Yan, you are one of the most honest documentary filmmakers around. You have no 'agenda'. You are not trying to sell a message to us. You just show us things we would never have the chance to see. You are so respectful of people. Wonderful. Thank you from a retired traveler from the UK.
She definitely has agenda. Watch her video on the Uyghur people. She showcased it to be a normal muslim village but men have no beards and women has no hijab. If you know what i mean, then we good
This is a VERY important interesting video showing that Chinese people even of 20 minorities can live peacefully, happily doing their own business in such a small place. Thank you for sharing a beautiful video
The roofs with vegetable gardens have solar hot water panels on them. This is what we wanted for New York City back in the 70's. To have our own hot water systems & veggies. Glad to see someone doing it successfully! A magical video! Thanks!
@@mikeantonio3163 hmm , with all that sun you get in London :-) Given the erratic supply and wildly increasing costs , more here in South Africa are moving to solar . It also works on cloudy days :-)
Such beautiful place that is out of the eyes of the world. The fact that the homes have no doors really shows how peaceful this place is! Great video, thank you.
Thank you for pointing out that the Muli village has kept it indigenous Tibetan character. Not only that, it has turned itself into and kept its connection with the elements and nature using the rooftops to grow their family veggies. So beautiful and they live together in harmony practicing the Buddhist principles of compassion &kindness. The world needs these lessons in sustainable living, just needs to set foot on the path... many thnx Yan for this &all your beautiful insights into the hidden China. I have spent time there and love China, so beautiful.
You are very fortunate to have spent time in places I find magical. I only wonder; people growing veggies etc on the roof tops..... does it not deteriorate the construction? they have dirt and water every day plus the roots don't they do damage?
Hi i'm from Nepal and indigenous from Himalayas here, I sometimes ponder about the origin of my distant ancestors and i get intrigued to believe that they must have descended from China mainland. I feel so connected while watching your vlogs. China is beautiful beyond words in every respect. P.S- My obsession with China is growing every time I watch your videos.
No that is not, the climate is actual reason why you guys look like not because your ancestors are from China, Thai, Taiwan, Korean, Japanese They look almost same it doesn't mean their ancestors are from china
@@deepakmanna7128 lol, nothing to do with climate. Many Nepalese tribes share ethno Tibet/Burmese heritage, especially those who come from the hillside.
After the great LiziQi left her channel, I finally found another Chinese Content Creator that keeps making me fascinated with the Chinese Culture and Cuisine. Thank you, Yan 🥺❤️
@@zygnus9481She had some conflicts with her agency. Her agency registered the trademark Li Ziqi, but the beneficiary was not her, so she stopped updating videos.
One of the best ways to learn about China and Chinese history is through Little Chinese Everywhere, which has the best drone shots to see a bird's eye view of what Yan is talking about.
@@barkobummer There are many great travel shows in the West such as Kara and Nate, however, Yan's is my favorite. Blondie in China is another great show from China and maybe one day Yan and Amy can meet up for a video together,
@@barkobummerits called aerospace regulation and is born from having empathy for the people who's live you could potentially end by flying into their plane.
Demeanor is a perfect word, someone commented about you, Your flow of commentary, directly from the heart and the places you visit and take RUclipsrs through, feels as if we are transported with you, Words can't be befitting for the kind of awe you bring watching your channel. I am amazed with your organic flow of words in Chinese,English and your coverage....so enriching the soul. As soul we are all one,as body we navigate this world differently..... Keep up your work.... So meaningful, This vlog...such remote village in China,yet your elegance to meet people and negotiate the essence of life if so captivating.... I bow before you for the AURA you carry. If the world views your channel, humility about China can be felt. I am 65, my father lived in Rangoon and he was fluent in Chinese and Burmese. His description and his story about Chinese culture, I can sense the flavour of Chinese culture and humility. I live in Chennai,India,here there old time Chinese restaurant since 1960's and have tasted chilly pork with Rum. Ya,you made my day,girl, and Thank you. I will expect lot more vlogs and keep watching your channel,so,so enriching.
Planning to visit Yunnan next year, I have seen it to believe it. I have deep fasination for Chinese culture ,met few Chinese in India during 1970's,they were dentist, acupuncturist etc.,there are few Chinese folks in Calcutta and few in Chennai, I am talking old timers not today's China, Amazing manners,soft spoken like you, articulated,humane.I am not sure of today's kids, but family values ,little would have changed.
Priceless Yan, priceless. That is where I was to go in 1986, I had studied Mandarin with another Chinese man, but halfway through the course my mother passed away, and then Chernobyl happened, and I was called away. I have the book written by Peter Guillart. who lived in Lijiang until Mao arrived, then disappeared to Singapore. Thank you for being you Yan, a very special relationship, with, all, people,,,,,Big Hug for you...
And again thank you for taking me to places in China that other wise i would never see let alone experience and for your professionalism in the production of this video much appreciated
So remote, yet so advance in terms of say, solar, piped water, even saw lots of satelite dishes? Growing vegies on roofs, side by side with solar panels? We in the mordern architectural community dreams of such futuristic dwellings, harnessing the rain, sun and wind, building eco friendly and self sustainable communities. And here, in the most remote place in China we find all that we dream about in reality, it's happening before we could say "I wish". How have we failed??
On account of I am watching china vedios,it is really unseen china,no RUclipsr is showing rural china,every body make vedios about big cities.thank for your hard work,god bless you.d.sambireddy from andhrapradesh,India.
