I like how you approach travel as a learning experience, immersing yourself in the history and engaging with its people. Your willingness to learn and check your own biases, is refreshing. For that, I'm rooting for you and wish you much success on RUclips.
I am local ppl who haven't been to the monster building🤣I am glad that you enjoy the visit and the women who invited you to visit the flat was so kind😀
I grew up in Hong Kong in the 1980s, and I had absolutely no idea about the walled city back then. It was only a few years ago that I started reading and learning about it. I guess I had been somewhat insulated in a lower middle-class family living in a typical lower middle-class neighbourhood - not rich, by any stretch of the imagination, but we had what we needed. I didn't know much about how the other side lived. I haven't been back to Hong Kong in about 5 years now, but the next time I make it back there, I plan to go and see the walled city park.
Recently, there is a awarded movie called: "Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In" in 2024 which is about the walled city. Quite a lot of people say that it is not bad. Recommended
I think I heard a resident of "Monster building" talking about their living condition online. She personally don't like people calling this "Monster building". It's just an old community without fancy renovation. But it's just very normal community. They live their live here. Not a crime scene, not a slum.
Also, it wasn't really a "British built affordable hosing project". It's built by private company, probably Local Hong Kong company. But yes, housing was very affordable at that time. People with a stable income used to be able to save up and buy those in such a central location.
Thank you so much for this video it’s very interesting to see what life is like and what it use to be like in Hong Kong. Keep up the great work. Love you both ❤❤
Hi Jack, very informative video, I wondered if you could have mentioned Jackie Pullinger, the Christian evangelist who arrived in the walled city in 1968 I believe and still remains in Hong Kong now. She wrote a great book "chasing the dragon " about her ministry to all in the walled city. She was famously interviewed a few times by Alan Whicker the tv globetrotter.
Getting the estate agent to let you see a place to rent was a simple but genius idea. I’ve always had the idea of going to Kowloon and filming this then going to Quarry Bay just as you did but I don’t need to now 😅 all the videos on my channel are about the walled city so this was a treat to watch thanks mate nice video 👌🏼
When I waas a kid, I used walk past the outside of the Kowloon City but never realise the seediness of it. You should watched the new HK movie Twilight of the Warriors : Walled In , it's about what is happening inside this Kowloon City which is a really fascinating! And yes, flats in HK are very very small in average. The one you viewed is relatively modest in size!
I’m just a student and never lived or witnessed the walled city in my eyes, but I have watched a TV programme introducing the place, although it’s dense, dark, dirty and dangerous (ok that’s unintentional alliteration 🤣), I’ve heard that the former residents described that the people get along well and it’s very harmonious, they also unite together and stayed strong, but yeah, indeed the living conditions are horrible and unhygienic, they remember when they’re kids they run around in this narrow maze, and get out very quickly to afraid getting lost They had some good memories :)
When I was a high school student in the 70s, my school was located in Kowloon City which was not far away from the walled city. I went to walled city once for lunch with my classmates. The place was crowded and we walked through some narrow corridors. The residents were indeed very harmonious.
16:12 I once was walking along the footpath under this building, and about 3ft-4ft behind me, a plant pot smashed of the floor, was so lucky will never forget that
I love HONGKONG as being my birth place, and thankyou soo much letting me know the dark side of the past, even Jack's parents lived in HONGKONG for some time too, anyway, you guys have fun there
mate, I'm glad you had a lovely holiday, but that's not the dark side of Hong Kong. That apartment was luxury compared to some places I've been in. You should come up to some of the villages and meet the locals.
Well done for visiting the site of Kowloon Walled City! Its history is indeed very interesting. It was once called "the deregulated by the three" - "three" means the Chinese, British and HongKong governments. None of the three authorities governed that tiny place (back in the first half of 19th centeury the north of Boundary Street in Kowloon, inclu. the Walled City did not belong to Britain yet, despite that it was the de facto administrator and ruler). In theory it remained to be the Chinese emperor's territory until 1898 when Britain took over the whole of Kowloon and New Territories (i.e. the city of HongKong as everybody knows ever since).
