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When I was working in China during the late 1990s and early 2000s there were few homeless people but mostly in big cities not in small towns. They would appear late at night and they would take shelter at 24hr cafes. Most of them do hold a job but they just don't want to rent an apartment but rather sleep out in the open and when the weather turns bad they hang out at 24hr fast food joints or sleep at their place of work double up as the " Unofficial " security guard. I know one of them who works as a cleaner at the place I was working.
@@wumao6797 But you are referring to 20 years ago. China has developed so much in 20 years ... I would guarantee you that if you went there today ... you would not recognise the country. I saw NO street people and I went to big cities. I went to Beijing and I went to Shanghai (plus many other cities). I saw NO street people in either of those Mega Cities ... and they are both bigger that New York City in terms of population ... yet in New York City there were Street People everywhere.
Western Media: our Democracy is great so that our homeless can have a freedom to roam free in the street, China kept their homeless in concentration camps 😂😂🙈🙈
Another thing is, Chinese people would always prefer to save some money, in case some unexpected accident happens, like losing their job, or someone in the family gets very sick and needs to be hospitalized for a long period, their life won't be dragged down. But in the US a lot of people don't save some of their salary for the future, so they are always in danger of losing everything.
@@dn9507 in america 3000 usd is not enough for cost of living and most people income lower than 3000. That's why in america people didn't go to work and just wait the stimulus from government. Because the stimulus pay them more money than them working. That's why america have worker shortage. The inflation in america make the cost of living increasing and keep getting higher.
The answer is quite simple Jason. If a nation constantly fights wars all over the world, they don"t have money for fighting poverty in their own country.
i used to volunteer @ needle exchanges & homeless shelters in Philadelphia, PA .. speaking to those people.. they hate China. all their problems are blamed on China, even their own drug addiction. (this is how propagandized Americans are)
@@white_devil_dethroner There is a Fentanyl problem in the USA but while it is made in China it is prescribed by US doctors and supplied by US pharmacists. They are propagandised to such an extreme the country is collapsing.
In 20 years China gdp grew 13 trillion $(2-15trillion) and USA grew 11 trillion $(9-20trillion), not bad at all for US but where did all that money go? to the already wealthy and super wealthy ones while the average Joe haven't seen their salaries raise for 30 years! That's the real problem.
I live in Bangkok,Thailand since many years. I haven't seen any homeless people. Why? Because the family members they help each other, take care of each other. They won't let any of the family members sleep on the streets and beg money. That's the nature of Asian people. Love and compassion. What a blessing !!!!
Like in Qatar under the football games, where people was forcibly removed from their current housing, their passport taken from them to keep them trapped for completion of stadiums.. So was it in China during the Olympic games in Beijing. Except it was their own citizens, who came from poor areas, predominantly in the south-western regions. In those villages there are not even streetlights, and the young strong goes to the big cities to work in unwanted jobs. Such services as maids, factories and harbour work.. When the Olympic games were to begin, they were kicked out of the city so they would not be seen. As they are like immigrants in their own country.. a low standing citizen, in what is portrayed as a progressive nation. That is how communism work. Only a select group can reap the benefits from the work of many
I live in California and it’s horrible , it’s so bad right now, they the people are trying to recall their governor in a vote . Thanks for sharing China 🇨🇳 is beautiful
I'm in Phoenix AZ and this city is being flooded with Californians migrating out of that state. Property prices are going up like crazy and has driven many young professional middle class Arizonians out of the market. People with Californian license plates drive like maniacs on the freeway. I hope they don't turn Arizona into another liberal state.
@@bohan9957 hahaha…okay I’m mean no disrespect, just so you know that every summer we see cars with Arizona licenses driving around in San Diego beach areas like maniac. We had the same complains about Arizonans. 😂😂😂
I just sent this link to a friend, who had a completely incorrect impression of China. This one is a fantastic video to start with, particularly if one is new to your channel. She will watch all your old videos and future ones as well as subscribe.
Thank you very much for introducing the real China to your friends.More than 70 years ago, China was one of the poorest countries in the world.China has developed rapidly in the past 40 years, although it may not be perfect now.Most Chinese people are very hardworking and believe that China will get better and better
@@franklinpenguin My pleasure, it is time the rest of world wakes up, and sees the truth. Now with the Internet and Mobile phones there is no excuse. I wish we had those in the 1970's and 1980's
Amazing. I come from India and overpopulation is often thrown in as one of the reasons, as to why we have many citizens in extreme poverty. However, China has even more people than us. Having lived in London, even Tier 4- Tier 5 cities in China look better. Not to mention, minimal violent crime, strict drug laws and a law biding society. We all have a lot to learn from China!
here I am a Latino living here in San Diego California and yet I have more respect for the Asians here and the Chinese community as well for their hard work and care for family values 😊
This is sooooooo true. I've travelled to USA and I've travelled to China. The thing that caught me by surprise is the Street People in USA. I even saw the ones you see on TV in Los Angeles under one of their bridges holding a sign saying he was a retired Vet and needed food. In New York City, I was staying on the 20th Floor of a Hotel only to be woken up by noises of bins at ground level were Street People were going through the trash to find stuff. The amount of Graffiti in USA was disturbing ... some were Artistic, others were not. But in all of China, I never saw ANY Street people. Everybody had a home to go to. And their Cities were absolutely clean. So for those trashing China ... you really need to go and visit China to see the TRUTH. I could NOT believe how misguided and misinformed we are until I visited China for myself. I was blown away. It was NOTHING like we've been told back home. And China is the most Futuristic Countries I've ever visited ... leaving all other countries (even USA) for dead. A Coopers to China!
@@johnchow8372 Good point. I didn't think of that. So ... we're all in a dilemma then. USA citizens are trapped in their own Country and hence will never be about to objectively see the truth and hence are bound by what they're being told by the Media. Sad. And a bit worrying as well because they can be manipulated into conflict as determined by their Corporations. You just reminded me. USA Citizen have the LOWEST ownership of Passports in all the developed countries of the world. Which ... what you pointed out ... could be the reason for that.
Couldn't agree more, GDP surely seems very misleading as an economic indicator, unless China is grossly understating its vs The US overstating its. Also, GDP doesn't reflect the lack of violent crime and the absence of homelessness. I think the day China (officially) surpasses The US economy in the not too distant future, is the day many people will be more curious and open minded about China.
Speaking of graffiti: If you see graffiti along a street in any Chinese city, they're always work of arts and and you're completely safe, day and night. If you see graffiti in any U.S. cities, turn around and get the hell out of that area. You're in a bad neighborhood and might get mugged or shot. Usually these graffiti are filled with racial hate slurs, Nazi symbols, and gang signs. Sad...
Chinese parents would like to support their children in buying a new apartment for marriage, but they also control their children a lot, like schools or hobbies ...hahaha, but they definitely love their children from another aspect
India is now the country with the largest population. In fact, China’s concept of health was very poor 20 years ago. However, through education and government intervention, China has improved a lot.
Then you haven't seen how badly affected they are, by smog.. Plus other dangerous polluting substances. Recently it has been revealed, that for over 12 years, trucks carrying fuel and crude oil.. drove straight from the refinery to the cooking oil factory. Without cleaning the tanks.. Now there is talks of the link between the toxic materials, and the high number of cancer cases in China. Last time this was a big story was back in the 80's.. also in China. Imagine what is going on behind the curtain. That too can be said about India, where the government is in control of what news comes out
@@xieyvchen You haven't heard of the many food scandals..? Such as gutter oil, and fake animal meat made from ground up news papers.. cyst riddled pork meat from breeding hogs and sows otherwise used for suckling piglets. These are pigs, that is normally not used for human consumption. Due to their poor meat after years of substandard living.. A pig used for suckling piglets is, for 95% of its life, confined to a cage to allow piglets easy access so they are to grow faster. The pig is fed with food stuffed with medication and growth hormones
My half brother lives, works and my sister in law is Chinese . If you ask me if China is advance I can say it is true! I still use my ATM and cash whereas they use digital pay as the norm in China. You can even buy stuff from a vendor at the flea market using just your smartphone! China has more people using digital pay than any country in the world. I just wish we were more adaptable to new technology and embrace it but some people are just not use to changes but China is open to it.
When I grew up in China, I had never seen any homeless people in any Chinese cities. Although the average income of the people in China is lower than many western countries, most Chinese owe their houses, and there is no need to pay house tax and council tax, the utility bills are very cheap as well, food and other service costs are cheap too, so the people's living standards are actually no worse than many developed countries.
I have to say it's not true. Decade ago, I was in college, a homeless lady wandered in campus for years since she have some mental issue. Luckily, she got help from government before I graduated, sent to home town and get basic allowance. I also saw few homeless man during my childhood, not much but do exist. I also saw some of them in midnight MacDonald in Beijing few years ago. Though, I have to admit that homeless isn't common.
