What The Chinese Think Of Kim Jong Un | ASIAN BOSS

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  • @derekaitken
    @derekaitken 3 года назад +776

    "What do you think of Kim Jong Un?"
    "He's fat"

    • @redbitch3362
      @redbitch3362 3 года назад +34

      It's really different if you're also a fat person 😢🤣

    • @jonathansandoval374
      @jonathansandoval374 3 года назад +8

      More like kim Jong UNF 🤡

    • @ericmerante8745
      @ericmerante8745 3 года назад +10

      A famous guy who wants world piece by launching a nuclear😇

    • @chrismaloney2108
      @chrismaloney2108 3 года назад +11

      And gay

    • @mooshiros7053
      @mooshiros7053 3 года назад +3

      They don't call him kim fatty the third for nothing

  • @sidsherlocked
    @sidsherlocked 6 лет назад +852

    That girl knew just one North Korean girl; And she was studying "NUCLEAR PHYSICS"

    • @omkarbalashi5204
      @omkarbalashi5204 4 года назад +38

      😂😂😂

    • @swilliamwilliam9751
      @swilliamwilliam9751 4 года назад +43

      It speaks out everything,haha

    • @user-gf5oy5wz9n
      @user-gf5oy5wz9n 3 года назад +4

      @@swilliamwilliam9751 That was her classmate when she was studying in Switzerland. What is it worth keeping secret?

    • @ebonymaw8457
      @ebonymaw8457 3 года назад +79

      That's what I thought haha
      "I knew a North Korean alum back in Switzerland"
      oh nice!
      "She was studying nuclear physics"
      oh

    • @q_q123
      @q_q123 3 года назад +2

      hmm

  • @F51R
    @F51R 6 лет назад +2971

    As a Chinese, I don’t have any feeling of him. He just a famous funny meme in the internet for me. 😂

    • @bodelin7994
      @bodelin7994 6 лет назад +117

      same hahahaha xD

    • @Neo-jty
      @Neo-jty 6 лет назад +76

      Exactly ~

    • @marvelv212
      @marvelv212 6 лет назад +146

      Kind of like Trump. I want to beat up Trump though.

    • @marvelv212
      @marvelv212 6 лет назад +124

      The west have done horrible shit to everybody but they seem to always points fingers at everybody else. Hmm....

    • @SethJohn
      @SethJohn 6 лет назад +101

      marvelv212
      You want to beat up Trump but not the guy who kills his own people for watching SK dramas or wipes out the entire family of a defector? Please don't ever have children.

  • @unclepodger
    @unclepodger 6 лет назад +831

    That kid hitting the mic 😂😂😂

    • @zhiyuanzhang1721
      @zhiyuanzhang1721 6 лет назад +118

      he knew its time for his dad to stop, lmao

    • @icedlemontea2421
      @icedlemontea2421 6 лет назад +9

      😂😂Yeah

    • @tonylu9327
      @tonylu9327 5 лет назад +5

      hahaha

    • @yajunchen2448
      @yajunchen2448 5 лет назад +51

      The interview is too long,that kid has no patience,he wants to keep walking with his father.

    • @liqiller
      @liqiller 4 года назад +26

      ​@Wanming Hu That's not true. I am Chinese, but everyone can tell that these people are expressing their own thoughts without government controlling. I know that you are probably just making a joke, but actually I am offended.

  • @xing7240
    @xing7240 5 лет назад +459

    The translation is relatively too simple, missing some important details that were stated by the people.

    • @user-tq5pd1ef5c
      @user-tq5pd1ef5c 4 года назад +10

      no, I am Chinese, I think the translation is accurate.

    • @irvingking2741
      @irvingking2741 4 года назад +43

      @@user-tq5pd1ef5c correct, but not accurate. 很多微妙的地方确实没有翻译出来。

    • @leogogo7041
      @leogogo7041 3 года назад +9

      中文太丰富,每个字每个词每句话,用同数量的英文很难翻译

    • @maxweber1069
      @maxweber1069 3 года назад +2

      @@leogogo7041 的确

  • @josheden832
    @josheden832 6 лет назад +1053

    This is channel is so good in terms of what and how the information is presented. Very non-biased and informative. Thank you very much!!!!

    • @EliteXtasy
      @EliteXtasy 6 лет назад +7

      Unbiased? Not really, especially not when talking about the reunification of Korea.

    • @josheden832
      @josheden832 6 лет назад +10

      EliteXtasy well after watching multiple videos from this channel I think is pretty fair some of the questions they asked and the response received.

    • @brenna5316
      @brenna5316 6 лет назад +14

      EliteXtasy the channel is not biased. The people in the videos may be.

    • @coda5161
      @coda5161 5 лет назад +2

      The translation is so biased OMG. It barely capture any of the real words these people were saying. Asian boss is biased AF. Go to see HiThere. Their translation is soooooo much better

    • @PhanTomSpeCre
      @PhanTomSpeCre 4 года назад +5

      @@coda5161 lmao, i am checking translation and mostly are accuracy.

  • @kaziboy264
    @kaziboy264 6 лет назад +1113

    Lot of people talking about naiveness, but the reality is Chinese people don't care about North Koreans because China is big enough, most people in the US don't know who the Mexican president is and really don't care about the deaths in the Mexican Drug war even though its a low-intensity asymmetric war and just want to have their holidays in Cancun, Mexico without those pesky Mexicans getting in the way.
    Naiveness is relative, most people just want to have a life.

    • @alexnick4996
      @alexnick4996 6 лет назад +13

      fax

    • @TheGriffithHuyan
      @TheGriffithHuyan 6 лет назад +34

      well, it is not that Chinese dont care about North Koreans. There are rumors that Norther Korea goverment produce fake Chinese money and transport drugs to China, and also their Nuclear weapon is also dangerous to Chinese people.

    • @worldserpent731
      @worldserpent731 6 лет назад +49

      Mexico hasn't launched any rockets that I know of.

    • @ohfuck6958
      @ohfuck6958 6 лет назад +2

      Harry Butte LMAO nice joke

    • @froniccruxis1049
      @froniccruxis1049 6 лет назад +41

      We don't care about Mexico because they are literally not a threat to anyone other than themselves. North korea is threatening basically everyone other than China.

  • @Reirae
    @Reirae 6 лет назад +1578

    I could listen to Chinese all day. It sounds so awesome.

    • @chris-id6vk
      @chris-id6vk 6 лет назад +96

      is that sarcasm? Chinese is one of the most repulsive and unattractive languages i can think of

    • @Reirae
      @Reirae 6 лет назад +565

      asd fgh you mean... People have different taste?! Wow what a revelation!

