I lived in China for 2 years and let me tell you I had about 15 kilos to lose when I got home. The food is so delicious and I found the people were very kind and very welcoming to us
I think one of the best parts about your videos is that you guys don't linger in 1st tier cities (Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen) or even 2nd tier cities. This really sets you apart from other Vloggers. I mean, sure, these big cities are nice. But to experience the real Chinese culture and tradition, small towns, rural villages and 4th tier cities are the best places to go!!!
Your trip helps us to see the real aspects of China, not the biased ones, I admire your tenacity and what a fantastic way to stay healthy, walking. I loved Thailand for the simple way people live. Continue to enjoy, we are as well when we watch your videos.
When I saw you talking about the happy life of the people in the square, it reminded me of an old story: There was a German lady who lost her lover, children, and grandchildren in a traffic accident when she was 60 years old. Everything she cared about disappeared at that moment. She thought about ending her life and visited a psychologist many times. But in a society like Europe, she was destined to spend most of her time in loneliness. She saw the scenery of China while watching a documentary and made a bold attempt to travel to China. When she arrived in China, she saw a lot of beautiful scenery and delicious food, but these did not make her feel much. After all, the pain in her heart could not be healed by delicious food and beautiful scenery. However, when she accidentally came into contact with an ordinary Chinese, her heart was illuminated by the sun again. This Chinese took her to participate in many square activities, square dancing, fitness, mahjong, singing, and she was surrounded by love and kindness every moment. She was being healed every moment. She stayed in China until she died. This German lady smiled before she died. I have been to Europe, and the distance between people makes me feel cold. Although you may have adapted to the lifestyle of not disturbing each other, human civilization should not be like this. Thousands of years ago, the ancient Greeks also sang and praised loudly around torches in the square, and no one felt offended. China's 5,000 years of civilization has continuously taught us to be friendly to others, to live in harmony, and to treat guests from afar and make them feel warm, because we know that you have worked hard enough on the road. A cup of hot tea and a bowl of plain noodles can comfort the hearts of travelers. Welcome to come again next time. The European lifestyle you want to return to the most is what you used to be accustomed to. But you have forgotten
@@williejiang This has nothing to do with ideology. Once there is an ideology, there will be two opposing sides. This is a way of dealing with people that has lasted for thousands of years, a culture
Hhhh, looking forward to the next episode on how you work things out. I really like this type of trip. No detailed plans and itinerary, just embrace the random things and people coming over.
You made the right choice. This is the best way to travel in China. Go to the local markets in some small cities and experience the daily life of Chinese people.
10:35 Guys you may not know this but Liuzhou is the EV capital of China with the highest electric vehicle penetration rate among all cities, thanks to having the Wuling/GM head quarter established there.
what a nice trip, when I see how is the living in China, I feel we are living in middle ages here in europe 😂, i love your pretty colourful trousers 🥰 have a good time
Greetings from China! Love your way of exploring the world and how you two spot the little gems hidden in the ordinary and daily life of Chinese people! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos about your journey in China😊
Hola chic@s!!! Me encantan vuestros vídeos. Os encontré por casualidad mientras buscaba ideas para reformar mi cabaña pasiega. Desde entonces os sigo en todos los proyectos que realizáis. Ahora mismo me he puesto al día con vuestro viaje por China y me está encantando la manera tan sencilla con la que se puede viajar. Seguid así que lo estáis haciendo genial!!!
Hola Raquel! Gracias por el apoyo y por seguir nuestros vídeos 🥰 La verdad es que estamos disfrutando un montón de viaje y poder capturar las experiencias que vivimos.