My mom used to live in the walled city and she said it was miserable.6 siblings and 120sqf Well now we live in happy valley and it is super nice.come visit our home Blue pool road 89
gotta remember 7.5 million people here and space is at a premium, a hell of lot of new flats are being built starting at 200sqft upwards. Want a house, its gonna cost ya 16 grand a month sterling upwards!, even 200sq ft in a new built aprtment complex is gonna be well north of 1000 quid a month. hk is utter nuts, but been my home for 10+ years, still fab tho
1:50 I’ve cycled here (there’s a cycling track) for over 10 times, usually come here on a Sunday if me and my brother feel like having fun It’s very cool that I can be faster than the cars on Carpenter Road when I’m going down the slope 🤣
Excellent presentation. With all my trips back to HK I never knew about the jail or the walled city park, I may have even been to the actual walled city.
There is a recent movie about the Kowloon Walled City which is called that you may check this in (it is even premiere worldwide including UK). The property agent lady was so kind to show you how the flat interior looks like. And welcome to the typical HK rain weather by the way (the rain is quite different to the UK isn't it)
I live & work in Hong Kong, arrived 24 years ago. The prison - when it was still active was opposite my office building. The big tree in the prison courtyard has always been there. It is referred to as the hanging tree. When the area was being converted advice was requested on Feng Shui - cutting the tree down. It was advised against for several reasons and that’s why it remains. There are some great bars and restaurants in the former prison building.
this flat is good have a separate kitchen and toilet and 3 bed room, market value may be around 5000000 hkd，the poor family(3 people) will live in a sub-divided unit (150 sq ft include toilet and sleeping area ,no kitchen,have to cook on the floor) , normal people(family of 3) will be living in a 2 bedroom flat 300-400 sq ft and pay 30 year mortgage
My apologies haha, this is the first video which has gained traction with a lot of new followers watching for the first time and so I often forget to explain these things. It's my wife, we travel together in every video :)
well done getting show of one the flats ....perspective viewers really wanted to see ....KUDOS on doing that .....very surprising ....whole place is overwhelmingly dystopian and some how it has a charm about it i like ......
I can just imagine the feeling of the energy there..if ur sensitive to that kind of thing.*shivers*.there are video games based on this place.. history is fascinating..thanks for showing us ☺️
she is not showing you a better one, this apartment is average. Dont judge by the look of the building, its just very old skool HK style due to the super high population here. You will find many similar buildings in HK.. Interior is not that bad as you think it would be.
I wondered by small apartments in big buildings are called mansions. I stayed in a hostel up in Chungking Mansions that's centrally located easy for tourists, but a very most compact sort of living in very small tight rooms. It's a most urban sort of city full of people. Thanks for showing what I didn't see nor know about.
38:08 The name You mentioned Charles Bronson remind me of Tom Hardy😂, who is my favourite English movie star!😂He starred the movie ，love it!BTW,😊I'm so glad you came to Hong Kong.❤I wish you a pleasant journey!
Guy spends 20 mins telling everyone how hellish the people of Hong Kong have it, only to go to a house and show us a space most people in Newcastle could only dream of.
Brother, I am from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India. Brother, I would request you to come to my city. The biggest fair Maha Kumbh is going to be held in my city in January. Please come.
WOW, I don't normally watch stuff like this, but I saw ya TOON shirt so give it a watch, I've got to say I enjoyed your video, you don't hear about stuff like this from china so it was a nice surprise
I have lived in both Hong Kong and Singapore and I’d choose Singapore hands down. Towns and housing is planned to ensure there is a park and green space 10mins from anywhere u live. Trees line the footpaths and effort to plant greenery is everywhere. Housing blocks are intentionally built to ensure space between each block. Also renting is ensured that Hong Kong’s infamous cage homes will never happen in Singapore.
How come you only mentioned brothels, casinos, opium dens, and dog meat stalls? Did you see that they had a lot of various types of factories and unlicensed dentists too? The dentists were actually licensed dentists in Mainland China who couldn't get a license in HK. So they are not scary dark alley kangaroo dentists.
I was fully expecting to see a US project alike inside, full of drugs and crimes, only to find out the apt is rather decent. :) Nonetheless, why didn't the HK government spend some money to rebuild the place and improve people's quality of living??? Thank you for sharing this side of the city
Its a difficult problem I'm sure. One note about the apartment we visited, this is a full empty suite which the buyer could then subdivide into múltiple tiny apartments or even a dormitary/Cage home
Thats one of the largest apartment in the monster building. Sometimes it will be divided into several mini apartments and rented to several families. Would you think HK$14000 (Around USD 1800) per month a good value?😊
There's nothing traggic about the Walled City. Basically back in 1860 when the Empire took over Kowloon as well, the Chinese kingdom didn't want to give up the Walled City, and the Empired respected that, but then the Chinese kingdom was overthrown, and then no one controlled the city until early 1990s.
