I lived close to the Mayor's office so there was an army of street sweepers employed to keep that area clean... BUT, in the suburbs a bit further away there was always plenty of plastic bags floating around in the breeze, and with public toilets not too common, well that is why Chinese people take their shoes off upon entering a home. Then there was visual pollution... seems local government thought nothing of spray painting symbols and numbers on some buildings.... plus huge LED billboards that almost gave you radiation burns... Also the local government was always forcing people out of their homes on short notice and with little recompense then knocking the homes down and leaving miles of rubble... Having said all that, I had an interesting and not too bad a time there.
@@luifdls6217 I think it was actually more expensive than Shanghai... Over the years I was there food prices went up and up and accommodation was never cheap. I find that many clothing items can be bought in Australia cheaper. Depends on if you have a job with accommodation as part of the package I guess and what you want to spend your money on..
@@hhtravel8942 There is no future in Dalian or anywhere else in China at present times that you want to be associated with. That is why many Chinese people have got out or seeking to get out.
@@alfredneuman6488 lmao I live in Southern China and I make about half a million dollars from my business every year. Good job tellin me that there are no opportunities.
@@hhtravel8942 How much is made helping people get out of China? $500k may be a lot to you but it is small change compared to what my Chinese travels agent friends in China used to be making. Plus I was talking with a person whom I assume is NOT in China. Better opportunities for that person in say Vietnam.
@@alfredneuman6488 lmao you are a definitely a professional troll. Half a mil a month is a lot even in the United States, and I tell you what I have a US citizenship but I choose to stay and live in China instead of going back to USA.
At least in Sydney you can be free.... Also you can swim in relatively unpolluted water... And you can walk barefoot on the grass.... The sea food in both places is great though.
@@alfredneuman6488 have you been to beautiful,clean,modern, beautiful subway etc etc in Chinese cities.. china surroundings are very clean and their environment now are getting cleaner,greener and beautiful😝😜while in Europe, Australia and specially USA are becoming dirty old infrastructure etc etc take note homelessness are everywhere in USA, Canada, Australia,😝😜
@@darwinmagsino190 Yes, I have been on many Chinese subways, the Shanghai Maglev and a number of the very high speed trains. While the stations are generally reasonably clean, that often can not be said of their toilets nor the streets outside the stations. In the city where I lived in China, the homeless people seemed, from time to time, to "disappear" never to be seen again. All my Chinese friends thought that they had been taken to Hospital Number 2... A hospital run by the military where some people were recycled. While in China I also saw many new buildings... such a pity in the areas where the temperature drops below 0c in the winter that they use anti freeze to set the concrete off. The resulting cracks lead to a quick demise of those buildings. Overall Xi's comment about 'tofu dregs' being used in Chinese construction of anything was completely correct.
@@alfredneuman6488 lol but if you will compared Chinese cities to usa cities and Europe china is way way cleaner the surroundings of the streets are full of greenery,flowers,the parks are beautiful etc,,have you seen homelessness in USA cities I've seen my own eyes how USA look becoming third world..overall china is leading now in many areas and it's already..no wonder many white foreign in china is totally shocked how beautiful, clean,modern and advanced china today..
Such a mind-blowing city. Had a chance to visit it. Inspired me to visit so many other places in the country. Someday hopefully I can.
One of the best cities in the world
I have never looked directly at the sun until I lived in Dalian. The air pollution there allows you to do so without burning your eye balls out.
@@alfredneuman6488 Obviously you have never lived in Dalian. You are just a troll, bye.
havnt been back for years due to pandemic, miss my hometown
Excellent 👌 Amazing 👌 beautiful 💕 music 🎶👌
Leaved in this city for 2 years beautiful city
Great video, thanks. Dong Gang is so beautiful now. It's under development while I left home.
I was there 13 years ago......I can’t recognize the city now. Haha. So modern now.
I was living there then also.
Waoo so futuristic next level city quite spotless calm glassy skyscraper really it's considered as a dream destination.
How it appears on here and the reality are very far apart... I am speaking from experience there.
