I was about to say underrated youtubechannel and video but then saw 450k subs and the video only being 1 hour old. I discovered your channel just today and I like your videos alot. Keep going 😄✌
I am proud to have subscribed when there were about 20,000 subscribers. That was not that long ago, maybe a year and a half. >>> IDEA... YT should issue "subscriber numbers" and put them with the user name. They could even allow the subscriber-number to be bought/sold with the content creator getting, say, 10% of the sale.
I only subscribed one RUclipsr so far, it's little chinese everywhere when it's less than 20k subscribers one and half year ago. I'm so proud to be one of the fans of Yan. 🎉😊
@@aabbcc5154 Everyone in China can climb the wall alone. As long as you don't widely spread the facts and methods of climbing the wall on the Internet, the government will turn a blind eye to you... (That's how I am... By the way, my comments has been deleted countless times in RUclips… ~ ~)
Nihao....Yan... greetings from Texas USA. Another wonderful journey, as always you are our eyes and ears, through your wonderful travels we learn so much. I learned about China border with North Korea and Russia. Fascinating. I admire the cleanliness and the rice fields. That young man explaining about rice plantation was very interesting. The food looked good too. Incredible to have signs in two even three languages. Yan you are an amazing and super great Ambassador to your beautiful country China. Thank you for the journey we certainly enjoyed the ride. Take care. Elizabeth
Greetings from England! Yours is the first proper channel I've found about China. Great to see hidden and unknown places in your amazing country. Pretty much everything I own is made in China - you are all fantastic! 🇨🇳🇬🇧
This episode is very fascinating to me. The first time I see the little (3rd) Korea, the Russian-China-N. Korea tri-point border, and how Koreans are a part of Chinese culture, I don't think I can find a book that can give me so much Information in such a short time. I liked rice from Thailand and the surrounding areas. But I have never tried Korean rice. After This episode, I will definitely try Korean rice. Thank Yan, for another Informative video that also contains beautiful scenery of rice fields and farms.
Our media sells what "clicks". War and denigration of other nations "click." Peace and respect of all nations and people is completely "un-clickworthy" in mainstream media.
this video changed my whole perspective about china and korea, I didn't know the history of Chinese Koreans, and that so many are living in china, speaking Korean and sharing the same life style. its fascinating.
as a korean i knew this because one of the chinese restaurants we went to was owned by chinese koreans.they were my parents friends. chinese korean restaurants have some different items
It's the opposite of what western media is telling to the world. It's very diverse in China. A good example would be inner Mongolia, China versus Mongolia. Mongolians from China are still reading and writing in traditional script but Mongolians from Mongolia write in Russianized script.
@@wsmithe2209 Mongolia (Mongolia exterior) has already begun to use again traditional mongolian as official language, will completely abandon Cyrillic mongolian in a few years.
@@bonanap7183 - Yeah, it's going to take another generation or 2 to make changing. In the capital city, hardly any street names and signs are in traditional Mongolian. Not sure most of them can even read and write in traditional in Mongolia.
I always learn something new when watching your videos Yan! I've never been near that area of China and had no idea there were so many ethnic Koreans living in China. Amazing stuff and beautiful scenery once again. Thank you!
My grandmother came from this region. I didn’t know much because she didn’t talk about her upbringing- she was raised in some region with Chinese family and she knew Korean. It’s the little things I notice in the video that make me instantly think of her mannerisms and cooking style. I can’t explain it. It makes me miss her. I am quite sure she walked in this region. It makes me happy watching this. Thank you.
China has a big heart. It welcomes all people, accepts their cultures, their language and allows them to prosper in its territory. My Chinese is still poor, but the desire to say it in Chinese is greater than my knowledge. 我真爱中国，中国占据了我的心。
I’ve been watching you for a while. I’m in the USA. You’ve come so far and have become a natural. Thank you for all the info. I learn so much from your channel. Be safe
Good morning from North Carolina, USA. ❤ You always surprise us when you take us with you wherever you go! I love rice, but I never knew the differences. Wow, what a beautiful, calm lake, rice field, market, and people! Awesome! 👌 Oh, I love kimchi too. Thank you, and please take care of yourself out there! God bless.
