People Told Me Islam Was Banned In China? (Inside Beijing Muslim Area) 🇨🇳
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
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People Told Us Islam was banned in china but we found the cities muslim area and the TRUTH was revealed! its Chinese name is "+/f" (niú jie), which directly translates to "cattle street." In fact, it's very close to the center of Beijing, the Forbidden City, so there are no actual cows here. The mosque was built in 996 AD, making it over 1000 years old, and it's a mix of Chinese and Arabic architectural styles. It covers about 6000 square meters and used to be a political, cultural, and commercial center during the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Many Muslim merchants and believers settled here.
During the Cultural Revolution in 1996, the Cow Street Mosque was closed and damaged, repurposed for uses like storage. It wasn't until 1978, after efforts from the government and the community, that the mosque was restored and protected. It gradually regained its status and influence within the Muslim community.
Today, Cow Street is a very famous Hui ethnic food street.
It's where we explored. Yes, we tried the wonderful Halal muslim food of beijing china!
Niujie Mosque
Location: Xicheng District, China, 100053
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Once you understand why some countries cannot find genocide in Gaza, then you immediately understand why they can find genocide in Beijing.
Exactly 👍
绝妙的讽刺
以及希望巴勒斯坦早日从战争中解脱😢不止巴勒斯坦，还有叙利亚和其他遭受战火的地方，希望世界早日迎来和平
spot on
US committed genocide in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Libya and other Muslim countries.
someone said Christmas was canceled in china, 😂😂😂The person who said that needs to have their mental health checked 😅
We saw many Islam food stall & restaurant in Shanghai when we travel there six years ago and it hit us real bad of the lies told by America and British news media
I quit to watch or read Anglo Saxon media over ten years ago, don’t want their bs.
In China, some ethnic groups who believe in Islam are superior people and will not be arrested if they commit certain minor crimes. This is a rumor, I am not sure if it is true.But the fact is that it is absolutely impossible to ban Islam. It is ridiculous.
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穆斯林兄弟的饭干净又好吃阿。我是一直非常喜欢。他们在大江南北都有。中国是一个吃货的国家。😊
@@frankm6218 不，掌握全球媒体和文化系统的幕后股东，主要是犹太人。
1st, I think it make sense that there were no people when mosque is under renovation.
2nd, I live in Australia, there are no any people during day time in church too. It's normal that you didn't see any one in day time.
3rd, If their government has banned Muslim, you would expect they have demolished or burned down this mosque rather than spending huge amount of money on renovation of this mosque.
4th, Even you are foreigners they still let you get in without any issues. You can tell they have nothing to hide but the American media is the liar.
I would be wary if foreigners came to my Mosque especially in China
IE what was the agenda
@@DW-op7ly 中国有成千上万种不同的信仰，信关二哥的、龙母、佛教、道教、财神、送财童子、观音.....不同的教不同的庙多如牛毛，不同的祖宗也有不同的祠堂.....有啥好警惕的，中国人最大的信仰就是祖宗和英烈......
@@user-hp9ym6jp3w 他的意思这些人回去之后，就会BBC式添油加醋！
@@xiwLuw 我的意思是....我们爱咋样过就咋样过，管别人说那么有的没的有啥用，民主制度的国家全一个得性...造谣一张嘴辟谣跑断腿
Correct.
If you come on Friday, you will see a lot of people in the mosque. If you come on Eid, you will see the whole street full of people.
These two are well meaning geniuses, can’t you tell
all of them were actors and actresses, as reported by BBC and u must believe BBC from Great Britian.
if many people are in mosques on working days, some trolls will say muslim in China have no job
We will definitely come back for Eid ❤️
@@TheeCommentSection of course I know it. I was just kindly telling them when it is the best time to visit here. because I am living 1km away from this mosque.
Remember, there's no crime in telling lies and spreading hate, by the Western media.
You can criminalise their lies by not believing them or better still not listening or reading them.
Just because lying and spreading hatred is not a crime does not mean that it is right. If these Western media outlets profit from lying and spreading hatred to gain traffic for themselves, what is the difference between them and fraudsters? My view is that if these media outlets lie and spread hatred to the detriment of the legitimate rights of others, and they also profit from it, then it should be considered a crime.
perfectly said. they are the devil itself
Until you travel you don’t realise how brain washed we are in the west. I hope people will watch are videos and start asking questions.
