you Chinese people. Be proud of your country and your amazing culture despite all the lies the western media talks about you. Hopefully I'll visit China at least once in my life.
I think as same as you, but China still under dictature either you like it or not. I love Chinese culture and people, but after spending 10 years in Taiwan, a democracy country, I'd have left the exact same comment than yours. No hard feeling here, just trying to answer to your question... Here is why 😉
From my experiences, China is now a consumer paradise. Living in America, the middle class lifestyle is dying a slow death, especially with rising cost of living, rent increases, buying a house feels like extortion. Also: traveling, you can't go anywhere without a car, and you need car insurance if you want a car. Problems with your car? use your last paycheck to fix it. America stopped investing in the middle class a long time ago, the rich communities are closing itself off, leaving everyone else to fend for themselves.
Agree with you. I’m Thai who went to study in Oklahoma in the ‘90s. I can say that racism in the ‘90s was much less than present. And yes I had experience racism on the daily basis then but I was never attacked. You can imagine being Asian in the rednecked country, but I was only verbally abused. I’m now back in Thailand. When looking at the U.S., I feel blessed that I am back home now. And only when you’re outside, you can see how the western media has spread all the lies about China. Oh! one more thing that deters me to visit the U.S. again is their tipping culture. 😅😅
my heart breaks for you that you experienced racist remarks daily... you say you were never physically attacked, but words can hurt just as much. I grew up in the South so I can understand the mentality of some you saw in Oklahoma. I am glad you are healthy and happy now back home. sending light your way
This is perfectly normal, in the 1990s, Europe and the United States were in the last moment of the war dividend obtained by World War II, when the decline had not yet manifested, everyone still had money and felt that there was a bright future, but now the United States has used up all the dividends, there are signs of rapid decline, Americans have no money, they will feel that it is because immigrants have robbed their jobs and money. And then the racism came in
We have nice suburbs here. Come to Vermont, New Hampshire, or Upstate NY. The big cities are all about crimes and drugs. I think Paris, London, and Berlin are essentially the same.
@@miacastellon7290 Gun violence, mostly It depends on the city and state though. The countryside/ suburbs are safe enough. Urban areas after a certain time of day is unsafe if you are alone. You don’t want to be taking a walk at night during a riot/ protest/ looting spree There are a surprising amount of shootings in certain areas
Thanks for bringing up a topic that not too many vloggers that live in China talk about - racism. The US is an incredibly racist society and it’s not just white people that are racist, but black people as well! Being an Asian I experienced racism from both white and black people. I don’t want to get into too much details, but I have experienced racial slurs and threats coming from both white and black people here in the US.
Not surprising. I am from Australia and have heard of anecdotes from family members living in the U.S. of this racism from both whites and blacks against Asian minorities - mostly just because they "look Chinese" when they are of a different ethnicity.
Don’t you know that yellow people are fourth-class citizens in the United States? White people - black people - Latinos - yellow people, so it is normal for black people to discriminate against you 🤣
What a shame. The very race, Black Americans, that experience extreme racism daily projects racism on another group of visible minories. Smh at America. That country is out of control. Every empire comes to an end, and it's this broken nation's time. America is unfixable at this point in history.
Black racism is pretty much nonexistent. You can see the significant representation of their race in the media, Hollywood, commercials, schools, workplaces, and sports for a group that only comprises about 13% of the US population. However, racism against Asians is on the rise, whether through affirmative action against students, diversity quota hiring, or just using everyday derogatory words, jokes, and stereotypes. Discriminatory behavior towards Asians is still tolerated, accepted, and often overlooked in the public domain.
I've lived in the US for 20 years, and I plan to move to China after I retire. The public safety in the U.S. is too poor, you can get robbed at any time, and it could cost you your life. And, there are too many homeless people in the city, streets are dirty, and nobody manages the situation. The US has become an unsuitable place to live.
Also, here in America (USA), Nobody CARES!! Here in America, people could care less about their Neighbors. In the USA, your neighbors might even be Happy if Something Bad happens to You!
@@houlej19 Chinese people are generally curious about events happening around them, and if you ask for help, they are usually willing to assist their neighbors. They typically don't take pleasure in others' misfortunes, especially if they have no personal grudge against you. 中国人是看热闹，只要你说，一般还会帮助邻居。一般不会幸灾乐祸，他又和你没仇。
the strongest country is USA. People always talk about transportation… i mean… if you love transportation system, go to Japan, good air quality, and you don’t be monitored by government, And you can freely say what you want.
I have heard that if there is one city in Sweden that is dangerous it is Malmo and then Stockholm. Rise in gangs, mostly of Islamic origin, and use of Molotov cocktails, grenades, or explosive weapons and gun related violence has started to shoot us as well.
Sadly Sweden letting in all those immigrants has less to Sweden being the rape capital of Europe at one point, hopefully things are being managed well by the police
@@gappergob6169 To me, the lowest common denominator is US Imperialism, as 7 year old gulf war started ad 8-9 years old refugees came, and since then the waves is related with wars often with USA involved... However it's also true that Swedish population by ourselves will shrink and to maintain the society we need people to come here. However the integration since late 80s is non existing and that was big and still is huge mistake.
Singaporean here. Spent 6 months in China earlier this year. Intending to go China. China is safe and developing fast. China is not what the West paints her to be. I really hope westerners visit China to see her for yourself. Yes, you may not like China at the end, but at least experience China for yourself and see what is on the ground there. For me, I feel China has overtaken Singapore in many ways, and many of my fellow Singaporeans still think China is nothing much but a country of run down villages....
I’m a Chinese.I agree some of your points. The western medias only report negative sides of China.On the other hand,most RUclipsrs and TickTockers only post positive sides of China.It’s quite difficult for your foreigners to know the real China. You said China has overtaken Singapore,I don’t totally agree with you.What most of you guys talk about are just big cities like Beijing and Shanghai .China is a huge country,these cities can’t represent China.China still has some problems,she’s not perfect. For example,the average personal quality of Chinese from the mainland China are worse than that of people from HK,Taiwan and Singapore. I’m still a college student. I’ve travelled numerous cities in the mainland China.And I‘ve also travelled to HK and Russia.Definitely I will travel round the world and see the world myself.Singapore is obviously an ideal tourist destination,which is civilized，clean and beautiful.
@@Summer-ef7lbSingapore is a financial hub not a IT or manufacturing hub ( we can’t win China either way ) so no way we can say we are better or even par with China. When u say average person in China is not better of HK or Taiwan, what are you comparing with? Majority of hongkonger is happier after reunified with China, a lot of them have move to China as they can’t afford housing in HK in the past. but now they have an option. What option do they have when under British? Taiwan I don’t even wanna say. under US influence,Taiwan is worse then Thailand or Vietnam now. One of the strongest competitors of Singapore of the Asia 4 dragon in the past is long gone They don’t ever know whether to call themselves China or Taiwan. technically those western people that went China don’t complain about China anymore is after they realise the media is lying to them all the while so what ever they say is true and not lying on the video. However to convince their fellow country mate by youtube and TikTok is almost impossible which they are just sharing information and won’t really care if people believe or not ( don’t really matter anyway ) For those that commented them as paid by ccp or what, is for them to believe or not ( rarely they do ) you can’t wake someone that is pretending to sleep anyway.
Singaporean here too. I've went to china on self planned trips multiple times since way before covid and I certainly agree with you that china is more advanced than SG. Especially making payments via WeChat/alipay is so convenient in china and the stores there can just scan our qr code and direct deduct the correct amount, as compared to us in sg having to scan the store's qr code and mistakenly paying extra at times via paylah. Or even banking apps being down several times and we can't make payment lololol. The fact that my china fren has not seen physical cash in years when I wanted to pay her back was an eye opener to me. China even has cities that specialize in niche technologies in which the govt provide subsidies so that the city excel in that area. I do find it a shame that our younger generation and even my frens am unable to speak or read mandarin well these days.
america is living in a future where there are a billion genders and fatness and sexual degeneracy are to be celebrated while loyalty, purity, honesty and other good moral virtue are hated on.
@@TacticalMayo Nope! Just like the many millions upon millions of people throughout history everywhere around the world trying to seek a safer, better life elsewhere. The Continental North America was settled by people fleeing from Europe in search of a better life for themselves and their families. when they are unable to change their government or society, through the political process what else can they do but go elsewhere? If anything, those who stay but do not attempt to make their own nation a better society are in fact, the real traitors.
safety is a primary concern for parents. No drugs abuse and gun violence in China. Also it is particularly for women. They can pursue their career or interests with affordable help by having ah yi (helpers) to look after their kids whereas in western countries, it is not easy to do so and mums are often tied down with housework and have to take the children everywhere they go.
I am Vietnamese, and I want to tell you: if your children are raised in China or Vietnam, when you get old you will be taken care of by your children, if you raise your children in America or In Europe and Japan, 80% of you will live alone or in a nursing home. Because the family culture of Vietnam and China is to respect teachers and take care of parents for generations
I think it's not cultural for Japanese to place elders in nursing homes. They must've adopted this practice from the West, especially from the US. Japan is after all an Asian country rooted in Confucian where filial piety is very important. S Koreans might go the same way. They seem to have no qualms adopting elements of western culture without giving proper thought and time and has somehow carved an identity in which they seem to revel. I think it is unnatural for humans to place elders in a nursing home. This practice must be a modern one and I'm not in favour of it.
I'm Australian. I lived and taught in America for 13 years and left because of how unsafe the country is now, especially in schools. I went back to Australia for a year, but the cost of living and the school system there is out of control, so I'm also here in China. I teach at a Chinese public school and the PTSD I have from teaching in the US and Australia is fading away. I am excited to go to work everyday and I love exploring this wonderful country! Subscribed! I love your videos.
I am a Latina who grew up and still Lives in America, and I am still dealing DAILY with this RACISM. It really doesn't matter how I behave; it's all about being Considered A less than Human.