Hey guys, did you get the chance to read my suggestion about where to go next? It was going from Morocco all along the north coast of Africa ending in Egypt 🇪🇬. I can just imagine the interesting things that you and Paige can get up to in the souks of Morocco to the pyramids of Giza. Enjoy from Scotland 🏴
I like how you approach travel as a learning experience, immersing yourself in the history and engaging with its people. Your willingness to learn and check your own biases, is refreshing. For that, I'm rooting for you and wish you much success on RUclips.
Very kind thank you so much
I am local ppl who haven't been to the monster building🤣I am glad that you enjoy the visit and the women who invited you to visit the flat was so kind😀
A hongkonger here! Thatnk you for adressin this! Bless you and your channel, and also, UNDERRATED VIDEO
his people came to the land and failed it. SHAME ON YOU
@@cinnamonstar808 what do you mean?
I grew up in Hong Kong in the 1980s, and I had absolutely no idea about the walled city back then. It was only a few years ago that I started reading and learning about it. I guess I had been somewhat insulated in a lower middle-class family living in a typical lower middle-class neighbourhood - not rich, by any stretch of the imagination, but we had what we needed. I didn't know much about how the other side lived.
I haven't been back to Hong Kong in about 5 years now, but the next time I make it back there, I plan to go and see the walled city park.
First time discovering your vlog, it's amazing to have a flat tour inside the mysterious monster building!
Absolutely
Recently, there is a awarded movie called: "Twilight of the Warriors: Walled In" in 2024 which is about the walled city.
Quite a lot of people say that it is not bad. Recommended
I think I heard a resident of "Monster building" talking about their living condition online. She personally don't like people calling this "Monster building". It's just an old community without fancy renovation. But it's just very normal community. They live their live here. Not a crime scene, not a slum.
Also, it wasn't really a "British built affordable hosing project". It's built by private company, probably Local Hong Kong company. But yes, housing was very affordable at that time. People with a stable income used to be able to save up and buy those in such a central location.
Thank you so much for this video it’s very interesting to see what life is like and what it use to be like in Hong Kong. Keep up the great work. Love you both ❤❤
Really interesting and enjoyable. Thank you xx
Hi Jack, very informative video, I wondered if you could have mentioned Jackie Pullinger, the Christian evangelist who arrived in the walled city in 1968 I believe and still remains in Hong Kong now.
She wrote a great book "chasing the dragon " about her ministry to all in the walled city.
She was famously interviewed a few times by Alan Whicker the tv globetrotter.
Getting the estate agent to let you see a place to rent was a simple but genius idea. I’ve always had the idea of going to Kowloon and filming this then going to Quarry Bay just as you did but I don’t need to now 😅 all the videos on my channel are about the walled city so this was a treat to watch thanks mate nice video 👌🏼
I really love u both seeing together,you both are adorable together,stay blessed 💫
Poor Paige, does Jack ever take you to fancy touristy places of interest?😂 Jokes aside, another interesting "off the beaten track" travel vlog👍
When I waas a kid, I used walk past the outside of the Kowloon City but never realise the seediness of it. You should watched the new HK movie Twilight of the Warriors : Walled In , it's about what is happening inside this Kowloon City which is a really fascinating!
And yes, flats in HK are very very small in average. The one you viewed is relatively modest in size!
I’m just a student and never lived or witnessed the walled city in my eyes, but I have watched a TV programme introducing the place, although it’s dense, dark, dirty and dangerous (ok that’s unintentional alliteration 🤣), I’ve heard that the former residents described that the people get along well and it’s very harmonious, they also unite together and stayed strong, but yeah, indeed the living conditions are horrible and unhygienic, they remember when they’re kids they run around in this narrow maze, and get out very quickly to afraid getting lost
They had some good memories :)
When I was a high school student in the 70s, my school was located in Kowloon City which was not far away from the walled city. I went to walled city once for lunch with my classmates. The place was crowded and we walked through some narrow corridors. The residents were indeed very harmonious.