    • @anotheryale28
      @anotheryale28 6 лет назад +193

      asd fgh says the one who can't come up with his own decent language x

    • @PAWPAW
      @PAWPAW 6 лет назад +22

      thats how I feel with Portuguese

    • @syukrahman1461
      @syukrahman1461 6 лет назад +30

      Korean and japanese songs way better😀

  • @kamush4172
    @kamush4172 5 лет назад +630

    3:58 The dude actually said "clean out the older generation" rather than "kill his relatives", which I think has an entirely different connotation, a much more positive one.

    • @zeflute4586
      @zeflute4586 4 года назад +97

      That translation error is so big!

    • @wenqiangxiao283
      @wenqiangxiao283 4 года назад +31

      the same meaning

    • @chizhang2765
      @chizhang2765 4 года назад +78

      Nah he said "I understand why he needed to purge the older generation of leaders".

    • @happydoge1445
      @happydoge1445 4 года назад +35

      清洗 means a leader of some big power clears out the inner underlying threat, it can be done by kill or dismissal. But in China it usually refers to kill someone for political reason.

    • @horacioaust
      @horacioaust 4 года назад +37

      the word he used in chinese is 清洗, means purge, it´s not positive at all.

  • @laurabenitez1936
    @laurabenitez1936 6 лет назад +401

    I like how we always get different points of view, as a student looking forward to doing my internship in China, I can say Asian Boss truly has challenged me to look more into the matters that are happening in China and using other sources apart from this channel. Thank you, Asian Boss for encouraging me to have an informed view of the country I want to visit! Looking forward to learn even more once I'm there.

    • @ricklin2804
      @ricklin2804 3 года назад +1

      Asian Boss would be a great channel for everyone if they could keep neutral on political subjects.

    • @dontaskwhatkindofmusic
      @dontaskwhatkindofmusic 2 года назад

      I’ve noticed that the news will report one thing while dozens of vloggers will show a completely different (a lot more real and direct story) - also like Snapmap and other sources. I take them with a grain of salt but it’s an interesting added perspective.

    • @joseph3036
      @joseph3036 Год назад

      Go to China for an Internship? Why would anyone do that? Interns in China get paid something like $12 a day.

    • @earlcheung8327
      @earlcheung8327 Год назад

      其实这样问和答 换位思考 跟当年或现在采访外国人对中国领导人的看法...未经他人苦莫劝他人善

  • @AsianBoss
    @AsianBoss  6 лет назад +241

    Thanks for all our interviewees for sharing their honest opinions. Obviously, the opinions expressed in this video are those of individual interviewees alone and do not reflect the views of ASIAN BOSS or the general Chinese population.

    • @ScribblyPoppo
      @ScribblyPoppo 6 лет назад +7

      Asian Boss ... Great material.

    • @commandantcousteau6874
      @commandantcousteau6874 6 лет назад +5

      As always.

    • @gmbodhi
      @gmbodhi 6 лет назад +4

      You made a translation error. "one party system" is not the same as a "dictatorship",

    • @commandantcousteau6874
      @commandantcousteau6874 6 лет назад +1

      gmbodhi Wrong Dictatorship definition:Dictatorship is a system of government in which a country or a group of countries is ruled by a single party or individual.
      But hey i judge nobody.

    • @hg7269
      @hg7269 6 лет назад +3

      because some people are arrogant and know nothing about the world

  • @user-qq3mc6hs8h
    @user-qq3mc6hs8h 6 лет назад +327

    大部分国人都是觉得:国家之间没有永远的朋友,只有永远的利益。 专心发展自己的国家,不要多管闲事。 只有自己足够强,别人才会认真听你的想法。

    • @allenji8078
      @allenji8078 6 лет назад +48

      名字哈哈哈哈哈

    • @darrenchen4720
      @darrenchen4720 6 лет назад +17

      然而这些美国人会自动翻译。 他们是社会主义国家,所以他们没朋友。

    • @user-zs9ev5mo6s
      @user-zs9ev5mo6s 6 лет назад +26

      Allen Ji 蔡英文失散多年的姐妹吗😂

    • @wxavier2216
      @wxavier2216 6 лет назад +4

      这就是现实,跟你关系再好,不让我挣你钱,怎么行。

    • @RD-ht6go
      @RD-ht6go 5 лет назад +4

      闷声发大财 🤣

  • @kyose4224
    @kyose4224 5 лет назад +65

    personally, I fell like Chinese people are really thoughtful and willing to share their thoughts with people.

  • @bryceshi2230
    @bryceshi2230 6 лет назад +687

    North Korea should do what China used to do. Develop your economy, feed your people first.

    • @TheChangeYT
      @TheChangeYT 6 лет назад +39

      Bryce Shi yes. it really stuck with me, what the man with the child said. That NothKorea is in a sense a carbon copy of china historically

    • @easternstrategist5276
      @easternstrategist5276 6 лет назад +56

      They're tryin to do it exactly, but first they need nuke just like China did to ensure its stability. Otherwise the U.S. can set NK up like what they're doing now in Syria.

    • @user-ld4jc9je3o
      @user-ld4jc9je3o 5 лет назад +29

      Bryce Shi China started developing economy after their nukes are ready... NK is doing exactly the same.
      Cuz the rest of the world mostly want to get rid of both.

    • @itsgodnga
      @itsgodnga 5 лет назад +17

      There's not much to develop when you produce little to nothing domestically, have limited to no trade, and allow almost no private or foreign investments.

    • @1stHalf
      @1stHalf 5 лет назад +19

      @@TheChangeYT No it's not. If China is forced to choose between having a market with the global economy or with just NK, we know China would choose global economy. NK has no direction in the right areas for the economy to develop, China sees that.

  • @snputri
    @snputri 6 лет назад +211

    I'm so impressed by your content recently, amazing job

  • @AllatonceIvan
    @AllatonceIvan 6 лет назад +64

    This channel is raw! LOVE IT!!!

  • @mewhy826
    @mewhy826 4 года назад +75

    watching the interview, you’ll know why China can develop so fast 🙂 most of the opinions are on point, and smart.

    • @msjadhav5192
      @msjadhav5192 Год назад +1

      Because of western investors

    • @StrategicFooyouAgency-dg8yh
      @StrategicFooyouAgency-dg8yh Год назад +1

      @@msjadhav5192 Do you think so highly of yourself? Haha, the proportion of foreign investment in China is extremely low, and the largest enterprises are all state-owned enterprises. Do you think you are very powerful in the West?

  • @huiyang4231
    @huiyang4231 6 лет назад +575

    I think a lot of comments show a great degree of immaturity. A lot of people already admitted that there was a very little reporting of North Korea. Chinese show very little interest in the Kermit kingdom as well. When talking about a country, two things must be considered. First: how truthful the media is regarding the said country. Second: are people interested enough to research the source materials. One interviewee said it very well; politics and people are two separate issues. The Chinese government has interests in North Korea, however; Chinese people don't.