Thanks Yan for bringing fans from afar to the sacred mountain and Korean village. The traditional Korean house is very beautiful with old TV, sewing machine, furniture. Korean folks are fond of peppers like the Chinese villagers. At the border with Russia - North Korea - China there are Russian Chinese ethnics enhancing their Russian cultural roots. God bless your excellent excursions with good health and happiness. 😃
I am so happy you got to experience Yanji, my wife and I spent a few days there in May of 2018, and it was a very interesting city. There was some kind of fair going on, (maybe celebrating the start of good weather?), and we ate some amazing street food, including like 1 inch long sweet potatoes, beautiful and tasty seafood that we got to grill ourselves outside, kimchi and bulgogi. The town was lit up like Times Square every night, the people were amazingly friendly, and we loved it. As you progress north, you will encounter Heihe, which we experienced last August. The Russian influence there is very similar to the Korean influence in Yanji, and the walkway/promenade along the Helongiang river caters to many who want to look at Russia. That same promenade has many shops selling cloths, various artifacts, and great ice cream. Anyhow, watching you experience that part of China brings many good memories to me, so I thank you again for your work, it really does make my life better
I didn't realize there were so many ethnic Koreans living in China, or the diversity within that group. You always manage to surprise and delight us with the interesting places, great food, and wonderful people you meet!❤😊
Many don’t, not even the South Koreans seemed to from their willingness to accuse cultural appropriation at the olympics ceremony and erase the Korean-Chinese identity 😐
@@jlynnxxxx Oh, I remember that. >< It’s honestly a pity because I think it’s neat to see ethnic minorities being celebrated and how cultures have intermixed and the history behind such intermixing, even if there are many complexities surrounding how ethnicities interact. The Beijing Olympics at the time showcased a lot of different ethnic outfits, including a woman in hanbok to represent the Chaoxian (Korean-Chinese) people, but it also happened at a time when Koreans were accusing China a lot of stealing Korean culture, so some Korean users said this was another example of China being a thief. Such an accusation naturally ignores the fact it was celebrating Korean-Chinese people… 😔 I’m still a bit frustrated over the whole ordeal because sinophobia has grown quite normalized, and it’s really a pity, especially in instances like that one. China did have influence over Japan and Korea, and it doesn’t diminish Japan and Korea to acknowledge that (just like how China has been influenced by India and it’s not shameful to admit that either). But such a statement has caused a surprising amount of fighting, with some Korean people online saying that the Ming dynasty hanfu copied the hanbok, even though it was actually the Ming hanfu that had some influence on the hanbok. Overall I don’t want to get into it again because it can get nasty really fast and it makes me feel bad. I just think the cultural exchange and stuff that does exist is quite meaningful, and I’m glad the Beijing Olympics tried to bring attention to all China’s ethnicities, even if it did backfire. At least for me the Beijing Olympics celebrating China’s ethnicities did teach me more about them, including the Chaoxian people!
Because of your introducing of Yanbian rice ，I immediately ordered a bag of Yanbian rice From Tao Bao. The price of rice is reasonable，thank you for sharing the information. Also, I Really enjoy your video，please keep up the good job.
Its amazing, beautiful country side fields of Rice ,the blending of different cultures, yet the people are so friendly, the scared Mountain & beautiful Blue Lake shared by 2 Nations, wonderful food, & than the borders in this area are shared by 3 Nations Yan this was a learning experience again, please keep making these wonderful videos, Regards & Best Wishes Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐮🐂🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🐔🐓🐣🐤🐥🦆🦢🦋🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🍌🍍🥭
as a korean i asked my parents what they thought about china since they always talked about how bad the japanese were. they said the chinese were like our brothers.
korean and chinese fight side by side against japanese. in ming dynasty, emperor even send troops to help korean fight against japanese invaders. in WW2 many koreans fight japanese in china also.
I really enjoy watching your videos. I have learned so much about China and other countries you visit. You are a true Ambassador for China and you show us a side of China most people never get to see. True and honest with no politics involved.
Your captivating documentary on Chinese Korean settlement and enthralling account of the third Korea was absolutely riveting! I was particularly swept away by the majestic mountain landscapes, quaint Korean villages, steeped in tradition, the tantalising description of fragant Korean rice. This episode offered a treasure trove of historical insights, weaving together cuture, resilience and community. Your storytelling is exceptional! Keep sharing these incredible stories ~ your blogging is truly outstanding!
I'm so happy to find this channel. It's really cool to get an insider's perspective of a country. I like that you actually communicate with the locals.
I visited the same places in the summer. Ethnic Korean enjoy great life in China. They still preserve traditional lifestyle (language, clothing, food, etc.) after a couple of hundred years living in China. The vast rural landscape is astonishingly beautiful. Thank you Yan for introducing this region and ethnic Korean to the world!
I was on google maps looking at that little sliver of land where Russia, North Korea, and China meet just yesterday. And now I see an amazing video of what that place is actually on the ground! I've been watching your videos since you had less than 30k subscribers, thank you for your amazing videos, me and my girlfriend look forward to watching them!
@@dannyduh it was done purposely by the Russians when they took 150millions km2 of territory (including Vladivostok and Sakhalin island) from China in 1850 , the reason was to prevent China to have access to the sea of japan.
It was purposely done when Russia invaded and took 150 millions km2 of Chinese territory in 1850 (including Vladivostok and Sakhalin Island) , to prevent China to access the sea of japan
It was purposely done by the Russians when they invaded China and took 150 millions km2 of Chinese territory in 1850, to denide China's access to the sea of japan.
The small village within the rice fields is so beautifully captured, in addition to the amazing people and culture. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video! ❤
Fascinating video, Yan. Not many people in the West know about this region and it's history. So it's very nice of you to share it with us. Thank you for that.