I know why the Western media and the likes are following the NED sponsored narratives and projections.
It’s an issue for westerners and again you will find out you have been lied to. In China religion is not an issue. A green background on their front shop sign means hallal food.
@anglohan5428 Please free your country from US troops.
In China, as long as you practice your religion and your beliefs accordingly and don't mix with politic, you are fine even if you want to pray 5 times a day. There won't be any problem.
Love it here 😍❤️🇨🇳
@@panyaboonc5621 not true.
@@michaelhinchliffe8358what's true?
If you see a Green Sign, on a restaurant in Beijing, usually it's mean is a Halal place.
I see thank you 😊
What colour do they use in concentration camps (aka reeducation centres) and organ harvesting centers?
@@fairt.r5254 Hater gonna hate and believe in lies You ever wonder why all Muslim are all friendly with China, but is the West that they hate?
@@fairt.r5254 Hater gonna hate. That's what happened when someone believe in Legacy Media.
@@fairt.r5254 idiot
I am a Muslim and I live in China no problems for me at all.
Every school in Beijing has halal cafeteria for Muslim students, how many Western schools have that?
Maybe some in London and other major cities in the U.K. but certainly not every school for sure
Not in the US. The US being the most powerful country has dirt a$$ food
Not just in Beijing, but in every university in China
别太夸张了，有的学校有，但不是全部😅
就我知道所有西部省份大学和北上广深的主要大学都有清真餐厅，主要给回民使用
My husband is Muslim from Hui minority, he practice islam. And im not into any religion. He goes to mosque every friday. So as long as you practice religion peacefully there are no problems in China.
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In Malaysia.. if one spouse is Muslim, the other will deem muslim, by majority law:
@ssrae-2229 China is more free than Malaysia! 😅
@@ssrae-2229I thought you have to convert to Muslim in order to marry a Muslim in Malaysia
I thought that was true in China as well, you have to convert to Muslim if you want marry a Hui girl, maybe is a different requirement for a Han girl to marry a Hui boy? At least that was the main story line in the famous novel 穆斯林的葬礼
In February this year, I also visited the Muslim area of Beijing. What impressed me the most was the food here. Many shops were overcrowded and I had to queue up every time to buy. It was a headache, but it was worth it and it was delicious.
In China, all religions are allowed, no restrictions at all. However, if you wanna manipulate religion to against government, there will be very serious consequence.
I understand ❤️
Like Falungong, They brainwash people into not seeing a doctor when they're sick etc.。。。This kind of indirect harm to the people is not permitted by the Chinese government in order to protect its citizens. As a result, some of these individuals spread their teachings to followers in the West, and thus they spend their days smearing China
Around 2010 the Muslim used to be quite trouble makers in China. When the Muslims are the minority in the local society, they are very friendly to everyone. But when the Muslims became the majority of the local society, they start to bully the non-Muslims. For example, if the Muslim become the majority of a street, they drive away the alcohol shops and pork butcher shops in this street. At that time the Muslim were often complained by non-Muslim about "Muslims forcing other people to respect their lifestyle but they don't respect the lifestyles of other people". This kind of things kept happening in China. There were a lot of news about this. Luckily, the Chinese government noticed this and fixed this problem. The policemen just arrested and punished the law breakers, without any concern of making religious problems. It is none of business of religion. It is just the business of breaking the law. The natural ambition of the Muslim were then limited by the laws. Nowadays the Muslim and non-Muslim live together very peacefully as you see in the video.
Only a small group called ETIM supported by SA, US and Turkey
@@DukeLM No it's no business of terrorist. I just mean the daily conflict between normal Muslim citizens and normal non-Muslim citizens around 2010 in China.
