That‘s what I think. But to be honest, China is much safer that u can walk around during night anywhere. I got robbed twice in the UK during the study year.
Safer unless you're a cat or a dog. Then you will likely face a death just as gruesome as from any Mexican drug cartel slaughtering the rivals. In China animals are just toys who are tortured for food or for "fun". There are videos from inside China that prove it. It's disgusting.
@@Otter-Destruction I know but we have a massive population and internet has now become so cheap that everyone uses it so some very uneducated and proudful people write some very wrong things on the internet. I apologise to anyone who has been offended by my fellow Indians. But not all of them do this bro. We are trying to change. No need to fight among humans.we have to go so far to ensure our survival forever.
@@kevinlification no , where do you get that idea? We appreciate that Chinese people work hard for their country.we take inspiration from them. Most of the products we use come from china. Xiaomi is very popular here. Also we are neighbors. In schools, we often debate whether communism benefits more than democracy taking example of china. Yes but we do have some heat but it is only military issues and I think we can resolve them.
@@vipul_chaturvedi i seen some hate comments before, must be only a small portion then. There are some border disputes between India and China. It would be nice if everyone could cooperate. But I see the West spreading propaganda and trying to stir up tensions. BBC have a propaganda channel BBC news hindi that always posts china scaremongering stuff.
A lot of Chinese people wear clothes with English on them because it's foreign and cool. He probably doesn't even know what it means and neither do most people who see it.
I visited China 2 years ago to see my grandpa's home in Jiangsu province and the people in the video that said Chinese people are generally hospitable are correct. I was amazed by how incredibly helpful people are over there. I can't read or speak a lick of Mandarin, but the people there tried their best to help me get to where I'm going. It reminded me a lot of my experience in Japan where locals would stop during rush hour just to ask me if I was okay or if I needed help with something.
Your experience exactly WHERE in Japan? The Kansai region? Kyoto, Osaka or places nearby? ‘Cause I live in Japan right now and I can guarantee you there is NO WAY this would happen in Tokyo.
@Heriojs Cerlina for real? because there are other chinese people in the video, I'd say most of them, saying the same thing and they are all chinese people lol.
@@OlsenOfficial The education of adults is not to help the elderly who fall to the ground when no one is around. There are too many news stories that have been blackmailed and framed for helping the elderly who fall to the ground.
I do understand that she likes K-pop stars, but I don't understand why she think Korean would be a better place to live as if she can meet K-pop stars everyday.
NO point of Making Videos like "What is like to live in Korea " ....All waste.. Coz every other way, there will new Kaeboo OR weeabo will Rise with OPPA Saranghe syndrome 😂😂
They have never lived in other countries, and the media is China did a terrible job of portraying a balanced image of the “foreign countries” which made the Chinese think that as long as there’s “foreign country” it’s better than China in every way possible.
@ᄆ Probably only the really ignorant ones. Those exist in every country. Apparently some people also believe that Africa is a country instead of a continent. This lack of education is seriously alarming
@ray z. No offense, but what this dude means is that many Chinese look down upon themselves cuz they want to shae the same freedom and power with the U.S, the same industry with Germany, and Japan the same Welfare system with Canada and Scandinavian countries. In short, for them China sucks if it does not come top in any of these arenas. This was very and is still quite common in China.
3:49 "Americans have better manners than the Chinese." This really shows the good manners Chinese have. They are humble and generous, willing to see good things about other cultures.
Kids of chinese parents in America suffer. They don't even let their kids go to a birthday party. They feel terrible. I don't even know why this people move to America and have kids raised here with such a different culture. These kids suffer because they can't be like the rest.
@@mnmartin73 sry but i laughed so hard at that yes they r strict and want the best for us but its definitely ok to have a bit of fun I do have. some fun a few times a year lol and all of my friends as well and most people I know and practically everyone in my school and a lot are Chinese btw just cuz they're strict doesn't mean they cant have a little laugh why do people always stereotype
@@Zhake_the_Mighty_Dragon That’s really depends, I grew up fitting in, but some of my friends didn’t. I wouldn’t say we, the Chinese-Americans are suffering, but we sure are suppressed to a certain point when compared to other races.
@@Zhake_the_Mighty_Dragon You're country is litreally all about race... Why do you think people turned against the police so much? One of the main thing is how they abuse their power against racial minorities
Thank you for great interviews from Asia! I love the Chinese people. Our government in America has lots of problems, and your government in Beijing has lots of problems. But the American and Chinese citizens should not let our differing systems determine how we feel about each other. I would rather be friends with the Chinese than enemies, any day of the week! Long live zhong guo ren and mei guo ren!
GracetoThee The US has around 300 million people with some regional differences but all 50 states quite similar with local, state and federal laws. On the other China has one billion more people. So, trying to compare countries is like apples vs. oranges. China is a conglomeration of tremendous diversity with around fifty different ethnic groups and dozens of languages and dialects. Unless an American does an intense study of how China is governed it is foolish to automatically criticize and condemn the PRC Central Committee. It will be a real challenge to continue to survive with another culture so different than ours. Can there be peaceful coexistence knowing they do not accept individual liberties, basic human rights and a populace that has the power to elect and change their leaders? There are many reasons to be optimistic based on the reality of mutually assured destruction. Like one of our Presidents once said, Speak softly but carry a big stick”. Trump got it right saying that China is NOT or enemy but our competitors in a world that is quickly becoming unsustainable in so many ways.
@@xian8720 well the healthcare in the US is very good just the prices are ridiculous. China may have a way more affordable healthcare but it’s also not on par to the US. This may just be my opinion but I believe that’s what they also were thinking as well
@@月の輝く夜に to my understanding, a good healthcare means each and every citizen will have access due to its affordability to everyone and not to be benefited only by those who can afford.
They have no idea that life sucks if your poor no matter where you live. Americans cant afford anything: house, car, college tuition, latest electronics by not going into debt.
You should also interview people who have lived abroad. As a Chinese living in the U.K., I think in some aspect China is way better than here and Chinese people are generally more educated.
@@IronKuroneI have lived in the US for 5 years and I would say the Chinese government is way much better than the Western ones, at least the US government. Otherwise, China cannot achieve the economic miracle while the western world overall is declining .
@@theguywhoasked5591 Lol, there is a reason why and how China was able to raise itself up again so fast, it couldn't be done without the government in general. Yes, individuals helped a lot with improving the economy, but it couldn't have been done without the support from the government. There is no perfect government, all governments have faults, just depends on what area we're talking about. I really want to see you name another country that can achieve what China has achieved in 70 years from shambles recked by war (which European/ Americans/Japanese caused) to a superpower in terms of military, economy, and technology. I don't understand why your profile picture and name is president Xi?
Sabrina Dong Ok there is no such as a perfect government then there is the CCP literally turning the mainland into a totalitarian police state not to mention throwing Muslim minorities into camps. And China is not a superpower. Now you could make the argument that it is economically though they are unable to enforce it and their Belt and road initiative hasn’t worked like planned. But it definitely isn’t a militarily. The Chinese military is hella over hyped. And maybe technological but they steal a lot of western tech. China doesn’t yet really fit the definition of a superpower.
Well, I come from Russia and I have been living in Beijing for several years. I'm working at a startup company which is of course very tough but we are not working 996 and I don't think it's much difficult to work and live here. At least, the salary is higher.
