Most people outside of China would be amazed by the ingenuity and boldness of Chongqing's above-ground architecture and the complexity of its underground tunnels. However, the combination of the two words "Chongqing" and "underground" brings back bad memories for me, and for most people who know history. The first thing they make me think of are Chongqing's air raid shelters. In the 1940s, Japan invaded China, and the Chinese government relied on Chongqing as its last bastion of resistance in southeastern China. Japanese planes dropped bombs on Chongqing in large numbers. Chongqing is a mountain city, and many air raid shelters were built, both under cliffs and in the ground. Some were built by the government, while others were dug by private individuals. Almost every time an air raid alarm sounded, it would cause panic and stampedes. Under the constant bombing of the Japanese, many people were buried alive in air raid shelters and suffocated to death. At that time, Chongqing was the capital of China. The tragedy is long gone, and Chongqing is now a thriving metropolis. However, history has always been a warning to the Chinese people. Chongqing's large-scale underground construction also has this aspect as a reason. Not far upstream from Chongqing is the source of China's mother river, the Yangtze River. In the eyes of the Chinese people, Chongqing is a place where there is no retreat. Today, the vast majority of Chinese people support Palestine, also out of hatred for the violence of the invaders. This video is great. I watched it two or three times, but due to my own emotional reasons, it was hard for me to be happy. In any case, thank you for once again capturing the real China. Thank you, bro！
Wow! Wow! Thank you so much for these detailed insights! I had no idea about such history related to Chongqing. Going down those escalators left me intrigued and I figured it could be a good refuge incase of such situations as you have rightly explained. History can’t be forgotten but it can definitely help us shape the future! I just learned something new! Thank you 🙏🏾
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle “History can’t be forgotten but it can definitely help us shape the future!!!” This is a golden sentence that is absolutely correct and profound.
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle During WWII, the Korean Provisional Government was also settled in Chongqing. Because Chongqing was very foggy, it was difficult for Japanese military aircraft to find bombing targets from the air. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provisional_Government_of_the_Republic_of_Korea
What a fantastic escalator! I cannot express my gratitude for the great and glorious CCP for constructing this escalator to the people!!! It should be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site just bext to the Eiffel Tower and the Colloseum. This escalator makes my mouth water 🤩😛😜🤪😘😗😝☺️🤗🥰😍😂😃
This is our last Chongqing episode!🤠 It’s only 5 minutes long! ⏰ Feel free to watch the previous episodes… Remember to like and subscribe for more videos weekly! You are amazing. 😊💙 记得每周点赞并订阅更多视频！你太棒了。😊💙
Its 31 story deep, yet not a single piece of trash, very clean. Meanwhile in america, you cant even go 1 meter in a 1 story deep station without being buried in trash
Facts! It kept going down and down but I found no one piece of trash! I think it has become a habit in China. Littering is a no no for everyone which is an amazing aspect we can learn across the world! Glad you noticed that! 😊
Hahaha! Yes it does! I was left astonished as it kept going down without end! I think it it continued even a little more, we would definitely get to Argentina!🤠
I love how china put a maintenance sign, and there is actual a person who's maintaining at the moment, instead of left the sign there for 10 months with no progress😢
Seeing a brother as a china shill is comedy gold, I guess shillings is the only job you’re allowed to do in China , Stop it please , get out of there 🤣🤣🤣😂
If I was in the US, Africa or Europe making these videos, would you call it shilling? 🤔. I know your account might be fake but to the real you, “take a look deep down in your heart, what would be the reason why you reason and see everything as a shill?” That right there is your answer. Thanks for watching! More to come 🙏🏾😊💙
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle lol , you got triggered? Hahaha…..I know it’s shillings because there are countless of other shills doing the exact thing , zero originality in Chinas shills contents , all the same and always foreigners, that what Chinese call ”white monkey jobs “🤣🤣. And also I have been to China , i know how things operate there , so I know only people who couldn’t hack it in their own countries or ones that came from worse off countries tend to stay there and do the shilling , how sad😢😢
Most people outside of China would be amazed by the ingenuity and boldness of Chongqing's above-ground architecture and the complexity of its underground tunnels. However, the combination of the two words "Chongqing" and "underground" brings back bad memories for me, and for most people who know history.
The first thing they make me think of are Chongqing's air raid shelters. In the 1940s, Japan invaded China, and the Chinese government relied on Chongqing as its last bastion of resistance in southeastern China. Japanese planes dropped bombs on Chongqing in large numbers. Chongqing is a mountain city, and many air raid shelters were built, both under cliffs and in the ground. Some were built by the government, while others were dug by private individuals.
Almost every time an air raid alarm sounded, it would cause panic and stampedes. Under the constant bombing of the Japanese, many people were buried alive in air raid shelters and suffocated to death. At that time, Chongqing was the capital of China.
The tragedy is long gone, and Chongqing is now a thriving metropolis. However, history has always been a warning to the Chinese people.
Chongqing's large-scale underground construction also has this aspect as a reason. Not far upstream from Chongqing is the source of China's mother river, the Yangtze River. In the eyes of the Chinese people, Chongqing is a place where there is no retreat.
Today, the vast majority of Chinese people support Palestine, also out of hatred for the violence of the invaders.
This video is great. I watched it two or three times, but due to my own emotional reasons, it was hard for me to be happy.