I just love your vloggs because i see the traditional Chinese living in the provinces. I see them as friendly people. How i wish i could be in those places like Yunnan. Keep vlogging ❤❤❤
These border locales, thanks to my number one little Chinese lady, reflect fascinating facets of the diverse cultures inherent in these border communities! ...much intertwined and yet distinctly different in their own right! Their lives much enriched，their's is an existence of meaning and happiness! And by extension your videos have brought joy to my living room ❤😂
very cool. i have watched some of your videos. it takes a lot of effort to make a video like that, including using a drone. thorough preparation. really appreciate that. also salute to your ability to talk to many new people and speak English 🥰
This is a dream come true video for me. On my wish list. Thank you so much Yan for this unbelievable wonderful journey. Will join your channel as soon as I can. Mind you it will be the only channel for me. Best wishes from India.
Big Thanks, Yan!🙏 Because I am from Jilin province ❤ When I was a kid, our neighbors were a Chinese-Korean family, and they often shared their homemade kimchi with us. It was the best kimchi! 😊
Cherish your videos. I pause many times to enjoy your magnificent vistas. I repeat many time to be certain not to miss any of your informative narrative. At 75, deep interest in China, more broadly, Asia, I am so grateful to have stumbles upon your channel. You are a lovely, sweet, host. Talented, open, humble human being. Thank you. Best wishes.
I was on Changbai mountain long ago. A long steep walk to the top. Lots of people couldn't make it to the top. So, there were men carrying those people up on stretchers. An International Peace park between Jilin Province in China and North Korea. The deepest crater lake in China is there. Up in the clouds. It's very difficult to be there on a day when one can see fully because of the clouds. That's a fact. A beautiful hand crafted log building sits up there the Chinese have made.
Thank you, Yan, without you, I didn't know there were so many Chinese- Koreans living in China. Before watching your videos I really didn't like China but you have changed my mindset about China. You're a real ambassador. 🫡💕
Mao Zedong, driven by his own romanticism, gave up part of the territory to Vietnam and North Korea, sacrificing China's national interests. Changbai Mountain is one example. Now some S.Koreans are saying that China has taken their ancestral land... It's ridiculous.
My mother-in-law looks just like those aunties, or ajummas in Korean, they rove around in packs and are a force to be reckoned with!😂 My wife's grandparent's house from the 1930s is similar to the one you visited with the traditional kitchen, the Korean architecture is very apparent there. Thanks Yan!! 👍👍❤
Beautiful video... Especially the rice farms. Koreans and Chinese are cousins. They should never let anything come between them. It is wonderful to see a Korean population in China living and using their own language over a century later.
@@Amidat nothing unsual, Koreans were already part of China's ethnic minority 3000 years ago. northern part of Korean peninsula including Pingyeong was Chinese territory or vaseau kingdoms for a long long long time. even Seoul's ancient name is 漢城 （meaning Han city) when Koreans were using Chinese characters as their official writings.
China has the right to use Tumen river to reach the sea. But that railway bridge between Russia and North Korea is too low for large cargo ship to pass. So the trilateral relationship is complicated
it is not complicated at all, the place you see at that vantage point was not russian, it was Chinese territory (150 million km2) invaded and taken by Russia in 1850. it was done purposely to deny China access to the sea of japan.
Very good as usual. I have learned so much about China since I started watching your videos! Especially about its countryside. That part of it looks clean and neat and well ordered. And safe for a woman travelling by herself. That is almost like a litmus test for how safe a country is. Thank you for your efforts, Yan, keep going! 😘
Excellent video, in the UK,we hear about North Korea being isolated, your brilliant journey has highlighted so much about this country, it's very interesting, Thanks for sharing this with us,your travelling opens up a new World for us, Thank You🎉
Hi Yan thank you for another great video of how diverse China and the surrounding countries really are . Has a retired farmer i found it interesting how the rice farmers mixed two different types of rice together when sowing to get a better end product .similar to us in the U K sowing two different types of wheat to get a better bread .All the best Alec.
I really enjoy your videos so much. You are such a great story teller. Everything you do is so interesting. You are very brave, confident and obviously a very nice person. People are drawn to you. I feel so travelled from my lounge room. Thank you for your hard work. I am watching you each week eagerly from Victoria, Australia. ❤
Not long ago I did find your Chanel and watching all your vlogs ! You are absolutely brilliant film maker 👏👏 everything is top quality and so interesting just fantastic 😀 Hope one day go with your bike across Russia to Poland ! Lots hugs from Poland 🇵🇱
Wow this is a beautiful video! Phenomenal job! 看起來像小韓國 I'm amazed how the signs near the Russian area have Russian, Korean and Chinese! I honestly never knew that! 3:34 I'm amazed your taxi driver used to regularly swim to 朝鮮 as a kid. I find it quite sad, that the North Korean and Chinese cannot interact with each other as much anymore. ;(
I love your videos! It's great to see these places through the eyes of a Chinese person. I've been very curious about this particular meeting point of three countries for a while, it's a fascinating place.
bonjour comme toujours vos reportages sont magnifiques.Les images sont très belles et vos rencontres avec les habitants très intéressantes merci beaucoup pour votre travail , continuez
what I most excited every time you drop your new content is the drone shot. Always Tier S quality scenery taken. Thanks for sharing the beauty of your country.