It's so very interesting to see the many different ethnicities in Muli city; before your videos, I didn't know China was so diverse. Eya was also very interesting, and the people are so friendly and open! I wondered about your motorbike, but when I saw some of those roads, I'm glad you took the buses instead! Thank you for these wonderful insights into China!❤😊
Hello Yan again , from Scotland . There are over 20 different ethnic minorities living in the Muli city with not a hint of distress or friction or malcontent anywhere . I believe other nations and leaders can learn a great deal from those nice folks you have encountered on your travels ... especially with peace and harmony . It's not difficult at all ,is it ? Very best wishes to you on your great adventures .
In Chinese culture it is not good to get angry or show anger because it causes you to "lose face" a serious no no in Chinese society. Others feel sorry for you if you lose your temper and express anger. A very humbling experience.
So interesting, but what I find is amazing is the old city and at the side this modern fabulous bridge road over a valley that you just see in China. The people always look so happy, laughing. So magic.
China is very unique and advanced, I am of Chinese descent in Indonesia and I am happy to see your show, I hope it is an extraordinary beauty, bless you
Thanks for another beautiful video. It is wonderful to see how friendly people are and it never ceases to surprise me the people who have the least are prepared to share the most and find happiness in all the things around them. ❤️
Amazing village…the house building technology primitive or modern show the Chinese know how to build! Thanks for this episode. Yan sure knows how to locate out of the beaten path places to visit! What a treat for armchair travelers like me ! 👍👍👍
Someone compare the primitive village to that of native American life before colonization! I think it's quite accurate interm of people living a subsistence life, who are self sufficient in producing everything they consume from foods, hand bags to wine! Hope they can make their culture well know to the rest of China and can support them by purchasing their hand crafted goods!
Sadly in America, native first americans were herded into Reservations, their food source were deliberately targeted, native bisons were systematically destroyed by early european settlers, not for food but to starve these natives, in the hope that they would give up their lands so the settlers could harvest gold and oil.
"Nihao" Hello Yan I found this journey very interesting. Muli City with it's Tibetan influence, fascinating that it's built on mountainous terrain. Eya village I found is like "a place where time stood still". Naxi people are very friendly, and I think respectful of each other, leaving doors and windows open or none at all is beyond comprehension when compared to my life. The young and older woman working so hard with thread for bags, I know they are happy in their own little world (but I got sad and those poor horses 😢) How kind to offer you what little they have, very hard workers and proud. Wow! Yan, you left me thinking. You are China's great Ambassador of Tourism. Be blessed. Cheers from Texas USA.
Amazing episode, so much to take in. I never realised China was such a diverse country with varying ethnic groups and cultures living harmoniously side by side. I continue to learn and enjoy your videos. Thank you once again for sharing your rich culture with us.
Among the many inspiring things in your videos, one thing that always makes a powerful impression on me is how open and unguarded the people you meet have been. They live with a level of trust that many of us in the west can only dream of. Thank you for showing us a world that most have not seen, and showing us so much beauty in the lives of such incredibly resilient and kind people.
Nagyon jó kis videókat csinálsz mindig. Igazi kikapcsolódás, gyönyörű táj! Kedves , közvetlen vagy. kedves emberek között. Magyarországról nézve igazi kuriózum a film. Üdvözöllek Budapestről. 😊❤
In the past, these ethnic minorities migrated to remote mountainous areas to escape war and basically lived a self-sufficient farming life. The government has always wanted to relocate them outside the mountains, but many local people are unwilling to move and hope to continue their traditional life. If they move outside the mountains, they will lack the means of survival. Only young people are unwilling to stay in the mountains, leaving only some elderly people and people without skills to continue living in the mountains.
Farmers have a lot of skills like farming and textiles. It is only that those skills are not value by urban society. I hope the China goverment creates programs so those valuable skills are not lost by outmigration
OH OH Yan, I thought the Golden Eagle might get a bit wobbly in flight that brew looked a bit strong,😀Yan wonderful video, many different Cultures & Groups, the People are just wonderful, its those beautiful terraced farming plots stepped up & down the Mountain & Hills is a way of keeping water up into the farming plots,brilliant this is a procedure carried out around the world, China & Tibet & other Countries have been doing this for 5000 years or more, in Australia their was a Man called PA Yeoman's who was a Mining Engineer & Farmer extra, who invented Key Line Farming using the system to keep the water up the hills Contour Up the Hill & Contour Down the Hill , using a ripper to open the soil and keep the water up so the field could be naturally irrigated with low rain falls, also by putting in Dams on the Key line, so you can flood irrigate from the Dam along the contours ,its more to it but its wonderful, Yan did you know that the first Irrigation Dam was Made in Northern China some 5000 years , so I find it interesting how these people use the top of their Houses for growing food, Yan your Video showing the Greenery of those valleys & Mountains its a Beautiful Video, I learn something every day, its a joy watching how other cultures do their Farming , Keep up your Wonderful Work Yan, Bless you, Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐮🐂🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🐔🐓🦆🦢🦋💐🌸💮🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌻🌼🌲🍇🍈🍉🍊🍋🍌🥭🍎🍏🍐🍑🍒🍓🫐🥝🥑🥕🌶🌽
Your videos are truly amazing. I’ve learned more about China than I ever could have being here in the USA. I am so grateful that you travel so far just so we can see the different , beautiful people and their cities. Thank you!