@@alfredneuman6488 hows the reality?🤔
I lived close to the Mayor's office so there was an army of street sweepers employed to keep that area clean...
BUT, in the suburbs a bit further away there was always plenty of plastic bags floating around in the breeze, and with public toilets not too common, well that is why Chinese people take their shoes off upon entering a home.
Then there was visual pollution... seems local government thought nothing of spray painting symbols and numbers on some buildings.... plus huge LED billboards that almost gave you radiation burns...
Also the local government was always forcing people out of their homes on short notice and with little recompense then knocking the homes down and leaving miles of rubble...
Having said all that, I had an interesting and not too bad a time there.
@@alfredneuman6488 oh thanks for your response..how about living costs is it expensive or??
@@luifdls6217 I think it was actually more expensive than Shanghai...
Over the years I was there food prices went up and up and accommodation was never cheap.
I find that many clothing items can be bought in Australia cheaper.
Depends on if you have a job with accommodation as part of the package I guess and what you want to spend your money on..
Боже ЕТО фантастика 😲
Interesting when I found my familiar places in the video
Agradeço à Grande e Bela China pelas vacinas enviadas ao Brasil!
Very futuristic city❤️🥰
exactly, I have some cool vids as well.
@@hhtravel8942 There is no future in Dalian or anywhere else in China at present times that you want to be associated with. That is why many Chinese people have got out or seeking to get out.
@@alfredneuman6488 lmao I live in Southern China and I make about half a million dollars from my business every year. Good job tellin me that there are no opportunities.
@@hhtravel8942 How much is made helping people get out of China?
$500k may be a lot to you but it is small change compared to what my Chinese travels agent friends in China used to be making.
Plus I was talking with a person whom I assume is NOT in China. Better opportunities for that person in say Vietnam.
@@alfredneuman6488 lmao you are a definitely a professional troll. Half a mil a month is a lot even in the United States, and I tell you what I have a US citizenship but I choose to stay and live in China instead of going back to USA.
Good.
Cool City
Very quite, look better than my city, Sydney
At least in Sydney you can be free....
Also you can swim in relatively unpolluted water...
And you can walk barefoot on the grass....
The sea food in both places is great though.
@@alfredneuman6488 have you been to beautiful,clean,modern, beautiful subway etc etc in Chinese cities.. china surroundings are very clean and their environment now are getting cleaner,greener and beautiful😝😜while in Europe, Australia and specially USA are becoming dirty old infrastructure etc etc take note homelessness are everywhere in USA, Canada, Australia,😝😜
@@darwinmagsino190 Yes, I have been on many Chinese subways, the Shanghai Maglev and a number of the very high speed trains. While the stations are generally reasonably clean, that often can not be said of their toilets nor the streets outside the stations.
In the city where I lived in China, the homeless people seemed, from time to time, to "disappear" never to be seen again. All my Chinese friends thought that they had been taken to Hospital Number 2... A hospital run by the military where some people were recycled.
While in China I also saw many new buildings... such a pity in the areas where the temperature drops below 0c in the winter that they use anti freeze to set the concrete off. The resulting cracks lead to a quick demise of those buildings.
Overall Xi's comment about 'tofu dregs' being used in Chinese construction of anything was completely correct.
@@alfredneuman6488 lol but if you will compared Chinese cities to usa cities and Europe china is way way cleaner the surroundings of the streets are full of greenery,flowers,the parks are beautiful etc,,have you seen homelessness in USA cities I've seen my own eyes how USA look becoming third world..overall china is leading now in many areas and it's already..no wonder many white foreign in china is totally shocked how beautiful, clean,modern and advanced china today..
@@alfredneuman6488 china is not perfect but to be honest china is way better compared to Europe and USA in many levels
GREAT CHINA
This is a litle bit better than my city. ( Jakarta city )
我每 天在㶶昴市 場買菜。
Driving could be much easier than othet cities since no bicycle riders
Plus many of the motorways which you pay to use have very little traffic on them.
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