他們還喜歡獨立建伊斯蘭國
A well-known example is the so-called Lanzhou Ramen Gang or Hualong Ramen Gang. Owners of ramen stores in most cities in China used to come from the Hualong Hui Autonomous County in Qinghai Province, where more than 80 per cent of the population are Hui of the Muslim faith. The area was famous for making and selling its own firearms decades ago. After being cracked down on by the government many of them instead traveled across the country to open ramen stores. The area of Hualong is not really known for its food, so they tend to claim that they sell ''Halal authentic Lanzhou ramen'' or something like that (Lanzhou is the capital of another province, and the city is famous for its ramen. Although it is close to Qinghai and has a similar culture, it is not in Qinghai, much less in Hualong). About ten years ago, the market for fast food restaurants became saturated and more competitive, so the owners of the Hualong Ramen restaurants in many cities claimed to have set up a ramen association and demanded that other ramen restaurants (such as those run by real Lanzhou people) pay a lot of money to the association or even close down their stores. Otherwise, they attacked it with some triad dirty tricks. And there were some Hualong ramen store owners who rented a room and intentionally owed rent to the landlord and beat the landlord away if the landlord came to collect the rent. At that time, there was a lot of fake news in foreign countries smearing China's Muslim policy, and some governmental departments didn't dare to do something in order to avoid another new fake news fabricated by the foreign media. It wasn't until this sort of thing made the news in China several times, and the Chinese government became more and more unconcerned about foreign media smears, that some local governments began to gradually crack down on this behavior. In the last few years there has been no news of such behavior.
还有当初地方打群架，都说回族人团结，因为人家一叫一群人就过来了😂
as a Chinese muslim,i can tell you we make jokes about western media:The west love us way more than their own people.Mash'Allah! 🤣! In China,you have freedom to believe whatever you believe,just don't preach in public places.We had really bad religion conflicts in history.
I live in Jiaxing city,where is next to Shanghai,it is a city with an absolute majority of Han people and less than 500 Muslims, but we have a mosque here. I go to pray every Jumma, and on Eid al Fitr and Eid al Adha, all Muslims and some foreign mulsims gather in the mosque area to pray. The police lock down the entire neighborhood for us.
The US cares so much about Muslims in Xinjiang, but in Gaza the US helps the Zionists to eradicate them! Yeah, right!😝😂
That‘s exactly how religions should be practiced, within your own walls not preaching outside because it‘s between you and God that you believe, not between you and community, it‘s personal.
You may ask western media: how many Mosque in China vs how many Mosques are in US, UK, ....
According to wikipedia:
2,769 mosques in the United States as of 2020:
over 1500 mosques in the UK..
China had 39,135 mosques as of 2014: Xinjiang Province has 24,100, Gansu Province has 4,606 and Ningxia province has 4,203.....
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So, maybe it’s those white people in the US and Europe that suppress the Muslim religion, eh?
The only difference is that the mosques in Communist China is called public toilet in free democracies - used to urinating and defecation. Where as in free countries mosques, churches and temples are places for worship
20k plus mosques in Xinjiang alone. Overall about 39000 mosques in entire China.
Chinese food is definitely the best, no refutation, sometimes the waiter asks if you are Muslim, that means: is there any limit? Like pork, beltfish or other meat of fanged animals.
Yes I understand ❤️
I think in China waiter mostly ask if there something you don’t want to eat. Because they not interested to know the reason. 😅
In fact, most of the real Muslim countries have not accused China of being anti-Muslim, but are quite friendly with China.
Yes I know 👍
@@OTWD_yt Muslim food is so delicious，You can try more
是的，当我在马六甲镇旅游时遇到的马来夫妻对我们非常友善，因为中国也同是穆斯林国家之一
As a Beijing native, I really like your video.May I invite you to dinner?Peking duck or hot pot.
there aren't many practicing Muslims in big cities like Beijing or shanghai, although they still have their diet traditions. If you go to northwest or smaller cities or rural area, you will see more observing Muslims and operational Majids. There are a couple operational Majids in Beijing but maybe not this one. I encourage you to visit the Great Mosque in Xi'an or Urumuqi.
Mosque in beijing.