In any case, thank you for once again capturing the real China. Thank you, bro！
Wow! Wow! Thank you so much for these detailed insights! I had no idea about such history related to Chongqing. Going down those escalators left me intrigued and I figured it could be a good refuge incase of such situations as you have rightly explained. History can’t be forgotten but it can definitely help us shape the future! I just learned something new! Thank you 🙏🏾
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle “History can’t be forgotten but it can definitely help us shape the future!!!”
This is a golden sentence that is absolutely correct and profound.
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle During WWII, the Korean Provisional Government was also settled in Chongqing. Because Chongqing was very foggy, it was difficult for Japanese military aircraft to find bombing targets from the air. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provisional_Government_of_the_Republic_of_Korea
说的非常对，中国人对日本的侵略与屠杀记忆犹新，所以我们对巴勒斯坦的遭遇感同身受，同情并支持它们。任何反抗殖民压迫的行为都是正义的。
When you see Chinese subtitles in English speaking videos like this, this is an endorsement video in which he got paid by the Chinese government.
What an embarrassment this escalator for America is!!! Clean, bright, no homeless and efficient.
What a fantastic escalator! I cannot express my gratitude for the great and glorious CCP for constructing this escalator to the people!!! It should be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site just bext to the Eiffel Tower and the Colloseum. This escalator makes my mouth water 🤩😛😜🤪😘😗😝☺️🤗🥰😍😂😃
I love China! ❤❤❤
This is our last Chongqing episode!🤠
It’s only 5 minutes long! ⏰
Feel free to watch the previous episodes…
Remember to like and subscribe for more videos weekly! You are amazing. 😊💙
记得每周点赞并订阅更多视频！你太棒了。😊💙
💙💚💛🧡❤💜🤎
@@user-or5dt4ej6k 🙏🏾😊💙💙
Where are you off to next to explore?? 😊
@@LW78321another great Chinese subway which isn't packed with US drug addicted and bombs......😴🥱
Its 31 story deep, yet not a single piece of trash, very clean. Meanwhile in america, you cant even go 1 meter in a 1 story deep station without being buried in trash
Facts! It kept going down and down but I found no one piece of trash! I think it has become a habit in China. Littering is a no no for everyone which is an amazing aspect we can learn across the world! Glad you noticed that! 😊
Not only trash, but there are graffiti on the walls as well.
@@WilleneBusinessLifestylehave you ever been to the US?
Krass, wie schnell das downgeliked wird. Wumaos haben das unter Kontrolle.
Chinese civil engineers and construction workers has paid their dues wow
It keeps going down into the Earth, a few more escalators and you might arrive in Argentina 😄
Hahaha! Yes it does! I was left astonished as it kept going down without end! I think it it continued even a little more, we would definitely get to Argentina!🤠
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Chongqing has so many intersting underground areas! Though honestly, beeing THAT deep underground does make me a bit nervous!
Wow! Amazing!
Thank you! Cheers!
I love how china put a maintenance sign, and there is actual a person who's maintaining at the moment, instead of left the sign there for 10 months with no progress😢
Amazing, length & steepness of the escalator. I find the one in Baker Street, London long & steep enough, one tenth of that you portrayed.
It really is!
Omg this is insane!! 😮😮
👍👍👍
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兄弟 你的视频太棒了。中国这里没有种族主义 。亚洲是充满奇迹的 像日本 韩国 新加坡这些受到中国文化影响的国家都已经发展很好而且快速。现在是中国 别忘记 中国是数十倍的面积人口 发展壮大是非常惊人的。感谢你的视频 中国还有很多地方值得你去探索
That's one deep metro! I don't know what people do if they are late for work 😂
Looking forward to the next one 👊
Hahaha! I was thinking the same thing bro! I’d just walk to work!🤠
上班迟到的人，只能早点起床，早点出门，地铁和轻轨每班到达都是固定时间，比如你9点必须到公司，你只要坐上8：32的地铁，就不会迟到，那你就只需要盯着8:32地铁来之前赶到地铁站就行了，错过了必定迟到。😂
How are you bro, long time no see
Hey there Jimmy! Nice to see you around again bro! Thanks for stopping by! I’m cool thanks. Hope you too!
How do they even build stations this deep? /genq
I’m amazed too! Astonished Infact!🤠
你应该去杭州苏州玩一下
I would like to know the height at sea level the entrance to the metro station is.
重庆嘎
China will eventually have escalators all the way to the other side of earth! 😮
You want to hope you never need to walk up manually.
Oh Dangg! I never thought about that!😂 that would be crazy! I’ll just find myself a bed down there. Lol
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle 同时为了能够方便那些身体情况不太好的人能够更快的到达，红土地站里还设置了能够直上直下的无障碍升降电梯，这部电梯的长度也高达78.7米，相当于29层楼的高度，也是全国地铁站之最了。
Seeing a brother as a china shill is comedy gold, I guess shillings is the only job you’re allowed to do in China , Stop it please , get out of there 🤣🤣🤣😂
If I was in the US, Africa or Europe making these videos, would you call it shilling? 🤔. I know your account might be fake but to the real you, “take a look deep down in your heart, what would be the reason why you reason and see everything as a shill?” That right there is your answer. Thanks for watching! More to come 🙏🏾😊💙
@@WilleneBusinessLifestyle lol , you got triggered? Hahaha…..I know it’s shillings because there are countless of other shills doing the exact thing , zero originality in Chinas shills contents , all the same and always foreigners, that what Chinese call ”white monkey jobs “🤣🤣. And also I have been to China , i know how things operate there , so I know only people who couldn’t hack it in their own countries or ones that came from worse off countries tend to stay there and do the shilling , how sad😢😢