Younger lady, you do a great job of showing the world the many aspects and parts of China and its people. Beautiful videos and commentary.
I was about to say underrated youtubechannel and video but then saw 450k subs and the video only being 1 hour old. I discovered your channel just today and I like your videos alot. Keep going 😄✌
I am proud to have subscribed when there were about 20,000 subscribers. That was not that long ago, maybe a year and a half. >>> IDEA... YT should issue "subscriber numbers" and put them with the user name. They could even allow the subscriber-number to be bought/sold with the content creator getting, say, 10% of the sale.
It is fun to go back and watch all of Yan's adventures starting in Switzerland.
Yeah. Yan’s channel grew so fast. I subscribed one year ago when I watched only one episode. We are so fortunate to have Yan taking us everywhere!
I only subscribed one RUclipsr so far, it's little chinese everywhere when it's less than 20k subscribers one and half year ago. I'm so proud to be one of the fans of Yan. 🎉😊
@@SunriseLAW me too! I began watching Yan’s videos a couple of years ago. We were just coming back to normal after the lock downs.
This channel is one of most honest and informative videos about China.
Really fantastic.
@@aabbcc5154 你认真的？？？
@@aabbcc5154 Everyone in China can climb the wall alone. As long as you don't widely spread the facts and methods of climbing the wall on the Internet, the government will turn a blind eye to you... (That's how I am... By the way, my comments has been deleted countless times in RUclips… ~ ~)
@@aabbcc5154Maybe just because ur ignorant
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@aabbcc5154 Is intelligence banned in your brain ?😂
Nihao....Yan... greetings from Texas USA. Another wonderful journey, as always you are our eyes and ears, through your wonderful travels we learn so much. I learned about China border with North Korea and Russia. Fascinating. I admire the cleanliness and the rice fields. That young man explaining about rice plantation was very interesting. The food looked good too. Incredible to have signs in two even three languages. Yan you are an amazing and super great Ambassador to your beautiful country China. Thank you for the journey we certainly enjoyed the ride. Take care. Elizabeth
每个做自媒体的人都有无人机，无人机在中国非常多的人拥有
@@aabbcc5154 I saw 'BBC' in your name.😃
@@aabbcc5154 lol
@@aabbcc5154 I think you are sick.
@@aabbcc5154 take your schizo pill broski
我很感恩你當我們的嚮導帶我們去這些這麼有趣的地方。我曾經住在中國而到今天我一直想念這個經歷。我等不及你的下一個視頻。多謝呀！
中文说得不错！
@@spokeydokey8635 您過獎啊！
哇，你的繁体字泽学的不错耶😊
@@xggong8261 我不敢當喔！
比中国人还谦虚，看来在中国呆了有一段时间了😂😂
Greetings from England! Yours is the first proper channel I've found about China. Great to see hidden and unknown places in your amazing country. Pretty much everything I own is made in China - you are all fantastic! 🇨🇳🇬🇧
This episode is very fascinating to me. The first time I see the little (3rd) Korea, the Russian-China-N. Korea tri-point border, and how Koreans are a part of Chinese culture, I don't think I can find a book that can give me so much Information in such a short time.
I liked rice from Thailand and the surrounding areas. But I have never tried Korean rice. After This episode, I will definitely try Korean rice.
Thank Yan, for another Informative video that also contains beautiful scenery of rice fields and farms.
In China, the most famous rice is Thai fragrant rice and Northeastern Chinese rice.
its four-point, japan(sea)
可以试试黑龙江黑土地出的五常大米
I love your blog because it shows what living and visiting areas of China is really like, not what the media wants people to believe 👍
Our media sells what "clicks". War and denigration of other nations "click." Peace and respect of all nations and people is completely "un-clickworthy" in mainstream media.
Plenty of similar vlogs across this platform and on TikTok 😊😊😊
❤❤ totally agree
this video changed my whole perspective about china and korea, I didn't know the history of Chinese Koreans, and that so many are living in china, speaking Korean and sharing the same life style. its fascinating.
as a korean i knew this because one of the chinese restaurants we went to was owned by chinese koreans.they were my parents friends. chinese korean restaurants have some different items
Thanks!
Thank you 🥰
It's the opposite of what western media is telling to the world. It's very diverse in China. A good example would be inner Mongolia, China versus Mongolia. Mongolians from China are still reading and writing in traditional script but Mongolians from Mongolia write in Russianized script.
@@wsmithe2209 Mongolia (Mongolia exterior) has already begun to use again traditional mongolian as official language, will completely abandon Cyrillic mongolian in a few years.