Wow, what a fascinating culture. They must have no crime, what a wonderful trusting people. Thank you for this unique experience; I never would have had it without your vlog.😊
Yan, I wanted to thank you for showing us how beautiful is China and its people. Their kindness and way of living is so inspiring and at the same time shows how we as humans have more and more in common no matter where you are, what you look like and where you come from.
Amazing village and interesting buildings architecture. Beautiful people and culture. The lady is so friendly keep serving you their home made liquor. Thanks for sharing such an interesting video!
Another fascinating insight into Unseen China 🇨🇳 Yan! You’re audience loves the work you do. I used be made to drink the rice wine of the Ibans in Sarawak and understand your sacrifice when drinking too! It was hilarious. Beautiful people. Can’t wait to go to China next month. Zaijian Xiao Yan! 😊
Another great video Yan friendly people no doors on houses never mind locks these people have more respect for each other than we in the so called modern world have for each other ,it seems sharing is very common in China 2 husband for 1 wife and visa versa in other provinces .Has a farmers son back in the 60 s i remember pigs been killed for pork and bacon and been cured with salt peter they called it then and the pigs bladder used as a football. Your drone footage was amazing these were poor people but were rich in every other way .Thank you Yan .All the best from the U K Alec.
What a cute little girl! She made a famous homophone joke, even I didn't react for a while. She said 8+1(=9), and the pronunciation of 9 is the same as rice wine, which is "Jiu".
oh you just get me the answer! because drinking is banned on tiktok, so they can't say Jiu which means liquor. Instead they call it eight plus one (equals nine, sounds is jiu, same with liquor). I didn't get it until I read your lines!
Wish I had discovered this channel much earlier, I’ve always wanted to visit China. And Yan is awesome! She’s a great communicator and makes it very entertaining while being informative and educational. Eya village is incredible! It’s beautiful
thank you. I am so grateful for your reflection. all the distance you cover and the isolated locations you reach are truly spectacular to see and experience the visuals of. thank you so much. 🙏😊
Thanks for uploading your videos! Currently pregnant in China and missing being able to travel (especially to remote places which I love to visit), so your videos are helping to scratch the itch❤
Another amazing video, it had me smiling all the way through. I love to see all the different places in China and nobody shows them better than you. Thank you.
All the people you come across are so warm and inviting. I watch many travel vlogs from all over the world and find it fascinating that most every culture has a form of "cheers" when sharing a drink together. It really connects humans together. That and the willingness and enjoyment of everyone to share a meal. Even the poorest of families love to give a guest some food that they have prepared. 😊❤
Amazing video as always, it's so good that we get to learn about other cultures, and I'm always blown away at the massive diversity of China, its people and culture. Awesome!
I hope their leaders will do the same with their neighboring southeast asian countries. RESPECT NEIGHBORS and Live in harmony & peace. No island grabbing in the West Philippine Sea. No invented nine dash line. No bullying of other countries' coast guards. RESPECT
@@MAY051260 Unlike in the U$, ethnic black americans, asians, or I should say, non whites will forever be second class. It is part of European history and culture, as soon as anyone else is doing better, they will be knock down by new laws and "enforcement agencies". That's the American way Just look at U$ vassals of SK, JAP, PH, all are subject to U$ policy, will never be sovereign, will always be goaded to fight other Asian neighbors in return for some $$$ which benefits the U$ selected president like BBMarcos, the entire family is a known C!A asset, this is not news, everybody remember Ferdinand Marcos and Imelda and her multi trillion shoe collections.
You are such an excellent storyteller about these places and people. I always learn something from your travels and interactions with the people you meet. Thank You!
thanks to drone photography, your human interest story together with great aerial landscape video makes a great total package - and traveling like a local speaker allows us non-Chinese to get a feel for that life. Great work - please keep it up !
Muli City - what an interesting place! I love their use of the residential building's roof areas with the vegetable gardens and dense arrays of solar water heaters; a win-win simple urban design. But then, it must be real hard to live in places like Eya there through the winters. Do they have electricity, cell phones? Your video lectures are priceless!
Poverty in China is not material, it is mainly in healthcare and education, and this remote area lacks healthcare and children have to go to the city to go to school.Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is the poorest area in China, and it would be hard to find a poorer city than this area. The annual per capita income in this region is less than 8,000 US dollars, and even so, it still has running water, electricity, and roads. As for mobile phones, the cheapest Xiaomi and Huawei are even less than $100. It's hard to find an old person without a smartphone.
I’ve heard about the “Walking Marriages” in China and I’m so looking forward to the next episode - you tell so interesting stories and we come so close to the people ❤
Brings back such precious memories of my times in China. From Wushan in Northern Chongqing I visited so many small rural traditional villages and can only wish I could visit this village. Very nice. Thank you.
As a Chinese, I would like to say that this is not the general situation in rural China. Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is one of the poorest places in China .The rural areas, especially those in several coastal provinces, have developed quite well, and the blogger's hometown Anhui's rural areas are also good.
Once again we see that people who have so little are happy to give a lot to strangers (although that corn wine looked lethal!). I'm surprised that the houses were so open, as it must get extremely cold there sometimes. Another wonderful video, thank you. Yan, I would also like to add that after seeing the coverage of the awful typhoon and earthquake that affected Anhui, and other places in China, I hope your family are safe and well.
Very nice and informative video. Thanks for sharing. It is interesting learning the diverse culture, religion, writing and language among the different minorities in China.