I WOULD eat stinky tofu everyday! every variant! just love it, btw, there's also a steamed version, with soy sauce, sesame oil and green beans, super good
You guys are looking so much more comfortable and relaxed, navigating the language barrier far easier and finding so much great food. It's like a lucky dip of what you come across next. Really friendly people, loud and fast, but friendly lol.😂❤
In Liuzhou they have a vegetarian buffet, usually in the market. There are three different types of porridge to choose from, and more than a dozen vegetarian options. I highly recommend you try it!😊
Liking your relaxing travel record, calm yet captivating. Looking forward to ur journey next in Yunnan. Yunnan has the most ethnic groups in China, if Lijiang is part of your itinerary, you can visit the Mosuo people near Lugu Lake-they are the last remaining matriarchal society in China. If you have time, you could also consider exploring Mile, Pu’er, or Tengchong. These places might be a bit remote, but you’ll experience very different cultures. Yunnan is vast, almost as large as the entire area of Japan, wishing you a wonderful journey ahead and take care!!
Me encantan sus videos ! Son muy interesantes los lugares que visitan y como muestran la cultura oriental, tan diferente y desconocida para nosotros ! Gracias !!!!❤🎉😊
I want to introduce you a Chinese food called “ 腐乳”（Fu Ru ）. It’s a little cube made by soybean and tastes salty. It’s reckoned as Chinese Cheese. But it’s made with soybean. Some are spicy, some are not spicy. Choose the Not spicy ones. You can purchase it in any Chinese supermarket, it’s stored in bottle. People will eat it with steamed rice 🍚. Very tasty.
You're so peaceful and I love people like you. I go very often to LONGHUA temple where you visited and appreciated in SHANGHAI, sadly I didn't meet you there. YOUTIAO what you eat is loved by evety chinese and I hope a very nice aventure in china although I think it will sure be.
There always will be vegetarian restaurants near most Buddhist temples in every city. You can just ask for them when are at the temples. Have a fantastic day!
Liuzhou is most well known for her "snail noodles" (OK, quite funny translation ;) and heavy industries, especially vehicle industry. Still remember the vans you took in Guizhou rural areas? Liuzhou Wuling vans dominates the market in almost any rural town in China. And the railway sleeper? Made in Liuzhou Locomotive & Rolling Stock Works. IMHO you should really visit the Liuzhou Industrial Museum, and experience Soviet heavy industrial aesthetics.
Your video was moved to an app called Bilibili in China and received hundreds of thousands of views. Although this behavior may be infringing, it has also attracted the attention of some of our viewers, so we are here to support you on RUclips. Your video is very well done, which has made more people aware of the beauty of China rather than the bias from BBC. Thank you, China welcomes you at any time!
If your visa allows you to stay in China, you must plan your entire trip from January 26th to February 5th and book your air tickets, bus tickets and high-speed rail tickets in advance. You know. China has 1.5 billion people, and Chinese New Year is the most important festival for Chinese people, so all Chinese people will return to their hometowns from their work places to reunite with their families, and all public transportation will be very busy from January 26th to February 5th.
Have you guys asked using translation apps for restaurants to cook vegetarian dishes off menu? I think a lot of places would be accommodating and wouldn’t mind. They have a lot of variety of leafy vegetables, roots, mushrooms and beans. All that fried dough is probably taking a toll😅
Yes, we try that all the time. We have a printed card and also use the translator. Sometimes it works, many time it doesn’t. But we know it’s because us not being able to communicate properly is intimidating, not because they don’t want to ☺️
Actually, it's best for you to visit a print shop and print a few sheets of paper with the text in Chinese: "I am a vegetarian. If this food contains meat, please let me know."（我是素食者，如果这个食物是荤食，请告诉我） Vegetarians are not very common in China, and vendors usually assume you don't have any special dietary preferences.
The best vegetarian restaurants are located in Buddhist monasteries in China, and they are free of charge. You should definitely go and give them a try!
Loving your travels , as a senior Canadian I would have to pee every hour ! How are the washrooms and where are most located , is the signage prominent and easy to distinguish.