@@bonanap7183 - Yeah, it's going to take another generation or 2 to make changing. In the capital city, hardly any street names and signs are in traditional Mongolian. Not sure most of them can even read and write in traditional in Mongolia.
Oh, I could see you are Anglo. Steering trouble and bad blood everywhere
China is mongolia
@@SmashSmash-b7g ofcourse China is Mongolia, Mongolia is China
I always learn something new when watching your videos Yan! I've never been near that area of China and had no idea there were so many ethnic Koreans living in China. Amazing stuff and beautiful scenery once again. Thank you!
My grandmother came from this region. I didn’t know much because she didn’t talk about her upbringing- she was raised in some region with Chinese family and she knew Korean. It’s the little things I notice in the video that make me instantly think of her mannerisms and cooking style. I can’t explain it. It makes me miss her. I am quite sure she walked in this region. It makes me happy watching this. Thank you.
may be she was a war orphan from jap invasion.
Your drone work is incredible as always. Beautiful video ❤❤❤
China has a big heart.
It welcomes all people, accepts their cultures, their language and allows them to prosper in its territory.
My Chinese is still poor, but the desire to say it in Chinese is greater than my knowledge.
我真爱中国，中国占据了我的心。
instead of discrimination, ethnic minorities even have privileges in China, that’s the reality.
加油！中文的语法很简单，难点在于记住字和词，希望你的中文越来越好❤️
Hi, I'm glad to see your comment. I'm also learning Chinese and I'm at the beginner level. Comparatively your Chinese is very strong.
@@Sylvia-l6l 谢谢你妹妹。我尝试通过阅读来理解汉字。
中国欢迎您❤
I’ve been watching you for a while. I’m in the USA. You’ve come so far and have become a natural. Thank you for all the info. I learn so much from your channel. Be safe
Good morning from North Carolina, USA. ❤
You always surprise us when you take us with you wherever you go! I love rice, but I never knew the differences. Wow, what a beautiful, calm lake, rice field, market, and people! Awesome! 👌
Oh, I love kimchi too. Thank you, and please take care of yourself out there! God bless.
可以试试黑龙江黑土地出的五常大米😊
This is currently my favorite channel on RUclips. So much to learn about my home country.
Same here 😊
Thanks Yan for bringing fans from afar to the sacred mountain and Korean village. The traditional Korean house is very beautiful with old TV, sewing machine, furniture. Korean folks are fond of peppers like the Chinese villagers. At the border with Russia - North Korea - China there are Russian Chinese ethnics enhancing their Russian cultural roots. God bless your excellent excursions with good health and happiness. 😃
I am so happy you got to experience Yanji, my wife and I spent a few days there in May of 2018, and it was a very interesting city. There was some kind of fair going on, (maybe celebrating the start of good weather?), and we ate some amazing street food, including like 1 inch long sweet potatoes, beautiful and tasty seafood that we got to grill ourselves outside, kimchi and bulgogi. The town was lit up like Times Square every night, the people were amazingly friendly, and we loved it. As you progress north, you will encounter Heihe, which we experienced last August. The Russian influence there is very similar to the Korean influence in Yanji, and the walkway/promenade along the Helongiang river caters to many who want to look at Russia. That same promenade has many shops selling cloths, various artifacts, and great ice cream.
Anyhow, watching you experience that part of China brings many good memories to me, so I thank you again for your work, it really does make my life better
Beautiful, we need far more high quality chinese content like this on youtube!
Thank you!
Greetings from germany.
Come to visit China! ❤❤
@@ExpatNatt I visited China with my school in 2005, looking forward to do so again with my motorbike some day! 😊
@@T-no_86 ❤️❤️
currently conflicts of mutual neighbours are in the way, hurting us all, sadly, unnecessary...
I didn't realize there were so many ethnic Koreans living in China, or the diversity within that group. You always manage to surprise and delight us with the interesting places, great food, and wonderful people you meet!❤😊
Thank you :)
Thats not surprise, that's ignorance
Many don’t, not even the South Koreans seemed to from their willingness to accuse cultural appropriation at the olympics ceremony and erase the Korean-Chinese identity 😐
@@jlynnxxxx Oh, I remember that. ><
It’s honestly a pity because I think it’s neat to see ethnic minorities being celebrated and how cultures have intermixed and the history behind such intermixing, even if there are many complexities surrounding how ethnicities interact.
The Beijing Olympics at the time showcased a lot of different ethnic outfits, including a woman in hanbok to represent the Chaoxian (Korean-Chinese) people, but it also happened at a time when Koreans were accusing China a lot of stealing Korean culture, so some Korean users said this was another example of China being a thief.
Such an accusation naturally ignores the fact it was celebrating Korean-Chinese people… 😔
I’m still a bit frustrated over the whole ordeal because sinophobia has grown quite normalized, and it’s really a pity, especially in instances like that one. China did have influence over Japan and Korea, and it doesn’t diminish Japan and Korea to acknowledge that (just like how China has been influenced by India and it’s not shameful to admit that either).