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We will see more of China over the next year or so. Stay tuned ❤️
I can see you are a good couple. So tour around China, eat the food, talk to ppl and when you go back to your country, spread the word about the truth of what u experience in China. Have a good trip
We have plan to see as much of China as possible and keep coming back ❤️
@@OTWD_yt I guess there are two ways of traveling: one is to explore on your own, and the other is with the help of locals. If you need a local guide, just let us know. I'm sure there are many locals willing to show you around, free of charge, of course! Have a pleasant trip in China!
Love your videos in China,so honest about your opinion of China,following you from UK ❤
Appreciate you my friend. Where abouts in the U.K.?
@@OTWD_ytAberdeen 😊
hello，i was born in a Muslim family in Beijing. my grandma took me to the that mosque you visit a lot when i was a kid.
i don't know when you visit it. but there is a social media account of that niujie mosque, it has a praying time table. the latest time is june 10th. where we pray 5 times a day. starting from 4am.
the mosque is always under construction and renewed, but they still open to Muslim.
there are stuff in that mosque, next time if you find someone strange, maybe using Google translate and ask him why is a good idea, after all communication is very important for travel.
你们每天祈祷5次，不累吗？
@@user-tw5eo8zg3n 我没有啦，我是来自穆斯林家庭，家里老人是穆斯林，身体好的时候就是要一天五次的。现在身体不行了。
@@ruili5579 所以你们单位的领导给你们发着工资看着你们一天做5次礼拜？
@@user-tw5eo8zg3n 不是每天，我奶奶以前是一周一次，之前听说埃及那边是每天挺吓人的。而且也不是每次都去清真寺。
@@ruili5579 那还好，村里有人去中东非洲打工，说本地人到时间就是每天5次，老板都疯了，就在国内招人去做工。
Great video as always!!
Thanks again! ❤️
BBC：you forgot to add filer
dark filter
That video went so fast, was very enjoyable, everywhere looks great, the food does too, and the people so nice.
I am looking forward to the next video showing you guys on the bikes and the Beijing night scene.
I think China is #1 or #2 for the largest population of Muslims within a non Muslim country
I think india are number 1 in non Muslim country
@@OTWD_yt ..last count over 200 million but same ethnic Indians.
@@OTWD_yt That's why Indian Muslims established Pakistan before they went independent.
30m in China
@@davidtaiwaiau8524 didn’t the British establish Pakistan?
There are dozens of mosques in Beijing, and this Niujie mosque is being renovated.
Yes there was lots of work. I believe it’s the oldest?
@@OTWD_yt The oldest in Beijing, the oldest mosque in China in Guangzhou
@@alexk5772 👍👍❤️
British is amazed by china being more developed than his😂😂😂
Absolutely amazed 😍
that's why they don't want their citizen to go to China
China have many small town，is poor,所以中國必須努力發展
@@Gaoliang0391 small town is more developed than so called developed 😁😁
Welcome to China! Don't exaggerate, don't smear, no matter good or bad, just show the real situation. We will continue to maintain the good aspects, humbly accept and improve the bad aspects.
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妙 👍🏼
说得好~~
Forgot welcoming others to China when Chinese themselves are not allowed to move around freely (supposed to be their own) country) China. I know what will be your fate if you don't tell what you say and be honest. My deepest sympathy for your predicament.
@@fairt.r5254 troll. Your eyes must be impaired if cannot see Chinese people moving around
There are 56 ethnic groups in China, all of which are united. Many ethnic groups have their own beliefs, unique festivals and unique architectural styles. They live freely in China. The reason why Western media conveys wrong information is that they want to split China by inciting the secession of some ethnic minorities. You can go to Xinjiang for tourism. Although there are more security checks and armed police on guard because of the riots created by the West, it does not interfere with local people and tourists. They live freely as usual. China is not afraid to show this. Welcome everyone 🥰
是的，当年Fb就是因为这个被禁的
You don’t believe the people, you don’t believe the place, you don’t believe the country, what do you believe?
believe blinken
@@alloha7374 blinking is a sign of lying
Seeing is believing
@@alloha7374hahahaha
Thank you for telling me the truth ❤ I hope you can make video about Xinjiang.
Good stuff! Subscribed.