In fact, there are still some Chinese who don't like stinky tofu. People who like stinky tofu like it very much, and people who don't like stinky tofu don't like it very much either.
you guys show the clear symptoms of 气血不足, which translates to Qi and blood deficiency. If you want to fix the possible sleeping problems and fatigue, you can try to drink TCM. Most of TCM is vegan and it's used often as supplements in the US
If you are sick, it is better to go to the doctor. Although you do not have medical insurance in China, the price of public hospitals in China is very cheap. "People's hospitals" in various cities are a good choice and their doctors are very professional. If you do not want to go to the hospital, you can choose traditional Chinese massage or sweat steaming will also be much more comfortable.😊😊😊
Fermented bean curd(腐乳), or hairy tofu(毛豆腐), is more like cheese, which you will find in Yunnan. This black Stinky tofu is from Changsha. It is soaked in fermented sauce such as black fermented soybeans and mushrooms ,etc.and then fried. The tofu itself is not fermented.have fun in china.
In China, many restaurants also offer a variety of vegetarian dishes, so you don’t necessarily have to look for vegetarian restaurants. Perhaps you could ask someone nearby to help you write down or record the phrase, “We don’t eat meat, are there any dishes without meat?” Also, I feel like you’re too skinny. If you’re eating only vegetarian food, you should eat more soy products to get enough protein, so your body won’t feel so weak. I really enjoy your videos and look forward to your next one!
Although Liuzhou has a history of more than 2,200 years, it is a very poor and backward city in China, because the GDP of Liuzhou City is 311.586 billion, ranking 87th among all cities in China. But the snail rice noodle of this city is very famous in China, because it is very smelly and delicious
Bijzonder hoe ze daar allemaal naast elkaar hun wiegen activiteit kunnen doen , of er gewoon zijn ,zonder gedoe , ruzie oid . Voor jullie was het een grote snoepwinkel met al het eten wat jullie wel konden eten , was leuk om te zien . Ben heel benieuwd waar jullie nu belanden en hoe dit avontuur verder gaat . Bedankt weer voor deze video !
Can you ask some local guys to write down in Chinese that you're Bhuddist practitioners, so that you can show it whenever you buy vegetarian food. I think one effective shortcut to get vegetarian food in China is by telling ppl you're Bhuddist
Thank you for the tips. We’d love to experience Chinese New Year with a family here but because we were warned about how difficult it can be for foreigners we’ve decided to leave for a few days and come back in the beginning of February ☺️
@@WaleandMe If your visa allows you to stay in China, you must plan your entire trip from January 26th to February 5th and book your air tickets, bus tickets and high-speed rail tickets in advance. As you know, China has 1.5 billion people, and Chinese New Year is the most important festival for Chinese people, so all Chinese people will return to their hometowns from their work places to reunite with their families, and all public transportation will be very busy from January 26th to February 5th.
There is no need to look for vegetarian restaurants in China, because every restaurant is vegetarian, because the Chinese diet is a combination of meat and vegetables, you just need to say to the restaurant that you only eat vegetarian dishes.
It is harder than that. Restaurants around the world do not understand you don't want meat broth, or fish or fish sauce. (I am trying to say it is not as simple as saying "no meat" and it is not a Chinese only issue. Example, an English speaking Thai restaurant in western US, same problem.)
It's hard to organise similar park activities in Europe, likely face endless noise complaints. But on the flip side, no one seems to do anything about pickpockets. The law tends to protect the dishonest, while it ends up punishing the honest ones.
The biggest problem for foreigners traveling in China is the language, which is not spoken in China except for a few people and some college students. Otherwise, foreigners will have a more in-depth experience in China, because the locals will introduce you to the cultural sources and history.
Businesses, especially small businesses that help local people get jobs can make society better. The worst are the huge exploitative businesses dominated by financiers bankers.
11:22 It's probably not a good idea to find a pure vegetarian restaurant in China, which is quite hard and might cost you much extra time. Just walk in any restaurant that looks fine to you, and show them in Chinese "I'm a vegetarian, would you please recommend some vegetarian dishes for me? 我吃素，请问有什么素菜推荐吗？" Tell them your preference, such as you don't eat egg or milk, and they would like to help.