But such a statement has caused a surprising amount of fighting, with some Korean people online saying that the Ming dynasty hanfu copied the hanbok, even though it was actually the Ming hanfu that had some influence on the hanbok.
Overall I don’t want to get into it again because it can get nasty really fast and it makes me feel bad.
I just think the cultural exchange and stuff that does exist is quite meaningful, and I’m glad the Beijing Olympics tried to bring attention to all China’s ethnicities, even if it did backfire. At least for me the Beijing Olympics celebrating China’s ethnicities did teach me more about them, including the Chaoxian people!
You can also watch the Three Korea docu by a Chinese RUclipsr. Yan recommended it in her previous video. And I learn a lot from it.
I like the way you you see things and how you use empathy to communicate with people. Good work !!! as usual. Greetings from Lisbon, Portugal
Because of your introducing of Yanbian rice ，I immediately ordered a bag of Yanbian rice From Tao Bao. The price of rice is reasonable，thank you for sharing the information. Also, I Really enjoy your video，please keep up the good job.
The new rice is coming out! and yes, I also ordered 100kg of it for my mum! 😆
I just love your videos, thank you so much for sharing all of your travels and history with us.
Looking from Sweden. NICE PEOPLE NICE PLACE😊❤ THANKS FOR CHARE THIS .
Its amazing, beautiful country side fields of Rice ,the blending of different cultures, yet the people are so friendly, the scared Mountain & beautiful Blue Lake shared by 2 Nations, wonderful food, & than the borders in this area are shared by 3 Nations Yan this was a learning experience again, please keep making these wonderful videos, Regards & Best Wishes Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐮🐂🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦃🐔🐓🐣🐤🐥🦆🦢🦋🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🍌🍍🥭
It’s so informative...and I was disappointed when the video ended...enjoyed every minute of it and looking forward for more.
as a korean i asked my parents what they thought about china since they always talked about how bad the japanese were. they said the chinese were like our brothers.
korean and chinese fight side by side against japanese. in ming dynasty, emperor even send troops to help korean fight against japanese invaders. in WW2 many koreans fight japanese in china also.
我们跟你们可不是兄弟 现在比起日本，韩国更令人讨厌，汉字是你们的明朝服装也是你们的，针灸也是你们的，小偷国
TY Yan. Very nice and educational video. Love that you bring a bit of history to every video you produce.
I really enjoy watching your videos. I have learned so much about China and other countries you visit. You are a true Ambassador for China and you show us a side of China most people never get to see. True and honest with no politics involved.
❤❤ she is so genuine ❤❤
I couldn't agree more ❤😊
Your captivating documentary on Chinese Korean settlement and enthralling account of the third Korea was absolutely riveting! I was particularly swept away by the majestic mountain landscapes, quaint Korean villages, steeped in tradition, the tantalising description of fragant Korean rice. This episode offered a treasure trove of historical insights, weaving together cuture, resilience and community. Your storytelling is exceptional! Keep sharing these incredible stories ~ your blogging is truly outstanding!
Love from from Poland. Beautiful people and beautiful China country. Barbara.
I'm so happy to find this channel. It's really cool to get an insider's perspective of a country. I like that you actually communicate with the locals.
Thank you for another fascinating video. I look forward to every new one. Greetings from Canada. ❤❤❤
I never get tired of your vlogs. You go to the coolest places and I learn so much about China ♥ Cannot wait to visit such a great nation someday!
양질의 영상을 보여주셔서 감사합니다! 여행길에 행운이 가득하시길
韩国人滚 别来中国的频道 这里不欢迎你们
I visited the same places in the summer. Ethnic Korean enjoy great life in China. They still preserve traditional lifestyle (language, clothing, food, etc.) after a couple of hundred years living in China. The vast rural landscape is astonishingly beautiful. Thank you Yan for introducing this region and ethnic Korean to the world!
Coming up on 450k. Growing steadily. You do such great work Yan. Thank you.
Another great video! I'm really looking forward to all the videos to come.
Truly amazing Yan, a blend of cultures existing harmoniously......if only the World can be like this!! 🤗🤗
I love your videos and I love and miss China♥️ Love from Mexico 🇲🇽💕
Thank you for your latest video on Chinese Koreans. Enjoyed watching.
Thank you again I see you are adding done illustration of history and enriching the stories
I was on google maps looking at that little sliver of land where Russia, North Korea, and China meet just yesterday. And now I see an amazing video of what that place is actually on the ground! I've been watching your videos since you had less than 30k subscribers, thank you for your amazing videos, me and my girlfriend look forward to watching them!
@@dannyduh it was done purposely by the Russians when they took 150millions km2 of territory (including Vladivostok and Sakhalin island) from China in 1850 , the reason was to prevent China to have access to the sea of japan.
It was purposely done when Russia invaded and took 150 millions km2 of Chinese territory in 1850 (including Vladivostok and Sakhalin Island) , to prevent China to access the sea of japan
It was purposely done by the Russians when they invaded China and took 150 millions km2 of Chinese territory in 1850, to denide China's access to the sea of japan.