I’m a Vietnamese, 10 years ago I went to Melbourne for studying, the very first thing that shocked me is that there were many homeless people on the street of Melbourne CBD. They’re not old or disabled or mental ill people but young and look strong, and yes they still asked for other people money and mercy. In my country, no one would behave like that, as long as you have no health issue, you’ll want to work for money, if you’re ill, disabled your family, your neighborhood and local authority will take care of you. The 2nd shocking issue for me is the racism among my western Aussie classmates, they think they’re superior and I feel sad for them. Tellers in the bank, shop clerks, they all show their racism to Asian people like me. Many of my friends admire western culture, freedom but not me. I decided to come back to my country, now I’m proud of my decision to comeback and contribute to my motherland. You’re welcome to come and see my country, and you’ll feel like you’re at your home with our people warm regards. See you, my friends.
Western countries have prejudice and discrimination against all but their white counterparts. They treat black people with fried chicken and watermelon, and yellow people with squinting eyes. It is their norm to think that they are superior, and their vagabonds are also normal, such as drugs, casinos, and the pornography industry. Of course, this is part of it. There are also failed entrepreneurs and unemployed workers, which is also their government's inaction🤔🤔🤔
Very appropriate video, I just got home, was grocery shopping (I live in Montreal, Canada). The supermarket is around 4 blocks from my house, I live downtown; Oh dear, the homeless, the drunks and the junkies are taking over the city. There are streets that reek of piss, and with this heat, the situation is dire. Disgusting.
I visited Montreal in 2019. I took the metro on the day I arrived there. There were 2 people holding paper glasses begging for money at the exit ticket gate. It was so funny. I had seen beggars in every country including China, but never at a ticket gate.
Your comments hit me. I live in Shanghai and am planning to move to Vancouver for study. I'm still on the fence because of COVID-19. I want to go to Canada to study master program in computer science and then look for a new job. Because I yearn for that kind of life close to nature. I heard that Canada is very clean, Canadians are of very high quality which is against what you say. Now I'm confused. I have a well-paid job in Shanghai, however, feel much pressure to afford a house( an apartment with 100 square meters in shanghai needs 1.5-2 million USD ), so I want to live in Canada. As a Canadian, can you give me some advice on whether I should immigrant Canada?
@@zhewu9052 I am in Vancouver right now. This is where my house is, not where my home is. Vancouver apartment pricing is about CAD 1800/sqft,, plus strata fee, varies depending on areas, say 600 bucks a month, plus all bills. If you come out here, you are all Canada needs. They just need your butt here because as soon as you landed, you started paying right away. DON'T BE STUPID!
The real truth about homelessness is that it is mainly an overwhelming sense of "HOPELESSNESS". *I live in the Bay Area. When people feel they don't belong (family/community) or they can't keep up with the capitalistic class system (money) the abysmal downward spiral of mental depression often than not leads the individual to resort to drugs to cope... ensuring their ability to comeback that much more challenging. The problem with worshipping money above all else is what you see in the West: no communal identity and therefore no loyalty to each other...
I was homeles n broke once,,never touched booze or drugs just looked for work until I found it ,if theres was no work I traveled where it was. Saved enough to buy house,fliped it and made more $ bought new house cash, life is what you make it. !
It's true the government has done a lot to help people out of poverty, but in Hong Kong you can find homeless individuals in certain places late at night. The Hong Kong government is trying to deal with this problem. There are many causes of this problem such as high rent, high living standard and unemployment etc.
Chinese people are worshiping money too, but in the Chinese culture you have a strong sense of collectivism whereas in Western culture the sense of individualism is given priority to (hence the priority given to human rights and freedom of speech as compared to alleviation of poverty or protection of minorities)
Jason, you and Jiao are both important asset for China: introducing to the world the real China. For being a socialist country, the government devoted much resources to "eliminate" poverty, build modern infrastructure and "lift" the poor. Chinese, rich and poor, now enjoys their life much better than 40 years ago, thanks to the reform. Chinese government has been doing a good job building up the country, better than US for sure.
I am a Chinese people. Welcome to my country China. And visit, travel and learning Chinese language. Chinese like peace. But USA government like war. I hate it.
Greetings from Shenzhen. 12 years ago in Beijing there were still a little bit of homeless but they were taken care with the poverty program since about 9-10years ago... Since then, I didnt see any. Now in Shenzhen for 2 years and still no homeless anywhere, wherever I go, even the small factory cities around or the villages etc... Been in almost all provinces, and worked with a lot of minorities programs aswell, so I've travelled a bit, but this is something they really worked super well on. Great video, you got a new subscriber
It is very difficult to believe this RUclipsr, as I got taught that only a DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY can create an ecosystem to eradicate homelessnes and poverty . Plus China, officially is a DEVELOPING NATION . Can you imagine how wealthy China will be when it becomes a DEVELOPED NATION - HOLY COW.
@@laisensei6984 I did question my "indoctrination" at the grand age of 67! I'm so glad I did, because China has, & continues to evolve a governance system which works for her needs. I'm fed up of the "China bashing". IMO we could learn so much from her to improve our own governance. For a start - stop criticizing everyone else, keep our "eyes on our own plate", understand the fundamental causes of our problems, & get on & do something about it.
I'm actually a bit perplexed on why the Chinese government continues to call China a developing nation. Is it because of the low Per Capita compared to other industrialized nations? Mathematically, Chinese per capita is low because of China's huge population. If you factor in GDP, manufacturing throughput, industrial diversity, technological expertise, advanced infrastructure, human development index, literacy rate, health care system, and number of Chinese global corporations in the fortune 100 category, China ticks every box to be categorized as an industrialized nation.
@@bohan9957 Because despite how developed coastal cities and coastal provinces has gotten over the years, there are still multiple areas of the inland provinces that can still be considered in not very different from the state of a developing nation. Even the so called "nine years of obligatory education" has yet to fully cover every single corner of the country. Much more still needed to be done before the entirety of the country can be considered a developed nation. Good thing is that the Chinese government is very willing to invest as much resources as possible to get those distant inland areas out of poverty.
Jason, most of people in the west can't even tell where Asia is , let alone the difference between Asian countries. I appreciate for your efforts to educate western people about China. A big challenge ahead but I hope you will succeed.
Some Americans can't even tell on their own map where they are, LOL... I ain't kidding ya, kiddo. My classmate from Philadelphia had a tough time pointing out his home city during a seminar. He pointed to Chicago.... LOL. This is a true story!
The senior management person ,my previous boss visited my country in ASEAN near year 2000.he was impress our upper middle-class live semi luxury life. Needless to say, many ASEAN people are well educated , run businesses well and live a very comfortable life The west still think most of us live in semi slum environment
in fact, China looks nice for traveler (cheap food, safe, high efficiency and travel convenient) but if you live in China, you will face: expensive house, kids education, competition pressure, political opacity...
Jason, You nailed it when you answered your mother-in-law's phone call for dinner in local dialect (which I speak). Enjoy your life in China, it probably does not get any better than that.
I think you really covered it with the way families are in the US compared to China. Something has changed in the last 50 years in the US where most families are not close and do not help each other the way they used to. I remember years ago when my grandparents were alive we would have cousins upon cousins at family visits. Now even siblings do not talk as much or help each other.
Similar changes have taken place in China. After all, sometimes you can't participate in festivals because of work. The Chinese New Year is a family gathering Festival. Maintained the relationship with grandparents, cousins and cousins. The second largest festival, the Mid Autumn Festival, is also a festival that emphasizes the reunion of family members. Maintain the relationship between parents and grandparents.
@@arossaos344 Then you can choose not to participate. This is not mandatory. This kind of party can be played with cousins of the same age. Taking me as an example, I also choose to sit at the same table with my cousins of the same age.
OMG Life in a small Chinese city could be sooooo happy with your families and friends around. Everyone always support each other. Super low cost but the city has everything you need!
I am retired , I remember when people with mental problems were taken care of here in the US. In the 80's they were released and many became politicians and presidents.
Reagan released them all under the precept that the only reason they are having problems is because they are mistreated in mental institutions, and if they are put in neighborhood group homes they will get better. As someone who had a group home two doors down, with them fighting one another and once, a semi-nude one decided to sit on my porch, I can tell you Reagan was wrong and stupid.
Me too, I thought L.A is the best city so I went to L.A, I saw maybe 40 tents in a small square in a park so I told the taxi driver “wow! They are going to have a concert or event in this place! Look at those tents , so cute, maybe they are waiting the star. What event is it? Who will perform? “ But the taxi driver didn’t answer me anything. Other people in the taxi looked embarrassed and avoid my question too. I went to San Diego old town station. I saw many rats are running , I was very happy because I love animals and I never seen rats in china, I thought they are very cute like pets. I mean I still think they are cute. Even racons are very cute too.
Watching your videos has convinced me I'm in the wrong country. Take the topic of this video for example; I just got back from a walk in the US. I was asked for change from several people, the first one, I only had a dollar on me, so I gave it to him to be nice. He immediately asked me for drugs when I handed him the money. I've also noticed a distinct lack of roadside trash in your videos. The egg was cracked, true. However, the trash I saw on my walk was empty liquor bottles, drug needles & random piles of miscellaneous junk. Normally I'd pick the trash up, but I stopped doing that because of COVID. Seriously! Who leaves used drug needles at a playground where children play? Anyway, I hope I can explore China someday. Keep up the great work!