@@HAHA-dm6jv wow, glad to hear that :)
16:12 I once was walking along the footpath under this building, and about 3ft-4ft behind me, a plant pot smashed of the floor, was so lucky will never forget that
That lady was nice to show you inside the building. It’s actually surprising to see that it’s actually not bad inside.
Wow, couldn't beiieve you've got the chance to go and see the cramped apartment inside! Majority of locals don't event have the chance. Good job!
A very good movie named Twilight of the warriors: walled is playing in HK.
I love HONGKONG as being my birth place, and thankyou soo much letting me know the dark side of the past, even Jack's parents lived in HONGKONG for some time too, anyway, you guys have fun there
mate, I'm glad you had a lovely holiday, but that's not the dark side of Hong Kong. That apartment was luxury compared to some places I've been in. You should come up to some of the villages and meet the locals.
Well done for visiting the site of Kowloon Walled City! Its history is indeed very interesting. It was once called "the deregulated by the three" - "three" means the Chinese, British and HongKong governments. None of the three authorities governed that tiny place (back in the first half of 19th centeury the north of Boundary Street in Kowloon, inclu. the Walled City did not belong to Britain yet, despite that it was the de facto administrator and ruler). In theory it remained to be the Chinese emperor's territory until 1898 when Britain took over the whole of Kowloon and New Territories (i.e. the city of HongKong as everybody knows ever since).
My mom used to live in the walled city and she said it was miserable.6 siblings and 120sqf
Well now we live in happy valley and it is super nice.come visit our home Blue pool road 89
gotta remember 7.5 million people here and space is at a premium, a hell of lot of new flats are being built starting at 200sqft upwards. Want a house, its gonna cost ya 16 grand a month sterling upwards!, even 200sq ft in a new built aprtment complex is gonna be well north of 1000 quid a month. hk is utter nuts, but been my home for 10+ years, still fab tho
Believe it or not, the whole 7.5 mill people only occupied 30% of the HK available land.
Another excellent video! Very well done. I hope your woman doesn't get tired of listening to you talk talk talk.
Be safe and happy on your travels.
Haha thanks for the kind words!
A very informative and eye-opening video to watch. Thanks for taking the time to show us the other way of living. Mad!
Well done! I really enjoyed that!
1:50 I’ve cycled here (there’s a cycling track) for over 10 times, usually come here on a Sunday if me and my brother feel like having fun
It’s very cool that I can be faster than the cars on Carpenter Road when I’m going down the slope 🤣
i was from HK, but moved away at a young age. I enjoyed this video and your dedication to continue the tour despite the torrential rain fall.
Your wife is a really good travel partner to you❤❤I enjoyed this video so much. Thanks for sharing.
-Texas
When I was living in Kowloon I did not know such place.
Excellent presentation. With all my trips back to HK I never knew about the jail or the walled city park, I may have even been to the actual walled city.
Can't deny that some areas are miserable!
This was great. Thanks for showing us around, Jack! :)
This was quite interesting and informative.
Thank you.
There is a recent movie about the Kowloon Walled City which is called that you may check this in (it is even premiere worldwide including UK). The property agent lady was so kind to show you how the flat interior looks like. And welcome to the typical HK rain weather by the way (the rain is quite different to the UK isn't it)
I live & work in Hong Kong, arrived 24 years ago. The prison - when it was still active was opposite my office building.
The big tree in the prison courtyard has always been there. It is referred to as the hanging tree. When the area was being converted advice was requested on Feng Shui - cutting the tree down. It was advised against for several reasons and that’s why it remains.
There are some great bars and restaurants in the former prison building.
Great insight thank you Elizabeth!
You’re welcome
thank you for the very good sharing 👍🏼
Very interesting. They could make a horror movie in that building.
this flat is good have a separate kitchen and toilet and 3 bed room, market value may be around 5000000 hkd，the poor family(3 people) will live in a sub-divided unit (150 sq ft include toilet and sleeping area ,no kitchen,have to cook on the floor) , normal people(family of 3) will be living in a 2 bedroom flat 300-400 sq ft and pay 30 year mortgage
I wish you would introduce the woman following you who gave you her umbrella.
My apologies haha, this is the first video which has gained traction with a lot of new followers watching for the first time and so I often forget to explain these things. It's my wife, we travel together in every video :)
Jack now should make vlog about England specially Your City 😊
He wouldn't want to do that.