Appreciate you my friend ❤️
Thanks for showing around in Beijing❤I’m native but studying abroad, miss the food there😢
My pleasure 😊❤️
Oh great, a new vid from my favourite content makers, I’ll save watching until this evening, 👍
We appreciate you mark ❤️
Keep up the good work! I really enjoyed your videos because of the free and random vibes. just faff about and see how the local people lives, walk into just any little food stand just for a taste. it's really chilling to see your videos.
Thank you so much! Glad you like them!
You can actually use translation app to ask the locals where the food is delicious and cheap, or directly ask the salesperson to recommend some signature foods. Don't be shy, if you can solve the language barrier, you will find that most Chinese people are actually very enthusiastic.
Your videos make me want to visit China too! By the way, Immersive Translate could be a great addition to your travel toolkit, especially for translating menus and signs quickly.
100% ❤️
Xian has a larger area of musilim
We will go promise ❤️
My wife lived in the Niujie area of Beijing, around 1966 and they never had any trouble living among Muslims. For example, there 24,000 mosques in Xinjiang. If you want 2 of something-just say 'Liang Ge'. E.G. 'Liang ge pijiu', means 2 beers. Lays crisps are an American based crisp company and cucumber flavour are our favourites.
Thank you 😊
You may visit niujie temple on Friday to witness the crowds.
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How did they find so many actors? And they acted so natural as well.....
😂😂🤦♂️
Highly recommend chatoyang park and zizhu park in the am. Many old people doing things in the park. Quite a scene
We will check it out ❤️
You are so polite. You always say thank you after shopping
Of course ❤️
Nice video. If you want to do a really good video on Muslim culture in China then go to Xinjiang for a few days. I also recommend checking out Chongqing and Xian
Yes we will. We have so much more to come from China.
Glad you are settling in now,interesting video,the only thing I wouldn’t be keen on is paying for everything on a phone,can you use things like Revolut ?
Mostly Ali pay on your phone to be honest some places accept card. But 9/10 it’s mobile payment
Thank you for showing the truth.
It’s our pleasure ❤️
Thank you both for this information
We did not know that there was a wonderful area for Muslims
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Even in my school cafeteria, there is a designated Halah food section. And this is a very common practice all over Chinese schools.
I strongly recommend you guys to come to Chengdu! Chengdu is called the Land of Abundance, Chengdu is also the hometown of panda.Let me know if you come to Chengdu, i would be your car driver , interpreter and tour guide! Let me show you how funny is Chengdu, i'll drive you around in Chengdu!
Yes we want to come to chengdu ❤️
glad to see you having a great time in beijing. Nice choice. Niu jie and its surrongding area is an excellent choice for a day tour in Beijing, especially if you couldn't make a reservation to visit some of the popular places such as forbidden city, national museum. (yeah, most of the popular places in beijing would require a reservation or book-in-advance nowadays, the tourist must do some homework before travelling). Anyway, you can experience the authentic Beijing muslim food/snacks and culture in this area. If you heading east, you could visit Fa yuan temple (free entry *UPDATE it is not free anymore i am sorry the last time i visited there was a few years back and didn't realise they start charging fot a ticket 5CNY, but do ingnore the fortune telling people at the entrance), a very famous ancient temple but not that well-known as a tourist place. you could visit Tao ran ting park (2CNY entry ticket) where has beautiful Chinese traditional gazebos and lake. If you keep heading east, you could also visit Temple of heaven where chinese emperor did the rituals in the past. the entry ticket is slight expensive, but it's worth it. also better to visit it in the early morning, cause you could see beijing pensioners do all kinds of morning excerises and activities in the park, really fun to watch.
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surprised you found the muslim district. it's not a typical tourist stop but they got a lot of good eats there as you can see with the lines lol. chinese love their textures so if you not a fan of soft and gooey, probably avoid the rice cake desserts :D. nice to see you going to make use of share bikes, the best way to see the city imo.
Lots of good unique foods there.
I thought it is quite famous for domestic tourists. Some go there for good hot pot (Beijing style).
Love your videos. You guys from Bristol/Swindon way?
A little bit further south. Portsmouth
@@OTWD_yt marvellous - the way you pronounce some words is quite similar to Swindon that's all.