Chinese people will never forget and forgive why China has lost access to the sea of japan
The small village within the rice fields is so beautifully captured, in addition to the amazing people and culture. Thank you for sharing such a wonderful video! ❤
Fascinating video, Yan. Not many people in the West know about this region and it's history. So it's very nice of you to share it with us. Thank you for that.
I just love your vloggs because i see the traditional Chinese living in the provinces. I see them as friendly people. How i wish i could be in those places like Yunnan. Keep vlogging ❤❤❤
I agree ❤❤❤
These border locales, thanks to my number one little Chinese lady, reflect fascinating facets of the diverse cultures inherent in these border communities! ...much intertwined and yet distinctly different in their own right! Their lives much enriched，their's is an existence of meaning and happiness! And by extension your videos have brought joy to my living room ❤😂
very cool. i have watched some of your videos. it takes a lot of effort to make a video like that, including using a drone. thorough preparation. really appreciate that. also salute to your ability to talk to many new people and speak English 🥰
This is a dream come true video for me. On my wish list. Thank you so much Yan for this unbelievable wonderful journey. Will join your channel as soon as I can. Mind you it will be the only channel for me. Best wishes from India.
It would be fitting to visit ethnic-Russian Chinese next. Great job as always Yan!
Not just in northeast areas, also in Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia provinces where Russian Chinese folks live.
Very good video. I had thought Mt. Paektu was within N. Korean. Surprised it straddled the border. Enjoyed a lot. Thank you.
Big Thanks, Yan!🙏 Because I am from Jilin province ❤ When I was a kid, our neighbors were a Chinese-Korean family, and they often shared their homemade kimchi with us. It was the best kimchi! 😊
Thank you!!
So cool, I love Kimchi :)
You have really great videos with informative commentary, nice drone cinematography, and you establish a good rapport with your interviewees.
Amazing videos, a tour through history and time. Thank you so much for your hard work and sharing.
Waooo that three points just amazing! Thankyou so much Yan for taking us to that wonderful places! It’s surely eye opening!
Chinese people will never forget and forgive why China has lost access to the sea of japan at this location and beyond.
Cherish your videos. I pause many times to enjoy your magnificent vistas. I repeat many time to be certain not to miss any of your informative narrative. At 75, deep interest in China, more broadly, Asia, I am so grateful to have stumbles upon your channel. You are a lovely, sweet, host. Talented, open, humble human being. Thank you. Best wishes.
She shows the beautiful side of human being
You and your videos are good friends to have. Thank you.
谢谢你😊 fascinating video! Woah 😳🙏
Thank you so much for these videos, truly fascinating!!! ❤❤
Thank you. I have wanted to to visit China since I was a child. I never will; I’m 75. Keep up showing me China!
I was on Changbai mountain long ago.
A long steep walk to the top. Lots of people couldn't make it to the top. So, there were men carrying those people up on stretchers. An International Peace park between Jilin Province in China and North Korea. The deepest crater lake in China is there. Up in the clouds. It's very difficult to be there on a day when one can see fully because of the clouds. That's a fact. A beautiful hand crafted log building sits up there the Chinese have made.
Thank you, Yan, without you, I didn't know there were so many Chinese- Koreans living in China. Before watching your videos I really didn't like China but you have changed my mindset about China. You're a real ambassador. 🫡💕
欢迎您亲自来中国看看👀❤
@@YitianZhang-o9n sicher werde ich China vielleicht nächstes Jahr besuchen. Wer weiß
😅 China hurt you? Why do you hate it for no reason? The western media has been feeding you hate
长白山尤其是天池本应该是百分百的中国领土 当年为了社会主义国家的友情给了太多不该给的东西 包括临近越南的几个岛
更可气的是棒子得陇望蜀，得寸进尺！
Mao Zedong, driven by his own romanticism, gave up part of the territory to Vietnam and North Korea, sacrificing China's national interests. Changbai Mountain is one example. Now some S.Koreans are saying that China has taken their ancestral land... It's ridiculous.
中共卖国贼
为友情把外蒙也送走了！
@@bonanap7183 外蒙这事儿前后很清楚 就是老蒋送的 但是老蒋也没办法 苏联太强势 等三战吧
So interesting. Mostly the explanation of the immigration times and ethnic. 🙏❣️
Gosh I could watch many hours of video from this region of China. Thank you for sharing this!
Excellent video, Yan. Keep up the fantastic work. Cheers.
My mother-in-law looks just like those aunties, or ajummas in Korean, they rove around in packs and are a force to be reckoned with!😂 My wife's grandparent's house from the 1930s is similar to the one you visited with the traditional kitchen, the Korean architecture is very apparent there. Thanks Yan!! 👍👍❤
They rove around in packs. So true 😅
Beautiful video... Especially the rice farms. Koreans and Chinese are cousins. They should never let anything come between them. It is wonderful to see a Korean population in China living and using their own language over a century later.