@@hermesliteratus882 why? For security purpose?
36:16 "just CASUALLY wash his hands afterwards" you are such a good storyteller🤣🤣
well done getting show of one the flats ....perspective viewers really wanted to see ....KUDOS on doing that .....very surprising ....whole place is overwhelmingly dystopian and some how it has a charm about it i like ......
Excellent video guys. That apartment you went into was surprizingly nice.
Very good video need seen Hong Kong . Learning a lot. There is some pretty part of Hong Kong . Thank you😊
I am watch your all videos... really good 🎉🎉
That was awesome. Ill never get a chance to go. Thanks for the trip. ❤
Nice velog brother 🥰
It's like the weather in Newcastle atm haha great video I never knew this existed in hong
It was hard to persevere with this video as I squelched around in my sodden trainers but Im glad it turned out alright haha
Welcome to HK❤ Nice to see a Geordie in town
I can just imagine the feeling of the energy there..if ur sensitive to that kind of thing.*shivers*.there are video games based on this place.. history is fascinating..thanks for showing us ☺️
So very interesting ! This was great!❤
Thank you so much 😁
she is not showing you a better one, this apartment is average. Dont judge by the look of the building, its just very old skool HK style due to the super high population here. You will find many similar buildings in HK.. Interior is not that bad as you think it would be.
How rare that the leasing agent let u see the flat even u just a tourist…
Jackie pulliger mbe was a famous brit who lived and worked in the walled city
honestly love when a foreigner recounts the living conditions of a place they've never been to
I wondered by small apartments in big buildings are called mansions. I stayed in a hostel up in Chungking Mansions that's centrally located easy for tourists, but a very most compact sort of living in very small tight rooms. It's a most urban sort of city full of people. Thanks for showing what I didn't see nor know about.
Waiting video from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿
Big fan brother from Pakistan 🇵🇰
38:08 The name You mentioned Charles Bronson remind me of Tom Hardy😂, who is my favourite English movie star!😂He starred the movie ，love it!BTW,😊I'm so glad you came to Hong Kong.❤I wish you a pleasant journey!
Guy spends 20 mins telling everyone how hellish the people of Hong Kong have it, only to go to a house and show us a space most people in Newcastle could only dream of.
He’s a drama queen making sensationalist statements.
Great video what camera do you use? Great quality
Had to watch again, brilliant, eat your heart out Bald, million views at least
Hey love from INDIA 🇮🇳
First India video is live on our channel now! We're back in INDIA!
@@JackAynsleyTravel I have seen ,I can't miss that ,love to see you both in india back ,must visit kota of Rajasthan
Brother, I am from Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, India. Brother, I would request you to come to my city. The biggest fair Maha Kumbh is going to be held in my city in January. Please come.
Great presenting very interesting
好大的雨😂
This monster building is the background of moive name (Transformer) in hk.
Very interesting video ❤
Thank you!
Kind of made me laugh that you didnt introduce yourself to the real estate agent until you were finished exploring the unit 🤣🤣
Well this a very interesting video...amazing...
WOW, I don't normally watch stuff like this, but I saw ya TOON shirt so give it a watch, I've got to say I enjoyed your video, you don't hear about stuff like this from china so it was a nice surprise
I learned about the dark side of Hong Kong in the movie Bloodsport.
That’s a great film
Once you walk through the narrow corridors, it's time to protect your nuts guys!
Classic!
這表示以前英國沒有好好地照顧殖民地。我相信不到5年內就可以完全改觀。
三不管地带，相当于无政府区域。英国佬管理殖民地的办法你又不是不知道，小部分自己人占据高层，中层基层用A管B，分而治之。九龙城寨那地方“法理”上都不归英国管，而清朝早就亡了。
野蛮生长地带
土地不改革很难有根本性的改变
九龍寨城由清朝政府於1847年擴建而成，自1899年5月起，成為香港境內一座無政府狀態的地方。1941年12月至1945年8月間曾短暫被日軍佔領，光復後又重回無政府狀態。1987年和1989年分兩期進行調遷九龍寨城，英國有好好地照顧殖民地，寨城內的居民，除少數接受特惠賠償或選擇購買居屋外，絕大多數均遷入觀塘區佐敦谷的彩霞邨。1994年，九龍寨城正式清拆，遺址改建成九龍寨城公園，於1995年啟用，就是Jack拍攝的公園。
Indeed.
it was freedom and i am tired of pretending it wasn't
Nice!