I'm an Indian but i follow many Chinese channel..they seems to be the most kind hearted people...not that i hate my country or other countries but i find Chinese,Koreans ,Japanese very respectful and kind...just looking the way they talk is an example for that
Yes I too . I am an Indian but Indians hate Chinese where did the hate come from. We should have hate for the Europeans but we have started hating innocent Chinese people
I have worked and lived oversea for many years. the Western may have better manner, but Chinese definitely has better heart. I want to go back China after retiring
There are always those in China who think foreign countries are better, but that may not be the case. At least in China, you can feel the familiar culture, feel your own roots, and immigrants to other countries always cannot avoid racial discrimination
there no perfect place in the world . In general, in terms of general life, developed country is for sure better for normal Chinese people than in China . But there are something else you can’t find in those developed countries like food , family as you said or safety.
@@KK-xi7vh I just love the technology you have and the biggest electronic market Even AliExpress is huge for me If I get to the offline stores, I could make anything I want But in India, I can find nothing related to electronics Love you China
FBI Open Up pfffft, do you think they can actually read it? Chinese clothing is always covered with random English text, kind of like how Americans might wear sweaters with random Japanese kanji. It makes shopping there a pleasure for an American, but to an everyday Chinese it’s just another sweater their size. PS Chinese American here
It is great to live in a culture that fits you, no matter where. I like to live in China because I can say I myself belong to Chinese culture. At the same time, China still has huge potential. China is a developing country, lot more chances you will find. All in all, we all hope to live a better life. so let us make it happen !
Chinese culture? Here the religion is banned and the people became Atheist, Yes indeed we have a long history but culture is preserved in Guiyang province (Poorest province of China).
Native Chinese here. Lived in the US for four months and now study in the UK. A lot of people here asked me whether or not I feel greater freedom in the UK, but sadly my answer is no and I plan to go back to China after I graduate. Indeed, I don’t feel freer living in the UK and more frequent I find live back in China is much more convenient because of mobile payment system and great infrastructure. And European people sometimes were awed by the fact that weed is strictly prohibited in China and felt sorry for Chinese who was not able to use it… really…don’t be…we trust our government and don’t feel it is a bad thing that detrimental things are prohibited by the government. But I have to admit that Chinese society is much more competitive than those of most other countries.
I've been studying in Canada for 8 years and may go to UK for masters, and yes I wish to go back to China after graduation too. After experiencing the virus and all those anti-China comments, news and videos, I genuinely feel that the western ppl are more brainwashed by their media and govt and I don't like it for sure
just amazingg, just amazing. Chinese has impacted me in my life in a positive manner, Their culture has made me feel how important is evereything...chinese people are amazing, I adore them all..
I really liked this interview it was a mixture of pros and cons and perspectives from different generations and demographics. I'd like to visit China one day because of the history, their traditional cultures and also to visit the different climate in different parts of China. Don't know if that day will ever come but one can dream lol
@@bean7496 From what I've experienced all my life in living in America, people tend to say thank you a proper amount. Obviously, there are some less than decent people who are don't but in my average day to day life I see people tend to thank others a lot.
As a Cantonese oversea student who study in Canberra, I would like to say that different countries have their unqiue features that attract people to live there.
@@jasonhayford4014 yes... Its subtle.. But when your audience is so big these subtle differences or manipulations make a difference in the opinion of the viewers..
Thank you for this information. I think it's time that citizens start getting information from other citizens instead of depending on the untruthful media and our government. When American citizens realize how much they have in common with people in other countries, we may be able to develop a generation that does not believe in wars and a generation that appreciates others differences.
Stop asking questions to people in Shanghai, Seoul, and Tokyo Asian Boss! Try to broaden your spectrum of interview places so that you minimize the sample size bias and the regreesion of the mean fallacy!
Except that Seoul and Tokyo are not that different to the rest of korea or japan. This is why china is still considered a developing country, because of the huge inequality.
Kimchi Taco Can you give some suggestions of what cities in these countries Asian Boss should go to, and how they would pay for this? They have a whole team that needs to get paid, along with equipment that needs to be bought/replaced (not all of them are volunteers). If you live in any Asian country, let them know you want to do an interview in a non traditional place (i.e., countryside of Mongolia). Do not expect to receive diverse answers though. Unlike in cities, people tend to have all the same opinions in less populated, more condensed locations.
@@deckcadetmiles My friends and I already applied many times to work for Asian Boss but all of us did not even get any reply back. Additionally, there are many other ways getting around with financial budget problems. You do not have to pay for someone to run this channel. Many volunteers are waiting and many people are willing to invest for this kind of rising cross-cultural platforms.
There's a saying my parents always used when I wanted to travel somewhere else and live. It says "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence". Another saying (I think I invented it) says "no matter where you go, you take you with you".
This is the biggest developing country, developing means a lot of things still need to improve. Currently China has just sort of get rid of poverty, but there is still a very long way to go to fully improve everything from public services to the majority of people’s manners in Chinese society. When people are suffering poverty, all their attentions are on how to improve the economic but will overlook a lot of things which are important but not as important as keep themselves alive, the Chinese society has just started to improve these other things recently. For a small country which has smaller map and only less than a million of population, making improvements can be easy and fast. But in a country this big with various kinds of people it could be hard and slow.
lol not everyone believes everything they are told on the internet and social media in America. I don't, for one its easy to see its games it plays with everyone. China is a way different country than it was 30 or 40 years ago. Every country is feed propaganda and its sad.
Tone E murder and crime rates in any US cities big or small is higher than any CHinese cities big or small. So Im saying none of them have even stepped out of CHina yet they have this very naive notion about the US and the west in general.
Tone E I think it's the other way around, Chinese media portrayal of the US and the west in general is very positive, hence you get these people who has never lived abroad praising those countries, the only negative aspect about the west in Chinese media are about their politically antagonizing attitude towards China. So many Chinese don't like the government of the west, but are rather receptive of their people. also censorship is less of a barrier than language barrier, vpn is extremely easy to use, and if your browsing experience only has one simple additional step of using VPN then. that's not even censorship. the fire wall is there because the Chinese government don't want the anti-China news to reach critical mass in China, occasional curiosities don't bother the government. English language news sites can be browsed without vpn (although I've tried it around 3 years ago)
Oh i would love to go study in China for a year or so when I’m older. I wanna improve my mandarin that way, but I also think the culture and language is very interesting and beautiful and the country is very interesting to me aswell. ^_^
as a people born in China ,i think the best thing in China is SAFE ,i can walk on the street all the night ,no need to care whether there is anyone will hurt you.Maybe because of the kind of Chinese ,or maybe the responsibility of the government
The girl who said she'd go to South Korea because she is a kpop fan spoke my heart. But South Korea isn't all about Idols and Kpop. Culture shock is big when you move there. Also, Koreans are very hard working people so if you are not satisfied with your work hours in China. Forget Korea.