I lived in China for 2 years and let me tell you I had about 15 kilos to lose when I got home. The food is so delicious and I found the people were very kind and very welcoming to us
Yeah that’s definitely our experience too, such kind people! So cool that you got to live here for a bit.
I think one of the best parts about your videos is that you guys don't linger in 1st tier cities (Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen) or even 2nd tier cities. This really sets you apart from other Vloggers. I mean, sure, these big cities are nice. But to experience the real Chinese culture and tradition, small towns, rural villages and 4th tier cities are the best places to go!!!
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生活在大城市（一线加二线）的人超过3亿人，这相当于美国的人口，为什么就不是“真正的中国人的生活”？我想说不管是农村还是城市都是真正的中国！
@@xiaowuxu7020 我也想这么说，都很真实。中国变化很快，让有些人以为繁华的中国似乎都是假象。
@@xiaowuxu7020 因为3线城市以下才是中国真正的底色，这些地方最大限度地保留了风土人情，传统习俗，食物，语言等。而且一二线城市的人也都来自3线城市以下的地区，就像我在贫穷的农村长大，后来也曾去住过深圳，苏州等地，我只是过客，不是归人。当然，这些都只是我的经历感受，我的观点，可能你才是对的。
Your trip helps us to see the real aspects of China, not the biased ones, I admire your tenacity and what a fantastic way to stay healthy, walking. I loved Thailand for the simple way people live. Continue to enjoy, we are as well when we watch your videos.
When I saw you talking about the happy life of the people in the square, it reminded me of an old story: There was a German lady who lost her lover, children, and grandchildren in a traffic accident when she was 60 years old. Everything she cared about disappeared at that moment. She thought about ending her life and visited a psychologist many times. But in a society like Europe, she was destined to spend most of her time in loneliness. She saw the scenery of China while watching a documentary and made a bold attempt to travel to China.
When she arrived in China, she saw a lot of beautiful scenery and delicious food, but these did not make her feel much. After all, the pain in her heart could not be healed by delicious food and beautiful scenery. However, when she accidentally came into contact with an ordinary Chinese, her heart was illuminated by the sun again. This Chinese took her to participate in many square activities, square dancing, fitness, mahjong, singing, and she was surrounded by love and kindness every moment. She was being healed every moment. She stayed in China until she died. This German lady smiled before she died.
I have been to Europe, and the distance between people makes me feel cold. Although you may have adapted to the lifestyle of not disturbing each other, human civilization should not be like this. Thousands of years ago, the ancient Greeks also sang and praised loudly around torches in the square, and no one felt offended. China's 5,000 years of civilization has continuously taught us to be friendly to others, to live in harmony, and to treat guests from afar and make them feel warm, because we know that you have worked hard enough on the road. A cup of hot tea and a bowl of plain noodles can comfort the hearts of travelers. Welcome to come again next time.
The European lifestyle you want to return to the most is what you used to be accustomed to. But you have forgotten
It's collectivism vs. individualism, both have their pros and cons.
@@williejiang This has nothing to do with ideology. Once there is an ideology, there will be two opposing sides. This is a way of dealing with people that has lasted for thousands of years, a culture
I love the active and beautiful public spaces so much.
Hhhh, looking forward to the next episode on how you work things out. I really like this type of trip. No detailed plans and itinerary, just embrace the random things and people coming over.
👏 This is exactly how we like travelling. Glad you enjoy watching ♥️
China is a beautiful, friendly and safe country. ❤❤
Even as an all-day hiker myself, hearing how you described your walk, that was indeed a BIG walk, not to mention the stairs that were climbed.
💪😂 we were exhausted by the end!
In half a month, it will be the Chinese New Year, if you are still in China, welcome to experience the traditional Chinese festival
I hope they are still there on 29.January
Happy New Year. So glad you found your food haven. Hope you get better soon!