Their foreign policies reflects exactly what you said - "less than human". What's laughable is that their narcissistic arrogance applies even to those that are obviously more capable & brilliant than they are. Like the brainless ignoramus brat laughing & looking down on a world renowned genius adult. 😅
I've seen many of your comments, and it seems you're quite dissatisfied with your current situation in the United States. However, merely complaining and being sarcastic won't change anything. Have you considered applying for a position as a foreign English teacher in China? You might worry about lacking teaching experience, but don't fret. Take a look at this guy and his story of working from the UK to China. I hope this doesn't offend him, but I want to say if he can do it, so can you! Hopefully, this inspires you. ruclips.net/video/UxBYrnHTmdo/видео.html
I've seen many of your comments, and it seems you're quite dissatisfied with your current situation in the United States. However, merely complaining and being sarcastic won't change anything. Have you considered applying for a position as a foreign English teacher in China? You might worry about lacking teaching experience, but don't fret. Take a look at this guy(I am unable to give you the link, you can search: Araf's Adventures on youtube) and his story of working from the UK to China. I hope this doesn't offend him, but I want to say if he can do it, so can you! Hopefully, this inspires you.
This is indeed very sad, and something I got to witnessed first hand. I grew up in California in the 1990s with some Asian kids from Chinese background. However their family have been in California since the 1800's. Both his parents and grandparents were born in the US and spoke perfect English. They still got treated like foreigners whenever they went out. It is truly a sad we are talking about this in 2024.
@@scottwood928 Those are a mix of both confused criminals, CCP soldiers when they invade Taiwan to infiltrate thee USA and just poor people still thinking the USA is rich.
I lived in Melbourne from 2019 to 2020, but eventually chose to return to China because life in Western countries is really unsafe for single women. I have never felt that going out in the middle of the night would be so dangerous, but in Australia, there are many such dangers. The homeless and drunk people on the streets make me feel very uncomfortable.
Our director in the office got promoted and moved to the headquarter in the US. But after 1 year he requested to move back to Asia because he's worried of his children safety in the US.
He was being silly. There are countries with five times the murder rate of The USA. Most of The USA is safe but a couple hundred slums are violent. I am Canadian. I am more likely to die in a car accident than an American is to die in a mass shooting.
I think the most important thing you choose to raise your kid in China is that you never need worry about drug abuse, almost no one addicted to drug, even weeds in China.
this is not true, there is drug problem along the border, it just harder to push the drug inland. China's "core" maybe well protected from vice, but all countries has a border somewhere... unless you are an island. one of the slogan for public awareness is "low crime doesn't mean no crime", the society is only safe if the society continously work to keep it that way.
Thank you for the video, and yes from what i saw and read everyone is impressed how friendly are people in China even in small places where they rarely see foreingers. Also all the provinces are different and extremely beautiful. Guangxi, Hunan, Yunnan, and others. And many scenic areas which are in every region are made with such taste and beauty. Really breathtaking. Every soul is different and what we love differs. I also find Asia attractive since childhood, especially China. Because of their concept of benevolence, harmony and peace, and the beauty of their poetry, music, art, movies, dramas, martial arts and many more. US also has a lot to offer. There're lots of good, talented people living there. But i wouldn't like to live there, i just wouldn't feel as safe as i feel in Europe. Good luck living in China : ) Hope you and your kids really enjoy your life there. 🤗🩵🪽
China, a human civilization with a history of more than 5,000 years and nearly 6,000 years, has developed to the present day with extremely high moral standards. Chinese people have a high respect for all races and do not have all kinds of racism and racial hatred like in the United States. From this point of view alone, China is the future of mankind, not the United States, not to mention China's infrastructure and the development of technology that benefits the people. When the Western media constantly smear China, they think that the Chinese people do not know, in fact, the Chinese people have always been aware of the Western media's selfishness and depravity, but the Chinese people's choice is to forgive and ignore. Because when a person continues to do evil, one day the retribution will come to him.
You mean the Chinese do not defecate publicly? They do not act like savages in buffets and wherever there are food? They don't put poison in their food? They don't sell soil as salt and pepper? It doesn't bully other nations? You're delulu 😂 it's the Chinese that are always greedy
What no racism? I know you lot hate your neighbors the Japanese. There are many immigrants also who forbid their Chinese children to socialize with the local kids. What high morals? You mean feeding your own people poison laced food? Gutter oil? Selling tofu dreg apartments to your people?
@@hinatamercury You're wrong. I don't hate the Japanese people. I like the Japanese people very much. What I hate is the Japanese government and Japanese war criminals who support Japanese militarism.
@@hinatamercury Chinese people are greedy??? Hahaha, don't forget how many Chinese people the Japanese government killed when it invaded China. Don't forget how many Palestinians Israel slaughtered. Don't forget how many Middle Easterners Americans have slaughtered in the Middle East for oil. Do you say they are greedy??? Chinese people are not greedy. Chinese people work hard, because they are all ordinary farmers or workers. Maybe they will quarrel with you for a few dollars, but they will never slaughter civilians like these countries for profit.
I am chinese who lives in Brazil since 2000, it's not easy to be asian in western countries, even though I like Brazil and its people are mostly nice, but all your explanations in this videos are very true... I am pretty strong so racism can't affect me that much, what I feel very bad about is the information shared through mainstream midia, that only brings bad things about my home country, I feel very sorry to my country and my people... And when I see someone like you, telling to the world the true image and reality about China, even If I suffered racism in western, imeddiately I feel so happy and fine again! I am very grateful for good people like you. I really hope you will always have good life in China and that it doesn't dissapoint your family! Best wishes!
@@id2ii Faaala, Jorge! Me mudei para cá quando era criança com meus pais por negócios, porém, não há nenhum arrependimento, espero que não tenha interpretado mal. Não saí do Brasil porque apesar de tudo, é um país habitável, tem muitos problemas, mas quando a gente se enraiza, a gente se acostuma, morei 19 anos no Rio de Janeiro, fui assaltado apenas uma vez! E agora moro no Sul que é muito mais seguro. Para mim, violencia não é problema, mas xenofobismo, racismo e ignorância é muito chato.
@@miroperinich2495 Hello! The concept of freedom can subtly vary among different cultures and nations, but generally, for most Chinese people, we do have freedom, a reasonably good quality of life, and safe cities to live in. Dissatisfaction is from the minority; we know that it's impossible to satisfy 100% of the people anywhere in the world. The reality of China is quite different from what most foreigners know through Western media. As a Chinese person living in the West, I can attest that I often see many negative and even misleading information about my country. This is really sad for us, but for those chinese who live in China, they don't really care, for them, China is enough, they don't really care what other countries or people think about China since they have everything they need in their place.
@@miroperinich2495 Don’t you think it’s silly to ask someone what “kind” of freedom they have? What does that even mean? Do you have freedom where you live? Perhaps not, since asking strangers online “what kind of freedom do you have?” implies that you do not enjoy a high quality of life. My man. Miro Perinich. You have been on the internet for too long! Log off, and enjoy your “freedom” 👋
I wish you and your family a happy future in China. I think you made the right decision. I visited China in early April this year (2024) for the first time in my life and I was stunned by the quality of infrastructure, friendly people, delicious food in the restaurants and of course the history. I hope that China will prosper more and keep a peaceful posture in the world politics and not be manipulated by the dirty politics of the west.❤
@victoryever acompanho um pouco de política mundial e minha opinião, baseada no que leio e vejo, é que os EUA vão fazer de tudo pra empurrar a China para um conflito bélico. Por que a China, hoje, é uma ameaça ao poder hegemônico dos EU no mundo. E se sabe que quando o governo americano não tem suas vontades atendidas pela força da geopolítica eles apelam para a intervenção bélica.
In my previous videos I used the word "cheap" and a lot of people corrected me. I am happy to keep growing and evolving! love the comments on how to be better ✨️
@@beeroseinchina lol, relax ! cheap are not considered as a negative word in China. and most of chinese people are very chill they dont care too much of what you says.
Just waking up to this super thanks! Can’t say thanks enough for your support 🥹 so happy you enjoyed my video. There’s more to come soon! Sending lots of good vibes your way ✨✨✨
Totally agree with you Rose. I live in Australia, honestly, Australia is safer than the States, but people still don't walk at night. Cost of living in Australia is terrible too right now.
It costs more to live in China than it does to live in the USA right now. It might seem cheaper but the electric meters double-charge, gas meters run even when nothing is used, water meters double-charge. Income is very low. No one older than 35 years old is even considered for employment. You only think it's safe because the government suppresses all crime statistics - a trend which is increasing in the USA as well following the defund-the-police movement.
Australia is safer than China. Just a fact. Negligent manslughter off the charts in China. Awful cancer rate survival. Nowhere near same life expectancy, health of citizens better in Aus, no forced camps, pollution way worse in China, food standards worse….. Anyway I could go on and on.
@@clearheaded5696 What's a night-time economy for? To work another 8 hours a day? Markets are just middle-men between producers and consumers. Only the producers increase wealth in a society. Overpopulated regions can have night markets because overcrowding on the streets can be reduced by people using streets at different times of day.
agree with you and China for sure has problems but safety is the most important thing for anyone in this world. As a Chinese we are really satisfied with how safe is our living environment. We don’t want to be flattered but to be recognized as what the real China is, good or bad. I subscribed your channel for you’re telling the truth to the world and secondly you are so beautiful ❤ 😂 I like you
My perception of China changed after I came here! China is such an amazing country, and I’m seriously considering it as an option for settling down and working. I’m currently in Tianjin, not far from Beijing, and I love it here! I wish I could learn the language a bit better-that’s the only challenge I’m facing. Everything else has been pretty amazing. And yes, China is a very safe country, and the locals are so respectful and curious about foreigners. It’s common here to meet a local who is so friendly that they’ll invite you for a meal right away. I was amazed by the warmth and hospitality of the people. As for kids, they are incredibly polite and well-mannered. I teach some kids English, and I can tell they are definitely getting the right education, either at school or from their families.
You are amazing and so is your family. Thank you for bringing the truth of life in China. Your kids will be multi-cultural when they grow up and it’s definitely the right choice to raise your kids in the Rising Superpower country. China has so much to offer
It is definitely still a rising economy. What I appreciate about your country and people is that you guys worked and still work hard to make the country be so prosperous as well as improve your quality of life at the same time. And one more thing, but not less important, all Chinese people I have met so far are nice and friendly people. Greeting from Serbia 👋
@@milosv7067 All you said is true our Serbian friends! The High Speed train between Serbia and Hungary built by China is about to operate soon! Yes we are still rising but China is so much ahead of USA in terms of Infrastructure (China has 40000km of high speed rail while USA has 0 ) , airports, highway, public safety, convenience, Electrical Vehicles , Solar Power, cashless society, Space Exploration, Ship building, Total electricity generation and now even Life Expectancy . the Total INDUSTRIAL output of China equals USA, Japan , Germany and South Korea COMBINED.