Utusan turkiye baru saja berkunjung ke otonomi uyghur di xinjiang dan tidak ada camp kerja paksa seperti diberitakan media
Masih ada yang saja-saja sebar fitnah.
Those are lies spread by Western Media, with BBC being the first Western Media to come up with those made up lies about China.
BBC commissioned Adrian Zenz from ASPI to come up with those lies about genocide, concentration camp and forced labor in Xinjiang to smear the Chinese Gov.
Geez, hagia Sofia isn’t full of prayers unless it is prayer time. Does that mean Turkey is questionable about Muslim rights?
No. And nor are China.
There is a huge mosque in downtown Hangzhou, one of China's biggest economic hub, home to Alibaba and other emerging tech start-ups. I was shocked when I saw it, I mean, the thing is bigger than any other mosque I'd ever seen, including those in China's traditional Muslim residential areas.
中國很多穆斯林從外表上是看不出來的，尤其是學生、政府工作人員、白領等等。
很多穆斯林沒有穿著傳統的穆斯林服裝、頭巾、白帽等
在牛街逛街和購物的人，穆斯林的比例最少是70%以上。
Yes I see ❤️
那是回族。
@@DuChen-py7gl 回族不也是穆斯林么
@@DuChen-py7gl 你是把宗教（伊斯蘭教）和民族（回族）搞混淆了。
回族是中國的一個少數民族，和信奉什麼宗教並無關係，他不信奉伊斯蘭教也是回族。
但是，他如果信奉伊斯蘭教他就是一個穆斯林。
你看蘭州拉麵的店鋪裡的女性大多戴頭巾，而男性大多戴白帽，他們都是回族，你能說他們不是穆斯林嗎？
而學生、政府工作人員、白領因為工作的原因在穿戴上不能戴頭巾和小帽，但是，他們奉行伊斯蘭教的教義，你能說他們不是穆斯林嗎？
@@user-kg6bm9kv4f你是不是有什么大病啊，这边不信宗教😅
谢谢
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Thank you for spreading the truth. Most places in Beijing require a ticket which usually needs to be pre-booked. If you prefer to just walk around simultaneously , Hangzhou is a better city (and more beautiful in my opinion). No tickets or bookings are required everywhere.
No problem 😌 ❤️
nice..
in our country Indonesia media also told us, Ramadhan Puasa not allow in Xinjiang....haha
Most media here resources come from the West/US..
That's the community that I lived for 1 year, and I took my year 10 in the Hui's High School which was a fully musilim school before 1960s. Now it accpted student in different ethnics, but musilim still has more privillages to get in that school than other.
Every province in China has unique characteristics. China has forests, mountains, deserts, snow-caked mountains, waterfalls and rivers. For tourists, coming to China is a new world. For tourists or explorers, they can experience spring, summer and winter without waiting.
Chinese Muslims have a lot of authentic characteristics. I visited some Muslim spots in Henan Province, and I thought they were very mysterious. I thought we were denied as visitors to see what the auditorium is like, but finally, I was permitted to go inside. I saw a beautiful space with a blanket fully covered and some believers praying.
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I go to Islam restaurant once in a while in Hong Kong too. That's freedom.
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I think at the desert place, you should pick the sweet ear. that is probably close to the taste of western desert, as it goes sooooooooooooo sweet.
Thank you 🙏
You guys can move to China and teach English you can live in china and see the China
ai tech is high apply.
no more english need.
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expats teaching in china now requires proper qualifications
Teaching English in China requires a university degree, master's degree, or doctoral degree, otherwise it is impossible to teach without a degree
现在还需要学吗 一部手机就可以 或者买一部科大讯飞 实时翻译 2个都能看见 也许他们害羞 不愿意找年轻人帮忙
@@ronnieastle1284 Also a TEFL certification, which is Teaching English as a Foreign Language. Native English language proficiency is preferred but not everyone who speaks English should teach English.
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If Im lucky,maybe we can meet a few days later.I will go on a journey before my postgraduate study.❤By the way ，why RUclips only have so few emoji.