China is friendly, beautiful, clean and very safe. You can get everything you want at very reasonable prices. The scenic spots are awesome. I bet you will not regret visiting China and Will go back for more like I do.
I once walked alone at 2am in the street in Shenzhen and it was safe and peaceful and the air was cool and fresh. There were still fruit stalls operating at this time of the night. How wonderful.
As a native Chinese, I will tell you that there are homeless people in China, but you can't see them, most of them are in remote places, but all the big cities have city managers who do not allow homeless people and street vendors. Chinese people attach great importance to family and stable job, many parents will use all the money to find a job for their children and get married, buy a house, buy a car
After traveling 43 countries, I can definitely say, Chinese government care and love its people and has uplift millions out of poverty in past thirty years. During this thirty years corruption has entered into the people of USA. They just worship money and left great family values which made them a great nation once. I pray Chinese people stay lovely like they always are. Thanks for a beautiful video blog
@@omav999 so what, I didn’t say it has taken out everyone but hundreds of millions out of poverty. China definitely is a success story. Go visit 30/40 cities of China and compare it with India or USA or Africa. They made lot of progress on infrastructure and poverty elimination
China is awesome! I hate that I wouldn't be able to listen to some of my favorite music like Mercyful Fate or Felled but heck! Look! Did they take influence from Socrates? Also, don't like the sexism there... And racism seems to be there through videos I watched to.
@@DillyDallyLove according to the videos I've seen, black people are hunted and killed every day by the police. Forced to do slave work in private prisons. Even the Obamas are afraid their children will get killed by the racist American police. I doubt China is worse than that.
High living cost is not an excuse to have so many people living on the street. Singapore is a high living standard county and you will find difficult to see anyone living on the street. Homeless people is a very common issue in western county.
I think it's also about the culture. In many Asian cultures, we are taught that as long as you can still move around, you should go find a job and work to support yourself and your family. That's why in China you see people who lost everything from tragedies working really hard to get their life back. You see people who lost their legs or arms from accidents learning how to adapt to new life and take the challenge and develop new skills. I used to buy hand-made clay flowers from a disabled man on the street every week. He lost both hands and one leg from an accident but he never gave up his life. Instead, he learned how to make decorations using his mouth and arms and foot and even made it to the newspaper with his story. He never took donations from people buying his stuff. And he's just one example of the many.
The legendary Mr. Lee Kuen Yew is the best leader in the world for me Singapore is the best country in Asia. and of course Most singapore also Chinese descendants THE only con the island is too small..but its okay they can visit malaysia and thai with ease and powerful SGD. its a win . Im just a humble Malaysian XD
I love how the neighborhoods have big squares and gardens!! i miss the night time in China and watching the people dance and exercise!!! once a group of ladies wanted me to join the dance and woow, when you watch them it looks easy but i swear it's hard to follow all the steps with the beat 🤭
Thank you for your contribution to spreading the Chinese voice. 🇨🇳 The best wishes come from Taiyuan(another "poor" city), Shanxi Province, China.👏👏👏优秀
they don't have to "spread the Chinese voice", it is the truth nothing less than the truth. China did well....i am a long time sailing Engineer onboard ship, seeing the world and living standard. 30~40 years ago China was poor living standard was low....but still no homeless, now china is richer than before, living standard is proud and clean...also no homeless. That's the differences between the lousy part of democracy and the good part of communism...i believe.
@Cooder Koonassgrabber If you think there will be a civil war in China, we can wait together. I believe you can live 100 years. If there is no civil war until then, you must apologize to the whole Chinese people. China today is no longer what it was more than 120 years ago. Please don't look at a country with outdated thinking. The Chinese people are more united than ever before. Every country will encounter disasters. Whether it is the flood in Germany, the flood in China or the earthquake in Haiti, we should all feel pity. If you still have a little humanitarian spirit, you should not make unwarranted accusations against the disasters of other countries. If you respect natural science, you will know that this is a disaster caused by global warming. China has a vast land area, and it is normal for China to be affected by natural disasters occasionally. Every country has its own problems, and China is no exception, but you can't discredit China without real evidence. This is a manifestation of disrespect for science and facts. There is an old Chinese saying that "hearing is false, seeing is true". I believe you have not been to China. Please take a look at the real China. Don't live in lies all day. You can't evaluate a country by your own imagination, which is illogical. I am a senior high school student. I am talking to you with the thinking of a senior high school student. Please don't reply to me with the thinking of a baby. 如果你认为中国会爆发内战的话，那我们可以共同等待，我相信你还能活100年，如果直到那时都没有爆发内战的话，你就必须向全中国人民道歉。现在的中国再也不是120多年前的中国，请你不要以过时的思维去看待一个国家，现在的中国人民比以往任何时期都更加团结。每个国家都会遭遇灾难，不管是德国的洪水、中国的洪水还是海地的地震，我们都应该感到怜悯，如果你还有一点人道主义精神的话，就不应该对别国的灾难进行无端的指责。如果你尊重自然科学，就会知道这是全球变暖带来的灾难。中国有广阔的国土面积，偶尔受到自然灾害很正常。每个国家都有各自的问题，中国也不例外，但你不能毫无真实的证据就抹黑中国，这是不尊重科学，不尊重事实的体现。中国有一句古话，叫“耳听为虚，眼见为实”，我相信你没有来过中国，请你来看一看真正的中国，不要整天生活在谎言当中，你不能凭借自己的想象去评价一个国家，这是不合逻辑的。我是一名高中生，我正在以一名高中生的思维跟你说话，请你不要以一个婴儿的思维回复我。
The city where you live has relatively high housing prices, and my hometown is also a Tier 5 city, which may be a bit smaller than the city where you live. But the rent for a year there is only 800 U.S. dollars
WOW, I'm in Canada and for two rooms, with shared washroom, kitchen and laundry, I pay 800 CA a month!! AND that is with family. When I was looking, the average for a 2 room basement apartment in the outer Toronto area, was from 1100 to 1800 (and some of the were right dumps) a month. No way I could afford that on a pensioners income of 20,000 a year.
Western Media: our Democracy is great so that our homeless can have a freedom to roam free in the street, China kept their homeless in concentration camps 😂😂🙈🙈
Western media would say banning drugs or having harsh punishment on drug dealers is against human rights. “It’s basic human right to allow drugs enter my body. It’s my body, it’s my choice”
@@geoff9858 exactly! in the US is my right to have covid, its my right to die from covid and stupidity. U cant tell me i have to wear a mask, u cant force me to get a vaccine. This is my body, if i want to be a covid carrier and contribute my body to the virus mutation revolution for their cause that is my right! is my right to carry a machine gun thru malls and school. those are basic human rights, CCP should never take those away from humanity.
@@geoff9858 ikr, us americans are the supreme rules of the world. our believe should be the only true believe in the world. im so glad i found another viewer on this channel who also speaks trumptard.
I lived in China for four years, in Shandong province and i travelled around, Beijing, Anhui, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Wuxi, Xian, Shanghai, Nanjing, Rizhao, i've been in big cities and it small villages and not once have i ever seen a homeless person. I can't swear there's none, China is too big, but personally not one. I am Spanish and here also there's more and more precariousness
@Daniel Okeke TV that might be wherever you live, not where i lived in China! actually many nights i've passed by the McDonnald's near my house and never have i seen any homeless person sleeping in there. Not in there nor in any other place. And why would i need a chinese person to identify a homeless person?🤣 a homeless person is someone who doesn't have a house, so either sleeps in the streets or spends the nights in some night shelter... In Spain, where i'm from, it's not rare to find homeless persons sleeping under bridges and alleys, in the bank office doors and other shop doors, also in the parks, even during the daytime... 🤷🏻♀️
@Daniel Okeke TV Also, McDonald's is open 24h and those places or karaokes for example are were some people can just spend the night. i knew a chinese student whose father was violent, she spemt some nights around those places! About actual homeless people staying at McDonald's i've only heard about it in Hong Kong and that area, no surprise after decades of british economy-politics... life in Hong Kong area is only affordable for a few, house pricing, salaries and life cost... they have big problems! hope the chinese government will soon pit and end to all that
@Daniel Okeke TV yeah Guangzhou, a walk away from Hong Kong! yeah, Hong King have their own government... and still are under China legislation overall so again, hopefully things will change!! Also, if you don't know where i lived in China, care to read my comment in the first place 🤣 Again, as i alreqdy said not everyone sleeping at a McDonalds is an actual homeless person, there are multiple cr@p situations as for why someone will nap in there, as i also already said. But you stay pressed and obsessed dude
@Daniel Okeke TV Shops don't "give them shelter" but rather people is free to hang out in 24h open shops. McDonalds near my house eas a great choice for a burger+cone after going out to the pub!! i can tell who is drunk napping, who is wandering, who is passing by and who is a homeless person which usually carries with him/her all the life belongings with them around, and again as i already said in my 1st comment... i haven't ever seen a homeless person in my YEARS of living in China 🤷🏻♀️🆒
@Daniel Okeke TV in China they dont usually throw you out anyway, you can stay there studying, working, sleeping or doing whatever, the workers won't care and companies won't even bother to mind other people'd business. As i said i know people that have stayed the night in restaurants and karaokes, it's not that my chinese boyfriend has told me, it's also my chinese friends and specially my own experience of years living in China, again i haven't seen homelessness as there's in the Western countries, it's shameless here (the West). I've just come back from the city centre in Madrid and i've seen more than10 and some empty beds+personal items in two closed shops doorways... it's getting worse and worse and in the meantime governments are busy minding their mogul friend's pockets...