@@alexpan8138 That's true. A part of that high-speed train/railway already operates. By the end of the year the entire Serbian part Belgrade-Budapest will operate. China also built and still builds the highway Milos The Great. Honestly, I don't know the quality of it, but for now everything looks very good. Also it's not all just about the business, we also have visa free traveling for up to 90 days, very good export conditions etc. It looks positive for now. 🤝 The industry thing, I know you're doing better than the US. I'm trying to keep myself informed about the growth in China, but I'm not sure what sources are reliable.
I was born and raised in china until 13 years old. Then my family and I moved to USA for almost 30 years now....When I look back, I am glad I went to school in China. If I have a kid now, I will definitely send the kid to china for school.
I am Vietnamese, and I want to tell you: if your children are raised in China or Vietnam, when you get old you will be taken care of by your children, if you raise your children in America or In Europe and Japan, 80% of you will live alone or in a nursing home. Because the family culture of Vietnam and China is to respect teachers and take care of parents for generations
Thank You for helping me decide to travel to China. The difference between here in Canada and China is exciting to see on you tube time to go soon will investigate
Natural disasters do also happen in China. However, rescue teams like PLA often arrive within few hours and it is impossible for any place to be out of electricity for one month or even one week. Otherwise, people will be very angry. I have to say some Chinese are a little bit childlish because they are taken too good care of by the Chinese government.
beijing no good. don't come. china's southern provinces normally much better and developed. beijing, too crowded, too big, too expensive.... instead, some southern small cities more habitable.
100% agree. Between living in Shenzhen, HK and Shanghai for 11 years, I’ve seen China (specifically Mainland) developing so rapidly and the safety factor alone is why I love living in China.
"The number one most aspired to career in China, among young teenagers that were surveyed is an 'Astronaut'. The number one most aspired to a career in the U.S. is a 'Social Media Influencer', that is all you need to know to understand the collapse of the West." ~Tristan Harris
Thank you so much for the super thanks!!! It means so so much. Really appreciate your support. You literally just made my day ✨ sending good vibes and light your way~
@@beeroseinchina You're welcome. I loved your honesty regarding why you chose to stay in China. Takes courage knowing your views are not popular, yet standing by your convictions
Was in Biloxi for Katrina, specifically to film Katrina. The storm surge was massive 27.8 feet in Waveland. Life after Katrina was hard for a long time. Don't blame for relocating one bit. We moved from Pensacola to west coast of Florida. Where Hurricanes are less frequent. Been here 3 years and already had 3 Hurricane Warnings. There is no escape from them in Florida. Zhongguo must be an awesome place to live. Thanks for the informative video. Xie Xie ni.
Wow, as an aging american who' lived in HK and beijing and china and singapore and asia since the 90's, after living 40 years stateside... I'd say don't be anxious about coming here. Rather, be anxious about having to go back, lol. Of course there will be some temporary adjustments at first, especially for me from a totally different culture and language. Now I feel Asian and I prefer it here and hope to stay & be buried here. The world is changing (sad).
There is a young Australian woman of Polish descent in Sydney, Australia who visits China as often as possible as she loves it there. She speaks Chinese (putonghua - the common language, mandarin) fluently and goes by the name of Amy Lyons. She has her own RUclips vlog channel called, "Blondie in China" and she takes her viewers to some of the most amazing places around China.
I came to Canada when I was in grade 9, then went to high school. High school was brutal, most people did not want to look at me let alone being friends with me, as if getting close to me would lower their status. I’m still traumatized now, and I can’t talk about it, cause if I do, people would say why don’t you go back to your country. If I were to spend my high school days differently, I would hang out with other Asian kids more, instead of trying to fit in to a circle that did not welcome me. I’ll definitely keep my options open in the future.
I love your video, girl!!! I’ve seen your video in the video channal in WeChat, someone put your video on the site, she talks about your video and said that your point of view is amazing, well of course it is❤❤❤ You have listed all the goods and main points and also the caution points in China, me as a Hong Kong citizen love it, I’m also Chinese❤ hope to see you one day in China
awwwww so happy to hear you love it! really means so much. I didn't know someone posted it with their commentary, that's so cool! I'm sending lots of love from Beijing, hope to see you too!
after the storm, my parents and I were driving around New Orleans and they told me to look out the window and take it all in because I was witnessing history. Such a wild thing to live through
@@beeroseinchina I lived in Metairie, LA when Hurricane Katrina happened! I think I was 11 at the time. My family was homeless for a few weeks when we decided to evacuate to Texas. We slept in shelters, trailer parks, and motels. During the “Great Evacuation,” some of my friends slept in the Super Dome, which had been turned into a giant shelter at the time. For some reason, I remember being slightly jealous of them lol
@@Anonymous------ Babylon? You mean ancient Mesopotamia, Iran? I hope you're not referring to the United States of America which is on the other side of the world. 🤣
I used to the go Palm Springs for the hot Springs, this old guy chatted with me, he said his son had gone missing, he was biking as an adult and he had gone missing from Rural America, he pointed out some caution, he reminded me to put a no trespassing sign at my house for protection, he said he spends his days still searching for his son, what ever happen with him, I just wish he finds peace, the old man was a teacher and he was a good man in his old age, he was still wondering what on earth happen to his beloved son
Thank you so much for your support!!! And I’m so happy you enjoyed the video~ we are working hard to put out lots of cool content super soon from our travels. Can’t wait for you to see!
To be honest, in primary and secondary schools in China, teachers' words are more persuasive than parents'. After college students become adults, they no longer respect their teachers as much as they did when they were young, so Chinese university teachers have the least authority.
@user-mz9cm7pi8cThis word is japanese word, but it you search it in Wikipedia. It will tell you and the culture originated from China. Japanese adapted(To be not a very big adaption) Anyway, so japanese introduce this word to the world, So even when you want to describe the chinese thing, you also use this english word.😂
You're wonderful. I'm in China after living almost 30yrs in the U.S.. I can understand exactly what you talked about, like Katrina, what it's like before vs now in the U.S, ... Hope we can connected online. Also, I hope your videos can bring the mutual understanding between American and Chinese people. Thank you!
China has a different culture. I don't know how to describe it. It is a popular culture with a strong tendency towards egalitarianism. No matter how big the gap between the rich and the poor is, everyone believes that it is the best state for everyone to have a place to live, everyone is safe, and everyone is rich. In Chinese, it is called "world peace". This seems to be different from the situation in the West. My understanding is that Westerners seem to agree that there will always be some people who can exploit others.
I live in Beijing too! been here for 6 years, although I feel like there are definitely more comfortable cities in China to live in, Beijing is too big for my taste. But meeting people from everywhere in the world is SO TRUE! it's amazing!
it's funny that at the same, middle class Chinese, especially those in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen are selling their apartments just to leave China to live in North America, Canada, New Zealand...
Well said! I moved from Switzerland to the US at first with a big dilemma, and after living here for the last 20 more years I felt regret. That was all about children, in the US they have more room but also more risky. We don't know where they'll come home after a day working or not?
I already recommend many foreign friends of watching your vedio, and shared the link to them. I hope foreigners can hold a right view on china sociaty and current situation. 3Q for your vlog.
@@xu1244 You go Malaysia and Singapore, it's like China cities and towns in both countries. Why? Migration. Even Australia used to ve Caucasian town and now look like Asian city.
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My dad was born in China.
There was a very severe famine in the early 1900''s and his parents died in that famine.
His surviving relatives brought him to Malaysia together with his sister.
I remember he used to send money back to his relatives. They were so poor back then.
I was very fortunate to secure a very good job that allowed me to see the world.
My first visit to China was to Beijing in 1985 and I had tears in my eyes when I saw how poor the Chinese people were back then. China's economy was still not developed back then.
I saw bicycles everywhere on the streets. No one owned a car.
There were some Volkswagen Santana taxis which the locals couldn't afford.
I could go on a day tour of Beijing and had 2 meals for less than US $15 a day.
Today, China is so highly developed and so beautiful.
The living standards of the Chinese people had improved by leaps and bounds.
I really wish that my dad had lived a long life so that I could bring him back to see the impoverished China that he left behind in his childhood, had become such a highly developed and prosperous nation.
Unfortunately, he died in a car accident when I was very young.
In contrast. I saw how developed and rich the US was when I first flew to Hawaii and California in 1977.
Americans were living a very good life and there were very few poor people.
Today, there are so many poor people in the US living on the streets.
Meanwhile, China had lifted up more than 700 million out of extreme poverty.
We must give credit where credit is due.
Deng Xiao Ping was a man of great vision and foresight.
The other great Chinese leader was Lee Kuan Yew who brought Singapore out of poverty to a modern metropolis.
It was in 1978 that Deng Xiao Ping came to visit Singapore when it was already on the ascendency.
Lee Kuan Yew told Deng Xiao Ping that if we in Singapore who are descents of peasants from China can progress, you and your people can do much better than us.
Those words must have struck him so hard that the moment he went back to China, he set up the Special Economic Zones.
That visit to Singapore changed him and China.
He later said "It doesn't matter whether the cat is black or white as long as it catches mice."
He was referring to the style of government, regardless democratic or communist, it must improve the lives of its people.
I am so happy to see a prosperous and vibrant China, the land of my forefathers.
That's very emotional and heart warming story, thank you for sharing, thank you for not giving up and forgetting your root.
Thank you so much,and welcome to China.
I don't normally read comments this long, but I read yours 👍
There are a lot of things that happen behind the scenes that the average person don't see. There have been a number of colour revolution attempts, but all have failed.
To prosper under those circumstances, and to then succeed in bringing the population out of poverty and misery is absolutely mind-boggling.
I think no other country can replicate this. No-one but the Chinese government can deliver such brilliant results for its citizens 👍
❤同根同源❤
well said
I lived in the U.S., graduated, and worked there for five years before choosing to move back to Vietnam. Everyone asks me "Why not stay? Why reject the American dream?" Man they haven't lived there and witnessed the daily jokes about my race, the declining infrastructure, and the gun alerts in my neighborhood. I am a language teacher now and life is vibrant, safe, and I am not treated like a third class citizen. China is a wonderful country and a safer place unlike what is portrayed on mainstream media.
Hmm, this is very interesting. There are many Vietnamese here in the States, that are very happy with their lives here in the US. I'm sorry you felt differently.
I felt exactly the same and I went to university in USA and worked there for a while but eventually I moved back to China. I didn’t want to feel like a third class citizen, and my country China is rising every day while in US everything is in decline.