I really enjoy your videos on rural China and small villages. There is so much about China and the wonderful people that Americans don't know. I truly wish Americans would read and experience Chinese culture. It is fascinating and the people hospitable and friendly. I lived in several cities in China teaching English for 4 years. Never happier.
Hi Yan….thanks again for this really special post. I noticed that in almost every place you have shown, the standard of cleanliness is generally very good. Also although people are poor, there is no extreme poverty and people are very pleasant and they look happy . They do not moan about their conditions at all and are also usually generous. Thank you. Looking forward to the next…very curious .
Yan, you are one of the most honest documentary filmmakers around. You have no 'agenda'. You are not trying to sell a message to us. You just show us things we would never have the chance to see. You are so respectful of people. Wonderful. Thank you from a retired traveler from the UK.
She definitely has agenda. Watch her video on the Uyghur people. She showcased it to be a normal muslim village but men have no beards and women has no hijab. If you know what i mean, then we good
完全同意
@@PineappleOnPizza69 which video is that? I'd like to see it and judge for myself.
@@PineappleOnPizza69 Don't lie
@@PineappleOnPizza69 what is wrong with men no beard? Women no hijab?
This is a VERY important interesting video showing that Chinese people even of 20 minorities can live peacefully, happily doing their own business in such a small place. Thank you for sharing a beautiful video
However, Israel cannot tolerate Palestine…
I lived in USA all my life, but the Native American languages/culture literally is invisible. Their people's population is very small.
We in Sabah,Borneo,there are 33 etnicities. Always live peacefully without fighting between etnicities
中国有55个少数民族
Glad to see Turk kebabs on mulli
welcome to my village,i was born there,i miss my parent
Where do you live now? Do you go back there to visit your parents?
For real??!!!
你好漂亮，希望你过得幸福快乐💞💞
Your native place is beautiful. Have a happy life❤
U have a beautiful village
The roofs with vegetable gardens have solar hot water panels on them. This is what we wanted for New York City back in the 70's. To have our own hot water systems & veggies. Glad to see someone doing it successfully! A magical video! Thanks!
I've just noted the same thing. I see very few solar panels in London too. Maybe the electricity companies have too much power, in the wrong way!!
实话说，活了快40岁，也是头一次知道国内有这种楼房顶种这么多绿植的，好奇那防水怎么做。
@@mikeantonio3163 hmm , with all that sun you get in London :-) Given the erratic supply and wildly increasing costs , more here in South Africa are moving to solar . It also works on cloudy days :-)
@scottgordon1781 we do get very long sunlight days! Not as bad as made out. Paris gets more rain than London.
@@squadTZR 那你真是孤陋寡闻了
Such beautiful place that is out of the eyes of the world. The fact that the homes have no doors really shows how peaceful this place is! Great video, thank you.
Thank you for pointing out that the Muli village has kept it indigenous Tibetan character. Not only that, it has turned itself into and kept its connection with the elements and nature using the rooftops to grow their family veggies. So beautiful and they live together in harmony practicing the Buddhist principles of compassion &kindness. The world needs these lessons in sustainable living, just needs to set foot on the path... many thnx Yan for this &all your beautiful insights into the hidden China. I have spent time there and love China, so beautiful.
You are very fortunate to have spent time in places I find magical. I only wonder; people growing veggies etc on the roof tops..... does it not deteriorate the construction? they have dirt and water every day plus the roots don't they do damage?
Hi i'm from Nepal and indigenous from Himalayas here, I sometimes ponder about the origin of my distant ancestors and i get intrigued to believe that they must have descended from China mainland. I feel so connected while watching your vlogs. China is beautiful beyond words in every respect.
P.S- My obsession with China is growing every time I watch your videos.
No that is not, the climate is actual reason why you guys look like not because your ancestors are from China, Thai, Taiwan, Korean, Japanese They look almost same it doesn't mean their ancestors are from china
@@deepakmanna7128 song like you are Nepal or Chinese LMAO
@@crows1990I am Indian but i have basic knowledge 🤣🤣
@@crows1990 Where you from Bhutan, China ?? Is there education in illegal 😆
@@deepakmanna7128 lol, nothing to do with climate. Many Nepalese tribes share ethno Tibet/Burmese heritage, especially those who come from the hillside.
After the great LiziQi left her channel, I finally found another Chinese Content Creator that keeps making me fascinated with the Chinese Culture and Cuisine. Thank you, Yan 🥺❤️
Yes, completely agree with you. Yan is just as amazing in her own style ❤
What happened to Liziqi?
@@zygnus9481 法律纠纷
@@zygnus9481She had some conflicts with her agency. Her agency registered the trademark Li Ziqi, but the beneficiary was not her, so she stopped updating videos.
What happened to Liziqi?
Thanks
Thank you 🥰
One of the best ways to learn about China and Chinese history is through Little Chinese Everywhere, which has the best drone shots to see a bird's eye view of what Yan is talking about.
In the west, there are so many rules, regulations about Drones and Karens, it is virtually impossible to try and do something like Yan.
@@barkobummer There are many great travel shows in the West such as Kara and Nate, however, Yan's is my favorite. Blondie in China is another great show from China and maybe one day Yan and Amy can meet up for a video together,
@@barkobummerits called aerospace regulation and is born from having empathy for the people who's live you could potentially end by flying into their plane.