@@Amidat nothing unsual, Koreans were already part of China's ethnic minority 3000 years ago. northern part of Korean peninsula including Pingyeong was Chinese territory or vaseau kingdoms for a long long long time. even Seoul's ancient name is 漢城 （meaning Han city) when Koreans were using Chinese characters as their official writings.
wow!!! I always saw the tri-border point by Google maps.., Thanks for give us this new point of view!!, excellent video!!!
I'm learning a lot from you ❤thank you for touring us ❤
thank you, nice video
谢谢！
谢谢你 🥰
@ 21:36 , your video ended too soon just when the geography ( tri point ) became interesting
China has the right to use Tumen river to reach the sea. But that railway bridge between Russia and North Korea is too low for large cargo ship to pass. So the trilateral relationship is complicated
That was discussed by the Jingwu Show on YT
Chinese people will never forget and forgive why China has lost access to the sea of japan
it is not complicated at all, the place you see at that vantage point was not russian, it was Chinese territory (150 million km2) invaded and taken by Russia in 1850. it was done purposely to deny China access to the sea of japan.
Very good as usual. I have learned so much about China since I started watching your videos! Especially about its countryside. That part of it looks clean and neat and well ordered. And safe for a woman travelling by herself. That is almost like a litmus test for how safe a country is. Thank you for your efforts, Yan, keep going! 😘
Excellent video, in the UK,we hear about North Korea being isolated, your brilliant journey has highlighted so much about this country, it's very interesting, Thanks for sharing this with us,your travelling opens up a new World for us, Thank You🎉
Soy nueva por tu canal y me encantan las culturas que mostras, sigue adelante🤗😊 saludos desde Paraguay
Nice!!! seeing 3 countries next to each other. Countryside is so picturesque & pristine! Thank you again for a Chinese to show China! 🤩 👍👍🙏see u soon!
Chinese people will never forget and forgive why China has lost access to the sea of japan
this is two country
Brilliantly filmed and edited video, you are beautifully eloquent and so kind hearted ❤
Yan, you’re indeed everyone. Awesome traveller. Take care & be safe. Cheers from Singapore.
Love all,especially the history and blended cultures of the great China. Thank you beautiful Lady.
Hi Yan thank you for another great video of how diverse China and the surrounding countries really are .
Has a retired farmer i found it interesting how the rice farmers mixed two different types of rice together when sowing to get a better end product .similar to us in the U K sowing two different types of wheat to get a better bread .All the best Alec.
Hanımefendi videolarınız çok etkileyici,teşekkür ederim. İzlemek mutlu ediyor,değişik kültürleri tanımak insanı zenginleştiriyor….
I've seen a lot of beautiful views from your videos and the scenery and background music matched perfectly. Thank you
I really enjoy your videos so much. You are such a great story teller. Everything you do is so interesting. You are very brave, confident and obviously a very nice person. People are drawn to you. I feel so travelled from my lounge room. Thank you for your hard work. I am watching you each week eagerly from Victoria, Australia. ❤
Couldn't agree more! ❤
Also watching from Melbourne!
Not long ago I did find your Chanel and watching all your vlogs ! You are absolutely brilliant film maker 👏👏 everything is top quality and so interesting just fantastic 😀 Hope one day go with your bike across Russia to Poland ! Lots hugs from Poland 🇵🇱
Thank you so much! 🥰
This is a great show, I learned so much. Thank you.
Thank you, Yan. Great video as usual.
Wow, I absolutely loved this episode! Thank you for doing what you do!
Wow this is a beautiful video! Phenomenal job! 看起來像小韓國
I'm amazed how the signs near the Russian area have Russian, Korean and Chinese! I honestly never knew that!
3:34 I'm amazed your taxi driver used to regularly swim to 朝鮮 as a kid. I find it quite sad, that the North Korean and Chinese cannot interact with each other as much anymore. ;(
Chinese people wil never forget and forgive why China cannot have access to the sea of japan
I love your videos! It's great to see these places through the eyes of a Chinese person. I've been very curious about this particular meeting point of three countries for a while, it's a fascinating place.
Very complicated history indeed. From Chinese point of view it is very sad to lose huge territory to Russia.
@@XW3126not complicated at all, Russia invaded and annexed 1.5 million km2 Chinese territory from this location and beyond.
bonjour
comme toujours vos reportages sont magnifiques.Les images sont très belles et vos rencontres avec les habitants très intéressantes
merci beaucoup pour votre travail , continuez
what I most excited every time you drop your new content is the drone shot. Always Tier S quality scenery taken. Thanks for sharing the beauty of your country.
Awesome video, 👌
As always!
Thank you very much Yan❤
STUNNING..BEAUTIFUL..BREATHTAKING..thank you for this video ❤❤
From TeXas ,,,,,,,,,, thank you ,,,,, it’s fascinating, I love it ,,,, always enjoy new perspectives ❤
From Portugal Europe thank you for sharing your videos
很多人都忽略了东北的民族融合做得很好