Enjoy your stay in China, safe place to raise a family and career development.
@@fdjw88 true, but every individual is different
@@fdjw88 they may appear happy but deep down we know there are plenty of people look down on minorities
当看到你说出“尊师重道”时就知道了，你是个非常有智慧的人，你的孩子有你这样的母亲很幸运
Your pik❤
Tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt 7@@AfsanaJahanHamim-n7m
I’m 3rd generation Singapore born Chinese.Our son has since moved back to our ancestral homeland in China to live and study.16 this year,incredible achievement in his studies. I will be retiring in 3 years time to live there.The future world is already here in China,you got to be there to experience it.
新加坡好多大陆有钱人搬过去
welcome to home
欢迎回来，中国发展的太快了不知道你还能不能找到你的祖籍跟祖坟。也不知道我用汉字回复你还能不能看得懂。祝你一切顺利！
看到中国人回来的消息，我非常开心。可能因为我们都是中国人吧，莫名的真心的替你开心
欢迎回家🎉
As an American, I believe that one of the biggest issues facing our country is a lack of appreciation for other cultures and countries. Many Americans are often closed-minded and fail to see the diversity and beauty that exists beyond our borders. While I know not all Americans share this mindset, it is a prevalent attitude that needs to be addressed. As I look towards becoming a future parent, I want to ensure that my children are raised with an open-minded and global perspective. Although financial constraints may limit our ability to travel and experience other countries, I am committed to exposing my future children to different cultures and fostering an appreciation for diversity. Despite any challenges that may come with raising children in the US, I am determined to do my best in providing them with a well-rounded and culturally aware upbringing.
Great words. I’m trying to teach to my teenager’s daughter the diversity of this wonderful world.
As a single mom, I’m doing my best to travel and visit with my daughter one country a year. To show other cultures, to encourage to be curious for meeting new people, etc.
I know, it’s not good for the environment… but I compensate somewhere else.
‘China is a closed country with an open mind. US is an open country with a closed mind.’ - kishore mabubani, google him.
Oh my god!
FACTS 👈🏾
Omg wonderful words. Well said
Yes, China is very safe. I'm a pure Chinese born in Malaysia, 3rd generation.
Malaysia is good but nothing like in China my ancestor home.
Now you really live the Chinese dreams and happy for you.
Apa Khabar ? My fellow Malaysian Chinese, I'm just like you, my grandparents (both side) migrate from China to Malaysia too. I think Malaysian Chinese know racism really well, the moment we were born, we were already a second-class citizens. If I were younger, I would move to China, but I have been living in US for too many years now, I'm witnessing the decaying of USA day by day, it's rotten from the core and it's sad.
The Chinese will never forget the contributions made by overseas Chinese in Southeast Asia during China's most critical period, will never forget the Nanqiao mechanics, and will never forget Mr. Tan Kah Kee.
@@schoo2894 Khabar baik. Nice to know my fellow Malaysian.
Our politicians will never stop the 3R.
Race, Religion and Royalty.
Otherwise this country would be like Singapore or better if a Chinese is a prime minister.
@@masongfen Not forgetting Robert Kuok and many silent contributors when China was still very backwards.
Hello kawan, apa khabar, I'm a Malaysian Chinese n I hope able to retired in China.
I visited many times n I like it there.
Especially the morning exercises
Wholeheartedly agree. British guy here, 15 years in China, now raising my three little ones here. Safe, clean, and affordable environment here in Foshan. Nice to see a channel like mine sharing positive vibes about China! Most dangerous thing for me - too many goodies to eat!
too many goodies to eat here indeed 😂 sending lots of good vibes to you and your family! thanks for watching and for your support ✨️
UK is the stabbing capital of the world. Here in Australia, the trend is heading in UK direction plus Sudanese migrants and local feral kids carjacking and home invasion, turning into another south Africa.
High Cholesterol?
I am Vietnamese, and I want to tell you: if your children are raised in China or Vietnam, when you get old you will be taken care of by your children, if you raise your children in America or In Europe and Japan, 80% of you will live alone or in a nursing home. Because the family culture of Vietnam and China is to respect teachers and take care of parents for generations
@@ngaothe6617非常同意你的观点，因为我们本来就是一个圈子，都是儒家文化
I am raising my kids in Shenzhen. We are Chinese. I travelled to almost all western countries and have done business with more than 50 countries' customers, I can say China is best place to raise the kids. And not only kids raising, in this more and more dangerous world, China is the last safe place to live.
the pollution is MUCH better than it used to be. there are many blue sky days. the worst of the pollution happens during the winter due to how they heat homes. on days that are polluted, we crank up the air purifiers and just stay indoors. but honestly, mostly every day we can go out!
@@beeroseinchina Actually most heavy sandstorm comes from Mongolia in recent years, not inner Mongolia where is also Chinese territory that have been planted trees and greenized for many years. But in Mongolia they are still experiencing desertification.
further away from pearl river delta and the east china sea would be better.. moving inland to avoid missiles is better
@@wymmyw8744warmonger
@@beeroseinchina That's good to know, it wasn't too long ago that Beijing is filled with smogs daily.
I lived in Shanghai for almost 8 years, as a women I felt so safe living in China! I miss it so much! The modern cities, the different types of cuisines and landscapes, clean and friendly people ❤💛
why not go again, maybe other city, shanghai is cool, but other cities are also cool, but a different way
Yes, it's better to learn Chinese again. I'm currently self studying Chinese and have made several related videos to prepare for the trip
我也喜欢上海
I live in the UK and I have a few Chinese friends share their culture ..people of China are such amazing and wonderful people they will always have my love and respect and if I had the opportunity to move to China I would not want to come back it would be my sacred dream god bless you China I love you🌹🙏🇨🇳
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I did actually forget to say that I am an English gentleman in the UK I have never been to the beautiful places of Asian culture China Thailand Philippines Hong Kong Tokyo Taiwan Singapore and even South Korea or japan as far is I'm concerned they are all in my heart and should be treated as equal and with respect I love you all🫶🙏
Awww that's so sweet of u😭♡♡
😂那些文物啥时候还回我们
my English teacher back 1997 he had a fake marriage during the covid period with a chinese woman to live in china 😂
American born-Chinese here, left after graduating uni, best decision of my life........
where did you left for?
@@kuanishere Guangzhou
@@Phidiasan喔~广州人+1，欢迎回来。我本地人。
@MrGriff305 Sour grapes much, why so sad?
@@Phidiasan 尽量住广州郊区吧，市区太拥堵
Having lived in many countries around the world, the difference between the US and China is that, there's too much politicking in the US and not much work being done to improve the lives of the people. In China, there's no politicking and it's all work to improve the quality of life for its people.
in the states, at least i am free to do everything i want, not like in shitna where you are told to do this and that
you aren't allowed to speak in china, obey and watch your social score grow lol
@@triumphanttrump1467 It's very funny, no body care what you said in China!
@@schwinnbiking It's very funny, no body care what you said in China! Come to China with 144 hour free visa, come on!
@@schwinnbiking social score？hahaha~I never know this as a Chinese,only you believe this.funny
Me too! Chinese kindergarten is awesome! We have our little girl enrolled in Break dancing, Boxing, Eloquence (which is Chinese speech presentation of poetry), Go (the board game), and skating. If you need some help in getting your kids signed up for anything, just give me a buzz. I can point you in the right directions.
I am from Singapore, i heard kindergarten in China learn to cook proper food. Is that correct? I do think it's a survival skills.
My boyfriend cannot even cook instant noodles for me when i am super sick right after a surgery. His instant noodles was raw when served. Of course, he can order grab or go downstairs to buy some food but there is some differences.
@@celestialstar124some kindergarten do , every is different.
@@celestialstar124 incompetent spoilt & too pampered bf you have... good luck with him..
@@celestialstar124 不会的。绝大多数中国幼儿园不会教授烹饪。现在有更多的孩子只会点外卖来吃。当然，会做饭的人并不少，原因很简单，他们觉得外面的饭不如自己做的健康好吃。😂
@@celestialstar124 有的幼儿园会有相关的体验课程，因为我妻子就是幼儿园老师，可惜YT不能上传照片，不然我很乐意给你看一下幼儿园的小厨房，非常可爱😊
One more thing, the gun violence problem in the United States is also very serious.
couldn't agree more
It's exciting and adventurous compared to the boring life in China. 😂😂😂😂
@@brianliew5901not for the 4 Americans stabbed in China a few days ago or the 25 plus stabbed in a hospital a couple of weeks ago in China.
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez I'm grossly disappointed why it took them so long to retaliate at such a miniscule scale.😢😢😢😢😢
@@JohnSmith-sm7ez It should have started the very moment Trump opens his racist mouth.😠😠😠
I’m Chinese, but lived in the states for 12 years now. After my visit back to China last month, I decided to retire in China after my kid goes to college.
Amazing video, but let me add more for you;
12. Absence of drugs, gangs, gun violence, homeless people, maniacs and confused genders
13. Clean and healthy environment
14. Technological advancements in most sectors
15. Lots of beautiful natural scenery, tourists attractions and lots and lots of things to do.
Confused gender. Hahhahaha that got me😂
Don't worry we🇺🇲 got something for China @@dlf4298
you're right
我再补充两点：16。中国在未来几年就会成为世界第一超级大国，不管是科技还是经济，所从未来发展的角度，这对孩子很有帮助的，了解中国，会流利的中文，长大后不管工作还是创业都会很有竞争力。17.中国不在世界各地制造战争，混乱，而是帮助世界各地变得更美好，树立了良好的国际形象和口碑，以后当你的孩子去其他国家发展，当地人会给你更多帮助和尊重，而不是称呼你为：讨厌的人。
16. No police brutality..
17. Not inhuman, unaffordable health care system..
18. No guns and stupid second amendment..
19. No cultural war and political divisions..
20. No need a car every time you ran out of milk and eggs..
LOL..
I am a pure Chinese. I admit that China may not be as free as your country, but it is really very safe. It is the safest country on the earth. I think freedom is relative. When your safety is not guaranteed, freedom will appear ridiculous. What is the meaning of freedom? Americans can freely ridicule and abuse their own president, and publicly criticize the government. Maybe people think this is freedom? Yes, I admit that we cannot achieve this, perhaps because we have no reason? Perhaps the reason is that most of us are just ordinary people, feeling the goodness and protection of our motherland. I only know that our country is very safe, the crime rate is not high, there are very few homeless people, and there are no worries about going out at one or two in the middle of the night. As long as we work hard, we can live a good life, which is enough for the vast majority of us. Why do foreign media continue to demonize China? I don't understand, and I don't want to understand now either. Wishing for world peace without war.