    • @PT-ve1fl
      @PT-ve1fl 6 лет назад +15

      Damn right!

    • @OPrincessXJasmineO
      @OPrincessXJasmineO 6 лет назад +4

      excellent post.

    • @OPrincessXJasmineO
      @OPrincessXJasmineO 6 лет назад +2

      yep

    • @tuzhang3000
      @tuzhang3000 6 лет назад +34

      Then tell me, which country has a lot of news about North Korea? Which country knows Kim Jeong-eun's visit China beforehand?
      China is good with North Korea, but many Chinese don't like. So what? It's not decided by your own preferences. North Korea is beneficial for China either politically or geographically, so long as it can stabilize the situation in Northeast Asia.
      In South Korea even Japan there still many people who don't want to see American soldiers. They are also so-called democratic countries. Can they decide that they will not interact with the US?
      Your view is not at all true.
      那么请告诉我,有哪个国家对朝鲜的新闻报道的很多?有哪个国家事先知道金正恩访中?
      中国对朝鲜好,是有中国人不喜欢,那又怎样?有些事情不是由你个人喜好来决定的。朝鲜对于中国来说不管是政治还是地缘上都是有益的,只要能稳定住东北亚局势的话。
      韩国日本还照样有很多人不待见美国大兵呢,他们还是所谓的民主国家,他们能决定国家不跟美国来往吗?
      你这个观点根本不成立,底下还有那么多人跟风也是醉了。

    • @alexnick4996
      @alexnick4996 6 лет назад +12

      im assuming youre Chinese since your name is Hui Yang i might wrong but according to the western media Chinese ppl can't make a such great logical comment about this situation since they are all so called "brainwashed" LOL

  • @frank198899
    @frank198899 6 лет назад +129

    受访者, 素质都很高, 也有很独到的见解。不错。

    • @Clarity520
      @Clarity520 5 лет назад +3

      嗯看得出都是受到过高等教育的人。虽然老一辈国人还没到这个水平但是新一代人在慢慢替代老一辈人。

    • @yajunchen2448
      @yajunchen2448 5 лет назад

      na na 那个人真的没有自己的思考,说的就跟朝鲜放弃核武器就能马上开始经济发展一样。

    • @wobhineven47
      @wobhineven47 4 года назад +2

      @sandramoyn 这不至于,要是我们普通人都有这样的水准,我们就能提前实现社会主义现代化了:-D

    • @user-qp6yk7ee9n
      @user-qp6yk7ee9n 4 года назад

      太普通了

    • @RJ-us1hg
      @RJ-us1hg 3 года назад

      @Yunqi Shen 我感觉我也是 基本是对于政治新闻一无所知的程度

  • @richardschiffman7657
    @richardschiffman7657 6 лет назад +38

    Most of these answers were very insightful, inquisitive and best of all NON-BIASED! I wish many blessings for the great Chinese people.

    • @tijldeclerck7772
      @tijldeclerck7772 2 года назад

      Non-biased, these people are brainwashed into thinking NK is just a country going about its business, lol.

    • @jimmycho7256
      @jimmycho7256 2 года назад +1

      @@tijldeclerck7772 ?

    • @birdyashiro1226
      @birdyashiro1226 2 года назад +1

      @@tijldeclerck7772 OK CIA BOI

  • @Elena-io8lt
    @Elena-io8lt 6 лет назад +313

    I absolutely love this channel

    • @user-qv9lx1zc8p
      @user-qv9lx1zc8p 6 лет назад

      Because you're chinese.

    • @Elena-io8lt
      @Elena-io8lt 6 лет назад +7

      김우성 I'm european. My comment has nothing to do with this video, I just said that I love their channel and I appreciate their work.

    • @user-qv9lx1zc8p
      @user-qv9lx1zc8p 6 лет назад +1

      +iam Elena This channel is supported by japanese nationalism and chinese sinocentrism.

    • @yuwenhui5465
      @yuwenhui5465 4 года назад

      I love tzuyu

    • @anushka1223
      @anushka1223 3 года назад

      HI Tzuyu

  • @jh9301
    @jh9301 6 лет назад +365

    Most of the interviewees are definitely quite well informed and educated. Opinions definitely not brainwashed.

    • @freekmulder3662
      @freekmulder3662 6 лет назад +47

      Most said that they heard nothing about North Korea and only knew Kim Jung Un from the memes. How is this well informed?

    • @brenna5316
      @brenna5316 6 лет назад +33

      They’re so misinformed! Jesus, it was sad! They need google scholar or somewhere to get access to information. Didn’t even know Pyongyang is for elites so of course it is clean, but it does NOT represent the majority of North Korean shanty towns!!!!!! Pathetic

    • @brenna5316
      @brenna5316 6 лет назад +7

      今昔唯一 I just want you to know I’m not bashing Chinese people by any means - but the way the government is going there will never be a United Asia and it is NOT the United States fault. The physical and real politics of Japan and SK are so opposite of that of China and just do not work. I mean... and China punished south Korea just as they do. It’s like little babies fighting. That’s all our world is nowadays.

    • @justinwong9935
      @justinwong9935 6 лет назад +3

      Brenna Paulson actually we all know both on wikipedia and on baidu baike. and watch western media, mix up all the opinions. but do you think it's good manner to talk too much on a global view? is it possible to talk a long article on the street? any way, what western media and other people images, hk taiwan media'sopinions. be polite, that is important

    • @brenna5316
      @brenna5316 6 лет назад +3

      Zelon Wong if you read my comments above then there is your answer. And it’s important to talk about all global issues including my piece of shit government the United States. If we ignore if we are all fucked and bound to die or peril. I hate it when people can’t pick up their hand and google search or baidu search simple things in before making comments. North Korea is very important, but their PEOPLE are more important than China, NK, or the United States governments and opinions.
      You can never talk too much on a global issue. For instance the water crisis that half of the world suffers from. The very ignorance we recover from NOT talking is what is causing PEOPLE (not governments) to die, be abused and suffer. I say we all get our heads out of our butts and care about what really goes on in a country and not just their political stance or the relations between the countries.

  • @ursaminor3740
    @ursaminor3740 6 лет назад +406

    I sense Chinese people are much more westernized in personality than people in South Korea and Japan you did in previous videos

    • @jhasjhis9
      @jhasjhis9 6 лет назад +16

      Сергей Цуодиклюбов yes, isn’t that ironic?

    • @yyzhg6894
      @yyzhg6894 6 лет назад +46

      YES!!!!!!absolutely!!!! thank god someone find it finally XD

    • @skyeyes9723
      @skyeyes9723 6 лет назад +144

      To find out more truth, stop watching RUclips, book a flight ticket, get your ass down to China and see the world with your own eyes.