I have lived in both Hong Kong and Singapore and I’d choose Singapore hands down. Towns and housing is planned to ensure there is a park and green space 10mins from anywhere u live. Trees line the footpaths and effort to plant greenery is everywhere. Housing blocks are intentionally built to ensure space between each block. Also renting is ensured that Hong Kong’s infamous cage homes will never happen in Singapore.
SG is all man-made. Nothing natural. HK has amazing country parks, hiking and beaches, if you ever got out of the City.
How come you only mentioned brothels, casinos, opium dens, and dog meat stalls? Did you see that they had a lot of various types of factories and unlicensed dentists too? The dentists were actually licensed dentists in Mainland China who couldn't get a license in HK. So they are not scary dark alley kangaroo dentists.
He’s just being a drama 🎭 queen 👸
I was fully expecting to see a US project alike inside, full of drugs and crimes, only to find out the apt is rather decent. :) Nonetheless, why didn't the HK government spend some money to rebuild the place and improve people's quality of living??? Thank you for sharing this side of the city
Its a difficult problem I'm sure. One note about the apartment we visited, this is a full empty suite which the buyer could then subdivide into múltiple tiny apartments or even a dormitary/Cage home
01:50 "no dogs allowed... funny that 30 years ago everything was allowed" - spot on!
What is so horrible, is that there are areas like this all around the world. They still exist....
Went a few years ago was class ! Toon army!
Really interesting
这个视频看的我有点窒息，即使看一些旅游博主游览 叙利亚 伊拉克 老挝 斯里兰卡等这种受到战乱影响或者极度不发达的国家，也只是觉得衰败和原始，没有给我这样的窒息感。我们平常看到的香港都是光鲜的一面，即使我最要好的香港朋友也从来没有邀请我去他们家里做客，看完这个视频才明白为什么。不知道如何描述现在的心情，只能说这让我陷入了沉思。
全球也有貧富問題😥
香港是一個貧富懸殊很嚴重的社會,有很多人也住在不適切的居住環境😮💨希望現屆政府可以發展更多的經濟支柱,不要再食老本行“炒樓”讓香港人安居樂業😊
@@yamman9424 同意你的观点,世界各地都有贫富悬殊的地方,只是有些地方没有媒体曝光出来,现在有了大湾区,港珠澳大桥也开通了,香港和内地之间来往更加便捷,这是一个契机,相信香港发展会越来越好,加油😊
Apartment didn’t seem to bad at all! I’ve seen worst lofts in Los Angeles, Ca, USA hahah that’s probably a plush one tho
Looks extremely DANGEROUS... lots of places for crime to occur.
Thats one of the largest apartment in the monster building. Sometimes it will be divided into several mini apartments and rented to several families. Would you think HK$14000 (Around USD 1800) per month a good value?😊
Typhoon season then HKG has changed a lot over the years
The prision could rent the rooms for big bucks with a great shower : )
There's nothing traggic about the Walled City. Basically back in 1860 when the Empire took over Kowloon as well, the Chinese kingdom didn't want to give up the Walled City, and the Empired respected that, but then the Chinese kingdom was overthrown, and then no one controlled the city until early 1990s.
There was probably less crime there than in Pennywell in Sunderland.
Couldn't agree more
niubi 加油
This is very very nic interesting video beause i like raining
very nice
Hey guys, did you get the chance to read my suggestion about where to go next? It was going from Morocco all along the north coast of Africa ending in Egypt 🇪🇬. I can just imagine the interesting things that you and Paige can get up to in the souks of Morocco to the pyramids of Giza. Enjoy from Scotland 🏴
Its a great idea but alegría and libya visas are really hard to get for UK citizens. Something we can look to do in the future tho no doubt mate
in Japan as in HK apartment buildings are called mansions.
Yer mint. Gary Archer Jr
香港可能是中国少数还存在黑社会的城市之一了，但不可否认香港也是一个值得咱们骄傲的城市。喜欢你们真实的展示，无论好或者坏，我们都能接受，不能接受的是造假。祝你们旅途愉快
come to Pakistan again you are famous on tictok also❤ love from pk❤