My experience in L.A. was shocking. Walking down Hollywood Blvd, there were trashes everywhere. A big black trash bag was blowing into air and floating everywhere. Venice beach had homeless tents everywhere. That was a little over 2 years ago.
LA is way too overhyped and misrepresented. There are glamorous pockets where the rich live but the average person cannot afford to live in those areas. The core of the city and where most live and hang out is much more run down and awful looking, just with palm trees all over to try to distract from the reality of what it looks like at ground level especially as a pedestrian. The nicest spots are near or in the hills or along the coast, minus Venice area. The rest, not so nice looking. San Diego and Santa Barbara are much better looking as a whole but there are also many homeless in them as the homelessness issue is a national problem in the US.
TIBET HAS A HIGH SPEED RAILWAY .INDONESIA ALSO HAS ONE AND IS BUILDING ANOTHER... HOW MANY KILOMETERS OF HIGH SPEED RAILWAY LINES DOES THE US AND THE RICH DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL VALUE BASED ADVANCED WESTERN COUNTRIES HAVE????
Thank you 😊 so much, you have really opened our eyes to China,i now have a worthwhile view about china and Chinese, food culture on the streets is fantastic, cheers 🎉
Also important to note is the cultural difference. One of my relatives was down on their luck, practically the whole clan pitched in to help, even distant relatives.
Chinese have a government by the people and for the people...But in US the government only for the rich and by the rich...That is the difference......Long live china..And long live CPC....With love from India....Please don't go to democracy like us....Here our political parties only aim is to there next election victory...Nothing more....Grate video...Hats off Jason..
@@anindividual9225 But who would be that president were decided by about 100 million party comrades in a meritocratic way ......And that 100 million party comrades selected by people in the grassroots level by open vote...Some what different democracy than you think...But China prove it is very effective and progressive in there country's special cultural characteristics...Try to understand that different cultural uniqueness...
I’m from the USA and have travelled to China for work many times. This man is 100% correct. The USA is collapsing and hasn’t been great since the 1980s
Totally agree 1000%. USA is out of control. I'm a foreign student from Indonesia ( Honestly, the Universities in USA are still one the best in the world), I witness so many homelessness, crimes , break-in ( cars), drug addicts and gun violence. Most of the street, in the poor area, are littered with garbage and human feces. San Francisco.....you just type " Tenderloin area", " Break-in" , " stealing "and " Crimes". At night ( 10PM...) the city, basically, is dead!!! So Irony, the Policeman of the world but USA can't even control/manage the country.
@@hugozhong9532 What do you mean by pointing out USA? The president of USA? The Parliament of USA? The CIA? The FBI? Or the people? Who can control all the social medias? Can they forbidden the social media? Just curious!
I was in San Francisco before. Within the time of smoking one cigarette in front of my hotel, there were at least 2 homeless asking me for a cigarette. There are tents just next to the road too, don't need a tunnel.
That because China made no bone about China being socialism. / communism. Latest is Xi talking about a fairer distribution of wealth and government looking into transparency of payments of commission to cab drivers. A leader in a capitalist nation would be castrated and ousted within days if he make that statement.
In China (and to a less extent in Russia) the Oligarchs are controlled by the Government for the benefit of the people. In the West, even Canada, the Oligarchs control the government for the benefit of the elite 1-5%. There is no equitable distribution of wealth. In America Especially!! There, Lobbying of Government, is legalized Bribery. In most cases 90% of legislation is created to benefit the Wealth, often times written by those who benefit from it by the Lobbyists. The 10% of legislation, faces a harder path to being enacted, because it often goes counter to the benefit of the Wealthy, as it benefits the lower classes. Just look at the legislation during the Reagan to Trump era, that was suppose to aid the countries poorest during times of want. Who got the most (often 80-90%)? It was bailouts for the wealthy, and an after thought pittance for the rest of society. Even their Covid Relief packages. That should open the eyes of the population, but the Media, ranted against it as Communism or Socialist Policies, to a society brainwashed to believe that they will one day be in the upper class, if they work hard. They vote against their own best interest for that reason.
The Western media is too powerful, afterall, one of their strengths are at brainwashing the people. But situations are changing, there are more americans being aware of it but they still have a long way to go
i really want to go to China after watching it. That kind of city with a good, clean and well organized infrastructure and safe environment shows high standard of living.
The food here is also good, bro... welcome to China and feel it with your heart.... ha! We all should try our best to make good living for ourself and for our own country
Have you noticed something...something very important? NOBODY IS WEARING A MASK except that one guy earlier in the video. China people do not believe Covid exist.
I visited Hawaii in 2018. On the first day of the trip, I saw heaps of tents with suitcases in a seaside park. I thought they were tourists having fun initially, but I realized I was wrong later. Ironically, a few good-looking and well-dressed Japanese couples were taking wedding photos in the same park. What a different world in such a short distance!
I love how they build a city with houses and garden together . Everywhere around the building , you can find some plants and trees . Some lake as well .
It's so hard to know what's true or not anymore, I know for sure I don't really trust the media here in America. Wish I could afford to go to China and see for myself, but unfortunately I can't abs I feel like my county wants it that way
I am just an English beginner.so I can't fully understand what you said.but if you want to come to China.we must be welcome.we welcome all the people want know us. Some media made too many fake news
@@boyangchen4142 unfortunately I just can't afford the plane ticket, it's over $1000 and people in the Midwest where I live just can't afford that. We all love check to check, even one week of missed work and we are in trouble
Actually travel to China is very cheap. Before the pandemic (it is very different during the pandemic) the cost of flights (2 way tickets from CA to China could be as low as US$500. Hotel and food are much cheaper than US too
Why are you asking China to do everything? We should instead be inspired by the development of infrastructures in China and do it ourselves.. like the highways, railways and hydropower stations that they've built in rough geographical terrain like ours.. we should be focusing on producing scientists and engineers instead of hotel and tourism managers.. we should stop the people of the four major indigenous ethnic communities Magar, Gurung, Rai and Limbu from serving in foreign armies.. Nepali and their children living abroad should be inspired to return to Nepal and develop this country
I am not from China. Nepal is located next to the most environmentally harshest provinces of China where food cannot be grown to support its population. The 2 1/2 million natives rely on food grown in valleys and other parts of China. That is why about 3 million Tibetans live in other Chinese provinces as far north in Gansu about 1000 km from Tibet. That said, the terrains from China to Nepal are treacherously steep and rugged to build a rail system ranging from 4000 m in Tibet to Kathmandu of about 1500 m. To power the trains, there is also no electricity along the route from Shigatse to Kathmandu. As a crow flies, the distance maybe about 250 km, but the rail line would likely be double that distance to avoid rivers, mountains, and permafrost land. The cost of building that railway will likely be more than the GDP of Nepal. My best wishes to the folks of Nepal.
@@Mayangone yeah by the time the train line will be built and start running, the world might already have invented new transportation technology suitable for transport between the region..
Hi Jason and ALL ! I've Been to China Quite few Times. I Did Never, Ever, See a Homeless / Beggar Person There : Shanghai , Beijing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Kunming, Guilin, Yangshuo, Lijiang...Even in Remote Areas Like the Small Village of Qiaotou in Yunnan Province, Where I Started The Insane 3 Days Tiger Leaping Gorge Trek. One of the Reasons is Because Chinese People Are Happy With Their Government Huge Investments Everywhere. Another Reason is There Are Jobs Available Everywhere→→→Everywhere.
Indeed the last time I saw a beggar in China was in 2001, at a bridge in Beijing. Since then, much has changed and social reforms and economic development has delivered many from poverty. There are definitely still poor people to be sure, but they do not meet the level of destitution and death that poor Americans face.
China is a country of homeowners with more than 90% of households owning homes (87% in urban and 96% in rural China). At the same time, more than 20% Chinese households own multiple homes, higher than many developed nations. I am from urban China and I actually think the 87% urban home ownership rate is underestimated. Because 30 years ago, there was no housing market in China. Being a socialist country, everyone was distributed with free dorms or housing from their employers. The housing reform started in the 90s, and people were given options to buy homes from employers at a very discounted rate. My parents first home was bought in 1999 like that for 90,000 RMB, now it is worth 3 million. But we don't have Laojia (ancestral homes), those who have Laojia are from rural China, where everyone was given their share of lands and built houses on their own lands because of the land reform carried out by CPC. Land is collectively owned by villagers and is not allowed to trade freely, so some rich people can't just go to a village and hoard as many lands and homes as they want and cause others homeless. When rural people go to cities to work and lose their jobs, they can just go back to their Laojia where they for sure have their own lands and houses through the land reform, may not be good ones, but still homes. When urban people lose their jobs, they still have their homes that they purchased through the housing reform with no mortgage or property tax. So most Chinese are already secured with housing. That is a very unique situation of socialism China that contributes to the no homeless phenomenon in China. In other countries, especially developing countries, when rural farmers lose their homes and lands due to different reasons, and they can't find jobs in cities, they have no Laojia to go back to, so they have to live in slums around cities, or even become homeless.