    • @richardjiang4045
      @richardjiang4045 6 лет назад +21

      Sky eyes U r fucking right! bro

    • @JohnDoe-qu2dr
      @JohnDoe-qu2dr 6 лет назад +14

      Cuz it is capitalism they are running there, the only exception is their government.

  • @leonana11
    @leonana11 6 лет назад +134

    People talking about free speech/free will and at the same time blame not all Chinese think Kim is the evilest person on the planet.

  • @bagon3337
    @bagon3337 6 лет назад +65

    "I think he looks fat..." 🤣🤣🤣

    • @ithrowyoucatch5676
      @ithrowyoucatch5676 6 лет назад +18

      because they never been to the US

    • @wuyi6945
      @wuyi6945 4 года назад +9

      Hhahah in China we call him by金三胖 meaning the third fat man from the kim family

    • @ericzhang3723
      @ericzhang3723 4 года назад

      @@wuyi6945 哈哈哈

  • @sibeili3160
    @sibeili3160 6 лет назад +109

    I found topics about China are usually more political than those about other countries?

    • @papercat2599
      @papercat2599 5 лет назад +26

      this channel is bias

    • @planck8181
      @planck8181 4 года назад +13

      I mean perhaps that's what gets more views...?

    • @codyshi4743
      @codyshi4743 4 года назад +10

      Paper Cat I’m curious how is it biased. I don’t see it leaning toward pro-China or anti-China.

    • @enyasong4392
      @enyasong4392 4 года назад +15

      @@codyshi4743 i dont think its about pro or anti, its just trying to intentionally ask about sensitive topics, so the comment section will literally have war
      and they are kind of especially picking on china, like they didn't ask about nuclear bombs in japan interviews but they asked about japanese invasion in china interviews

    • @JK12345-z
      @JK12345-z 4 года назад +3

      I also noticed. But I think it's helping the huge doubt against Chinese people's critical thinking ability on political issues

  • @benlitzie
    @benlitzie 4 года назад +30

    Glad that I do understand Chinese... The poor translation literally generates so much BS...

  • @anomatsuyama
    @anomatsuyama 6 лет назад +257

    The quality of your translation should be improved...

    • @the_number_one
      @the_number_one 4 года назад

      Do you speak Chinese to know that?

    • @jimlin2993
      @jimlin2993 4 года назад +35

      Kamalakannan A R I am a Chinese, many words and description in the video is not correct, sometimes I mean, not just in this video. It is misleading and easy to cause bad result especially in political aspect

    • @burlhorse61
      @burlhorse61 4 года назад +3

      @@jimlin2993 they do it deliberately-a lot of ppl have complained of that

    • @wongjohn3673
      @wongjohn3673 3 года назад

      THEY INTENDED TO DO THAT, GO TO GOOGLE AND LOOKUP THIS COMPANY'S BACKGROUND.

    • @Bruh-tz6gf
      @Bruh-tz6gf 3 года назад

      I agree, but how do you know that? Aren’t you Japanese?

  • @rishikantalamding7283
    @rishikantalamding7283 4 года назад +30

    I really like how they answer their interview... Love how they speak Chinese 😊❤ I'm from North East India.

  • @fred3467
    @fred3467 4 года назад +16

    The people who were interviewed were very forthcoming regarding their opinions. This is a surprise, since we are taught in the USA, that the Chinese people aren't allowed to have opinions.

    • @mayuyuwatanabe1982
      @mayuyuwatanabe1982 4 года назад +28

      now u know who is brainwashed

    • @kat49924
      @kat49924 4 года назад +2

      wtf do you mean we can’t have opinions you 笨蛋

    • @mayuyuwatanabe1982
      @mayuyuwatanabe1982 4 года назад

      @@kat49924 笨蛋还行哈哈哈

  • @silverbullet4438
    @silverbullet4438 4 года назад +30

    8:07
    Dude. You cannot translate "一党专政(yi dang zhuan zheng)" as “autocracy".
    It should be "one-party system".

    • @christopheralesund8165
      @christopheralesund8165 4 года назад +7

      Well that literally is what an autocracy is, one-party system would be a more literal, but essentially the same, translation

    • @yw419
      @yw419 4 года назад +7

      @@christopheralesund8165 Autocracy means governing by one person..not by one party...

    • @christopheralesund8165
      @christopheralesund8165 4 года назад +2

      @@yw419 right off of google and wikipedia - "An autocracy is a system of government in which an autocrat, defined as a single person or party, possesses supreme and absolute power."

    • @yw419
      @yw419 4 года назад +3

      @@christopheralesund8165 Okay - guess the oxford dictionary in my mac gives me wrong definition "a system of government by one person with absolute power."

    • @sakura7431
      @sakura7431 3 года назад +1

      No difference in their view anyway

  • @donl1279
    @donl1279 2 года назад +53

    As someone who spent time both in US and China and travelled across Asia, I feel Chinese are generally more informed about other countries, regardless the “wall” some Westerners are frequently talking about. When you know you have a wall, you try to learn different perspectives. When you don’t know you do, you have veil of ignorance.

    • @just4me476
      @just4me476 2 года назад +3

      That’s so true!! That’s what I’ve been trying to tell people.

    • @figgsboson
      @figgsboson 2 года назад

      that and also the "free flow of information" in the west, especially america, just means the oversaturation of useless info like celebrity digest, abstract memes, and veiled consumer advertisement (like most media digest's creation being just a way to sell people stuff, ie MCU, any popular shows really).
      China's censorship mostly has to do with saving face in terms of the party and societal woes. They don't broadcast murder and crime on 24/7 news like we do here bc they know the damage that does to people's trust in humanity and the xenophobic/racist biases it creates in people. Though for a long time in the wild western days of proto-capitalism in the mid 90's-2010s, they certainly did their fair share of covering up scandals, abuse of power, and privatized public corruption. Say what you will about Xi Jin Ping's purges being about his personal enemies, bc even so, his campaigns rooted out so many systemic problems and players and brought them to justice.

    • @ceruhermandez9651
      @ceruhermandez9651 Год назад

      Yeah like ppl paint China as very ignorant without much information when they do have it

  • @jackyzhang4324
    @jackyzhang4324 4 года назад +28

    We call him " King third fat " - 金三胖

  • @jasonmanning6317
    @jasonmanning6317 3 года назад +58

    As an American I love watching this. I love seeing what average people in China think. They’re not that different from us. I’ve only ever met one person from China.

  • @fy5322
    @fy5322 5 лет назад +65

    you see, most Chinese people won't give extreme views if they are not sure about something, they'd like to say things like "I want to go and see". Not like some people who just give their opinion based on what the media want them to know and always believe in it.