I'm glad to see your visit to my hometown, Liuzhou. Hope the food and scenery in your vedio will attract more visitors.🎉
Fantastic video, incredibly interesting to watch. I hope you both are feeling better soon, huge hugs from Cape Town.❤🇿🇦
Thank you ☺️ Yes, luckily the rest we took over the holidays helped us recover and finally get rid of the chest infection we were lugging around 👏
Another wonderful vlog of your travels. Thank you.💕👏👏👏
You made the right choice. This is the best way to travel in China. Go to the local markets in some small cities and experience the daily life of Chinese people.
LiuZhou is such a beautiful city, definitely will visit in the future.
10:35 Guys you may not know this but Liuzhou is the EV capital of China with the highest electric vehicle penetration rate among all cities, thanks to having the Wuling/GM head quarter established there.
我看过你们自己建造房子，你们两个很厉害，佩服。👍
what a nice trip, when I see how is the living in China, I feel we are living in middle ages here in europe 😂, i love your pretty colourful trousers 🥰 have a good time
Thank you ♥️
@@WaleandMe过几天就是中国农历新年了，希望你们还在中国。
The scenery at sunset is so fascinating.
The impromptu photo shoot was so random and funny, guess that they hardly see foreigners lol.😂
Greetings from China! Love your way of exploring the world and how you two spot the little gems hidden in the ordinary and daily life of Chinese people! Looking forward to seeing more of your videos about your journey in China😊
Hola chic@s!!! Me encantan vuestros vídeos. Os encontré por casualidad mientras buscaba ideas para reformar mi cabaña pasiega. Desde entonces os sigo en todos los proyectos que realizáis. Ahora mismo me he puesto al día con vuestro viaje por China y me está encantando la manera tan sencilla con la que se puede viajar. Seguid así que lo estáis haciendo genial!!!
Hola Raquel! Gracias por el apoyo y por seguir nuestros vídeos 🥰 La verdad es que estamos disfrutando un montón de viaje y poder capturar las experiencias que vivimos.
Wow! You are so kind and obliging to the small noodle shop owners for the impromptu photo shoot. Thumbs up!
They were very kind and we had fun, so really it was a win win 😊
喜欢你们的视频，非常简单且真实，欢迎来中国玩，祝你们旅途愉快
Lovely to see you both looking so well.
影片开头的食物“油条”，我们喜欢把它沾豆浆吃，豆浆泡了之后就软了，口感更温和。
We have had it like that too, so delicious. I just like it in all forms☺️
Eating directly is also the way most Chinese eat fried dough sticks.
I like it with hot soymilk n suger...☺️☺️☺️
I WOULD eat stinky tofu everyday! every variant! just love it, btw, there's also a steamed version, with soy sauce, sesame oil and green beans, super good
Gosh, I loved that climb. I have longed to go to China for the nature for decades. ❤
Money. Language. Culture shock. Let's sort this out.
Hope you get to see it for yourself! ♥️
You guys are looking so much more comfortable and relaxed, navigating the language barrier far easier and finding so much great food. It's like a lucky dip of what you come across next. Really friendly people, loud and fast, but friendly lol.😂❤
Marvelous!! I'm following you since you bought your house in Spain! Happy new year
I love the video. But the part about beeing kind to everyone, that really touched me❤
Thank you❤
Beautiful video ❤
In Liuzhou they have a vegetarian buffet, usually in the market. There are three different types of porridge to choose from, and more than a dozen vegetarian options. I highly recommend you try it!😊
Ty for these long form vlogs
I love your videos and your trip style！
Thank you ☺️♥️
Liking your relaxing travel record, calm yet captivating. Looking forward to ur journey next in Yunnan. Yunnan has the most ethnic groups in China, if Lijiang is part of your itinerary, you can visit the Mosuo people near Lugu Lake-they are the last remaining matriarchal society in China. If you have time, you could also consider exploring Mile, Pu’er, or Tengchong. These places might be a bit remote, but you’ll experience very different cultures. Yunnan is vast, almost as large as the entire area of Japan, wishing you a wonderful journey ahead and take care!!