I have visited several relocation places in western China in the past three years! One in Tibet plateau, and one beside the desert in Gansu have impressed me deeply. They have school, hospital, police station, shops, sport field et al. , all the facilities for life are available. The local government also provide vocational skills training for free. Many local specialties are processed and sold, creating jobs and increasing income for those immigrant households
Yeah, although not been to one, I've seen many many relocation villages and towns as part of the poverty alleviation efforts on YT, they are amazingly beautiful and functional. I am very impressed too.
The Western media shows china as hell where the people are oppresd and treated badly but the realty is shown in this video thank you Jason and love china🇨🇳💚
You do realize it's illegal to not have a job in China right? I suggest you try applying for unemployment there VS the us and see where you end up. Btw if they decide your a criminal they'll harvest your organs. It's OK your body is considered part of the common space.
@@lenblack1462 nothing. you can get arrested for inciting protests and stuff against the government but just talking smack or venting on the internet, nothing really happens. most people support the government there anyways so not many people would talk crap about the government.
To be honest, in China, there are actually many people who can't live in such a community, but it doesn't matter. Through our own efforts, we will make everyone in this country live a good life in the future
Now I am living in Singapore, 3 years ago I wanted my parents to come here, they are still firmly living in China, it is such a place, I can totally understand my parents, there are friends, good security and most importantly, Chinese food 😂
Family values are very important in China. We always looks after our families and to some extent we always help our friends and others who are less fortunate. Ever since I moved to China from the Europe I have never looked back. We don't need super luxury even though China has plenty. But it is truly one of the best places and most meaningful place to live now.
@@johndoell7273 like everyone else in the world lol, it's just human nature, name me one country whose people don't care about status and wealth, a little hint, there's none.
@@johndoell7273 You're just an ignorant idiot. You don't know the true China and the true Chinese people psyche. Although some people may display selfish and boasty attitudes, the majority of Chinese people are very family oriented people, they will do anything for their family, especially when their members need help. Such psyche also extend to the country as a whole, which is why when the country is in distress such as natural disasters, pandemic or war, people will volunteer themselves to help the country selflessly.
@@johndoell7273 Go to a chinese home and you'll see at least 3 generations there. Your american family support system is not there. You probably have no idea who your cousins are and with 50% divorce rate, even your nuclear family is broken.
I’m a Filipino and married to a beautiful Chinese girl living in Beijing,I admire your channel brother,you are very honest on your videos telling what’s the beautiful good things happening here in China
@@hdk07 what?haha,are you a part of U.S. Warmongering Terrorist organization?you made me confused,gyera ba talaga kailangan?kung tuta ka ng kano eh masasali ka sa digmaan na gustong mangyari ng evil empire America na interest nila at hindi interest ng Pilipinas
@akoypinoyi, I visited Manila in your country Philippines in 2016 and there were many homeless people too and there many people living in slums too in Manila.
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608 that’s true,because the Philippines is under control by the U.S.for a long time that’s why the Philippine economy didn’t get better.sad but true
In some places in Shenzhen, you can rent a house for $50 a month. In my hometown, which is also a small city, you can rent a house for less than $100 a month.
In Shenzhen? Shenzhen is a Tier 1 city with around 20 million people in an area about the size of Houston (8x the density). If anything, real estate there must be extremely expensive...
Good work as always. I even sat through a Prostrate health advert at the beginning to help out. Heaven alone knows how RUclips's advertising algorithms must work.
China looks beautiful and I like Chinese people. My dream would be to live somewhere I could have space for a garden. Most of my fruit trees in Australia originate from China.
Unfortunately, it is 17k - 20k monthly for a smaller apartment in HK. HK gov shall work smarter and harder to catch up what China Gov offer to the people.
I feel for the renters in Hong Kong. Unfortunately there are way too many people (either owner occupiers or rich developers and property investors) in Hong Kong wanting the apartment prices to remain high or go up. There is nothing much the hk government can do, contrary to what the anti government people are saying, as it does not have the authority to force the market price down and there is not enough vacant land to be developed. Unless there is a big exodus of people or high mortgage rate comes back the property market will remain high, and rent will remain high too.
@@susanlv8540 as I understand in China the local authorities are actively assisting or pursuing homeless people to have a cover over their heads. It is the central government’s policy - to alleviate the destitute and also undeniably to portrait a good image for everyone to see. It is different in Hong Kong though. Rental is simply too high even with the government subsidy of close to $HK4000 a month for very poor families, and a lot less for a single homeless person. I also understand most of these homeless people are drug or gambling addicts and are caught in a vicious cycle. This problem is not as prevalent in mainland China.
Hi Jason I’m Chinese living in Australia,and here in Australia is the same as American..homeless and druggies and beggars everywhere..especially in the poorest suburb I work and once lived in..also a lot of mental people out there and the government not helping these people at all..I would love to pack up and move to China but unfortunately my parents are older now and don’t want to move anymore,they are used to Australia and Australian way of life..heck I grew up in Australia,I don’t speak Mandarin Chinese anymore either..lol
Searching for HOMELESS People in China 🇨🇳 中国的流浪汉在哪？
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I appreciate your way of looking the real world 😍
When I was working in China during the late 1990s and early 2000s there were few homeless people but mostly in big cities not in small towns. They would appear late at night and they would take shelter at 24hr cafes. Most of them do hold a job but they just don't want to rent an apartment but rather sleep out in the open and when the weather turns bad they hang out at 24hr fast food joints or sleep at their place of work double up as the " Unofficial " security guard. I know one of them who works as a cleaner at the place I was working.
@@wumao6797 But you are referring to 20 years ago. China has developed so much in 20 years ... I would guarantee you that if you went there today ... you would not recognise the country. I saw NO street people and I went to big cities. I went to Beijing and I went to Shanghai (plus many other cities). I saw NO street people in either of those Mega Cities ... and they are both bigger that New York City in terms of population ... yet in New York City there were Street People everywhere.
你不就是流浪汉吗，英国人赶紧离开中国吧
Western Media: our Democracy is great so that our homeless can have a freedom to roam free in the street, China kept their homeless in concentration camps 😂😂🙈🙈
Another thing is, Chinese people would always prefer to save some money, in case some unexpected accident happens, like losing their job, or someone in the family gets very sick and needs to be hospitalized for a long period, their life won't be dragged down. But in the US a lot of people don't save some of their salary for the future, so they are always in danger of losing everything.
US savings rate is about 4% of income, Germany is 9% and China is 45%.
@@dn9507 in america 3000 usd is not enough for cost of living and most people income lower than 3000. That's why in america people didn't go to work and just wait the stimulus from government. Because the stimulus pay them more money than them working. That's why america have worker shortage. The inflation in america make the cost of living increasing and keep getting higher.
Everybody likes to save some money for urgency. The problem is whether you have money to save after housing and food.
saving isnt enough when u get sick and your medical bill is 30k lol the system in the US is to stay in debt forever
同意，朴素的中国人观点：手里没存款，心里就不踏实。
Agree, the simple Chinese point of view: if you don't have a deposit in your hand, you won't be down-to-earth.
If you wait under a bridge in China for more than an hour for a homeless person, many passers-by will think you are the homeless person LOL!!
哪里都能看到磊哥😂
看不懂啊
🤣🤣🤣
@@小白-i9f7u 如果你在中国桥洞底下蹲个流浪汉时间稍微长点 路过的人都会以为你才是个流浪汉 😂
@@小白-i9f7u 如果你为了寻找流浪汉在那种天桥下呆一个小时以上，路过的人会以为你是那个流浪汉哈哈哈
The answer is quite simple Jason. If a nation constantly fights wars all over the world, they don"t have money
for fighting poverty in their own country.
It’s not even that. It’s a deliberate policy to transfer all wealth to the top.
@@davidlazarus67 kinda reminds me of top 5 richest man in the world are US citizen
i used to volunteer @ needle exchanges & homeless shelters in Philadelphia, PA .. speaking to those people.. they hate China. all their problems are blamed on China, even their own drug addiction. (this is how propagandized Americans are)
@@white_devil_dethroner There is a Fentanyl problem in the USA but while it is made in China it is prescribed by US doctors and supplied by US pharmacists. They are propagandised to such an extreme the country is collapsing.
In 20 years China gdp grew 13 trillion $(2-15trillion) and USA grew 11 trillion $(9-20trillion), not bad at all for US but where did all that money go? to the already wealthy and super wealthy ones while the average Joe haven't seen their salaries raise for 30 years! That's the real problem.
I live in Bangkok,Thailand since many years. I haven't seen any homeless people. Why? Because the family members they help each other, take care of each other. They won't let any of the family members sleep on the streets and beg money. That's the nature of Asian people. Love and compassion. What a blessing !!!!
Asian people are hard working people and most of them are humble and don’t like to get in trouble with the laws.