I'm just surprised how honest they are in this video, I used to think that people in china are not allowed to talk freely. Looking forward to watching other videos
You can say whatever u wish just not allowed to criticize the government in harsh words that's it. Like last month, a middle school in China got shut down temporarily (stop recruiting students in the next 1 year or so) because it was reported by a student that the school oppressed them so much and Chinese on the internet gone nuts defending the students so the govt shut down the school and made them reorganize until the students and their parents are satisfied, so ya it def has freedom of speech in China
What it's like living in china? I lived there for 5 years (city in northern China) and I can tell you this: 1. Housing is expensive! Rent for apartment with 2 bedrooms in decent neighborhood (not in international environment where expats live) can easily reach more than 6K RMB per month 2. Not much freedom in the internet. Even paid VPN is often getting blocked. However I can access many videos which is unavailable on RUclips for free on Youku and Sohu, like Sherlock series. 3. Chinese manners...... Well as far as I experienced it, the older generations is generally the ones who lack courtesy. Cutting the lines, spatting in public, talk loudly etc 4. Hygiene! I hardly find any clean public toilet there (clean=no smell, no residue), even public toilet at hotels and malls (Carrefour is the worst!) 5. Work ethics. I admire their attitude towards work and study. They take things seriously and work diligently. This applies to most of Chinese, from children to adults (Well the kids have long hours of school) Well it's not a bad experience though..
So you are foreigber who come to China? If so, you can use phone card in your country, buy overseas data package, you still can watch youtube and facebook etc. It work for me.
The older generations didn’t get good education. And the education program didn’t start in their generation, so they weren’t able to receive good education including how important it is to keep the environment clean and stuff
it depends on your options. China is a great idea but it certainly isn't the best idea. There are other places but some of these may be inconvenient, far from home, or hard to get access to their top quality education (let's face it all countries have a higher and lower end of education level)
@Illunworth yes but this only applies for Chinese students up to high school. International students are very advantaged as they are exempt from gaokao (university entrance exam) which is VERY competitive. Hope this helps
Yes we know, because we have to deal with those people with bad manners in our lives every day. And we can't just simply label a group of people with bad manners to demonstrate we are superior to them. We know why these bad manners exist and we are trying hard to improve them.
@@starfaisal2499 Yup we know that some of us are so rude and have bad manners. We know that it causes a lot of inconvenience in other contries. Trust me, we know and we feel so ashamed. The only thing i want you to know is that China has such a huge population. Thus, it owns the world nearly 2/7 population. The pencetage of people who are rude might be the same as other countries. China is still a developing country. Back then to 10 years ago, our people could not even affort to eat, needless to say that the older generations did not receive any education at all. Owning to these two factors, it is understandable that they don't have good manners. I am sure if other developing counties have such a big population like us, you guys are gonna biased against them, instead of China.
Shame, I mean your choice, but their internet policies are hella restrictive because of their backwards government. You wouldn't even be able to access this site. Love the people and culture though.
Gunnery Sgt. Hartman I'd rather she live in China than the hundreds and thousands of American fifth columns we have in China. They all happen to be men :)
Gunnery Sgt. Hartman you are aware that the chinese have their own social media sites and internet browsers and not everything revolves around google and facebook right?
I've always wanted to go to China, because I'm a bit of a nerd and their history is deep and amazing, but I've always been a little intimated to go. I don't know why, I don't have that feeling traveling elsewhere. Perhaps it's cause the country is so large it's hard to focus on where to start and we are constantly fed negative news about China.
I think you should follow your heart, and not listen to those who have a vested interest to bad-mouth China and Chinese. Honestly, I never regretted my decision to visit China and it changed my life for the better. It will forever be where my better half hails from :)
I'm from Mexico and I had a Chinese student in one of my classes. He said what he liked about Mexico is that people take it easy here and he's not as stressed as when he was in China, he also mentioned that he loved having full access to the internet and international content lol.
After living in Anhui Province in a gritty little town (between Hefei and Wuhan) I can honestly say that Shanghai is really not much different than NYC. IpNo way does it resemble how life is for people in the rest of China.
I think that's the point. Big city living is so different than the majority. Why? Because in a big city you are surrounded by diversity. Diversity of people, ideas, cultures. So you are more open minded and experienced.
I'm a chinese living in Philippines and i miss China. I miss the people, the food, the places, my friends, and everything. I wish i could return to China quickly
If there's anything I like about China, it's their shaolin martial arts, the large amount of their different historical culture traditions, every stories of their literature and some emperors, the geography, landscape and their food. As much as their government goes well thats I think a different story for now.
I’m living in Canada where I get to enjoy those banned sites in China, but tbh when I go back to my hometown I don’t really miss Google, Facebook or RUclips. You still get to enjoy the same entertainments, but with Chinese websites. And with my close friends on Fb I can still contact them via Wechat. That’s why some Chinese people don’t mind the firewall because it’s not that you’re deprived of those websites, it’s just that you don’t need them. Like American people don’t need Weibo, Chinese people don’t need facebook. Although it’s another thing for censorship of international media and information.
Interesting video! Thank you so much! I’m an Asian living in the US. Never been in China yet heard a lot about the country, both good and bad things. For me, China has many attractive features that trigger me to discover and I want to experience life there one day. Just to shape my perception of the country by myself rather than being driven by what people talk or what social media’s portrayed it .
I find Chinese history and culture very interesting! The country definitely has it’s problems, but so does my country of Canada. I believe too many people write off China as nothing more than a communist country, and lose sight of it’s beautiful history, culture, and language. 🇨🇳🇨🇦
I don't know if there will be chance for you to see my comments here. But I wanted to share that I just started watching your videos. I really learned a lot from "culture, experiences and beliefs" etc. But the most touching content for me was the grandmother who earned just $2 daily. I love her positivity in life. ❤👏👏👏
In Aisan Boss, Asia ≈ China + Japan + Korea I am using ≈ instead of ＝ because there are a few videos about Fillipines and India, only a few. It should have changed its name into East Asian Boss. Hope there are more videos about other Asian countries on the way.
Its funny cause I live in Korea but I want to move to China, not in the cities though but in the provinces in China. I'm inlove with the simple lifestyle in the provinces in China. Chinese culture is so beautiful.
I agree with some unsatisfied opinions to some extent, especially about education. But I think they just need to be more realistic on how China can catch up to the other developed countries within such a short term and hold onto 1.4 billion people's desired life day by day.I couldn't imagine that I would be able to foster 14 children to live happily and equally based on a broken past.
People talk about economy but has 0 knowledge to analyze it properly. You said it very well. You can't just say that education is bad without taking in consideration all variables. Specially if you want to compare it to ther countries. From my point of view China is doing pretty well and will grow even faster at this rate.
China still has a long way to go .education,politics,economy,and so on.chinese just want to live a peaceful life.hope other countries know more and deep about china,so misunderstanding will reduce.
One day I'd like to save enough money to visit China, I think there would be so many interesting things to discover. But I have no clue how I could handle the incredibly long flight!
Hóng XÚ Yea but I dont mean just spending the time, I mean not freaking out... This summer I did a 2 hour flight to Madeira and I just wanted it to end, I guess I'm scared of plane trips 😔
Mariana Oliveira if u love surprise i suggest u to do this. buy the ticket to china, and few days before departure watch alot of fox news, cnn, bbc about china. you ll jaw drop when u arrive in china ,no matter what city you are going to. 😊
i gotta say one thing tho. I spend like couple months in China every two or three years to visit my family there, I think that, as a foreigner, if you can embrace and at least try to understand the culture differences, China is still pretty nice to live in (of course, most cities I mean..). It's safe there, people are hospitable and there are sooo many good food
Let me just put it this way. There is an old Chinese proverb. “ hearing about something for hundred times still isn’t as good as seeing it for one time”. After visiting some places in China for the first time, I was in a state of AWE. Total culture shock. I’ve beet so brainwashed oversees for so many years prior to visit.