"Freedom" in the west hemisphere is just a deception. I'm not American but Mexican and my country always tries to imitate the USA with that democracy bullsh#t so we basically have the same problems, (well it's worse here to be honest, anyways).
I don't want "freedom" to vote for a president and other politicians who don't really care at all about their citizens and the progress of the nation.
What I actually want is to have the liberty of walking at the night and feel safe, I don't want to get robbed or have a gun in front of my face everytime I pass by the "wrong neighbourhood", etc.
I really, really envy you Chinese people.
Be proud of your country and your amazing culture despite all the lies the western media talks about you.
Hopefully I'll visit China at least once in my life.
I think as same as you, but China still under dictature either you like it or not. I love Chinese culture and people, but after spending 10 years in Taiwan, a democracy country, I'd have left the exact same comment than yours. No hard feeling here, just trying to answer to your question... Here is why 😉
每个国家都有好有坏、我们虽然不够自由、但是我们安全、没有人流浪、中国人很有同情心的、人门看到小孩、老人流浪都会帮助他们、我们文化虽然穷、我们不去偷不去抢、抛开政治还是好的吧总体来说
@@daouei资本主义的“批评政府”本来就是形式主义的，你们的政府只是财团的代理人，并不是真正权力的拥有者，为什么不试着批评一下真正掌握权力的财团🤡
@@cyanice12138 English please 😉
From my experiences, China is now a consumer paradise. Living in America, the middle class lifestyle is dying a slow death, especially with rising cost of living, rent increases, buying a house feels like extortion. Also: traveling, you can't go anywhere without a car, and you need car insurance if you want a car. Problems with your car? use your last paycheck to fix it. America stopped investing in the middle class a long time ago, the rich communities are closing itself off, leaving everyone else to fend for themselves.
you're absolutely right. the middle class is disappearing at an alarming rate
In the west, it is ridiculous that the gendre of children is becoming necessary to be discussed.
China cares about moral and family values, this makes China a better place for people who treasure these.
gentification happens everywhere including in china. it just alot faster in US.
@@lagrangewei
Gun violence is increasing fast in USA, are you suggesting China is following USA's footsteps in this?
Agree with you. I’m Thai who went to study in Oklahoma in the ‘90s. I can say that racism in the ‘90s was much less than present. And yes I had experience racism on the daily basis then but I was never attacked. You can imagine being Asian in the rednecked country, but I was only verbally abused. I’m now back in Thailand. When looking at the U.S., I feel blessed that I am back home now. And only when you’re outside, you can see how the western media has spread all the lies about China. Oh! one more thing that deters me to visit the U.S. again is their tipping culture. 😅😅
my heart breaks for you that you experienced racist remarks daily... you say you were never physically attacked, but words can hurt just as much. I grew up in the South so I can understand the mentality of some you saw in Oklahoma. I am glad you are healthy and happy now back home. sending light your way
well said
Congratulations, you are still alive, get out of Hellland
This is perfectly normal, in the 1990s, Europe and the United States were in the last moment of the war dividend obtained by World War II, when the decline had not yet manifested, everyone still had money and felt that there was a bright future, but now the United States has used up all the dividends, there are signs of rapid decline, Americans have no money, they will feel that it is because immigrants have robbed their jobs and money. And then the racism came in
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Thank you for taking us on a trip and sharing your views with us!!
As a Croatian I was in the East and West of the USA - and this country will never see me again. Too scary.
We have nice suburbs here. Come to Vermont, New Hampshire, or Upstate NY. The big cities are all about crimes and drugs. I think Paris, London, and Berlin are essentially the same.
i was in usa 22 years ago...no desire to visit usa again too.
what makes it so scary?
@@miacastellon7290 Gun violence, mostly
It depends on the city and state though.
The countryside/ suburbs are safe enough. Urban areas after a certain time of day is unsafe if you are alone.
You don’t want to be taking a walk at night during a riot/ protest/ looting spree
There are a surprising amount of shootings in certain areas
@@albert794 səbɚbz ɑɹ ʤəst ə bənʧ əv kʰɑɹ bɹeɪn sʧoʊdz
Thanks for bringing up a topic that not too many vloggers that live in China talk about - racism. The US is an incredibly racist society and it’s not just white people that are racist, but black people as well! Being an Asian I experienced racism from both white and black people. I don’t want to get into too much details, but I have experienced racial slurs and threats coming from both white and black people here in the US.
Not surprising. I am from Australia and have heard of anecdotes from family members living in the U.S. of this racism from both whites and blacks against Asian minorities - mostly just because they "look Chinese" when they are of a different ethnicity.
Blacks are more racist towards Asians
Don’t you know that yellow people are fourth-class citizens in the United States? White people - black people - Latinos - yellow people, so it is normal for black people to discriminate against you
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What a shame. The very race, Black Americans, that experience extreme racism daily projects racism on another group of visible minories. Smh at America. That country is out of control. Every empire comes to an end, and it's this broken nation's time. America is unfixable at this point in history.
Black racism is pretty much nonexistent. You can see the significant representation of their race in the media, Hollywood, commercials, schools, workplaces, and sports for a group that only comprises about 13% of the US population. However, racism against Asians is on the rise, whether through affirmative action against students, diversity quota hiring, or just using everyday derogatory words, jokes, and stereotypes. Discriminatory behavior towards Asians is still tolerated, accepted, and often overlooked in the public domain.
Articulated so well about what you feel. Great talk!
I've lived in the US for 20 years, and I plan to move to China after I retire. The public safety in the U.S. is too poor, you can get robbed at any time, and it could cost you your life. And, there are too many homeless people in the city, streets are dirty, and nobody manages the situation. The US has become an unsuitable place to live.
How much the CN gov paid for your comments?(just joking)
All you traders should leave now
China needs young people to build China, not elderly people to provide for the elderly.，haha
@@骑士骑士 消费同样很重要
@@骑士骑士 The difference is whether the government needs to pay you a pension
Also, here in America (USA), Nobody CARES!! Here in America, people could care less about their Neighbors. In the USA, your neighbors might even be Happy if Something Bad happens to You!
Omg this is so true
😂
Also very true in China
@@houlej19 Chinese people are generally curious about events happening around them, and if you ask for help, they are usually willing to assist their neighbors. They typically don't take pleasure in others' misfortunes, especially if they have no personal grudge against you.
中国人是看热闹，只要你说，一般还会帮助邻居。一般不会幸灾乐祸，他又和你没仇。
@@houlej19 你如果胡说的话，会遭报应的，你确定是这样的吗
Being respectful is extremely important 👍
“America is living in the past, China is living in the future.” totally agree!
With their buildings that fall apart 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀the Chinese still haven’t mastered how to properly mix cement
the strongest country is USA. People always talk about transportation… i mean… if you love transportation system, go to Japan, good air quality, and you don’t be monitored by government, And you can freely say what you want.
@@powerlifting5904噗哈哈哈哈哈…我尊重你的想法和自尊，所以就不反驳了😂我在韩国留学6年也去过你日本旅游四五次了。所以对于你的观点我只能emmm…祝您开心（日韩经济文化和莫名其妙的自信总是那么相似
@@afgano389 i can’t even translate your language… even youtube doesn’t show the ‘translate’ button on your comment. Mad clown?🤡
@@afgano389 how can you even use youtube? Wow 🤡
All cities I been to in China is safe, in Sweden also mostly safe but not as safe as China.
I have also visited Sweden and agree with you!
I have heard that if there is one city in Sweden that is dangerous it is Malmo and then Stockholm.
Rise in gangs, mostly of Islamic origin, and use of Molotov cocktails, grenades, or explosive weapons and gun related violence has started to shoot us as well.
Sadly Sweden letting in all those immigrants has less to Sweden being the rape capital of Europe at one point, hopefully things are being managed well by the police
Unfortunately, Sweden start importing "the usual suspects". And somehow people blaming it on Muslim instead seeing the common denominator 😂
@@gappergob6169 To me, the lowest common denominator is US Imperialism, as 7 year old gulf war started ad 8-9 years old refugees came, and since then the waves is related with wars often with USA involved... However it's also true that Swedish population by ourselves will shrink and to maintain the society we need people to come here. However the integration since late 80s is non existing and that was big and still is huge mistake.
Singaporean here. Spent 6 months in China earlier this year. Intending to go China. China is safe and developing fast. China is not what the West paints her to be.
I really hope westerners visit China to see her for yourself. Yes, you may not like China at the end, but at least experience China for yourself and see what is on the ground there.
For me, I feel China has overtaken Singapore in many ways, and many of my fellow Singaporeans still think China is nothing much but a country of run down villages....
😂中国农民流民的后代居然这么敌视祖宗生活过的地方吗？
I’m a Chinese.I agree some of your points. The western medias only report negative sides of China.On the other hand,most RUclipsrs and TickTockers only post positive sides of China.It’s quite difficult for your foreigners to know the real China.
You said China has overtaken Singapore,I don’t totally agree with you.What most of you guys talk about are just big cities like Beijing and Shanghai .China is a huge country,these cities can’t represent China.China still has some problems,she’s not perfect. For example,the average personal quality of Chinese from the mainland China are worse than that of people from HK,Taiwan and Singapore.
I’m still a college student. I’ve travelled numerous cities in the mainland China.And I‘ve also travelled to HK and Russia.Definitely I will travel round the world and see the world myself.Singapore is obviously an ideal tourist destination,which is civilized，clean and beautiful.
@@Summer-ef7lbSingapore is a financial hub not a IT or manufacturing hub ( we can’t win China either way ) so no way we can say we are better or even par with China.
When u say average person in China is not better of HK or Taiwan, what are you comparing with? Majority of hongkonger is happier after reunified with China, a lot of them have move to China as they can’t afford housing in HK in the past. but now they have an option. What option do they have when under British?
Taiwan I don’t even wanna say. under US influence,Taiwan is worse then Thailand or Vietnam now. One of the strongest competitors of Singapore of the Asia 4 dragon in the past is long gone
They don’t ever know whether to call themselves China or Taiwan.
technically those western people that went China don’t complain about China anymore is after they realise the media is lying to them all the while so what ever they say is true and not lying on the video.