India has the most street beggars in Asian countries
Yeah I love it, it's their culture
Like in Qatar under the football games, where people was forcibly removed from their current housing, their passport taken from them to keep them trapped for completion of stadiums..
So was it in China during the Olympic games in Beijing.
Except it was their own citizens, who came from poor areas, predominantly in the south-western regions.
In those villages there are not even streetlights, and the young strong goes to the big cities to work in unwanted jobs. Such services as maids, factories and harbour work..
When the Olympic games were to begin, they were kicked out of the city so they would not be seen.
As they are like immigrants in their own country.. a low standing citizen, in what is portrayed as a progressive nation.
That is how communism work.
Only a select group can reap the benefits from the work of many
你的眼光还停留在2008年，需要我提醒你那是16年前了吗，这16年里中国已经实现了全面脱贫，现在政府能保障所有中国公民都能获得基础的温饱，并且在追求全面小康生活@@mortenfrosthansen84
I live in California and it’s horrible , it’s so bad right now, they the people are trying to recall their governor in a vote . Thanks for sharing China 🇨🇳 is beautiful
I got a good memory of California when on holiday years ago. Obviously, things have taken a dive in standards since then.
Yes, I validate your comment. I’m in San Diego. The homeless scene gets worse every year.
Not only in California, you see homeless people in each cities’ uptown or downtown. It’s getting worse.
I'm in Phoenix AZ and this city is being flooded with Californians migrating out of that state. Property prices are going up like crazy and has driven many young professional middle class Arizonians out of the market. People with Californian license plates drive like maniacs on the freeway. I hope they don't turn Arizona into another liberal state.
@@bohan9957 hahaha…okay I’m mean no disrespect, just so you know that every summer we see cars with Arizona licenses driving around in San Diego beach areas like maniac. We had the same complains about Arizonans. 😂😂😂
I just sent this link to a friend, who had a completely incorrect impression of China.
This one is a fantastic video to start with, particularly if one is new to your channel.
She will watch all your old videos and future ones as well as subscribe.
Thanks for sharing on behalf of not only people from my country but also of people who are willing to find out the truth.
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Thank you very much for introducing the real China to your friends.More than 70 years ago, China was one of the poorest countries in the world.China has developed rapidly in the past 40 years, although it may not be perfect now.Most Chinese people are very hardworking and believe that China will get better and better
That's incredible how open minded she is!!!
@@franklinpenguin My pleasure, it is time the rest of world wakes up, and sees the truth.
Now with the Internet and Mobile phones there is no excuse.
I wish we had those in the 1970's and 1980's
Amazing.
I come from India and overpopulation is often thrown in as one of the reasons, as to why we have many citizens in extreme poverty. However, China has even more people than us. Having lived in London, even Tier 4- Tier 5 cities in China look better. Not to mention, minimal violent crime, strict drug laws and a law biding society. We all have a lot to learn from China!
You are a humble man!👍
Your objective view is a bridge to China/India peaceful relation. Just curious, how can you manage despite India and Western media being so biased ?
对于印度，文化教育水平不提高，一切都是空谈。。。只有教育能够改变一切。。。。
你们的牛粪文化注定了你们永远都是被全世界看不起的国家，但是你们却把牛粪当做宝贝，，真的是恶心的国家。。
@@asj685 I know, that's why I am impressed by @ Harsh Godhwani.
here I am a Latino living here in San Diego California and yet I have more respect for the Asians here and the Chinese community as well for their hard work and care for family values 😊
thanks. welcome to China
@@twsliu and thank YOU as well Sir 😊
可以這樣說,華人或中國人傳統比較注重個人尊嚴,如不到迫不得意,絕對只希望自己勞力不向人請求助,但凡曾幫助解決問題的親,朋友都會銘記在心.
美國人許多主張小政府主義 加上個人自由主義的過度擴張 政府不想管 以後就越管不了 然後人民有天需要政府幫助 政府就說這是你自己的選擇 這循環就一直下去
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美国不知道，没去过，在欧洲很多年轻人身强力壮他们从去上班的第一天起就想着如何通过试用期签了合同再让老板辞退他们然后去领两年失业金
@@despreocupado9563 还有这种骚操作？
@@无敌纸老虎 是的，这也是为什么在国外中国人大大小小企业大多数都不太喜欢请老外，还有就是很多老外手脚不干净
This is sooooooo true. I've travelled to USA and I've travelled to China. The thing that caught me by surprise is the Street People in USA. I even saw the ones you see on TV in Los Angeles under one of their bridges holding a sign saying he was a retired Vet and needed food. In New York City, I was staying on the 20th Floor of a Hotel only to be woken up by noises of bins at ground level were Street People were going through the trash to find stuff. The amount of Graffiti in USA was disturbing ... some were Artistic, others were not.
But in all of China, I never saw ANY Street people. Everybody had a home to go to. And their Cities were absolutely clean.
So for those trashing China ... you really need to go and visit China to see the TRUTH. I could NOT believe how misguided and misinformed we are until I visited China for myself. I was blown away. It was NOTHING like we've been told back home. And China is the most Futuristic Countries I've ever visited ... leaving all other countries (even USA) for dead.
A Coopers to China!
Majority of Americans are living from hands to mouth. I'm not trying to be rude, but, can they afford to buy even a one way air ticket to China?
@@johnchow8372 Good point. I didn't think of that.
So ... we're all in a dilemma then. USA citizens are trapped in their own Country and hence will never be about to objectively see the truth and hence are bound by what they're being told by the Media.
Sad. And a bit worrying as well because they can be manipulated into conflict as determined by their Corporations.
You just reminded me. USA Citizen have the LOWEST ownership of Passports in all the developed countries of the world. Which ... what you pointed out ... could be the reason for that.
中国每天早上5点就已经有清洁工在清扫城市的街道了，而国外这个时间出现在街道上是十分危险的。20年前中国也有一些流浪汉，这20年来中国政府一直在努力帮助人民脱贫，教会他们一些赚钱的方法，我觉得中国政府是真的爱着中国的人民。而在其他很多国家，政府只在乎能那些有钱的资本家。
Couldn't agree more, GDP surely seems very misleading as an economic indicator, unless China is grossly understating its vs The US overstating its. Also, GDP doesn't reflect the lack of violent crime and the absence of homelessness. I think the day China (officially) surpasses The US economy in the not too distant future, is the day many people will be more curious and open minded about China.
Speaking of graffiti: If you see graffiti along a street in any Chinese city, they're always work of arts and and you're completely safe, day and night. If you see graffiti in any U.S. cities, turn around and get the hell out of that area. You're in a bad neighborhood and might get mugged or shot. Usually these graffiti are filled with racial hate slurs, Nazi symbols, and gang signs. Sad...
Jason is right, Chinese families are usually closed knit, and parents are always willing to help as much as they can.
@@noahof-stuff9151 Basically asian thing, one home you can fit 2 or 3 generation
Chinese parents would like to support their children in buying a new apartment for marriage, but they also control their children a lot, like schools or hobbies ...hahaha, but they definitely love their children from another aspect
I am an Indian and I am impressed by cleanliness of Chinese cities although China has the most population perhaps .....
India is now the country with the largest population. In fact, China’s concept of health was very poor 20 years ago. However, through education and government intervention, China has improved a lot.
Then you haven't seen how badly affected they are, by smog..
Plus other dangerous polluting substances.
Recently it has been revealed, that for over 12 years, trucks carrying fuel and crude oil.. drove straight from the refinery to the cooking oil factory.
Without cleaning the tanks..
Now there is talks of the link between the toxic materials, and the high number of cancer cases in China.
Last time this was a big story was back in the 80's.. also in China.
Imagine what is going on behind the curtain. That too can be said about India, where the government is in control of what news comes out
@@xieyvchen
You haven't heard of the many food scandals..?
Such as gutter oil, and fake animal meat made from ground up news papers.. cyst riddled pork meat from breeding hogs and sows otherwise used for suckling piglets.
These are pigs, that is normally not used for human consumption. Due to their poor meat after years of substandard living..
A pig used for suckling piglets is, for 95% of its life, confined to a cage to allow piglets easy access so they are to grow faster.
The pig is fed with food stuffed with medication and growth hormones
ruclips.net/video/KdC9xube-2c/видео.htmlfeature=shared
Don't get fooled by propoganda
Homeless is the 2nd name of Los Angeles, a city in United Sanctions of America
Los Homeless?
lots homeless
Lol
United Sanctions of America. I like that and it is true. Lol
State of Homeless Lol
My half brother lives, works and my sister in law is Chinese . If you ask me if China is advance I can say it is true! I still use my ATM and cash whereas they use digital pay as the norm in China. You can even buy stuff from a vendor at the flea market using just your smartphone! China has more people using digital pay than any country in the world. I just wish we were more adaptable to new technology and embrace it but some people are just not use to changes but China is open to it.
但万一发生战争，我们将失去网络，没有支付能力，只能在原地等待战争到来，人民被迫进入战场，所以现在每个中国人都是备用士兵，你确定有国家能打赢14亿人吗
When I grew up in China, I had never seen any homeless people in any Chinese cities. Although the average income of the people in China is lower than many western countries, most Chinese owe their houses, and there is no need to pay house tax and council tax, the utility bills are very cheap as well, food and other service costs are cheap too, so the people's living standards are actually no worse than many developed countries.