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In fact, it is a very simple thing. As long as you have money, you can live happily in most countries.
That‘s what I think. But to be honest, China is much safer that u can walk around during night anywhere. I got robbed twice in the UK during the study year.
So that is the importance of economy developing
@@arc4890 yakuza is uncounted
China is safe but becareful to ccp
@@arinalhaqi1038 Yakuza is in decline
I"m from NYC but Ive been living in Beijing for 5 years and I would have to say, its the SAFEST place I've ever lived.
Yah Girl yah girl
김도진 China too
Why would I need to get out more, Beijing is where Im living.
Safer unless you're a cat or a dog. Then you will likely face a death just as gruesome as from any Mexican drug cartel slaughtering the rivals. In China animals are just toys who are tortured for food or for "fun".
There are videos from inside China that prove it. It's disgusting.
Sad Trombone The brain is a good thing bro
It's nice of them to admit their country's problems. People here in India need to learn from Chinese.
not gonna lie pal, India is wayyy too proud on the internet lol
@@Otter-Destruction I know but we have a massive population and internet has now become so cheap that everyone uses it so some very uneducated and proudful people write some very wrong things on the internet. I apologise to anyone who has been offended by my fellow Indians. But not all of them do this bro. We are trying to change. No need to fight among humans.we have to go so far to ensure our survival forever.
Do a lot of Indians hate the chinese?
@@kevinlification no , where do you get that idea? We appreciate that Chinese people work hard for their country.we take inspiration from them. Most of the products we use come from china. Xiaomi is very popular here. Also we are neighbors. In schools, we often debate whether communism benefits more than democracy taking example of china. Yes but we do have some heat but it is only military issues and I think we can resolve them.
@@vipul_chaturvedi i seen some hate comments before, must be only a small portion then. There are some border disputes between India and China. It would be nice if everyone could cooperate. But I see the West spreading propaganda and trying to stir up tensions. BBC have a propaganda channel BBC news hindi that always posts china scaremongering stuff.
It’s funny that the guy saying “no money” is in a shirt printed “unemployed”
Lets just say it's ironic.
@@malkius656 It's not ironic. It's straightforward.
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I knew this will be the first comment right after I saw that guy
That guy with the sweater with "unemployed" has quite the relevant comment about his situation...
I'm pretty sure the guy has a college degree and a white-collar job.
I saw that as well that's why he has no money
That's the equivalent of a guy on the side of the road handing out resumes lol
he is more like a student of course he has no job 😂
A lot of Chinese people wear clothes with English on them because it's foreign and cool. He probably doesn't even know what it means and neither do most people who see it.
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I visited China 2 years ago to see my grandpa's home in Jiangsu province and the people in the video that said Chinese people are generally hospitable are correct. I was amazed by how incredibly helpful people are over there. I can't read or speak a lick of Mandarin, but the people there tried their best to help me get to where I'm going. It reminded me a lot of my experience in Japan where locals would stop during rush hour just to ask me if I was okay or if I needed help with something.
Your experience exactly WHERE in Japan? The Kansai region? Kyoto, Osaka or places nearby? ‘Cause I live in Japan right now and I can guarantee you there is NO WAY this would happen in Tokyo.
@@Mitsoukee Happened to me in Osaka and Tokyo. In fact, an old lady stopped to ask me if I was okay while I was reading a map at Maihama station.
@Heriojs Cerlina for real? because there are other chinese people in the video, I'd say most of them, saying the same thing and they are all chinese people lol.
@@OlsenOfficial The education of adults is not to help the elderly who fall to the ground when no one is around. There are too many news stories that have been blackmailed and framed for helping the elderly who fall to the ground.
Really? But Kicking their amazing actors zhang zhehan for no reason just fake news from WEIBO are NOT RIGHT!
I do understand that she likes K-pop stars, but I don't understand why she think Korean would be a better place to live as if she can meet K-pop stars everyday.
voicend YC there are a lot of brain dead girl like her thanks to tiktok
Maybe the lifestyle of kpop idols? I lived in Korea and I liked it better than living in China
silly people is in every country, i feel ashamed and embarrassed of her
its because korean guys are good looking. ive been to korea and its true that there are a lot of handsome guys there
NO point of Making Videos like "What is like to live in Korea " ....All waste.. Coz every other way, there will new Kaeboo OR weeabo will Rise with OPPA Saranghe syndrome 😂😂
"why US over china"
"I want my children to have better health care and education"
Who's gonna tell her
Lmao, fr
They have never lived in other countries, and the media is China did a terrible job of portraying a balanced image of the “foreign countries” which made the Chinese think that as long as there’s “foreign country” it’s better than China in every way possible.
They will definitely pay a heavy pricr for being so naive.
@@bustin9938 nah that’s Xi. Most Chinese know China is still a developing country, not a developed country
@@floppingtuna2022 China is still a developing country.Its true.
Sometimes I feel like America is the only foreign country they know
That's probably the same how most Americans thought about countries 😂
@@peigenzhang8175 Well, they obviously know many more countries but it's always America that is mentioned😅
@ᄆ Probably only the really ignorant ones. Those exist in every country. Apparently some people also believe that Africa is a country instead of a continent. This lack of education is seriously alarming
@ Denise S. Ture! The States is influential worldwide for sure.
@jq yang I'm sorry if you had bad experiences, but we are not all the same.
I went to China. It's amazing. China improves a lot. I love it. Beautiful country 👍🏻
nice lie
Gottem
陈港生 sb
improving their racism?
@@BRIANBA100 where has racism?I live in Xinjiang,so where are you live,at least I haven't see
When many Chinese talk about "foreign countries", they basically means the developed countries lol
SAM HUANG you have no idea how many Chinese live in Africa and Latin America
actually it is real，i am chinese,such as the US ,japan
It more likely means the entire world... if you are not the best, you suck. The Chinese mindset lol
SAM HUANG it means the rest of the world，are you Chinese？
@ray z. No offense, but what this dude means is that many Chinese look down upon themselves cuz they want to shae the same freedom and power with the U.S, the same industry with Germany, and Japan the same Welfare system with Canada and Scandinavian countries. In short, for them China sucks if it does not come top in any of these arenas. This was very and is still quite common in China.
3:49 "Americans have better manners than the Chinese."
This really shows the good manners Chinese have. They are humble and generous, willing to see good things about other cultures.
Kids of chinese parents in America suffer. They don't even let their kids go to a birthday party. They feel terrible. I don't even know why this people move to America and have kids raised here with such a different culture. These kids suffer because they can't be like the rest.
@@mnmartin73 sry but i laughed so hard at that yes they r strict and want the best for us but its definitely ok to have a bit of fun I do have. some fun a few times a year lol and all of my friends as well and most people I know and practically everyone in my school and a lot are Chinese btw just cuz they're strict doesn't mean they cant have a little laugh why do people always stereotype
No seriously. in China people die on the streets because people don't want to help people because they could end up paying for them.
@@Zhake_the_Mighty_Dragon That’s really depends, I grew up fitting in, but some of my friends didn’t. I wouldn’t say we, the Chinese-Americans are suffering, but we sure are suppressed to a certain point when compared to other races.