However to convince their fellow country mate by youtube and TikTok is almost impossible which they are just sharing information and won’t really care if people believe or not ( don’t really matter anyway )
For those that commented them as paid by ccp or what, is for them to believe or not ( rarely they do ) you can’t wake someone that is pretending to sleep anyway.
神州大地每次衰败以后，都会涅槃重生与世间，😄海外华人对自己的祖地要有信心。
Singaporean here too. I've went to china on self planned trips multiple times since way before covid and I certainly agree with you that china is more advanced than SG.
Especially making payments via WeChat/alipay is so convenient in china and the stores there can just scan our qr code and direct deduct the correct amount, as compared to us in sg having to scan the store's qr code and mistakenly paying extra at times via paylah. Or even banking apps being down several times and we can't make payment lololol. The fact that my china fren has not seen physical cash in years when I wanted to pay her back was an eye opener to me.
China even has cities that specialize in niche technologies in which the govt provide subsidies so that the city excel in that area.
I do find it a shame that our younger generation and even my frens am unable to speak or read mandarin well these days.
What a true statement, “America is living in the past, China is living in the future.” Most Americans don’t realized how far China is ahead…
Which is the exact reason why the U.S. Government is working so hard to pull China back into the past!
america is living in a future where there are a billion genders and fatness and sexual degeneracy are to be celebrated while loyalty, purity, honesty and other good moral virtue are hated on.
God what a traitor.
@@TacticalMayo Nope! Just like the many millions upon millions of people throughout history everywhere around the world trying to seek a safer, better life elsewhere. The Continental North America was settled by people fleeing from Europe in search of a better life for themselves and their families. when they are unable to change their government or society, through the political process what else can they do but go elsewhere? If anything, those who stay but do not attempt to make their own nation a better society are in fact, the real traitors.
@@TacticalMayo多了解世界，不应该原地踏步
safety is a primary concern for parents. No drugs abuse and gun violence in China. Also it is particularly for women. They can pursue their career or interests with affordable help by having ah yi (helpers) to look after their kids whereas in western countries, it is not easy to do so and mums are often tied down with housework and have to take the children everywhere they go.
I am Vietnamese, and I want to tell you: if your children are raised in China or Vietnam, when you get old you will be taken care of by your children, if you raise your children in America or In Europe and Japan, 80% of you will live alone or in a nursing home. Because the family culture of Vietnam and China is to respect teachers and take care of parents for generations
You are right,Vietnam and china have same culture.
I was in Vietnam and I admired the respect regarding old people. I agree with you at all.
I think it's not cultural for Japanese to place elders in nursing homes. They must've adopted this practice from the West, especially from the US. Japan is after all an Asian country rooted in Confucian where filial piety is very important. S Koreans might go the same way. They seem to have no qualms adopting elements of western culture without giving proper thought and time and has somehow carved an identity in which they seem to revel.
I think it is unnatural for humans to place elders in a nursing home. This practice must be a modern one and I'm not in favour of it.
Japanese will Take a bow to the US and you know why.
You're very out, here in china the parents are giving their savings to their children to buy a tiny apartment.
I'm Australian. I lived and taught in America for 13 years and left because of how unsafe the country is now, especially in schools. I went back to Australia for a year, but the cost of living and the school system there is out of control, so I'm also here in China. I teach at a Chinese public school and the PTSD I have from teaching in the US and Australia is fading away. I am excited to go to work everyday and I love exploring this wonderful country! Subscribed! I love your videos.
"It's called the American Dream because you have to be asleep to believe in it."
- George Carlin
Why do you people come on our social media?
Hahahahaha
We can only dream about it and it’s more of debts country for sure
@@TacticalMayo you are everywhere commenting on channels about China. Get a life and job kiddo. Oh forgot your job is a bot for NED 🤖💩🤡
@@TacticalMayo 你们也有很多人去中国的社交媒体上，我们拒绝了？
I am a Latina who grew up and still Lives in America, and I am still dealing DAILY with this RACISM. It really doesn't matter how I behave; it's all about being Considered A less than Human.
this really breaks my heart
Their foreign policies reflects exactly what you said - "less than human".
What's laughable is that their narcissistic arrogance applies even to those that are obviously more capable & brilliant than they are. Like the brainless ignoramus brat laughing & looking down on a world renowned genius adult. 😅
I've seen many of your comments, and it seems you're quite dissatisfied with your current situation in the United States. However, merely complaining and being sarcastic won't change anything. Have you considered applying for a position as a foreign English teacher in China? You might worry about lacking teaching experience, but don't fret. Take a look at this guy and his story of working from the UK to China. I hope this doesn't offend him, but I want to say if he can do it, so can you! Hopefully, this inspires you. ruclips.net/video/UxBYrnHTmdo/видео.html
I've seen many of your comments, and it seems you're quite dissatisfied with your current situation in the United States. However, merely complaining and being sarcastic won't change anything. Have you considered applying for a position as a foreign English teacher in China? You might worry about lacking teaching experience, but don't fret. Take a look at this guy(I am unable to give you the link, you can search: Araf's Adventures on youtube) and his story of working from the UK to China. I hope this doesn't offend him, but I want to say if he can do it, so can you! Hopefully, this inspires you.
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Thanks for all the useful info.
This is indeed very sad, and something I got to witnessed first hand. I grew up in California in the 1990s with some Asian kids from Chinese background. However their family have been in California since the 1800's. Both his parents and grandparents were born in the US and spoke perfect English. They still got treated like foreigners whenever they went out. It is truly a sad we are talking about this in 2024.
Unfortunately most westerners judge people on their skin colour, not their personality
Asian American is the model minority and the perpetual foreigner.
你是不是说错了呀？1800年有中国人抵达美国吗？
@@杨肖-e9v ??
@@杨肖-e9v有的，鸦片战争前夕就有一些人润了
I Am So Happy that You were able to ESCAPE from ALL of this!!
As thousands of Chinese people sneak into The USA from Mexico.
@@scottwood928 Those are a mix of both confused criminals, CCP soldiers when they invade Taiwan to infiltrate thee USA and just poor people still thinking the USA is rich.
@@scottwood928 there are many chinese born america latin... but what ever floats your propaganda boats.
@@scottwood928 hahahaha so true
I lived in Melbourne from 2019 to 2020, but eventually chose to return to China because life in Western countries is really unsafe for single women. I have never felt that going out in the middle of the night would be so dangerous, but in Australia, there are many such dangers. The homeless and drunk people on the streets make me feel very uncomfortable.
Our director in the office got promoted and moved to the headquarter in the US. But after 1 year he requested to move back to Asia because he's worried of his children safety in the US.
美国21岁以下的人饮酒居然是违法😂，这在中国是无法想象的奇怪规定😢😮
He was being silly. There are countries with five times the murder rate of The USA. Most of The USA is safe but a couple hundred slums are violent. I am Canadian. I am more likely to die in a car accident than an American is to die in a mass shooting.
@@佯谬 中国18岁以下也不能喝 管的比较宽松罢了 但在美国也有很多人偷偷喝 高中生宿醉太多了
@@佯谬 饮酒不行，但是飞叶子、改性别是被鼓励的，666
@@佯谬 毒品泛滥的地方，反而害怕青年喝酒
I think the most important thing you choose to raise your kid in China is that you never need worry about drug abuse, almost no one addicted to drug, even weeds in China.
this is not true, there is drug problem along the border, it just harder to push the drug inland. China's "core" maybe well protected from vice, but all countries has a border somewhere... unless you are an island. one of the slogan for public awareness is "low crime doesn't mean no crime", the society is only safe if the society continously work to keep it that way.
在美国，吸毒是合法的。
但在中国，吸毒是违法的。
Lots of drug abuse in China and millions of alcoholics. Also negligent manslughter is off the charts. Awful working conditions for millions.
中国有吸毒群体，但是中国对吸毒的惩罚非常严重。
@@lagrangewei In China, if you sell more than 50 grams of heroin, you will be sentenced to death
Thank you for the video, and yes from what i saw and read everyone is impressed how friendly are people in China even in small places where they rarely see foreingers. Also all the provinces are different and extremely beautiful. Guangxi, Hunan, Yunnan, and others. And many scenic areas which are in every region are made with such taste and beauty. Really breathtaking.
Every soul is different and what we love differs. I also find Asia attractive since childhood, especially China. Because of their concept of benevolence, harmony and peace, and the beauty of their poetry, music, art, movies, dramas, martial arts and many more.
US also has a lot to offer. There're lots of good, talented people living there. But i wouldn't like to live there, i just wouldn't feel as safe as i feel in Europe.
Good luck living in China : )
Hope you and your kids really enjoy your life there. 🤗🩵🪽
China, a human civilization with a history of more than 5,000 years and nearly 6,000 years, has developed to the present day with extremely high moral standards. Chinese people have a high respect for all races and do not have all kinds of racism and racial hatred like in the United States. From this point of view alone, China is the future of mankind, not the United States, not to mention China's infrastructure and the development of technology that benefits the people. When the Western media constantly smear China, they think that the Chinese people do not know, in fact, the Chinese people have always been aware of the Western media's selfishness and depravity, but the Chinese people's choice is to forgive and ignore. Because when a person continues to do evil, one day the retribution will come to him.
You mean the Chinese do not defecate publicly? They do not act like savages in buffets and wherever there are food? They don't put poison in their food? They don't sell soil as salt and pepper? It doesn't bully other nations? You're delulu 😂 it's the Chinese that are always greedy
What no racism? I know you lot hate your neighbors the Japanese. There are many immigrants also who forbid their Chinese children to socialize with the local kids.
What high morals? You mean feeding your own people poison laced food? Gutter oil? Selling tofu dreg apartments to your people?
Wow bots are working hard to delete my comment
@@hinatamercury You're wrong. I don't hate the Japanese people. I like the Japanese people very much. What I hate is the Japanese government and Japanese war criminals who support Japanese militarism.
@@hinatamercury Chinese people are greedy??? Hahaha, don't forget how many Chinese people the Japanese government killed when it invaded China. Don't forget how many Palestinians Israel slaughtered. Don't forget how many Middle Easterners Americans have slaughtered in the Middle East for oil. Do you say they are greedy??? Chinese people are not greedy. Chinese people work hard, because they are all ordinary farmers or workers. Maybe they will quarrel with you for a few dollars, but they will never slaughter civilians like these countries for profit.