Demeanor is a perfect word, someone commented about you,
Your flow of commentary, directly from the heart and the places you visit and take RUclipsrs through, feels as if we are transported with you,
Words can't be befitting for the kind of awe you bring watching your channel.
I am amazed with your organic flow of words in Chinese,English and your coverage....so enriching the soul.
As soul we are all one,as body we navigate this world differently.....
Keep up your work.... So meaningful,
This vlog...such remote village in China,yet your elegance to meet people and negotiate the essence of life if so captivating....
I bow before you for the AURA you carry.
If the world views your channel, humility about China can be felt.
I am 65, my father lived in Rangoon and he was fluent in Chinese and Burmese.
His description and his story about Chinese culture, I can sense the flavour of Chinese culture and humility.
I live in Chennai,India,here there old time Chinese restaurant since 1960's and have tasted chilly pork with Rum.
Ya,you made my day,girl, and Thank you.
I will expect lot more vlogs and keep watching your channel,so,so enriching.
Planning to visit Yunnan next year, I have seen it to believe it. I have deep fasination for Chinese culture ,met few Chinese in India during 1970's,they were dentist, acupuncturist etc.,there are few Chinese folks in Calcutta and few in Chennai, I am talking old timers not today's China,
Amazing manners,soft spoken like you, articulated,humane.I am not sure of today's kids, but family values ,little would have changed.
@@sunderrajan05中国现在有144小时的过境免签证的政策，欢迎你来中国玩
Beautiful comment!
Priceless Yan, priceless. That is where I was to go in 1986, I had studied Mandarin with another Chinese man, but halfway through the course my mother passed away, and then Chernobyl happened, and I was called away. I have the book written by Peter Guillart. who lived in Lijiang until Mao arrived, then disappeared to Singapore. Thank you for being you Yan, a very special relationship, with, all, people,,,,,Big Hug for you...
And again thank you for taking me to places in China that other wise i would never see let alone experience and for your professionalism in the production of this video much appreciated
I found myself smiling throughout the video. Thank you for sharing this joyful experience!
So remote, yet so advance in terms of say, solar, piped water, even saw lots of satelite dishes?
Growing vegies on roofs, side by side with solar panels?
We in the mordern architectural community dreams of such futuristic dwellings, harnessing the rain, sun and wind, building eco friendly and self sustainable communities.
And here, in the most remote place in China we find all that we dream about in reality, it's happening before we could say "I wish".
How have we failed??
fyi, those are not solar panels. They are 太阳能热水器/ solar water heater.
It's kind of slick too. I tried using it in California.
世界共同富裕，任何地方的繁荣都是好事，不是任何人都失败
On account of I am watching china vedios,it is really unseen china,no RUclipsr is showing rural china,every body make vedios about big cities.thank for your hard work,god bless you.d.sambireddy from andhrapradesh,India.
Yes! I live in Chicago. I really like seeing the country Chinese life.
There are others. Try
Catherine’s Journey to the East,
an American living in rural China.
This is obvious CCP propaganda and she is a CCP shill.
This city is in TIBET -- not "China".
this is 1/1000000 of China on the very remote area near Nepal
It's so very interesting to see the many different ethnicities in Muli city; before your videos, I didn't know China was so diverse. Eya was also very interesting, and the people are so friendly and open! I wondered about your motorbike, but when I saw some of those roads, I'm glad you took the buses instead! Thank you for these wonderful insights into China!❤😊
They made the village for looking on Indian Army
Thank you 🥰
hello Mr pajeet saar
This is obvious CCP propaganda and she is a CCP shill.
This city is in TIBET -- not "China".
@@littlechineseeverywhere. Is there any hotel for foreign travellers or tourists?
Hello Yan again , from Scotland . There are over 20 different ethnic minorities living in the Muli city with not a hint of distress or friction or malcontent anywhere . I believe other nations and leaders can learn a great deal from those nice folks you have encountered on your travels ... especially with peace and harmony . It's not difficult at all ,is it ? Very best wishes to you on your great adventures .
In Chinese culture it is not good to get angry or show anger because it causes you to "lose face" a serious no no in Chinese society. Others feel sorry for you if you lose your temper and express anger. A very humbling experience.
Do other nations and leaders want to learn?
因为56个民族都是一家人，中国在每一个学校都是这样教育孩子的，善待所有民族也是一直的传统文化，古代中国汉族皇帝就从来没有种族歧视的政策，理论上说中国任何人都是皇帝的孩子
this channel is just pure gold, amazing video
I agree and YAN is a golden guide,,,,
Eya Village seems very unique and peaceful, thanks for sharing.
It is :)
Thank you 🥰
So interesting, but what I find is amazing is the old city and at the side this modern fabulous bridge road over a valley that you just see in China. The people always look so happy, laughing. So magic.
In such a remote village, these people live a hardship life, yet very basic and simple. They overcome poverty and still very happy 😃👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
China is very unique and advanced, I am of Chinese descent in Indonesia and I am happy to see your show, I hope it is an extraordinary beauty, bless you
Thanks for another beautiful video. It is wonderful to see how friendly people are and it never ceases to surprise me the people who have the least are prepared to share the most and find happiness in all the things around them. ❤️
Amazing village…the house building technology primitive or modern show the Chinese know how to build! Thanks for this episode. Yan sure knows how to locate out of the beaten path places to visit! What a treat for armchair travelers like me ! 👍👍👍
Very impressive videos and information about ethnic communities unknown to viewers.