@@Zhake_the_Mighty_Dragon You're country is litreally all about race... Why do you think people turned against the police so much? One of the main thing is how they abuse their power against racial minorities
Abroad (外国) translated to US...since when did the definition of the word abroad meant only the US..
Ok I was wondering why I was hearing 美国 and the subtitles said abroad...thanks
@范治富 judging by my kanji skills, that's Chinese and Foreigner right?
@范治富 no, everyone in the world has the division between Aborigines and foreigners
In China， we call people doesn’t look like Chinese “foreigner” despite where they from haha
@范治富 in indonesia us chinese people call the native indonesian huan-a. And we call our self tenglang.
Thank you for great interviews from Asia! I love the Chinese people. Our government in America has lots of problems, and your government in Beijing has lots of problems. But the American and Chinese citizens should not let our differing systems determine how we feel about each other. I would rather be friends with the Chinese than enemies, any day of the week! Long live zhong guo ren and mei guo ren!
GracetoThee ordinary people only want to live a better life 🤗
Thank you for your love and we love you too❤
Wise man.
GracetoThee The US has around 300 million people with some regional differences but all 50 states quite similar with local, state and federal laws. On the other China has one billion more people. So, trying to compare countries is like apples vs. oranges. China is a conglomeration of tremendous diversity with around fifty different ethnic groups and dozens of languages and dialects. Unless an American does an intense study of how China is governed it is foolish to automatically criticize and condemn the PRC Central Committee. It will be a real challenge to continue to survive with another culture so different than ours. Can there be peaceful coexistence knowing they do not accept individual liberties, basic human rights and a populace that has the power to elect and change their leaders? There are many reasons to be optimistic based on the reality of mutually assured destruction. Like one of our Presidents once said, Speak softly but carry a big stick”. Trump got it right saying that China is NOT or enemy but our competitors in a world that is quickly becoming unsustainable in so many ways.
还真没有功夫去和你们美国人谈论友谊和和平，你们的政府和总统不是也是你们自己选的吗？不会因为你是个好人就对所有美国人放松警惕！
i actually laughed when they talked about the health care system in america
Interesting right. Wonder why that is 🤔
they have no idea, or never been there, media and hollywood movie plays a big role.
@@xian8720 well the healthcare in the US is very good just the prices are ridiculous. China may have a way more affordable healthcare but it’s also not on par to the US. This may just be my opinion but I believe that’s what they also were thinking as well
@@月の輝く夜に to my understanding, a good healthcare means each and every citizen will have access due to its affordability to everyone and not to be benefited only by those who can afford.
They have no idea that life sucks if your poor no matter where you live. Americans cant afford anything: house, car, college tuition, latest electronics by not going into debt.
You should also interview people who have lived abroad. As a Chinese living in the U.K., I think in some aspect China is way better than here and Chinese people are generally more educated.
And what about the government?
@@IronKuroneI have lived in the US for 5 years and I would say the Chinese government is way much better than the Western ones, at least the US government. Otherwise, China cannot achieve the economic miracle while the western world overall is declining .
FX you Have your head so far up your ass it isn’t even funny
@@theguywhoasked5591 Lol, there is a reason why and how China was able to raise itself up again so fast, it couldn't be done without the government in general. Yes, individuals helped a lot with improving the economy, but it couldn't have been done without the support from the government. There is no perfect government, all governments have faults, just depends on what area we're talking about. I really want to see you name another country that can achieve what China has achieved in 70 years from shambles recked by war (which European/ Americans/Japanese caused) to a superpower in terms of military, economy, and technology.
I don't understand why your profile picture and name is president Xi?
Sabrina Dong Ok there is no such as a perfect government then there is the CCP literally turning the mainland into a totalitarian police state not to mention throwing Muslim minorities into camps. And China is not a superpower. Now you could make the argument that it is economically though they are unable to enforce it and their Belt and road initiative hasn’t worked like planned. But it definitely isn’t a militarily. The Chinese military is hella over hyped. And maybe technological but they steal a lot of western tech. China doesn’t yet really fit the definition of a superpower.
Well, I come from Russia and I have been living in Beijing for several years. I'm working at a startup company which is of course very tough but we are not working 996 and I don't think it's much difficult to work and live here. At least, the salary is higher.
I just went through your profile. I am really thrilled to know that you are from yakutsk 😊
I'm an Indian but i follow many Chinese channel..they seems to be the most kind hearted people...not that i hate my country or other countries but i find Chinese,Koreans ,Japanese very respectful and kind...just looking the way they talk is an example for that
Yes I too . I am an Indian but Indians hate Chinese where did the hate come from. We should have hate for the Europeans but we have started hating innocent Chinese people
@@jayghadge5934 Indians don't hate China or chinese. It's all because of Chinese border policies and 1962 Indo China war
you must be a well educated Indian … most Indian people don’t like China as I know
@@universalsoldier811 yes
You think that because you only know one side of those countries. Say it already , you're biased.
I'll be in Shenzen tomorrow, my first time in China 🇨🇳!! ☺️
Have a good time.
Welcome to my city
Take care of what you eat :D. I always have diarrhea or something xD
Wish you good luck and best experiences!
thats a nice city
I have worked and lived oversea for many years. the Western may have better manner, but Chinese definitely has better heart. I want to go back China after retiring
Go to south America, or southern European countries
@@marlenyayala7321 actually good peope are everywhere.
There are always those in China who think foreign countries are better, but that may not be the case. At least in China, you can feel the familiar culture, feel your own roots, and immigrants to other countries always cannot avoid racial discrimination
there no perfect place in the world . In general, in terms of general life, developed country is for sure better for normal Chinese people than in China . But there are something else you can’t find in those developed countries like food , family as you said or safety.
PanPanPan I definitely would choose living in China rather than USA
Racial discrimination hurts. Dont want to take it anymore*
True
Such people exist everywhere.
China is actually one of the most well-educated countries in the world, the interviewees are too humble about it.
Yeah they consider other viewpoints and perspectives unlike other people
Hi neighbours, love from India to all Chinese🇮🇳 🇨🇳
hi, love from China.
hi neighbor, love from Guangzhou China~🇮🇳🇨🇳
@@KK-xi7vh I just love the technology you have and the biggest electronic market
Even AliExpress is huge for me
If I get to the offline stores, I could make anything I want
But in India, I can find nothing related to electronics
Love you China
@@routadu yeah. Destroy the caste system like them. You will make
Thank you, my friend. The Chinese people also like the Indian people. Welcome to China！
Giv that unemployed man a job
wrong translation. he said no money. It's a popular and humorous way to complain about the high cost of life in China among the young generation.
@@maxyoung2103 read his t shirt .
FBI Open Up pfffft, do you think they can actually read it? Chinese clothing is always covered with random English text, kind of like how Americans might wear sweaters with random Japanese kanji. It makes shopping there a pleasure for an American, but to an everyday Chinese it’s just another sweater their size. PS Chinese American here
I’m Asian, when I say I have no money, it means no saving. It doesn’t mean American-level-broke
Nguyen Thi Phuong Anh hahaha 😂 true according to Asian standard
It is great to live in a culture that fits you, no matter where. I like to live in China because I can say I myself belong to Chinese culture. At the same time, China still has huge potential. China is a developing country, lot more chances you will find. All in all, we all hope to live a better life. so let us make it happen !