Me encantan sus videos ! Son muy interesantes los lugares que visitan y como muestran la cultura oriental, tan diferente y desconocida para nosotros ! Gracias !!!!❤🎉😊
I want to introduce you a Chinese food called “ 腐乳”（Fu Ru ）. It’s a little cube made by soybean and tastes salty. It’s reckoned as Chinese Cheese. But it’s made with soybean. Some are spicy, some are not spicy. Choose the Not spicy ones. You can purchase it in any Chinese supermarket, it’s stored in bottle. People will eat it with steamed rice 🍚. Very tasty.
excellent exploring!
Love your thumbnail photo.❤
You're so peaceful and I love people like you. I go very often to LONGHUA temple where you visited and appreciated in SHANGHAI, sadly I didn't meet you there.
YOUTIAO what you eat is loved by evety chinese and I hope a very nice aventure in china although I think it will sure be.
Titanic style had me cracking up! 😂
😂😂
You can use petal maps, there is an English version, if you are Android.
Loving your energy in Asia! Hope you get well soon.
Thank you! We have since had the opportunity to rest and finally gotten rid of the chest infection 👏🥰
Another delicious video - thank you!! I've just been reading "Chopstick Girls" by Xinran and stinky tofu features in that.
0:41 Fried dough sticks should be paired with soy milk, they are a perfect match.
A little suggestion, you can print a paper clip that we are only vegetarian（我们只吃素） in the phone case.❤
这边的食物简直就是素食者的天堂啊。
There always will be vegetarian restaurants near most Buddhist temples in every city. You can just ask for them when are at the temples. Have a fantastic day!
keep going❤❤
Liuzhou is most well known for her "snail noodles" (OK, quite funny translation ;) and heavy industries, especially vehicle industry. Still remember the vans you took in Guizhou rural areas? Liuzhou Wuling vans dominates the market in almost any rural town in China. And the railway sleeper? Made in Liuzhou Locomotive & Rolling Stock Works. IMHO you should really visit the Liuzhou Industrial Museum, and experience Soviet heavy industrial aesthetics.
wow, welcome to Liuzhou, Guangxi. will you also visit other cities in Guangxi?
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The first food you had is called Chinese doughnut. It is usually with soy bean milk.
Your video was moved to an app called Bilibili in China and received hundreds of thousands of views. Although this behavior may be infringing, it has also attracted the attention of some of our viewers, so we are here to support you on RUclips. Your video is very well done, which has made more people aware of the beauty of China rather than the bias from BBC. Thank you, China welcomes you at any time!
对对对，BBC、CNN…全世界对你都有偏见。
每天搁那儿美国枪战每一天，日本全国核辐射，泰国噶腰子的时候，咋脑子里想不起偏见和讹传是什么意思呢？
那你不给博主意思一下
@@shiDavid-v1u没懂你急的点在哪里，你都已经在RUclips发言了不能自己去看看么？你在急什么啊😅
@@越赵-h9k主要是visa不是很好办
You can join in on any public park dancing activity...
If your visa allows you to stay in China, you must plan your entire trip from January 26th to February 5th and book your air tickets, bus tickets and high-speed rail tickets in advance.
You know. China has 1.5 billion people, and Chinese New Year is the most important festival for Chinese people, so all Chinese people will return to their hometowns from their work places to reunite with their families, and all public transportation will be very busy from January 26th to February 5th.
终于更新啦，先评论后看😂
像一篇散文的视频，平静享受，很值得看。
Vegan in Chinese is translated as:
我们只素食。
Chinese are quite big meat eaters, but there are vegetarian restaurants around..not fully vegan though..