The white notice sign in your cover literally says "寺内修缮 谢绝参观" which means "it's renovating inside the mosque, not for visiting recently". Wrong time for that mosque isnt it LOL
Ah yes I see ❤️
China is Completely Safe, Sound, Civilised, Modern, Highly Developed Country giving Respect to All Religions. Everyone is free to Follow their Religion.
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On the contrary, at the end of the 19th century, the Uyghur population in Xinjiang was 3 million. At the beginning of the 21st century, the Uyghur population in Xinjiang has exceeded 10 million. Is this genocide? The more people are exterminated, the more the population increases? ? The United States keeps saying that it is defending human rights. At the beginning of the 20th century, the population of North American Indians was more than 10 million. At the beginning of the 21st century, there are only a few hundred thousand Indians left in the United States. Is this defending human rights? The more the racial population is defended, the smaller it becomes? ?
In fact, several large provinces in northwestern China have tens of millions of Muslim populations, including Xinjiang, Ningxia, Gansu and Shaanxi.Halal food is also as a kind of troditional food in China.In my school have special windows for ethnic minorities, especially Muslims who are not allowed to eat pork.I live in Xi'an, a city of more than a dozen ethnic groups, growing up to be in my twenties or hearing from BBC says that the Chinese persecute ethnic minorities，funny.It's as funny as Trump's visit to India saying no one knows more about Indian textiles than he does.😅
Im fed up with the western media trying to brain wash us, China is nothing like how they portray it. People need to see it there selves
@@OTWD_yt The main problem is that most people in China don't use English very much, plus the problem of Internet walls.As a result of the lack of exchanges between the two sides, people like you who are willing to objectively describe China with an open mind have become precious.
The US bans nearly 1000 Chinese companies from doing business in the US simply because they are out-competing the American companies, but the US still has the nerve to cry about China banning religions, people, businesses, and other matters! Please! Just more projections from the mafia hypocrites!
The place you visit is "niujie", which means ox street.
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I am so enjoy your vlog of your trip in China. I am so impressed that the city you are in is so clean and organized. So much better than Southeast countries.
Thanks Peter! We are equally impressed 😊❤️
Chinese politician's philosophy is the same as other countries. When the religion cannot share its political interest, you can do whatever you want. However, if you dare to harm their interest, you will be restricted in some ways.
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There very friendly there..wow its so beautiful and all the colors
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BBC: You made me looking stupid in this way
nice video ,thanks for sharing
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From what I have heard, people can certainly practice religion in specific areas of worship and their homes, although praying or promoting it in public is discouraged. China is politically and functionally secular, with religion regarded as a more private aspect of life, which I personally agree with.
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The Muslims pray on specific times of the day. There isn't a need to do it at the mosque. The Friday prayer is ultimate important for the worshippers.
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Niu Jie! Great food there! Famous for Chinese Muslim food. I love JuBaoYuan there.
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Although it was never the mainstream, Islam does have a long history in China. A number of important figures in Chinese history were Muslim, most notably the Ming Dynasty admiral, Zheng He (Cheng Ho.)
It’s almost like people on both sides don’t understand that two things can be true at the same time
Actually, not only in big city, but like in our small city , there is a Muslim community, and some mosques . parents prefer register their child's nation minority if one parent is. minority could get more rights and profits on education and others in China.
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"Not sure.... " it's hilarious lol
Thank you for showing the world a real China. Welcome to China!❤
You are welcome 🙏
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A good night life spot is Houhai / Qianhai / Shichahai, right by lakes : )
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As I expected, yesterday I asked you to go to Niu Street, and today you went there, and you went to a very accurate snack bar and Niujiai Supermarket, but it's a pity that you didn't eat jujube cake or Zhen cake, which is one of the best snacks in Niu Street. Of course, Niu Street also has the best traditional Beijing hot pot. It takes about 1-2 hours to queue up. It's very good. You came according to my idea. Have a good time in Beijing!
Hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for the tips ❤️
Wow, I am a Muslim living in Niu Jie. Welcome to my hometown
Thank you so much 😊
Some AI food tour guide is sorely needed here 8:08
The Huaisheng Mosque in Guangzhou is China's oldest mosque and was built when Mohammed was still alive. This mosque until today is still in use.
Really wow 😮
Very nice English accent ... 😊
Thank you! 😃