STJ YASUO what is chinese culture
Me too🇨🇳🤗
Agree
Chinese culture? Here the religion is banned and the people became Atheist, Yes indeed we have a long history but culture is preserved in Guiyang province (Poorest province of China).
Native Chinese here. Lived in the US for four months and now study in the UK. A lot of people here asked me whether or not I feel greater freedom in the UK, but sadly my answer is no and I plan to go back to China after I graduate. Indeed, I don’t feel freer living in the UK and more frequent I find live back in China is much more convenient because of mobile payment system and great infrastructure. And European people sometimes were awed by the fact that weed is strictly prohibited in China and felt sorry for Chinese who was not able to use it… really…don’t be…we trust our government and don’t feel it is a bad thing that detrimental things are prohibited by the government. But I have to admit that Chinese society is much more competitive than those of most other countries.
I've been studying in Canada for 8 years and may go to UK for masters, and yes I wish to go back to China after graduation too. After experiencing the virus and all those anti-China comments, news and videos, I genuinely feel that the western ppl are more brainwashed by their media and govt and I don't like it for sure
just amazingg, just amazing. Chinese has impacted me in my life in a positive manner, Their culture has made me feel how important is evereything...chinese people are amazing, I adore them all..
I really liked this interview it was a mixture of pros and cons and perspectives from different generations and demographics. I'd like to visit China one day because of the history, their traditional cultures and also to visit the different climate in different parts of China. Don't know if that day will ever come but one can dream lol
Minadrac north china snowed a month ago but south china is still in t shirt, u can imagine the climate difference 😂
@@gorgeousg7296 wow That's just how big China is, that's amazing.
Welcome to China. Whatever you are from, you are always welcomed💓
Welcome to China, international friends.
3:55 im from u.s. and im shocked that a Chinese man said we are well mannered than Chinese hahaha
Yes you are guys i comfirm
In the shows I watch, Americans are portrayed as non-thank you- saying people. Is this true ?
@@bean7496 From what I've experienced all my life in living in America, people tend to say thank you a proper amount. Obviously, there are some less than decent people who are don't but in my average day to day life I see people tend to thank others a lot.
I wasn’t really shocked. Before I went out, I always think west people are more mannered and politeness.
Samy K. Depending where you are, Chinese can be polite as well
As a Cantonese oversea student who study in Canberra, I would like to say that different countries have their unqiue features that attract people to live there.
Living in Shanghai is so different from living in any other Chinese city. Again, I think you guys should interview people in other cities.
in fact, there are people from different classes in shanghai. many people with low education like to come to shanghai for manual work。。
It is BETTER in Suzhou. :)
You are absolutely right. I think people living in other cities is more happy than in Shanghai with such high living cost. :)
Beijing or Shenzhen will be perfect.
All I was seeing was the background and their infrastructure China has developed so much ❤️
Since when does foreign nationality means US citizenship?? Please get a better translator! Or proof reader!
dxelson
if they are born on American soil they become American citizens regardless of parental nationality
dxelson Oh ok thank you for explaining. so there is essentially a discrepancy between the Chinese and the subtitles?
@@jasonhayford4014 yes... Its subtle.. But when your audience is so big these subtle differences or manipulations make a difference in the opinion of the viewers..
@Jason Hayford you meant "if they are born in X soil they become X citizens..." it's not only an American thing, you know?
even if I was born/grew up in Sweden didn't get a permanent citizenship and swedish passport until I was 5.
I’ve never been to China but I would love to . I’ve seen beautiful pictures of Chinas landscapes. And I also like the Chinese people. ❤️ from USA.
Thank you for this information. I think it's time that citizens start getting information from other citizens instead of depending on the untruthful media and our government. When American citizens realize how much they have in common with people in other countries, we may be able to develop a generation that does not believe in wars and a generation that appreciates others differences.
Stop asking questions to people in Shanghai, Seoul, and Tokyo Asian Boss! Try to broaden your spectrum of interview places so that you minimize the sample size bias and the regreesion of the mean fallacy!
Everyone can do this. :) They encurage it to, they also asked about india before. I think there are not a lot of other countires speaking.
how about you pay for the resources?
Except that Seoul and Tokyo are not that different to the rest of korea or japan. This is why china is still considered a developing country, because of the huge inequality.
Kimchi Taco Can you give some suggestions of what cities in these countries Asian Boss should go to, and how they would pay for this? They have a whole team that needs to get paid, along with equipment that needs to be bought/replaced (not all of them are volunteers). If you live in any Asian country, let them know you want to do an interview in a non traditional place (i.e., countryside of Mongolia). Do not expect to receive diverse answers though. Unlike in cities, people tend to have all the same opinions in less populated, more condensed locations.
@@deckcadetmiles My friends and I already applied many times to work for Asian Boss but all of us did not even get any reply back. Additionally, there are many other ways getting around with financial budget problems. You do not have to pay for someone to run this channel. Many volunteers are waiting and many people are willing to invest for this kind of rising cross-cultural platforms.
Recently I'm watching all the videos from asian boss. It's becoming interesting. I'm getting so much knowledge about other countries . I love it.
I worked teaching ESL in China for two years, and found most of the people I met there to be very nice; if I could, I'd go again and stay longer.
There's a saying my parents always used when I wanted to travel somewhere else and live. It says "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence". Another saying (I think I invented it) says "no matter where you go, you take you with you".
This is the biggest developing country, developing means a lot of things still need to improve. Currently China has just sort of get rid of poverty, but there is still a very long way to go to fully improve everything from public services to the majority of people’s manners in Chinese society. When people are suffering poverty, all their attentions are on how to improve the economic but will overlook a lot of things which are important but not as important as keep themselves alive, the Chinese society has just started to improve these other things recently. For a small country which has smaller map and only less than a million of population, making improvements can be easy and fast. But in a country this big with various kinds of people it could be hard and slow.
I'm living in Nanjing right now and I'm still super interested in all this insight about China, thanks for these videos!
老乡好，哈哈
Yes, Chinese do have the firewall on the internet, but you guys have the firewall in your mind.
Damn thats poetic lol
*s o c i e t y*
fact lol
dang that's a good one
lol not everyone believes everything they are told on the internet and social media in America. I don't, for one its easy to see its games it plays with everyone. China is a way different country than it was 30 or 40 years ago. Every country is feed propaganda and its sad.
We Chinese are improving like any other countries on this planet! We love everyone!
Tired of hearing popular media and economic views, I looked for myself and find Chna to be altogether better than portrayed. Thanks for making this.
A nation with the courage to self-criticism, guard against arrogance and rashness, and modesty is an inexhaustible driving force for development.
send them to downtown Chicago, and see if they'll survive til the end of the month.
obsidianstatue what do u mean
Tone E
murder and crime rates in any US cities big or small is higher than any CHinese cities big or small.
So Im saying none of them have even stepped out of CHina yet they have this very naive notion about the US and the west in general.
obsidianstatue yeah thats because of their censored media. They r all coddled
Tone E
I think it's the other way around, Chinese media portrayal of the US and the west in general is very positive, hence you get these people who has never lived abroad praising those countries, the only negative aspect about the west in Chinese media are about their politically antagonizing attitude towards China. So many Chinese don't like the government of the west, but are rather receptive of their people.
also censorship is less of a barrier than language barrier, vpn is extremely easy to use, and if your browsing experience only has one simple additional step of using VPN then. that's not even censorship.
the fire wall is there because the Chinese government don't want the anti-China news to reach critical mass in China, occasional curiosities don't bother the government.