I am chinese who lives in Brazil since 2000, it's not easy to be asian in western countries, even though I like Brazil and its people are mostly nice, but all your explanations in this videos are very true... I am pretty strong so racism can't affect me that much, what I feel very bad about is the information shared through mainstream midia, that only brings bad things about my home country, I feel very sorry to my country and my people... And when I see someone like you, telling to the world the true image and reality about China, even If I suffered racism in western, imeddiately I feel so happy and fine again! I am very grateful for good people like you.
I really hope you will always have good life in China and that it doesn't dissapoint your family!
Best wishes!
Why'd you move to Brazil? I never lived in China, but I am Brazilian, I'd much rather live in a safe, rising nation than this violent backwater.
@@id2ii Faaala, Jorge! Me mudei para cá quando era criança com meus pais por negócios, porém, não há nenhum arrependimento, espero que não tenha interpretado mal. Não saí do Brasil porque apesar de tudo, é um país habitável, tem muitos problemas, mas quando a gente se enraiza, a gente se acostuma, morei 19 anos no Rio de Janeiro, fui assaltado apenas uma vez! E agora moro no Sul que é muito mais seguro. Para mim, violencia não é problema, mas xenofobismo, racismo e ignorância é muito chato.
I have nothing to do with China, but I don't like some things in China and it's not something special for me. Do you have freedom and what kind???
@@miroperinich2495 Hello! The concept of freedom can subtly vary among different cultures and nations, but generally, for most Chinese people, we do have freedom, a reasonably good quality of life, and safe cities to live in. Dissatisfaction is from the minority; we know that it's impossible to satisfy 100% of the people anywhere in the world.
The reality of China is quite different from what most foreigners know through Western media. As a Chinese person living in the West, I can attest that I often see many negative and even misleading information about my country. This is really sad for us, but for those chinese who live in China, they don't really care, for them, China is enough, they don't really care what other countries or people think about China since they have everything they need in their place.
@@miroperinich2495 Don’t you think it’s silly to ask someone what “kind” of freedom they have? What does that even mean? Do you have freedom where you live?
Perhaps not, since asking strangers online “what kind of freedom do you have?” implies that you do not enjoy a high quality of life.
My man. Miro Perinich. You have been on the internet for too long!
Log off, and enjoy your “freedom” 👋
I wish you and your family a happy future in China. I think you made the right decision. I visited China in early April this year (2024) for the first time in my life and I was stunned by the quality of infrastructure, friendly people, delicious food in the restaurants and of course the history. I hope that China will prosper more and keep a peaceful posture in the world politics and not be manipulated by the dirty politics of the west.❤
@victoryever acompanho um pouco de política mundial e minha opinião, baseada no que leio e vejo, é que os EUA vão fazer de tudo pra empurrar a China para um conflito bélico. Por que a China, hoje, é uma ameaça ao poder hegemônico dos EU no mundo. E se sabe que quando o governo americano não tem suas vontades atendidas pela força da geopolítica eles apelam para a intervenção bélica.
Amen. All you said is true. We're planning to live there in a couple years.
I LOVE that You said "Affordable" and NOT "Cheap"
In my previous videos I used the word "cheap" and a lot of people corrected me. I am happy to keep growing and evolving! love the comments on how to be better ✨️
@@beeroseinchina lol, relax ! cheap are not considered as a negative word in China. and most of chinese people are very chill they dont care too much of what you says.
In general, the price level in China is 1/3 to 1/2 of that in 'developed countries' when comparing apples to apples.
both are relative words, they relate to your disposable income. I am sure a foreigner with proper job will have good disposable income.
I’ve lived in China and it was the best thing that happened in my life. Thank you so much for this video. I miss being in China ❤️
Truth well told!
Just waking up to this super thanks! Can’t say thanks enough for your support 🥹 so happy you enjoyed my video. There’s more to come soon! Sending lots of good vibes your way ✨✨✨
@@beeroseinchina Thank you!
Totally agree with you Rose. I live in Australia, honestly, Australia is safer than the States, but people still don't walk at night. Cost of living in Australia is terrible too right now.
It costs more to live in China than it does to live in the USA right now. It might seem cheaper but the electric meters double-charge, gas meters run even when nothing is used, water meters double-charge. Income is very low. No one older than 35 years old is even considered for employment. You only think it's safe because the government suppresses all crime statistics - a trend which is increasing in the USA as well following the defund-the-police movement.
@@jameso1447 your name should be jameso1447+3
Yes, that's a pity. No night time economy and employment to generate for the nation.
Australia is safer than China. Just a fact. Negligent manslughter off the charts in China. Awful cancer rate survival. Nowhere near same life expectancy, health of citizens better in Aus, no forced camps, pollution way worse in China, food standards worse….. Anyway I could go on and on.
@@clearheaded5696 What's a night-time economy for? To work another 8 hours a day? Markets are just middle-men between producers and consumers. Only the producers increase wealth in a society.
Overpopulated regions can have night markets because overcrowding on the streets can be reduced by people using streets at different times of day.
This video is great. Thanks for sharing!
i left new york i 2016. there is too much gun crime for me to raise a family there
agree with you and China for sure has problems but safety is the most important thing for anyone in this world. As a Chinese we are really satisfied with how safe is our living environment. We don’t want to be flattered but to be recognized as what the real China is, good or bad. I subscribed your channel for you’re telling the truth to the world and secondly you are so beautiful ❤ 😂 I like you
subscribed to your channel
My perception of China changed after I came here! China is such an amazing country, and I’m seriously considering it as an option for settling down and working. I’m currently in Tianjin, not far from Beijing, and I love it here! I wish I could learn the language a bit better-that’s the only challenge I’m facing. Everything else has been pretty amazing. And yes, China is a very safe country, and the locals are so respectful and curious about foreigners. It’s common here to meet a local who is so friendly that they’ll invite you for a meal right away. I was amazed by the warmth and hospitality of the people. As for kids, they are incredibly polite and well-mannered. I teach some kids English, and I can tell they are definitely getting the right education, either at school or from their families.
Pity that I didn’t meet u in Tianjin last month when traveling 😂thank u for speaking highly of china
@Janaam-r2c I just said the truth 😁
You are amazing and so is your family. Thank you for bringing the truth of life in China. Your kids will be multi-cultural when they grow up and it’s definitely the right choice to raise your kids in the Rising Superpower country. China has so much to offer
It is definitely still a rising economy. What I appreciate about your country and people is that you guys worked and still work hard to make the country be so prosperous as well as improve your quality of life at the same time. And one more thing, but not less important, all Chinese people I have met so far are nice and friendly people. Greeting from Serbia 👋
@@milosv7067 👍👍👍
@@milosv7067 All you said is true our Serbian friends! The High Speed train between Serbia and Hungary built by China is about to operate soon! Yes we are still rising but China is so much ahead of USA in terms of Infrastructure (China has 40000km of high speed rail while USA has 0 ) , airports, highway, public safety, convenience, Electrical Vehicles , Solar Power, cashless society, Space Exploration, Ship building, Total electricity generation and now even Life Expectancy . the Total INDUSTRIAL output of China equals USA, Japan , Germany and South Korea COMBINED.
@@alexpan8138 That's true. A part of that high-speed train/railway already operates. By the end of the year the entire Serbian part Belgrade-Budapest will operate. China also built and still builds the highway Milos The Great. Honestly, I don't know the quality of it, but for now everything looks very good. Also it's not all just about the business, we also have visa free traveling for up to 90 days, very good export conditions etc. It looks positive for now. 🤝 The industry thing, I know you're doing better than the US. I'm trying to keep myself informed about the growth in China, but I'm not sure what sources are reliable.
@@milosv7067 我们和你们是兄弟国家
I was born and raised in china until 13 years old. Then my family and I moved to USA for almost 30 years now....When I look back, I am glad I went to school in China. If I have a kid now, I will definitely send the kid to china for school.
Very sensible choice.
I am Vietnamese, and I want to tell you: if your children are raised in China or Vietnam, when you get old you will be taken care of by your children, if you raise your children in America or In Europe and Japan, 80% of you will live alone or in a nursing home. Because the family culture of Vietnam and China is to respect teachers and take care of parents for generations
Thank You for helping me decide to travel to China. The difference between here in Canada and China is exciting to see on you tube time to go soon will investigate
Natural disasters do also happen in China. However, rescue teams like PLA often arrive within few hours and it is impossible for any place to be out of electricity for one month or even one week. Otherwise, people will be very angry. I have to say some Chinese are a little bit childlish because they are taken too good care of by the Chinese government.
You are so right! chinese people are so naive that they think other countries do it better than Chinese government.
I always say that to 润 人， they got too much spoiled by their time
There are many giant babies, and once they don't get the life they want, they blame the government
工业区如果停电一小时都会成为重大的新闻，如果是居民区停电1小时，供电局不被骂死才怪
Couldn't agree more ❤ We fell in love with Beijing & China in general on our last winter trip last December
beijing no good. don't come. china's southern provinces normally much better and developed. beijing, too crowded, too big, too expensive.... instead, some southern small cities more habitable.
100% agree. Between living in Shenzhen, HK and Shanghai for 11 years, I’ve seen China (specifically Mainland) developing so rapidly and the safety factor alone is why I love living in China.
"The number one most aspired to career in China, among young teenagers that were surveyed is an 'Astronaut'. The number one most aspired to a career in the U.S. is a 'Social Media Influencer', that is all you need to know to understand the collapse of the West." ~Tristan Harris
你也别过度的吹中国。在中国，很多年轻人都在做自媒体人，希望通过这个来发家致富。西方目前还没有崩溃，但总是给人感觉像是一个快要走不动了的老人。如果它们能够放弃战争，通过创新和努力来工作的话，可能会活的更快乐一些。不过有一点你说的没有错，把目标放远点，看向宇宙才是正确的选择。全世界的核弹头才是全体人类共同的真正敌人。
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the super thanks!!! It means so so much. Really appreciate your support. You literally just made my day ✨ sending good vibes and light your way~
@@beeroseinchina You're welcome. I loved your honesty regarding why you chose to stay in China. Takes courage knowing your views are not popular, yet standing by your convictions
Was in Biloxi for Katrina, specifically to film Katrina. The storm surge was massive 27.8 feet in Waveland. Life after Katrina was hard for a long time. Don't blame for relocating one bit. We moved from Pensacola to west coast of Florida. Where Hurricanes are less frequent. Been here 3 years and already had 3 Hurricane Warnings. There is no escape from them in Florida. Zhongguo must be an awesome place to live. Thanks for the informative video. Xie Xie ni.