    • @stevenkyle9426
      @stevenkyle9426 3 года назад +3

      very true

    • @scholarssolutions6735
      @scholarssolutions6735 3 года назад +13

      I think a lot of Chinese people (at least the ones I know) are aware that their government puts out propaganda and that their media is censored. They come up with all sorts of slang and whatnot to get around specific censored stuff. However, I feel like Americans, for instance, don’t realize their media is heavily influenced by American interests / the government as well because they think they have free speech / press. To some extent, they do, but that doesn’t mean the USA doesn’t put out a ton of propaganda. For instance, every major news network Americans trust these days lied about Iraq having WMDs and justified the invasion and killing of over one million people- NY Times, BBC, CNN, the list goes on. This wasn’t even that long ago- it was in the 2000s. And Operation Earnest Voice is a propaganda effort by the CIA- anyone can search it up and find files on it.

    • @stevenkyle9426
      @stevenkyle9426 3 года назад +1

      @@scholarssolutions6735 true

    • @HenryTitor
      @HenryTitor 3 года назад

      @@scholarssolutions6735 Unpopular opinion: It makes me sad on Jan 6th seeing that the Americans don't even know how to make a proper capital riot... I don't support their reason of riot, but that's the moment I realized my middle school Chinese Politics/History textbooks actually taught us well on how to make a proper riot/revolution

    • @tianjiaoxu9315
      @tianjiaoxu9315 2 года назад

      well.i.mean they arent sure

  • @jenell73
    @jenell73 6 лет назад +100

    i am actually more impressed with the regular chinese especially those who are living in Shanghai or other big cities than regular americans. they sound more educated and more informed about the economy of the world and politics.

    • @zhengyu5838
      @zhengyu5838 6 лет назад +8

      Assumed what you said is right. The video tells that public education is fking important.

    • @pwr27986
      @pwr27986 6 лет назад +5

      You realize that the media in China is state run and the internet is restricted right???

    • @user-ri1nu9xq2m
      @user-ri1nu9xq2m 6 лет назад

      Song Sophy 上海人又怎么你了

    • @yvonne3745
      @yvonne3745 5 лет назад +3

      @@Edwardz715 i can say the same for all the brainwashed americans

    • @jihong2174
      @jihong2174 5 лет назад

      Song Sophy u r very stupid, and lean some English

  • @artkido9744
    @artkido9744 5 лет назад +15

    Am impressed by the interviewees. Each of them has their own independent opinion n rather rational.

  • @everythingonyourmind2454
    @everythingonyourmind2454 6 лет назад +131

    I like how they say same thing with different approach to the subject

    • @jiefeit2499
      @jiefeit2499 3 года назад

      @Caffeine no more Have u ever study in Chinese school?

  • @Alkis05
    @Alkis05 3 года назад +27

    "As a people, chinese people can be friends with anyone, even japanese"
    Damn, there as a lot under that hood.
    But he is right. Relationships between governemnt, nation and people are separate things.

    • @OlsenOfficial
      @OlsenOfficial Год назад

      Scars of war doesn't easily disappear.

  • @GGWP-gm5cq
    @GGWP-gm5cq 6 лет назад +102

    Well my hometown in China is a boarder line to North Korea, there are quite some North Korean people work there, I met and known some of them. They are basically normal folks, no ambitions and just trying to live on. Personally, the only point they pissed me off is some of them work in place like restaurant, and they cannot understand or speak Chinese (but they are usually new comer). Although, people in my hometown don't like North Korea as a political time bomb sit next to our door, they are one of the factor that influence the development of the city, and the North Korean are tricky as fk when we are trying to do business with them.
    Also, if you want to do interview like this you may want to interview some Northern (especially North Eastern) Chinese, the answer you get will be more extreme/dramatic. Southerner are bit to polite when talk about this kind of issue and they do have some sense of political correctness in comparison, Northerner in this case just don't really give a sht.

    • @stephysun
      @stephysun 5 лет назад +6

      GG WP my grandma live near North Korea, and we’ve been there! Hi neighbor 👍🏻👐🏻

    • @jonangorman6341
      @jonangorman6341 4 года назад +8

      @bishes be mad lol, his comment doesn't say anything cruel, lol. The comment is more like grandma insulting waitress about her order. Lol

    • @kuljahanproductions4587
      @kuljahanproductions4587 3 года назад

      有微信吗?

    • @factorerivative
      @factorerivative 3 года назад

      @S.S so ur northeastern chinese?do u have discord or bilibili?

    • @gigagurke7364
      @gigagurke7364 3 года назад +2

      How would they learn a different language in such isolated place? Chinese is not easy as well, i wouldn't know where to start.

  • @jacksontaylor290
    @jacksontaylor290 6 лет назад +155

    You should ask Japan, China, and South Korea what they think about the situation in Syria.

    • @user-fo3cn9sh7q
      @user-fo3cn9sh7q 6 лет назад +65

      Jackson Taylor Most of East asian don’t care about Syria. Even Middle east.

    • @PT-ve1fl
      @PT-ve1fl 6 лет назад +16

      It sucks, cuz US gov't gonna have another version of "Iraq war" lol

    • @byc6230
      @byc6230 6 лет назад +48

      I'm Chinese, most people around me would read the updates of Syria, but their attitude are like "none of my business, but would like to know what's going on out there".

    • @Causeless
      @Causeless 6 лет назад +22

      Dumbest shit I've ever heard. Asians have been killing each other long before the US was ever created. Koreans don't worship US but of course they are influenced from it. The US protected them from the North during the Korean War and afterwards helped build it up as a successful economic democracy (see Japan). Don't project your own inferiority complex onto all Asians.

    • @Causeless
      @Causeless 6 лет назад +5

      Well if you'd rather be under Chinese influence than American that's on you. I don't intend to try to change your mind.

  • @zacharytheodore8373
    @zacharytheodore8373 6 лет назад +23

    Wow. I can sense a massive change in China through the background of this video. it's clean and well arranged. I visited there 10 years ago. Honestly, Its image wasn't that great back then, but now I can see things have been changed a lot there. Impressive.

    • @angeliquewu8318
      @angeliquewu8318 3 года назад +5

      Yeah definitely, China is progressing at light speed :D
      I’m honestly just so happy for my Chinese relatives there!

  • @qhtiftqihqb
    @qhtiftqihqb 6 лет назад +68

    non biased channel
    good

    • @BlazeRiver
      @BlazeRiver 5 лет назад +5

      but the english translation is biased, you can ask any chinese in this channel..

    • @tehcude9155
      @tehcude9155 4 года назад +1

      @@BlazeRiver true, but most of the time its accurate

  • @danalain4126
    @danalain4126 7 месяцев назад +2

    This video shows that Chinese people are smart, opinionated, educated, and knowledgeable about the world and themselves . They don’t seem brainwashed, or misguided at all. What else have I been lied to by the US media ??