There are some street beggar, to be honest, though some of them are fake.
Some people in China pretend to be beggars to make money, but there are almost no real beggars
@@fengshi4284 yeah，they are even much richer, so sad( ˃̶̤́ ꒳ ˂̶̤̀ )
@@YChess true. beijing shanghai is very expensive. in other cities, it's cheap.
I have to say it's not true.
Decade ago, I was in college, a homeless lady wandered in campus for years since she have some mental issue. Luckily, she got help from government before I graduated, sent to home town and get basic allowance. I also saw few homeless man during my childhood, not much but do exist. I also saw some of them in midnight MacDonald in Beijing few years ago.
Though, I have to admit that homeless isn't common.
I’m a Vietnamese, 10 years ago I went to Melbourne for studying, the very first thing that shocked me is that there were many homeless people on the street of Melbourne CBD. They’re not old or disabled or mental ill people but young and look strong, and yes they still asked for other people money and mercy. In my country, no one would behave like that, as long as you have no health issue, you’ll want to work for money, if you’re ill, disabled your family, your neighborhood and local authority will take care of you. The 2nd shocking issue for me is the racism among my western Aussie classmates, they think they’re superior and I feel sad for them. Tellers in the bank, shop clerks, they all show their racism to Asian people like me. Many of my friends admire western culture, freedom but not me. I decided to come back to my country, now I’m proud of my decision to comeback and contribute to my motherland. You’re welcome to come and see my country, and you’ll feel like you’re at your home with our people warm regards. See you, my friends.
Western countries have prejudice and discrimination against all but their white counterparts. They treat black people with fried chicken and watermelon, and yellow people with squinting eyes. It is their norm to think that they are superior, and their vagabonds are also normal, such as drugs, casinos, and the pornography industry. Of course, this is part of it. There are also failed entrepreneurs and unemployed workers, which is also their government's inaction🤔🤔🤔
We Asian are the most racist people. Don't complain white people being racist. Here in the US, Asian are the worst
Vietnamese society and political system is almost isomorphic to that of China.
as a chinese ,I'm very apreciate you,bro
@@adriannamakenna2280how can you access to RUclips bruh?
Very appropriate video, I just got home, was grocery shopping (I live in Montreal, Canada). The supermarket is around 4 blocks from my house, I live downtown; Oh dear, the homeless, the drunks and the junkies are taking over the city. There are streets that reek of piss, and with this heat, the situation is dire. Disgusting.
I visited Montreal in 2019. I took the metro on the day I arrived there. There were 2 people holding paper glasses begging for money at the exit ticket gate. It was so funny. I had seen beggars in every country including China, but never at a ticket gate.
Your comments hit me. I live in Shanghai and am planning to move to Vancouver for study. I'm still on the fence because of COVID-19. I want to go to Canada to study master program in computer science and then look for a new job. Because I yearn for that kind of life close to nature. I heard that Canada is very clean, Canadians are of very high quality which is against what you say. Now I'm confused. I have a well-paid job in Shanghai, however, feel much pressure to afford a house( an apartment with 100 square meters in shanghai needs 1.5-2 million USD ), so I want to live in Canada. As a Canadian, can you give me some advice on whether I should immigrant Canada?
@@zhewu9052 我19年去蒙特利尔旅游，卫生也没有很糟糕吧，流浪者的确比上海多，地铁闸机口就有拿着杯子乞讨的，哈哈。
@@zhewu9052 不要轻意移民加拿大，没有加本土工作经验，你无法找到工作！你无法找到工作就无本地工作经验，这是个死循环！在加读完书也一样难找工作，只能找找没人去做的事！你所有一切都得从0开始，不可轻意放弃国内好工作，加拿大除了自然环境，真没什么吸引人！自然环境，中国也一大把西部地方！
@@zhewu9052 I am in Vancouver right now. This is where my house is, not where my home is. Vancouver apartment pricing is about CAD 1800/sqft,, plus strata fee, varies depending on areas, say 600 bucks a month, plus all bills. If you come out here, you are all Canada needs. They just need your butt here because as soon as you landed, you started paying right away. DON'T BE STUPID!
showing this Chinese gentleman on the video show that you are totally non-BBCNN. Keep going and all the best.
The real truth about homelessness is that it is mainly an overwhelming sense of "HOPELESSNESS". *I live in the Bay Area.
When people feel they don't belong (family/community) or they can't keep up with the capitalistic class system (money) the abysmal downward spiral of mental depression often than not leads the individual to resort to drugs to cope... ensuring their ability to comeback that much more challenging.
The problem with worshipping money above all else is what you see in the West: no communal identity and therefore no loyalty to each other...
Wages too low for the high rents. Under Reagan they closed the mental hospitals.
I was homeles n broke once,,never touched booze or drugs just looked for work until I found it
,if theres was no work I traveled where it was.
Saved enough to buy house,fliped it and made more $ bought new house cash,
life is what you make it. !
@@WANDERER0070 glad to see you made it out of difficult time.
It's true the government has done a lot to help people out of poverty, but in Hong Kong you can find homeless individuals in certain places late at night. The Hong Kong government is trying to deal with this problem. There are many causes of this problem such as high rent, high living standard and unemployment etc.
Chinese people are worshiping money too, but in the Chinese culture you have a strong sense of collectivism whereas in Western culture the sense of individualism is given priority to (hence the priority given to human rights and freedom of speech as compared to alleviation of poverty or protection of minorities)
In this video, you were the only one that looked timeless. It was awesome.
Jason, you and Jiao are both important asset for China: introducing to the world the real China. For being a socialist country, the government devoted much resources to "eliminate" poverty, build modern infrastructure and "lift" the poor. Chinese, rich and poor, now enjoys their life much better than 40 years ago, thanks to the reform. Chinese government has been doing a good job building up the country, better than US for sure.
I am a Chinese people.
Welcome to my country
China. And visit, travel and learning Chinese language.
Chinese like peace.
But USA government like war. I hate it.
@@maychan1016 沙雕
Can you give me a link to those oher channels you’ve mentioned please?
Greetings from Shenzhen. 12 years ago in Beijing there were still a little bit of homeless but they were taken care with the poverty program since about 9-10years ago... Since then, I didnt see any. Now in Shenzhen for 2 years and still no homeless anywhere, wherever I go, even the small factory cities around or the villages etc... Been in almost all provinces, and worked with a lot of minorities programs aswell, so I've travelled a bit, but this is something they really worked super well on. Great video, you got a new subscriber
中国扶贫工作说白了就是村干部一对一帮扶，一个干部照顾一个贫困户
@@田民宇 是的
Actually because police put them in prison.
@@Трезвостьнормажизни-ш4ж lol no. thats not what happened
@@y-adouradou446 living in the street is prohibited in China. You'll be arrested if put up a tent there.
It is very difficult to believe this RUclipsr, as I got taught that only a DEMOCRATIC COUNTRY can create an ecosystem to eradicate homelessnes and poverty . Plus China, officially is a DEVELOPING NATION . Can you imagine how wealthy China will be when it becomes a DEVELOPED NATION - HOLY COW.
Well, always learn to question your teaching so that one day if it actually turns out to be false, you will be prepared for it.
@@laisensei6984 I did question my "indoctrination" at the grand age of 67! I'm so glad I did, because China has, & continues to evolve a governance system which works for her needs. I'm fed up of the "China bashing". IMO we could learn so much from her to improve our own governance. For a start - stop criticizing everyone else, keep our "eyes on our own plate", understand the fundamental causes of our problems, & get on & do something about it.
I'm actually a bit perplexed on why the Chinese government continues to call China a developing nation. Is it because of the low Per Capita compared to other industrialized nations? Mathematically, Chinese per capita is low because of China's huge population. If you factor in GDP, manufacturing throughput, industrial diversity, technological expertise, advanced infrastructure, human development index, literacy rate, health care system, and number of Chinese global corporations in the fortune 100 category, China ticks every box to be categorized as an industrialized nation.
@@bohan9957 Because despite how developed coastal cities and coastal provinces has gotten over the years, there are still multiple areas of the inland provinces that can still be considered in not very different from the state of a developing nation. Even the so called "nine years of obligatory education" has yet to fully cover every single corner of the country. Much more still needed to be done before the entirety of the country can be considered a developed nation. Good thing is that the Chinese government is very willing to invest as much resources as possible to get those distant inland areas out of poverty.
@@bohan9957
It is the world Bank and the United Nations and other institutions which has given China the name of DEVELOPING NATION.
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Jason, most of people in the west can't even tell where Asia is , let alone the difference between Asian countries.
I appreciate for your efforts to educate western people about China. A big challenge ahead but I hope you will succeed.
Some Americans can't even tell on their own map where they are, LOL... I ain't kidding ya, kiddo. My classmate from Philadelphia had a tough time pointing out his home city during a seminar. He pointed to Chicago.... LOL. This is a true story!