Thanks! I’m so grateful to be able to experience this journey with you. I hope to see much more. You are doing wonderful! So good! Tài xièxie le.
Thank you 🥰 非常感谢！
Someone compare the primitive village to that of native American life before colonization! I think it's quite accurate interm of people living a subsistence life, who are self sufficient in producing everything they consume from foods, hand bags to wine! Hope they can make their culture well know to the rest of China and can support them by purchasing their hand crafted goods!
Sadly in America, native first americans were herded into Reservations, their food source were deliberately targeted, native bisons were systematically destroyed by early european settlers, not for food but to starve these natives, in the hope that they would give up their lands so the settlers could harvest gold and oil.
No, tourism would completely ruin the village and its culture.
"Nihao" Hello Yan I found this journey very interesting. Muli City with it's Tibetan influence, fascinating that it's built on mountainous terrain. Eya village I found is like "a place where time stood still". Naxi people are very friendly, and I think respectful of each other, leaving doors and windows open or none at all is beyond comprehension when compared to my life. The young and older woman working so hard with thread for bags, I know they are happy in their own little world (but I got sad and those poor horses 😢) How kind to offer you what little they have, very hard workers and proud. Wow! Yan, you left me thinking. You are China's great Ambassador of Tourism. Be blessed. Cheers from Texas USA.
China is amazing country, very rich culture. Thanks for amazing and very intersting vídeo. 中国❤
Amazing episode, so much to take in. I never realised China was such a diverse country with varying ethnic groups and cultures living harmoniously side by side. I continue to learn and enjoy your videos. Thank you once again for sharing your rich culture with us.
My number ONE channel on RUclips. Thank You Yan 🎉
Among the many inspiring things in your videos, one thing that always makes a powerful impression on me is how open and unguarded the people you meet have been. They live with a level of trust that many of us in the west can only dream of. Thank you for showing us a world that most have not seen, and showing us so much beauty in the lives of such incredibly resilient and kind people.
Absolutely right
Nagyon jó kis videókat csinálsz mindig. Igazi kikapcsolódás, gyönyörű táj! Kedves , közvetlen vagy. kedves emberek között. Magyarországról nézve igazi kuriózum a film. Üdvözöllek Budapestről. 😊❤
一直超愛妳拍的vlog 很有質感 配樂也讚 搭配無人機 從空中拍風景 太美❤❤❤
In the past, these ethnic minorities migrated to remote mountainous areas to escape war and basically lived a self-sufficient farming life. The government has always wanted to relocate them outside the mountains, but many local people are unwilling to move and hope to continue their traditional life. If they move outside the mountains, they will lack the means of survival. Only young people are unwilling to stay in the mountains, leaving only some elderly people and people without skills to continue living in the mountains.
Farmers have a lot of skills like farming and textiles. It is only that those skills are not value by urban society. I hope the China goverment creates programs so those valuable skills are not lost by outmigration
@@susanaaragorn8606 中国确实有相关的保护计划，而且一直在执行中--非物质文化遗产保护。
@@susanaaragorn8606
旅游产业才是这些地方的重要产业
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在这些地方建路需要太多钱了😂。我们大城市产生的税收很多都给了这些地方，修路，建学校。
OH OH Yan, I thought the Golden Eagle might get a bit wobbly in flight that brew looked a bit strong,😀Yan wonderful video, many different Cultures & Groups, the People are just wonderful, its those beautiful terraced farming plots stepped up & down the Mountain & Hills is a way of keeping water up into the farming plots,brilliant this is a procedure carried out around the world, China & Tibet & other Countries have been doing this for 5000 years or more, in Australia their was a Man called PA Yeoman's who was a Mining Engineer & Farmer extra, who invented Key Line Farming using the system to keep the water up the hills Contour Up the Hill & Contour Down the Hill , using a ripper to open the soil and keep the water up so the field could be naturally irrigated with low rain falls, also by putting in Dams on the Key line, so you can flood irrigate from the Dam along the contours ,its more to it but its wonderful, Yan did you know that the first Irrigation Dam was Made in Northern China some 5000 years , so I find it interesting how these people use the top of their Houses for growing food, Yan your Video showing the Greenery of those valleys & Mountains its a Beautiful Video, I learn something every day, its a joy watching how other cultures do their Farming , Keep up your Wonderful Work Yan, Bless you, Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐮🐂🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🐔🐓🦆🦢🦋💐🌸💮🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌹🌹🌹🌹🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌻🌼🌲🍇🍈🍉🍊🍋🍌🥭🍎🍏🍐🍑🍒🍓🫐🥝🥑🥕🌶🌽
It’s another gorgeous and unique town with lovely people. I can’t tell you how much I enjoy watching these.
Thanks!
Thank you 🥰
Your videos are truly amazing. I’ve learned more about China than I ever could have being here in the USA. I am so grateful that you travel so far just so we can see the different , beautiful people and their cities. Thank you!