    • @cool-0501
      @cool-0501 Месяц назад

      我特别好奇,你们被洗脑了什么。评论里的认知和交谈我认为大家基本都有。因为我们国内获得媒体宣传都是鼓励独立思考并且报道事实,虚假宣传在中国是违法的。

  • @bubbletae286
    @bubbletae286 5 лет назад +12

    I like the guy in the blue and red checked shirt lol, he seems very clear and knows whats happening around the world

  • @anuzis
    @anuzis 6 лет назад +30

    Overall, impressed by the quality of interviews and diversity of opinions, despite most interviewees having limited knowledge about North Korea due to the limited media coverage in China. This kind of interview is a great step in the right direction to cultivate more awareness for foreigners understanding Chinese perspectives, along with interviewees reflecting deeper on the nature of their relationship with both Koreas. Appreciated the insightful statement on it being possible for Chinese and Japanese to be friends between people despite the nations and politicians having differing views.

    • @nanbull7604
      @nanbull7604 5 лет назад +3

      Limited knowledge? You are wrong. They knew more than what YOU know, they just didnt speak it out. The Chinese philosophy of being polite is something you need to grow to be wiser to understand.

    • @campusrec4098
      @campusrec4098 3 года назад

      @Pempeo Mike what he was trying to say was not speaking about it doesnt translate straight to you not knowing about it. The interviews did NOT ask about what they thought about how they felt north Korean people were treated in NK, but what they thought about the relevant political events about the recent meeting. Therefore, you get answers related to the topic. News isn't really censored on NK, but its up for you to believe. Nobody is ignorant to anything, but it depends on the level of interest you take, the information is there, you either care about it enough to learn about it or dont at all. Overall a good interview, and it answered the questions the interviewers added, without straying away from it.

    • @OlsenOfficial
      @OlsenOfficial Год назад

      @@campusrec4098 But he is assuming that the interviewees knew more than they said they did? How does he know? Were those people really interested in north korea to the point of learning and listening to everything, every news that comes from that country? Is this guy living in China? to know what kind of information they get on daily basis about north korea? That is kind of stupid to assume that someone knows more than they said they do, when they clearly said they don't care. That is a f..up assumption to make.
      I live in south america. There were a lot of stuff happening in Argentina. One of closest countries to mine. There were also stuff happening in Venezuela and Bolivia. But do I really know everything that is happening there or I only know things that were told by the media when they thought they should share the information? Did I search for more information or other sources? I didn't and I honestly don't care much about their problems because my country of 200 million+ people has a lot of problems of our own to be concerned about.
      And we live in a democracy, there is no censor to informations, the internet is an open book. I just didn't take the time to look into it, I will speak about the things I paid attention when I felt like.

  • @tawnavalte8890
    @tawnavalte8890 6 лет назад +8

    That baby and his Continuous boxing around with the Mic...is the best Part! 😂 Great Work !

  • @Anthony-vk3tt
    @Anthony-vk3tt 6 лет назад +58

    This was an insightful piece, thanks for reporting guys!!

  • @FingerStyleMaste1994
    @FingerStyleMaste1994 6 лет назад +5

    by looking through the comments, seems like many people had been to north korea and see exactly what’s happening inside with their own eyes.

  • @LULU47093
    @LULU47093 6 лет назад +14

    This is one very interesting, thought-provoking video. Always enjoying the ways Chinese express their opinions in these videos, very diverse points of views and frequently deep.

  • @weihawang4246
    @weihawang4246 4 года назад +24

    (Kim Kong Un) "...and has s fierce personality "
    Oh, come on! The translation is so wrong and so unfair. The interviewee did not say Kim was "fierce personality", she more meant Kim was strong willed, and she was neutral about it.

  • @Funcakes20
    @Funcakes20 3 года назад +12

    Who the hell does the Chinese translations for this channel!? Google translate?

  • @mxc5006
    @mxc5006 6 лет назад +18

    Another great content from Asian Boss

  • @IAmWhachanoMagano
    @IAmWhachanoMagano 6 лет назад +193

    "Politicians are all the same." Bruh, that's a Dictator...

    • @DrakesdenChannel
      @DrakesdenChannel 6 лет назад +35

      What are you talking about? The British Prime Minister just had their uncle executed and directed a firing squad mangle the dead body of an enemy of the state in public square.

    • @IAmWhachanoMagano
      @IAmWhachanoMagano 6 лет назад +1

      Drakesden Gross.

    • @Peace_Guard
      @Peace_Guard 6 лет назад +37

      "Politicians are all the same" is easier to say than "I have no knowledge/I am ignorant, thus I'm not able to differentiate between politicians"

    • @Yuki9335
      @Yuki9335 6 лет назад +8

      yeh sure when the UK law doesnt even allow capital punishment

    • @rodom303
      @rodom303 6 лет назад +3

      Peace Guard i couldn’t have said it more accurately my self

  • @Hummer1332
    @Hummer1332 6 лет назад +18

    "I'm very curious as to what actions Trump will take". She's not the only one! 😟😱

    • @jenny-ro6gm
      @jenny-ro6gm 5 лет назад +1

      BenjaminFranklin99 Jong un is anything but a puppet. That’s very false

  • @fubrian2945
    @fubrian2945 6 лет назад +200

    Now it's time for what Chinese think of Japanese people. Pls @AsianBoss

    • @deanzaZZR
      @deanzaZZR 6 лет назад +11

      The questions will have to be carefully scripted but I think responses will be similar to the recent video on how South Koreans view Japan.

    • @fubrian2945
      @fubrian2945 6 лет назад +20

      I am afaid you are wrong, Chinese have a much complicated history with Japan than Korea

    • @fredcarls4938
      @fredcarls4938 6 лет назад +15

      Fu Brian Japan colonized Korea for 50 years...

    • @deanzaZZR
      @deanzaZZR 6 лет назад +17

      And made them take Japanese names and worship the Japanese emperor. My point is that we'd likely see the same generational divide wherein the younger generation is more hopeful for a better future relationship with Japan while the older folks who experienced colonization or who grew up listening to stories from their parents who experienced it would be much less forgiving.

    • @fubrian2945
      @fubrian2945 6 лет назад +3

      This is why we can never get along

  • @user-gs9ve5sd9z
    @user-gs9ve5sd9z 6 лет назад +7

    As a Chinese young man. I just want to say. almost all of my friends called him “the Kim fatty third “🙈

  • @dmitrisheley1998
    @dmitrisheley1998 6 лет назад +34

    next: what does Kim Jong Un think of the Chinese

  • @ste6826
    @ste6826 3 года назад +7

    Very interesting to hear Chinese provide a wide range of opinions on North Korea. Some comments are actually very sensible and Chinese clearly do not like North Korea having nuclear weapons, see it as a very undeveloped country, and have much more respect for South Korea but unfortunately do not seem to realise how China’s involvement in NK in the 1950’s directly contributed to the state of NK today.