English language news sites can be browsed without vpn (although I've tried it around 3 years ago)
Well that's only because Chiraq has a lot of "diversity", just like Baltimore and Compton.
The Chinese look happy to me.
And they are making progress every day.
People really don't appreciate what they have. It doesn't matter where we are, more we live in the same place, more we get bored of it
Oh i would love to go study in China for a year or so when I’m older. I wanna improve my mandarin that way, but I also think the culture and language is very interesting and beautiful and the country is very interesting to me aswell. ^_^
Love China 🇨🇳❤ from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
What it's like to live in China?
It feels like home...!
If they are Chinese...
What type of Question is this.....?😕
me too
So true that's what I came to my mind if they were interviewing me.
Right???
Stupid video
Like they have anything to compare it to
8:16 "Personally, I feel Chinese are very helpful to each other" (if they know them personally) I would add.
I'd love to visit China, what draws me the most is to learn about the people and their culture.
Maiden China visit was amazing.
Foshan, Guangzhou, Beijing were wonderful.
People were much cooperative, my observation.
As a Chinese university student, I know how hard to get a good ranking. my classmates have been studying. I'm sooooooooooo tired!
population bro, its the only problem. love from india
as a people born in China ,i think the best thing in China is SAFE ,i can walk on the street all the night ,no need to care whether there is anyone will hurt you.Maybe because of the kind of Chinese ,or maybe the responsibility of the government
The girl who said she'd go to South Korea because she is a kpop fan spoke my heart. But South Korea isn't all about Idols and Kpop. Culture shock is big when you move there. Also, Koreans are very hard working people so if you are not satisfied with your work hours in China. Forget Korea.
Japan Korea and China with HK are very pressure
I’m chinese and it’s amazing and beautiful in some parts of China. I love being chinese lol
I'm just surprised how honest they are in this video, I used to think that people in china are not allowed to talk freely. Looking forward to watching other videos
What makes you think that?
You can say whatever u wish just not allowed to criticize the government in harsh words that's it. Like last month, a middle school in China got shut down temporarily (stop recruiting students in the next 1 year or so) because it was reported by a student that the school oppressed them so much and Chinese on the internet gone nuts defending the students so the govt shut down the school and made them reorganize until the students and their parents are satisfied, so ya it def has freedom of speech in China
China is amazing, I will visit it one day . Mainly because of the technology+great food and culture
great food is really a mythos， as a chinese myself.
What it's like living in china?
I lived there for 5 years (city in northern China) and I can tell you this:
1. Housing is expensive! Rent for apartment with 2 bedrooms in decent neighborhood (not in international environment where expats live) can easily reach more than 6K RMB per month
2. Not much freedom in the internet. Even paid VPN is often getting blocked. However I can access many videos which is unavailable on RUclips for free on Youku and Sohu, like Sherlock series.
3. Chinese manners...... Well as far as I experienced it, the older generations is generally the ones who lack courtesy. Cutting the lines, spatting in public, talk loudly etc
4. Hygiene! I hardly find any clean public toilet there (clean=no smell, no residue), even public toilet at hotels and malls (Carrefour is the worst!)
5. Work ethics. I admire their attitude towards work and study. They take things seriously and work diligently. This applies to most of Chinese, from children to adults (Well the kids have long hours of school)
Well it's not a bad experience though..
I Chinese I would say you are 100% correct especially the old generation parts.
So you are foreigber who come to China? If so, you can use phone card in your country, buy overseas data package, you still can watch youtube and facebook etc. It work for me.
i am only lucky winner here,my partens just brought me a new house! ahahahhaahah
The older generations didn’t get good education. And the education program didn’t start in their generation, so they weren’t able to receive good education including how important it is to keep the environment clean and stuff
@@Zhake_the_Mighty_Dragon
It is not. Your country however is oppressive regime
感觉这些人有点对发达国家不切实际的幻想，所以我鼓励他们出国，出国了才知道爱国。
哈哈哈哈是的 出去待几年就不这么想了
大实话，没出国之前我也有过被好奇激发的各种想象，仔细看过之后才能回归现实，客观地就事论事
外国福利好也都是自己花税钱买来的。失败的人到哪里都一样。
不能一概而论 中国有优点 也有缺点
真的 我也是国外待了几年后更坚定了 还是国内好:什么国家都有缺点和优点
7:42 THAT TRANSITION THOUGH
IKR!
采访一些在国外真正生活过的人，这些人很多都没有真正在国外生活过，外国存在于他们的想象中，所以看不到真相。
@@gekongfei 主要是他们有时候看不懂，有时候选择自己相信的东西，也就是所谓生活在同温层。如果他们生活在非洲就能感受到国家的强大，和由此带给中国人的自豪。
确实
你完全可以问问在国外生活的人啊。。你会发现他们都会觉得孤独，因为即使国籍一样，外国人也始终不会把他们当自己人来看待。
人就是喜欢选择自己愿意相信的东西，这点，中国人，外国人都一样。
所以接受这种访问最好还是少说话，或者不要说话，容易被利用，满嘴抱怨在其他人眼里跟祥林嫂差不多。
I live in a poor country
And I really wish I could go to China for higher education and allso live there
Is this a good idea?
You can get scholarships to study in China if you have good grades
it depends on your options. China is a great idea but it certainly isn't the best idea. There are other places but some of these may be inconvenient, far from home, or hard to get access to their top quality education (let's face it all countries have a higher and lower end of education level)
@Illunworth but I think it should be a lot easier for foreigners studying in China
@Illunworth yes but this only applies for Chinese students up to high school. International students are very advantaged as they are exempt from gaokao (university entrance exam) which is VERY competitive. Hope this helps
Shanghai is not representative of most of China. That like asking Silicon Valley workers how the entire US is like.
exactly what I was thinking about
Chinese Sparrows Most people in Shanghai are immigrants and come from all over China. So I think it's a good way to represent the majority.
They said that though
Andi88kc and most of america’s population are immigrants.
They may as well move to Shenzhen then and conduct their interviews there since that is the most recent "melting-pot" city in China.
what shocked me the most was that they were saying that chinese People are rude
Star Faisal only few people, every country has bad mannered people, u should be shocked about this? ur country must be a paradise 🌚
well my country dose have few bad persons but we dont hear bad stuff from them atleast i dont
Yes we know, because we have to deal with those people with bad manners in our lives every day. And we can't just simply label a group of people with bad manners to demonstrate we are superior to them. We know why these bad manners exist and we are trying hard to improve them.
Wenxun Wang true
@@starfaisal2499 Yup we know that some of us are so rude and have bad manners. We know that it causes a lot of inconvenience in other contries. Trust me, we know and we feel so ashamed. The only thing i want you to know is that China has such a huge population. Thus, it owns the world nearly 2/7 population. The pencetage of people who are rude might be the same as other countries. China is still a developing country. Back then to 10 years ago, our people could not even affort to eat, needless to say that the older generations did not receive any education at all. Owning to these two factors, it is understandable that they don't have good manners. I am sure if other developing counties have such a big population like us, you guys are gonna biased against them, instead of China.