Thanks for the insights. We will be moving to Southern China this August bringing 2 toddlers, we are anxious about everything.
Wow, as an aging american who' lived in HK and beijing and china and singapore and asia since the 90's, after living 40 years stateside... I'd say don't be anxious about coming here. Rather, be anxious about having to go back, lol. Of course there will be some temporary adjustments at first, especially for me from a totally different culture and language. Now I feel Asian and I prefer it here and hope to stay & be buried here. The world is changing (sad).
Chinese people are always friendly ❤ especially foreigners. anyone who knows Chinese language I think china is the best place to live.
There is a young Australian woman of Polish descent in Sydney, Australia who visits China as often as possible as she loves it there. She speaks Chinese (putonghua - the common language, mandarin) fluently and goes by the name of Amy Lyons. She has her own RUclips vlog channel called, "Blondie in China" and she takes her viewers to some of the most amazing places around China.
I came to Canada when I was in grade 9, then went to high school. High school was brutal, most people did not want to look at me let alone being friends with me, as if getting close to me would lower their status. I’m still traumatized now, and I can’t talk about it, cause if I do, people would say why don’t you go back to your country. If I were to spend my high school days differently, I would hang out with other Asian kids more, instead of trying to fit in to a circle that did not welcome me. I’ll definitely keep my options open in the future.
是时候回到自己的祖国了
在中国开车自驾也是出行一种热门方式，因为中国有比美国更优质的高速公路网络，各种公路桥梁隧道甚至海底隧道跨海大桥四通八达
Thanks for your insight! I am planning to move to China soon and your videos help a lot.
Welcome to China. No violence, no drugs, no porn. It's good for the kids.
@@Sunalen-ue9hv 关于porn，只是不能明面搞，但还是广泛存在的
@@hjinting2842吃药💊
入籍中国大陆有点难度，告诉你一种方法：尽快入籍还未回归的中国台湾省，等机会来了你就是真正的中国人了。这个方法已经有马来西亚人用上了，他们入籍台湾省等大陆的统一，祝顺利安康，来自大陆仙居县的祝福！
@@alexwang362 曲线救国
I love your video, girl!!! I’ve seen your video in the video channal in WeChat, someone put your video on the site, she talks about your video and said that your point of view is amazing, well of course it is❤❤❤ You have listed all the goods and main points and also the caution points in China, me as a Hong Kong citizen love it, I’m also Chinese❤ hope to see you one day in China
awwwww so happy to hear you love it! really means so much. I didn't know someone posted it with their commentary, that's so cool! I'm sending lots of love from Beijing, hope to see you too!
I've lived in China for 11 years, and every time I go back to my country of birth (Australia) I know why I'm still here.
oh wow interesting
What's so bad about Australia. I have Australia in one of the good countries list.
i still remember katrina after all these years, even though i live in canada, it was huge news here in canada also.
after the storm, my parents and I were driving around New Orleans and they told me to look out the window and take it all in because I was witnessing history. Such a wild thing to live through
Katrina showed the whole world how backward America was...and getting worse from then on.
@@beeroseinchina I lived in Metairie, LA when Hurricane Katrina happened! I think I was 11 at the time.
My family was homeless for a few weeks when we decided to evacuate to Texas. We slept in shelters, trailer parks, and motels.
During the “Great Evacuation,” some of my friends slept in the Super Dome, which had been turned into a giant shelter at the time. For some reason, I remember being slightly jealous of them lol
Thank you very much. Could you please make a video about medicine and the apartment prices?
I agree with all your points 100%. It's now the Chinese dream!!! 😊
The Chinese don't just dream but they make the dream come true in action. Dreams that remain dreams are just illusions and plain aspirations.
Escape from American Nightmare, go to China for the Human Dream. 👍👍👍👍👍
God bless America 🇺🇲
@@TacticalMayo
"God" is Satan.
Yahuvah despises Mystery Babylon.
@@Anonymous------ oh my God this uneducated garbage.
@@Anonymous------ Babylon? You mean ancient Mesopotamia, Iran? I hope you're not referring to the United States of America which is on the other side of the world. 🤣
@@TacticalMayo
Go read about Mystery Babylon in the Book of Revelation.
Beautiful description of life in China. Very moving. To tears. I like what you are saying!
I used to the go Palm Springs for the hot Springs, this old guy chatted with me, he said his son had gone missing, he was biking as an adult and he had gone missing from Rural America, he pointed out some caution, he reminded me to put a no trespassing sign at my house for protection, he said he spends his days still searching for his son, what ever happen with him, I just wish he finds peace, the old man was a teacher and he was a good man in his old age, he was still wondering what on earth happen to his beloved son
That's so sad😢😢😢😢
Is IMPOSSIBLE to Make ANY "friends" here in The USA.
I have noticed a lot of Americans can be very superficial. I'm not sure why it is that way
@@beeroseinchina 快乐教育！
@@beeroseinchina 里根之后的美国与现在的美国是完全不同的国家，彻底丧失了国家道德，成了一个卓越的海盗国家
@@beeroseinchinajust make sure you never come back here 🇺🇲 again.
Just make sure you never come back here.@@beeroseinchina
How is the air quality in the cities and in coutryside with beautiful scenery?
Are there places with clean air similar to Europe?
Thanks for sharing and loved this video.
Keep up the good works. You explains things very clearly and no biases. Thks..
You Are The Only One Who Tells The Truth...👍👍👍👍👍
shows your knowledge is limited!
OMG! Bar after bar! You have so many great points.
thanks for watching, and thanks for your support ✨️
Let’s all move to China ‼️
no…bro😂.. There are already too many people in China.(joke.Welcome!)
Learn Chinese culture and rebuild your homeland
Wish I could ...
Can I come too?
I'm planning to....I want to grow old rich in experience
Yeap...that's the absolutely true
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!!! And I’m so happy you enjoyed the video~ we are working hard to put out lots of cool content super soon from our travels. Can’t wait for you to see!
Wow! Enjoy your video clip. Thanks for creating and sharing it. Best wishes to you and all your loved ones. Take care! Cheers!🍻
im german and i will be up rooting my 6 kids & wife to live in china too!
Welcome! May I ask why?
wow
if you like communism you will sure love it
Very nice video I enjoy watching your videos even if have never travelled to china .
Feels like a very beautiful country to visit❤
Traditionally, in China, teachers rank almost as high as parents, sometimes even higher. This is a very good thing.
To be honest, in primary and secondary schools in China, teachers' words are more persuasive than parents'. After college students become adults, they no longer respect their teachers as much as they did when they were young, so Chinese university teachers have the least authority.
Meanwhile in America, teachers are overworked and underpaid
Guys, in China your neighbors don't have super weapons, they just have bonsai
@user-mz9cm7pi8c it is a sign of peace. Sushi is now in the West as Hambuger
@user-mz9cm7pi8c the origin of bonsai (pencai) is from China. Its sinosphere culture japs learnt from.
🤣hhhhhh
@user-mz9cm7pi8cThis word is japanese word, but it you search it in Wikipedia. It will tell you and the culture originated from China. Japanese adapted(To be not a very big adaption)
Anyway, so japanese introduce this word to the world, So even when you want to describe the chinese thing, you also use this english word.😂
LMAO 😂
You're wonderful. I'm in China after living almost 30yrs in the U.S.. I can understand exactly what you talked about, like Katrina, what it's like before vs now in the U.S, ... Hope we can connected online. Also, I hope your videos can bring the mutual understanding between American and Chinese people. Thank you!
Wow, nice video topic! Great job, it seems to be a popular sentiment recently
China has a different culture. I don't know how to describe it. It is a popular culture with a strong tendency towards egalitarianism. No matter how big the gap between the rich and the poor is, everyone believes that it is the best state for everyone to have a place to live, everyone is safe, and everyone is rich. In Chinese, it is called "world peace". This seems to be different from the situation in the West. My understanding is that Westerners seem to agree that there will always be some people who can exploit others.
大概2000多年前的“诸子百家”就已经在争论社会的发展形态，古人有云，不患寡而患不均
從小的教育。反正骨子裡的性格是柔和。嗯~世界和平！如果世界還抹黑中國，中國人也只會默默的過自己的生活。我是中國人也不知道為什麼，反正就是這樣。不知道為什麼。
Beeroze is honest . We love china .from pakistan.
Convincing people using truths and facts is so easy and really fun to watch! :D
She's preaching to the choir she's a traderr to us, she better never come back.
@@TacticalMayo As if you can stop her from doing anything? People can come and go wherever they damn well please lol
@@luna498-h5z don't worry as things get worse because they will ain't nobody going to be doing anything
I live in Beijing too! been here for 6 years, although I feel like there are definitely more comfortable cities in China to live in, Beijing is too big for my taste. But meeting people from everywhere in the world is SO TRUE! it's amazing!
The American dream now is to leave America. Im looking to immigrate to China for the very same reasons you listed.
The American dream is just that. A dream.
Please come to Chengdu!!!❤❤❤❤
That's the biggest lie ever told.
it's funny that at the same, middle class Chinese, especially those in Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen are selling their apartments just to leave China to live in North America, Canada, New Zealand...
@@dlf4298I really want to visit Chengdu.
Well said! I moved from Switzerland to the US at first with a big dilemma, and after living here for the last 20 more years I felt regret. That was all about children, in the US they have more room but also more risky. We don't know where they'll come home after a day working or not?
You'd think that after 20yrs you would notice. But in the US, you have to create and provide that safety for yourself, and for everything else too.
Why would you move from Switzerland to US. This shows even heaven becomes boring😂
I already recommend many foreign friends of watching your vedio, and shared the link to them. I hope foreigners can hold a right view on china sociaty and current situation. 3Q for your vlog.
One day not to far distant future when i go visit China from Malaysia.. Upon arriving China...Did I land in USA?? .. Why so many Americans here.. 😮😮😮
那些美国人会列队欢迎你，高呼"世界上最伟大的冷笑话演员！。。。哈哈
It does look like a possibility
我这里是三线城市，我家附近经常能看到一个欧洲女人推着婴儿车散步，街上也能看到其他外国人
@@xu1244You would be surprised not distant future, you will remember my words.
@@xu1244 You go Malaysia and Singapore, it's like China cities and towns in both countries. Why? Migration. Even Australia used to ve Caucasian town and now look like Asian city.