    • @sweetdreamer3352
      @sweetdreamer3352 3 года назад +1

      1950...guy... that's like millions of years ago.

    • @stoneshao4985
      @stoneshao4985 2 года назад +6

      if you study the war deeply,you'll know this is a product by cold war,there was no justis or evil by both side. war is disastor for ordinary people and soldiors,hope peace forever

    • @ZoeCuiM
      @ZoeCuiM 2 года назад +2

      It was US's involvement that forced China to join force with NK.

    • @dznuts123
      @dznuts123 2 года назад +7

      and you failed to realize it was the us who interfered first in the korean war.

    • @xsrchow2499
      @xsrchow2499 Год назад

      China issued several warnings before the U.S. crossed the 38th parallel, they warned the U.S. how they would rescue North Korea if they still didn't retreat back south of the 38th parallel, but the U.S. didn't care about China's warnings, MacArthur thought the Chinese were still in a primitive society and had no idea how to fight a war, the result was that China went into Korea and fought a 3 year war with the Americans, then the Americans didn't want to fight and offered an armistice.

  • @sinenomine9093
    @sinenomine9093 6 лет назад +11

    Thanks for another great video, Asian Boss.

  • @apurvharshit8014
    @apurvharshit8014 5 лет назад +33

    Listening Chinese sound - not😣😂 understand a single word😁
    But, they spoken very *cutely* lovely😳 language 😝😝

  • @Cyberpunk644
    @Cyberpunk644 4 года назад +4

    The Chinese people sound a lot more intelligent than your average Americans getting interviewed on talk shows.

  • @isabellahudson8287
    @isabellahudson8287 6 лет назад +30

    Chinese ppl are so smart and educated! I like they being really neutral towards other countries' fairs, don't act hypocrites~

    • @pacificdawn5999
      @pacificdawn5999 5 лет назад

      BTS jikook No, we are now. Some of us are nationalism, considering ourselves as Han people. We have so many discriminated words against almost all foreign countries. A part of the reason is we had been occupied so many times. Whenever the history is mentioned, we are always telling ourselves to stay strong.

    • @sagonk7355
      @sagonk7355 5 лет назад

      @@pacificdawn5999 Totally meaningless.Prejudice exists everywhere and it depends on each person.

  • @DynastyFBN
    @DynastyFBN Год назад +1

    that north korean student in switzerland studying nuclear physics can't be for real 🤣🤣 straight out of the kim dynasties playbook, almost seems to perfect.

  • @jameslaurent293
    @jameslaurent293 6 лет назад +15

    That blue jacket guy looks like shinzo abe haha

    • @stephysun
      @stephysun 5 лет назад

      Mattheo Ricci where and who’s he

    • @wuyi6945
      @wuyi6945 4 года назад +2

      @@stephysun japan prime minister

  • @breearbor4275
    @breearbor4275 4 года назад +5

    ok why's no one talking about the kid at 8:10 trying to destroy the mic 😂

  • @viscountj7037
    @viscountj7037 4 года назад +8

    Guy in 3:56: China is ruled by one party; translation: autocracy

  • @the_number_one
    @the_number_one 4 года назад +7

    8:22 the kid hitting the mike. Hilarious

  • @StorytellerDan
    @StorytellerDan 2 года назад +1

    Feel like you´re one of the few channels that´d actually present objectivity on matters like this. Bravo!

  • @gabriellebock7325
    @gabriellebock7325 6 лет назад +132

    That kid is so cute

  • @Catalina._
    @Catalina._ 4 года назад +9

    Kim Jong Un is more than just North Korea supreme leader, he's the internet meme supreme leader.

  • @HotPepperLala
    @HotPepperLala 6 лет назад +26

    "we are both an autocracy" LOL true words.

  • @therevahchist2790
    @therevahchist2790 6 лет назад +69

    My favorite part was when that one guys said "Generally China doesn't like to interfere in other country's business."

    • @therevahchist2790
      @therevahchist2790 4 года назад +9

      @kuro neko What I meant was that China actively interferes and manipulates other countries. Every country does this of course, but the fact that the guy in the video believed that China did not interfere at all with other countries shows his ignorance.

    • @somerandomguy7068
      @somerandomguy7068 4 года назад +10

      @@therevahchist2790 where and how has China interfered

    • @therevahchist2790
      @therevahchist2790 4 года назад +1

      @@somerandomguy7068 Corona virus

    • @enyasong4392
      @enyasong4392 4 года назад +26

      @@therevahchist2790 ?? china only warned other countries to take actions, which is a normal thing for any country to do under a global pandemic, it's sharing helpful information that will help other countries. and china did not force anyone to lockdown.
      also dont tell me that what you mean by interference is that china intentionally spreaded the virus because that's... just not true. period.

    • @therevahchist2790
      @therevahchist2790 4 года назад +3

      @@enyasong4392 China lied to the world and spread the virus because they did not want to be the only ones hurts. China lies to its people.

  • @ivanovskism
    @ivanovskism 6 лет назад +1

    This new Chinese reporter/interviewer on Asian boss... She's pretty good! Very professional. I believe that Asian Boss are lucky to have her

  • @feverpitchxx
    @feverpitchxx Год назад +1

    I couldnt stop laughing when the ladies described the North Korean alumni in Switzerland who studied Nuclear physics 😂

  • @ily8054
    @ily8054 5 лет назад +8

    very interesting, totally different view from what the regular westerner would think

  • @songcui4562
    @songcui4562 5 лет назад +92

    这英文翻译损失了40%的信息

    • @user-tq5pd1ef5c
      @user-tq5pd1ef5c 4 года назад +3

      你怎么测量出40%这个数字?

    • @user-qp6yk7ee9n
      @user-qp6yk7ee9n 4 года назад

      没感觉

    • @planck8181
      @planck8181 4 года назад +2

      翻译还是不错的 但是很多细节性的点 还可以再多多包括一点

    • @nyxiekitsune6
      @nyxiekitsune6 4 года назад +1

      @@user-tq5pd1ef5c 猜呀。

    • @leogogo7041
      @leogogo7041 3 года назад +1

      @@user-tq5pd1ef5c 用皮尺

  • @boringunoriginalname
    @boringunoriginalname 6 лет назад +7

    Really interesting and informative video, lots of diverse opinions! It would be great to see a similar video with the the Chinese populations view on the China-Pakistan relations.

  • @bitbloop
    @bitbloop 6 лет назад +4

    Chinese seem to be thinking of the issues very deeply and don’t take anyone else’s word for things, coming up with very well reasoned points with different but all reasonable perspectives based on their knowledge and not fantasy. perhaps western society should try to consider issues in this fashion as well.