Wow, what a fascinating culture. They must have no crime, what a wonderful trusting people. Thank you for this unique experience; I never would have had it without your vlog.😊
有人的地方怎么回没有犯罪呢😜
我也旅游走了中国很多地方，看了你的视频给我很大启发，我决定退休以后，西部的省份像你一样去走县城和村落，我也感谢我们的国家，在如此多元的情况下，人民能够安居乐业，很多网络喷子并不了解，我们的国情和其他国家是如此不同
别只是西部啊，任何地方都可以去县城、农村走走看看呀😄
@@junpengshow5235其他地方可能去过了
@@junpengshow5235 大陸西北部才是最接近自然的
@@futao-u5l 不清楚你说的接近自然是指什么，景色？生活方式？不管哪方面，乡村的现代化都是缓慢渐进的，不过不同地方是有差别的，但都不掩盖不同地区的差异性，不同地方都有其独特。
@@junpengshow5235 我説的是自然，山川河水
So beautiful! Thank you, Yan, for another wonderful staycation! I'm now looking forward to each video!
Yan, I wanted to thank you for showing us how beautiful is China and its people. Their kindness and way of living is so inspiring and at the same time shows how we as humans have more and more in common no matter where you are, what you look like and where you come from.
So interesting to see anothere rich culture and beautiful primitive village which still exists in our modern times.
Amazing village and interesting buildings architecture. Beautiful people and culture. The lady is so friendly keep serving you their home made liquor. Thanks for sharing such an interesting video!
The people of this village are very loyal and hospitable❤❤
Another fascinating insight into Unseen China 🇨🇳 Yan! You’re audience loves the work you do. I used be made to drink the rice wine of the Ibans in Sarawak and understand your sacrifice when drinking too! It was hilarious. Beautiful people. Can’t wait to go to China next month. Zaijian Xiao Yan! 😊
Spanish. CHINA ES UNO PAIS DIVERSO.⛩️👍👍
A brilliant video. Please keep all your videos like this. Open, clear, friendly and informative.
Valeu!
Thank you 🥰
中國幅員遼闊，各種地形地貌族群分佈，每一寸都是美麗的山河👍
How i wish were travelling together with you, get to see so many unseen villages and cultures, thanks for showing
Thank you Yan, I always look forward to your videos.
Another great video Yan friendly people no doors on houses never mind locks these people have more respect for each other than we in the so called modern world have for each other ,it seems sharing is very common in China 2 husband for 1 wife and visa versa in other provinces .Has a farmers son back in the 60 s i remember pigs been killed for pork and bacon and been cured with salt peter they called it then and the pigs bladder used as a football.
Your drone footage was amazing these were poor people but were rich in every other way .Thank you Yan .All the best from the U K Alec.
Such a unique way looking into people in China and their lives. Thank you and keep up the wonderful work.
What a cute little girl! She made a famous homophone joke, even I didn't react for a while. She said 8+1(=9), and the pronunciation of 9 is the same as rice wine, which is "Jiu".
Ah.... That's what she was saying.... 😅
oh you just get me the answer! because drinking is banned on tiktok, so they can't say Jiu which means liquor. Instead they call it eight plus one (equals nine, sounds is jiu, same with liquor). I didn't get it until I read your lines!
@@littlechineseeverywhere wow, that's cool
你很细心. Thank you for pointing it out.
哈哈哈
Wish I had discovered this channel much earlier, I’ve always wanted to visit China. And Yan is awesome! She’s a great communicator and makes it very entertaining while being informative and educational. Eya village is incredible! It’s beautiful
I love your channel! You made me realize that China is a place where it is actually safe to travel solo as a woman
Yes, of all the people she met, no one gave her a warning about her safety.
thank you. I am so grateful for your reflection. all the distance you cover and the isolated locations you reach are truly spectacular to see and experience the visuals of. thank you so much. 🙏😊
Thanks for uploading your videos! Currently pregnant in China and missing being able to travel (especially to remote places which I love to visit), so your videos are helping to scratch the itch❤
Fascinating to see such far flung places and lives of ordinary folks there. Thank you!
Another amazing video, it had me smiling all the way through. I love to see all the different places in China and nobody shows them better than you. Thank you.
All the people you come across are so warm and inviting. I watch many travel vlogs from all over the world and find it fascinating that most every culture has a form of "cheers" when sharing a drink together. It really connects humans together. That and the willingness and enjoyment of everyone to share a meal. Even the poorest of families love to give a guest some food that they have prepared. 😊❤
An amazing treat,
Thank you so much !
Such a fantastic video awesome work.
Amazing video as always, it's so good that we get to learn about other cultures, and I'm always blown away at the massive diversity of China, its people and culture. Awesome!
What a magical place. Just gorgeous!!💚
Awesome to see the green on top of all those apartment buildings! Not a bad spot to spend an extra couple of days! Thanks as always for sharing Yan
So beautiful. Love seeing China in these genuine vlog/documentaries. 100 times better than clickbaity titles and thumbnail ❤❤
Děkuji mnohokrát za krásné, zajímavé video a už se těším na příští 🌹👍. Hodně zdraví, štěstí a boží ochrany 🙏
Bright and shiny towns and the people glow. You younger lady sure do produce a vivid show. Thank you.
China is a Country that all its ethnic minority together with majority Hans living together hand in hand side by side harmoniously n peacefully 🇨🇳👍👍👍
I hope their leaders will do the same with their neighboring southeast asian countries. RESPECT NEIGHBORS and Live in harmony & peace. No island grabbing in the West Philippine Sea. No invented nine dash line. No bullying of other countries' coast guards. RESPECT
@@MAY051260 yeah, that's why Philippine must behave itself n don't fall into US trap n be a lapdog n not turn itself into another Ukraine
@@MAY051260 Unlike in the U$, ethnic black americans, asians, or I should say, non whites will forever be second class. It is part of European history and culture, as soon as anyone else is doing better, they will be knock down by new laws and "enforcement agencies". That's the American way
Just look at U$ vassals of SK, JAP, PH, all are subject to U$ policy, will never be sovereign, will always be goaded to fight other Asian neighbors in return for some $$$ which benefits the U$ selected president like BBMarcos, the entire family is a known C!A asset, this is not news, everybody remember Ferdinand Marcos and Imelda and her multi trillion shoe collections.