China is a very good country.
idk about you,but i'd like to live in China
Shame, I mean your choice, but their internet policies are hella restrictive because of their backwards government. You wouldn't even be able to access this site. Love the people and culture though.
take a year off at home and go! keep an eye on consulate/embassy jobs
same, china is not a bad country, i like it :)
Gunnery Sgt. Hartman I'd rather she live in China than the hundreds and thousands of American fifth columns we have in China. They all happen to be men :)
Gunnery Sgt. Hartman you are aware that the chinese have their own social media sites and internet browsers and not everything revolves around google and facebook right?
I've always wanted to go to China, because I'm a bit of a nerd and their history is deep and amazing, but I've always been a little intimated to go. I don't know why, I don't have that feeling traveling elsewhere. Perhaps it's cause the country is so large it's hard to focus on where to start and we are constantly fed negative news about China.
I think you should follow your heart, and not listen to those who have a vested interest to bad-mouth China and Chinese. Honestly, I never regretted my decision to visit China and it changed my life for the better. It will forever be where my better half hails from :)
I'm from Mexico and I had a Chinese student in one of my classes. He said what he liked about Mexico is that people take it easy here and he's not as stressed as when he was in China, he also mentioned that he loved having full access to the internet and international content lol.
U can jus use a free vpn and that will allow u to access anything
After living in Anhui Province in a gritty little town (between Hefei and Wuhan) I can honestly say that Shanghai is really not much different than NYC. IpNo way does it resemble how life is for people in the rest of China.
Daoistify did you lived in LuAn
The same can be said to NYC. "Real Americans" don't have "New York values".
I think that's the point. Big city living is so different than the majority. Why? Because in a big city you are surrounded by diversity. Diversity of people, ideas, cultures. So you are more open minded and experienced.
Are people in NEW YORK kidnapped by it's police , same as China?
Los Angels If I told you someone was kidnapped in NYC by the police, would you believe me? Why would you believe that when it comes to China?
I'm a chinese living in Philippines and i miss China. I miss the people, the food, the places, my friends, and everything. I wish i could return to China quickly
You no get chinese food in philly? Im in sydney, australia and my suburb is full of chinese restaurants..maybe 100 ! Its asian area
If there's anything I like about China, it's their shaolin martial arts, the large amount of their different historical culture traditions, every stories of their literature and some emperors, the geography, landscape and their food.
As much as their government goes well thats I think a different story for now.
I’m living in Canada where I get to enjoy those banned sites in China, but tbh when I go back to my hometown I don’t really miss Google, Facebook or RUclips. You still get to enjoy the same entertainments, but with Chinese websites. And with my close friends on Fb I can still contact them via Wechat. That’s why some Chinese people don’t mind the firewall because it’s not that you’re deprived of those websites, it’s just that you don’t need them. Like American people don’t need Weibo, Chinese people don’t need facebook. Although it’s another thing for censorship of international media and information.
I love that the guy wearing a hoodie saying 'unemployed' is explaining how tough is it out there.
Interesting video! Thank you so much! I’m an Asian living in the US. Never been in China yet heard a lot about the country, both good and bad things. For me, China has many attractive features that trigger me to discover and I want to experience life there one day. Just to shape my perception of the country by myself rather than being driven by what people talk or what social media’s portrayed it .
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Nightcor EDM weird
Yongshi Liang why
I find Chinese history and culture very interesting! The country definitely has it’s problems, but so does my country of Canada. I believe too many people write off China as nothing more than a communist country, and lose sight of it’s beautiful history, culture, and language.
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Yes i agree with you ,i think this is because everybody just see from one side not see the another side..
I don't know if there will be chance for you to see my comments here. But I wanted to share that I just started watching your videos. I really learned a lot from "culture, experiences and beliefs" etc. But the most touching content for me was the grandmother who earned just $2 daily. I love her positivity in life. ❤👏👏👏
In Aisan Boss, Asia ≈ China + Japan + Korea
I am using ≈ instead of ＝ because there are a few videos about Fillipines and India, only a few.
It should have changed its name into East Asian Boss.
Hope there are more videos about other Asian countries on the way.
Yeah but people think of China+Japan+Korea when they see Asia...They won't be interested if the channel interview someone from, say, Cambodia.
Oliver Huang or u can start ur own channel called se asian boss 😊
Chris Song cambodian boss lol
@@tonee4024 too bad this channel now onyl focusing heavily on south korea alone.
I've always wanted to visit china. The city looks beautiful
Its funny cause I live in Korea but I want to move to China, not in the cities though but in the provinces in China. I'm inlove with the simple lifestyle in the provinces in China. Chinese culture is so beautiful.
Love China from the USA 🇺🇲❤️🇨🇳
I agree with some unsatisfied opinions to some extent, especially about education. But I think they just need to be more realistic on how China can catch up to the other developed countries within such a short term and hold onto 1.4 billion people's desired life day by day.I couldn't imagine that I would be able to foster 14 children to live happily and equally based on a broken past.
People talk about economy but has 0 knowledge to analyze it properly. You said it very well. You can't just say that education is bad without taking in consideration all variables. Specially if you want to compare it to ther countries. From my point of view China is doing pretty well and will grow even faster at this rate.
That's why it says: Grass is always greener in the other side
China is really a fascinating country..☺️
China still has a long way to go .education,politics,economy,and so on.chinese just want to live a peaceful life.hope other countries know more and deep about china,so misunderstanding will reduce.
The Chinese are well informed and very candid.
I was waiting for that video ... thank you
0:45 "Cause I have no money." That sweater is perfectly succinct.
These people are so eloquent and grounded...
It would be interesting to hear the views of people living in second tier city's such as Dalian or Shenyang etc.
They are more lay back
One day I'd like to save enough money to visit China, I think there would be so many interesting things to discover. But I have no clue how I could handle the incredibly long flight!
films watching.....thats what i always do for the 11 hours long flights
Hóng XÚ Yea but I dont mean just spending the time, I mean not freaking out... This summer I did a 2 hour flight to Madeira and I just wanted it to end, I guess I'm scared of plane trips 😔
money always not enough . just go , my friend .
try to sleep or watch movies! The trip will be worth it and the food there is awesome.
Mariana Oliveira if u love surprise i suggest u to do this. buy the ticket to china, and few days before departure watch alot of fox news, cnn, bbc about china. you ll jaw drop when u arrive in china ,no matter what city you are going to. 😊
i gotta say one thing tho. I spend like couple months in China every two or three years to visit my family there, I think that, as a foreigner, if you can embrace and at least try to understand the culture differences, China is still pretty nice to live in (of course, most cities I mean..). It's safe there, people are hospitable and there are sooo many good food
挺喜欢这个节目(虽然依然使用绿镜录像)，人人都以务实的眼光看待陈述，不夸张，不过于偏激的态度分析。
可见每个人的思想都百花齐放，为何西方媒体还要对中国人如此的坷刻，压榨华人，耗无底线围挡中国发展，请问媒体请好回只答什么才是人类所说的“自由想知道
Sun and prosperity for the people?
What I noticed is the 'American Dream' is still pretty much alive in China.
Let me just put it this way. There is an old Chinese proverb. “ hearing about something for hundred times still isn’t as good as seeing it for one time”. After visiting some places in China for the first time, I was in a state of AWE. Total culture shock. I’ve beet so brainwashed oversees for so many years prior to visit.
Thank you. 🙏🏽great video and I want to visit some day.