  • @Anna_-qk2yi
    @Anna_-qk2yi 4 года назад +4

    2:01 Because Kim Jong-un always looks ridiculous.. LMAO such a brave statement

    • @angeliquewu8318
      @angeliquewu8318 3 года назад

      Actually, the more accurate translation would be:
      “because Kim Jung Un is always pretty laughable.”
      Asian boss seems to have translated it to ridiculous

  • @user-kk9qj8uu3i
    @user-kk9qj8uu3i 4 года назад +5

    The opinions of Chinese people are so diverse. Just imagine the opinions of Americans if they were asked these questions lol I'm sure all or at least a majority would be asking for the US to be hostile and keep intervening in North Korea's politics.

    • @captainjackpugh6050
      @captainjackpugh6050 3 года назад

      We should keep intervening. The North Korean government shouldn’t be murdering innocent people.

    • @user-kk9qj8uu3i
      @user-kk9qj8uu3i 3 года назад +1

      @@captainjackpugh6050 [citation needed]

  • @losangels6893
    @losangels6893 6 лет назад +4

    Sherry is getting better . She is doing a good job!

  • @Vagolyk
    @Vagolyk 4 года назад +5

    "The picture must be funny, because Kim is always looks ridiculous."
    Sick burn.

  • @Soulspinner001
    @Soulspinner001 3 года назад +2

    The lady at 8:46 is the epitome of sarcastic humour, wrapped in a veil of Chinese politeness. Fantastic way to describe Kim Jong Un and Donald Trump. That should be the closing statement if they ever make a documentary about them

  • @truth9042
    @truth9042 6 лет назад +1

    Asian boss changed my outlook on east asians for thebetter they seem well informed educated people

  • @Gabriel-l
    @Gabriel-l 6 лет назад +61

    It's quite refreshing to see people who have knowledge of Kim Jong-un and have opinions with reasonable rationales. Most people would have had their opinions molded by the bandwagon they jump on and would not have bothered doing research on him.
    I'm impressed with how well-informed the Shanghainese are. Great interview, Asian Boss and JiuJiu. Keep up the good work!!

    • @1988kcmo
      @1988kcmo 6 лет назад +21

      Gabriel Lai my opinion of how informed a lot of them were significantly dropped when they started saying Kim Jong Eun was a good leader. I can’t take someone seriously if they actually believe that :(

    • @Gabriel-l
      @Gabriel-l 6 лет назад +11

      Luis Carrion i dont think they said he was a good leader. It was mentioned that he was a capable leader, with reference to how he managed to remained in power after all these years and at a relatively young age.
      Also we have to take into account that Western media demonizes Kimmy, whilst Chinese media remains neutral, (not sure if true, but its mentioned in the interview) This allows people to develop their own views based on neutral information rather than to have it shaped by a media trend.

    • @Multiversetraveler93
      @Multiversetraveler93 6 лет назад +16

      Literal defectors from NK tell their stories all the time. The interviewees even said they hardly know anything about NK due to Chinese media not sharing anything at all.

    • @itslene
      @itslene 6 лет назад +3

      Huh, is that what you understood from the interview? The guy was saying literally the opposite, that western media is objective and chinese media is biased.

    • @BeccyBells
      @BeccyBells 6 лет назад +6

      "how he managed to remained in power after all these years and at a relatively young age."
      North Korea is his playground, he is being worshipped and he can do whatever he wants... I don't see how that makes him capable?

  • @00jack80
    @00jack80 3 года назад +3

    It may be more interesting to interview people in Northeast China, especially those on the border between China and North Korea.

  • @xxnike0629xx
    @xxnike0629xx 6 лет назад +5

    @Asian Boss
    I'm not surprised that generally, Chinese in China are a bit neutral when it comes to their opinion on North Korea.

    • @birdyashiro1226
      @birdyashiro1226 2 года назад

      Thanks to the US blockades of the first island chain

  • @JWar-wu2il
    @JWar-wu2il 2 года назад +2

    00:45 Lil man's hairstyle made it to the cover yo! LIT! 🔥

  • @renaldiroekanto789
    @renaldiroekanto789 6 лет назад +2

    these interviews felt top-notch, especially the people being interviewed
    except the kid

  • @dnarxusyt6367
    @dnarxusyt6367 3 года назад +4

    "I think he looks fat..." Damn right. 😆

  • @Neo-jty
    @Neo-jty 6 лет назад +3

    Kim Jong Un ? First thing pops up in my mind is with music

  • @Junyi_loves_bunnies
    @Junyi_loves_bunnies 4 года назад +10

    One guys said “I don’t really like him” and the translation wrote “I really don’t like him”...

  • @jomkesora2412
    @jomkesora2412 4 года назад +2

    Ok I hv seen quite a lot of videos of chinese people being interviewed and I find that they are quite to the point and smart

  • @JAV_tv555
    @JAV_tv555 3 года назад +1

    A classmate from North Korea learn nuclear physics 🤔🤔🤔
    U know XD🤣🤣🤣

  • @TheShadowofDormin
    @TheShadowofDormin 6 лет назад +4

    As a Canadian my view on North Korea is probably the same view we had about China awhile back, we may not like their politics but we really don't like how their people are forced to live and be treated.

    • @fx2087
      @fx2087 6 лет назад +7

      Thank you for your care, we are living a happy life in China, and many of us live a better life than US and Canada. And we can see our life getting better, not year by year, but day by day. Therefore, the majority of people love the CCP who lead China back being great again, although it made mistakes sometimes.

    • @KK-xi7vh
      @KK-xi7vh 5 лет назад

      That's why we leave NK alone. Cause we are only outsiders. Who are we to judge what's best for their people?

  • @sarahni5822
    @sarahni5822 6 лет назад +7

    i am chinese and i honestly dont know how to react to this 😂

    • @rogerunderhill4267
      @rogerunderhill4267 5 лет назад +2

      Sarah Ni Be happy :) The video shows Chinese people giving educated and reasoned opinions. Refreshing.

  • @flatlined904
    @flatlined904 6 лет назад +8

    Sherry is super professional; great addition to your team.

  • @akpl4210
    @akpl4210 Год назад +1

    I loved it that "To be the way he is rather than being a weak leader who takes orders from US" that is enough for me, self-respect!

  • @kevinmsft
    @kevinmsft 5 лет назад +2

    Nothing surprising about Kim visiting China.... EVERY single Korean emperor needs to go to Beijing for any political blessing and power. It's the same now, same in Qing Dynasty and same in Ming Dynasty, it's been 600 years.

    • @guokelong18
      @guokelong18 3 года назад

      It's destiny for Joseon descendant's ruler to kneel down to China for a better blessing and protection. Both North and South, they need China more than other neighbour country.