Very impressive videos and information about ethnic communities unknown to viewers
台湾甚至是十段线
Such a joy to share your travels, you are one of the best you-tubers we have. God Bless And Keep You.
You are such an excellent storyteller about these places and people. I always learn something from your travels and interactions with the people you meet. Thank You!
Before I forget. I introduced your show to Chinese people living abroad. They like your travels and show.
Me too introduced to many of my friends to watch
Well u should, cause nowaday plenty of propaganda on China from US government n western media spreading around
Well u should, cause nowaday plenty of propaganda on China from US government n western media spreading around
Well u should, to balance n debunk all those western media propaganda
会讲中文吗？你们都喜欢这里面什么内容呀？
thanks to drone photography, your human interest story together with great aerial landscape video makes a great total package - and traveling like a local speaker allows us non-Chinese to get a feel for that life. Great work - please keep it up !
Everyone is so calm and nice there, thanks for showing us their way of life.
Muli City - what an interesting place! I love their use of the residential building's roof areas with the vegetable gardens and dense arrays of solar water heaters; a win-win simple urban design. But then, it must be real hard to live in places like Eya there through the winters. Do they have electricity, cell phones? Your video lectures are priceless!
Poverty in China is not material, it is mainly in healthcare and education, and this remote area lacks healthcare and children have to go to the city to go to school.Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is the poorest area in China, and it would be hard to find a poorer city than this area. The annual per capita income in this region is less than 8,000 US dollars, and even so, it still has running water, electricity, and roads. As for mobile phones, the cheapest Xiaomi and Huawei are even less than $100. It's hard to find an old person without a smartphone.
WOW this is really unseen China. Yan, thank you for sharing such a amazing video, you are amazing too.
I’ve heard about the “Walking Marriages” in China and I’m so looking forward to the next episode - you tell so interesting stories and we come so close to the people ❤
They are Mosuo people(摩梭人)，most of whom counted as Naxi ethnic(纳西族), they love around the Lugu lake(泸沽湖), not very far from the place in the video
This episode is absolutely next-level, Yan. You’re the best 😊👍
Brings back such precious memories of my times in China. From Wushan in Northern Chongqing I visited so many small rural traditional villages and can only wish I could visit this village. Very nice. Thank you.
Nice, this how rural China looks like. The Chinese seem to be friendly.
they are, I visited in march, they are incredibly nice and friendly
准确来说，这是一个非典型的内陆少数民族山区村庄，在中国的几乎99%地方村庄都并不呈现出这种独特的状态。
As a Chinese, I would like to say that this is not the general situation in rural China. Liangshan Yi Autonomous Prefecture is one of the poorest places in China .The rural areas, especially those in several coastal provinces, have developed quite well, and the blogger's hometown Anhui's rural areas are also good.
@@liberal8083 展现一下中国最贫困村庄也没有什么问题，这个村庄，特别是木里市的环境其实已经不错了，相比很多国外的乡下地方。最少在最偏僻贫困的地方，仍然是干干净净的，比印度好多了。
好純樸和熱情的人們，感動🥹
Aunty with the Adidas hat is a real one!! an OG!!! I want to go over her house and have some drank 🤣
The streets are very clean. Amazing city.
Most interesting with all the different foods and drink, and people are so open and friendly!! Thank you for sharing your journeys!!
Thank you thank you. Greetings from Peshawar Pakistan.
Very different China. Thanks Yan for making vlogs on these unseen locations of chinna
Once again we see that people who have so little are happy to give a lot to strangers (although that corn wine looked lethal!). I'm surprised that the houses were so open, as it must get extremely cold there sometimes. Another wonderful video, thank you.
Yan, I would also like to add that after seeing the coverage of the awful typhoon and earthquake that affected Anhui, and other places in China, I hope your family are safe and well.
The Little Chinese , getting a little drunk , such a wonderful family , hardworking and so nice :-)
Thanks for this video, you make me travelling through your video. Much appreciated
Hi Yan!!!!! thanks again!!!!! Your kindness will be rewarded one day, well done!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Love the old village. Hopefully china is protecting these heritage treasures.
Interesting and lovely village. The view is amazing from the houses.
Very nice and informative video. Thanks for sharing. It is interesting learning the diverse culture, religion, writing and language among the different minorities in China.
This was so interesting to watch that I really look forward to the next one.
I really enjoy your videos on rural China and small villages. There is so much about China and the wonderful people that Americans don't know. I truly wish Americans would read and experience Chinese culture. It is fascinating and the people hospitable and friendly. I lived in several cities in China teaching English for 4 years. Never happier.
Hi Yan….thanks again for this really special post. I noticed that in almost every place you have shown, the standard of cleanliness is generally very good. Also although people are poor, there is no extreme poverty and people are very pleasant and they look happy . They do not moan about their conditions at all and are also usually generous. Thank you. Looking forward to the next…very curious .
Oh that family was so warm, lovely and welcoming 😍😍 I love them