你们简直太勇敢了，竟然挑战臭豆腐，我活了三十多年到现在也没勇气去挑战。闻到臭豆腐的气味我就退却了😂
臭豆腐 榴莲 我也不吃，还有酸笋 我广西人 偶尔吃，但也不喜欢😂能避免尽量避免
喜欢你的视频，希望你们能更新快一点，have a good day.🤟
Have you guys asked using translation apps for restaurants to cook vegetarian dishes off menu? I think a lot of places would be accommodating and wouldn’t mind. They have a lot of variety of leafy vegetables, roots, mushrooms and beans. All that fried dough is probably taking a toll😅
Yes, we try that all the time. We have a printed card and also use the translator. Sometimes it works, many time it doesn’t. But we know it’s because us not being able to communicate properly is intimidating, not because they don’t want to ☺️
Actually, it's best for you to visit a print shop and print a few sheets of paper with the text in Chinese: "I am a vegetarian. If this food contains meat, please let me know."（我是素食者，如果这个食物是荤食，请告诉我） Vegetarians are not very common in China, and vendors usually assume you don't have any special dietary preferences.
What a beautiful landscape. ❤❤❤
The best vegetarian restaurants are located in Buddhist monasteries in China, and they are free of charge. You should definitely go and give them a try!
Now there are rarely free vegetarian meals at the temple, but they are not expensive
Don't tell young Westerners that. They are so cheap they willjusteat there and nowhere else
Loving your travels , as a senior Canadian I would have to pee every hour ! How are the washrooms and where are most located , is the signage prominent and easy to distinguish.
food in yunnan is definitely more various,and lives there is more rural-like
Stinky tofu is a special feature of Changsha. It is said that it smells bad and tastes delicious. But I haven't tried it
That was our experience. Definitely worth a try 🙂
In fact, there are still some Chinese who don't like stinky tofu.
People who like stinky tofu like it very much, and people who don't like stinky tofu don't like it very much either.
Such a nice video, and how can you not like it?
you guys show the clear symptoms of 气血不足, which translates to Qi and blood deficiency. If you want to fix the possible sleeping problems and fatigue, you can try to drink TCM. Most of TCM is vegan and it's used often as supplements in the US
Thank you for the tip!
Keep doing!
If you are sick, it is better to go to the doctor. Although you do not have medical insurance in China, the price of public hospitals in China is very cheap. "People's hospitals" in various cities are a good choice and their doctors are very professional. If you do not want to go to the hospital, you can choose traditional Chinese massage or sweat steaming will also be much more comfortable.😊😊😊
The sweat steaming sounds amazing. We’ll definitely try look for it 😶🌫️
油条 probably is the original version of Churros~~
😮😮😮
Many people from western countries live in this city for a long time. You can try to contact them. If you like this city, you can choose to stay.
Fermented bean curd(腐乳), or hairy tofu(毛豆腐), is more like cheese, which you will find in Yunnan. This black Stinky tofu is from Changsha. It is soaked in fermented sauce such as black fermented soybeans and mushrooms ,etc.and then fried. The tofu itself is not fermented.have fun in china.
Great! We’ll try hairy tofu in Yunnan when we go there later this year 😋
@@WaleandMeif ever you can come to hk we can go to vegan restaurants 😊😊
@ We're going to HK next week 😀
@WaleandMe hahaha do you want to meet? 😊😊😊
Write to us at info@waleandme.com and we can plan
即便我是中国人，我也向往这些地方，很有烟火气。我曾经在中国重庆的北碚区享受过这种生活，放松宁静。一线城市的饮食玩乐全部被商业中心占据。
如果你们喜欢素食，建议你们可以去寺庙，基本每个城市都有，他们提供的食物都是免费的，而且更加健康营养，还有如果要买无人机，在中国2000人民币就可以买到不错的大疆无人机了。
u can go random pharmacy shop to ask medicine if u are sick.
Props to you trying to limit plastic waste and meat. I know thats tough in China.
Wale, where did you get the haircut? 👍
You should eat more nuts and soy products to supplement protein, there are many kinds of soy products in China.🥰
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In China, many restaurants also offer a variety of vegetarian dishes, so you don’t necessarily have to look for vegetarian restaurants. Perhaps you could ask someone nearby to help you write down or record the phrase, “We don’t eat meat, are there any dishes without meat?” Also, I feel like you’re too skinny. If you’re eating only vegetarian food, you should eat more soy products to get enough protein, so your body won’t feel so weak. I really enjoy your videos and look forward to your next one!
Although Liuzhou has a history of more than 2,200 years, it is a very poor and backward city in China, because the GDP of Liuzhou City is 311.586 billion, ranking 87th among all cities in China. But the snail rice noodle of this city is very famous in China, because it is very smelly and delicious
你说话也要和脑子商量呀，光谈GDP也要考虑人口，人均GDP才是重点
Bijzonder hoe ze daar allemaal naast elkaar hun wiegen activiteit kunnen doen , of er gewoon zijn ,zonder gedoe , ruzie oid .
Voor jullie was het een grote snoepwinkel met al het eten wat jullie wel konden eten , was leuk om te zien .
Ben heel benieuwd waar jullie nu belanden en hoe dit avontuur verder gaat .
Bedankt weer voor deze video !
Can you ask some local guys to write down in Chinese that you're Bhuddist practitioners, so that you can show it whenever you buy vegetarian food. I think one effective shortcut to get vegetarian food in China is by telling ppl you're Bhuddist
马上就是中国的新年了，如果你们还在中国，最好多关注长途公共交通的车票售卖情况，提前做好准备。
同时，新年期间店铺与摊贩数量会极大的减少，人们会回家与家人团聚，或许你们可以考虑到当地人家体验一下过年的氛围，但相对的，肉食会明显的增加许多。
Thank you for the tips. We’d love to experience Chinese New Year with a family here but because we were warned about how difficult it can be for foreigners we’ve decided to leave for a few days and come back in the beginning of February ☺️
A rational decision
@@WaleandMe If your visa allows you to stay in China, you must plan your entire trip from January 26th to February 5th and book your air tickets, bus tickets and high-speed rail tickets in advance. As you know, China has 1.5 billion people, and Chinese New Year is the most important festival for Chinese people, so all Chinese people will return to their hometowns from their work places to reunite with their families, and all public transportation will be very busy from January 26th to February 5th.
广西的百香果也太便宜了！ 这个品种只有那里有
你好，如果在当地找不到太多的素食主题餐厅，你们也可以去到其他餐厅点纯素食的菜！他们可以专门为你制作纯素食！
You can tell them you eat Buddhist veg and ok to have garlic & onions, but no milk. Buddhist veg does not have eggs.
There is no need to look for vegetarian restaurants in China, because every restaurant is vegetarian, because the Chinese diet is a combination of meat and vegetables, you just need to say to the restaurant that you only eat vegetarian dishes.
It is harder than that. Restaurants around the world do not understand you don't want meat broth, or fish or fish sauce. (I am trying to say it is not as simple as saying "no meat" and it is not a Chinese only issue. Example, an English speaking Thai restaurant in western US, same problem.)
It's hard to organise similar park activities in Europe, likely face endless noise complaints. But on the flip side, no one seems to do anything about pickpockets. The law tends to protect the dishonest, while it ends up punishing the honest ones.
As vegetarians, you will be interested in the Chinese Taoism, another ancient Chinese religion.
The biggest problem for foreigners traveling in China is the language, which is not spoken in China except for a few people and some college students. Otherwise, foreigners will have a more in-depth experience in China, because the locals will introduce you to the cultural sources and history.
Businesses, especially small businesses that help local people get jobs can make society better. The worst are the huge exploitative businesses dominated by financiers bankers.
估计你们在贵州那个又湿又冷的地方冻坏了，加上你们吃素食，脂肪摄入不足，中医叫寒气入体，找个洗浴中心蒸个桑拿应该很快会好起来的。
11:22 It's probably not a good idea to find a pure vegetarian restaurant in China, which is quite hard and might cost you much extra time. Just walk in any restaurant that looks fine to you, and show them in Chinese "I'm a vegetarian, would you please recommend some vegetarian dishes for me? 我吃素，请问有什么素菜推荐吗？" Tell them your preference, such as you don't eat egg or milk, and they would like to help.
I was attracted by your charming smile on the cover.
“snail noodles” usually dont have meat..