@@eugenechan8650 I am not surprised why Trump has so many supporters anymore, lol
I think it's only people in America. In Europe, people can tell where Asia is ^_^"
@@y-adouradou446 Because we are studying that in junior high school geography course. Some forget though.
The senior management person ,my previous boss visited my country in ASEAN near year 2000.he was impress our upper middle-class live semi luxury life. Needless to say, many ASEAN people are well educated , run businesses well and live a very comfortable life
The west still think most of us live in semi slum environment
Beautiful China ❤️🇨🇳
Love from India
I don't why indian media always against china
Only for territorial disputes 😭
I think Indian women are the sexiest women in the world, especially when dancing belly dance.
三哥,你好
in fact, China looks nice for traveler (cheap food, safe, high efficiency and travel convenient)
but if you live in China, you will face: expensive house, kids education, competition pressure, political opacity...
Jason, You nailed it when you answered your mother-in-law's phone call for dinner in local dialect (which I speak). Enjoy your life in China, it probably does not get any better than that.
thank you for your efforts to spread the truth
I think you really covered it with the way families are in the US compared to China. Something has changed in the last 50 years in the US where most families are not close and do not help each other the way they used to. I remember years ago when my grandparents were alive we would have cousins upon cousins at family visits. Now even siblings do not talk as much or help each other.
Similar changes have taken place in China. After all, sometimes you can't participate in festivals because of work.
The Chinese New Year is a family gathering Festival.
Maintained the relationship with grandparents, cousins and cousins.
The second largest festival, the Mid Autumn Festival, is also a festival that emphasizes the reunion of family members.
Maintain the relationship between parents and grandparents.
@@leeyiubun the worst thing is.. your relative will ask you when you get marry?? 🤭🤭
@@arossaos344 If it is after marriage, relatives will generally ask when they plan to have children. hhhh
@@leeyiubun I hope they should mind their own business.. I not plan to create clan..
@@arossaos344 Then you can choose not to participate. This is not mandatory.
This kind of party can be played with cousins of the same age. Taking me as an example, I also choose to sit at the same table with my cousins of the same age.
其实博主还没有我了解美国！美国流浪汉的问题太复杂了，不光是家庭关系问题，更主要的是一旦失去工作付不起房租交不起税被迫流浪的机会就更大！一旦流浪就基本没机会翻身，因为美国找工作是要固定居住地址还有税单的，还有流浪汉根本没人雇佣。在中国即使没有工作也不会沦落如此，也不会没机会翻身！归根结底还是体制问题。
政府提供住屋不就有地址 就可以找工作了嗎？我看很多對美國流浪的訪問都是，他們找到工作都不敢去，因為東西會被偷
@@heehaahoohoo 可以叫熟人待看下呗。给点钱
@@heehaahoohoo 是找工作的时候怕被偷还是找到工作了不敢去怕被偷？大部分流浪汉根本无法找到工作！因为没居住地址，没税单，一般雇主都会看被雇佣人的近些日子有没有违约记录！
很多流浪汉有精神问题，美国政府又不愿意出钱养着。其实总有些人丧失工作能力需要社会供养，提供住房和食物。把这些人丢给家庭，家庭的负担就很重，还是应该由社会供养，毕竟比例是小的。
美國每年還有20萬家庭因為繳不出醫療費而申請破產呢！
美國社會真的資本主義，政府也如此傾向，放任不合理技術或額外收費，也不懂如何政策才是對大部分一般民眾最佳福利！
OMG Life in a small Chinese city could be sooooo happy with your families and friends around. Everyone always support each other. Super low cost but the city has everything you need!
Never let this guy in the U.S. again
Why?
@@Shanetuex2 cuse he is clueless on what's happening in China. Horrible things...
中国真的是个好国家
我曾生活在广州六年
羡慕你此刻生活在中国
祝合家安康💖💖
来自马来西亚的祝福
祝您健幸福健康，欢迎随时回大中国游玩，这里永远是我们华人的家园
@@迎風-h3v 谢谢您的邀请 疫情后肯定还会去走走 我祖籍广东揭阳
@@boonkhengchew9949 胶己人哈哈:D
@@boonkhengchew9949 广东人的话，那你可太了解中国的繁华了😄
@@赵宏程-h3l 广东也就珠三角了，很多地方还是很贫困的
I am retired , I remember when people with mental problems were taken care of here in the US. In the 80's they were released and many became politicians and presidents.
good job,hahaha
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Reagan released them all under the precept that the only reason they are having problems is because they are mistreated in mental institutions, and if they are put in neighborhood group homes they will get better. As someone who had a group home two doors down, with them fighting one another and once, a semi-nude one decided to sit on my porch, I can tell you Reagan was wrong and stupid.
😂😂😂
Nice one buddy😂😂😂
Jason living the boss live.
Me too, I thought L.A is the best city so I went to L.A, I saw maybe 40 tents in a small square in a park so I told the taxi driver “wow! They are going to have a concert or event in this place! Look at those tents , so cute, maybe they are waiting the star. What event is it? Who will perform? “ But the taxi driver didn’t answer me anything. Other people in the taxi looked embarrassed and avoid my question too. I went to San Diego old town station. I saw many rats are running , I was very happy because I love animals and I never seen rats in china, I thought they are very cute like pets. I mean I still think they are cute. Even racons are very cute too.
People help each other in terms of money. in most cases family members and relatives help each other financially so that they won’t be homeless.
That is one of the most important aspect of Chinese culture which I hope the Chinese will never lose.
💪💪Hard working
Watching your videos has convinced me I'm in the wrong country. Take the topic of this video for example; I just got back from a walk in the US. I was asked for change from several people, the first one, I only had a dollar on me, so I gave it to him to be nice. He immediately asked me for drugs when I handed him the money. I've also noticed a distinct lack of roadside trash in your videos. The egg was cracked, true. However, the trash I saw on my walk was empty liquor bottles, drug needles & random piles of miscellaneous junk. Normally I'd pick the trash up, but I stopped doing that because of COVID. Seriously! Who leaves used drug needles at a playground where children play? Anyway, I hope I can explore China someday. Keep up the great work!
China welcomes you
China is friendly, beautiful, clean and very safe. You can get everything you want at very reasonable prices. The scenic spots are awesome. I bet you will not regret visiting China and Will go back for more like I do.
Welcome to come here to learn something and go back to help your people
I once walked alone at 2am in the street in Shenzhen and it was safe and peaceful and the air was cool and fresh. There were still fruit stalls operating at this time of the night. How wonderful.
Anyway, welcome to CHINA.
As a native Chinese, I will tell you that there are homeless people in China, but you can't see them, most of them are in remote places, but all the big cities have city managers who do not allow homeless people and street vendors. Chinese people attach great importance to family and stable job, many parents will use all the money to find a job for their children and get married, buy a house, buy a car
是的，我们不是没有流浪的人，还有路要走
After traveling 43 countries, I can definitely say, Chinese government care and love its people and has uplift millions out of poverty in past thirty years. During this thirty years corruption has entered into the people of USA. They just worship money and left great family values which made them a great nation once. I pray Chinese people stay lovely like they always are. Thanks for a beautiful video blog
@@omav999 so what, I didn’t say it has taken out everyone but hundreds of millions out of poverty. China definitely is a success story. Go visit 30/40 cities of China and compare it with India or USA or Africa. They made lot of progress on infrastructure and poverty elimination
China is awesome! I hate that I wouldn't be able to listen to some of my favorite music like Mercyful Fate or Felled but heck! Look! Did they take influence from Socrates? Also, don't like the sexism there... And racism seems to be there through videos I watched to.
@@DillyDallyLove according to the videos I've seen, black people are hunted and killed every day by the police. Forced to do slave work in private prisons. Even the Obamas are afraid their children will get killed by the racist American police. I doubt China is worse than that.
@@DillyDallyLove 你是黑人吗？中国人不喜欢黑人，因为中国的文化，尊敬勤劳而守纪律的人。与其说是种族主义，不如说这是一种文化上的傲慢。至于性别歧视，我认为中国男女之间比大多数地方平等
@@夏君-k3i I can't read whatever you are writing. Love the language through!
High living cost is not an excuse to have so many people living on the street. Singapore is a high living standard county and you will find difficult to see anyone living on the street. Homeless people is a very common issue in western county.
I think it's also about the culture. In many Asian cultures, we are taught that as long as you can still move around, you should go find a job and work to support yourself and your family. That's why in China you see people who lost everything from tragedies working really hard to get their life back. You see people who lost their legs or arms from accidents learning how to adapt to new life and take the challenge and develop new skills. I used to buy hand-made clay flowers from a disabled man on the street every week. He lost both hands and one leg from an accident but he never gave up his life. Instead, he learned how to make decorations using his mouth and arms and foot and even made it to the newspaper with his story. He never took donations from people buying his stuff. And he's just one example of the many.
Singapore's housing planning is really forward thinking. Good governance.
The legendary Mr. Lee Kuen Yew is the best leader in the world for me Singapore is the best country in Asia. and of course Most singapore also Chinese descendants THE only con the island is too small..but its okay they can visit malaysia and thai with ease and powerful SGD. its a win . Im just a humble Malaysian XD
@@mpdmpd8118 中国有一万多个新加坡那么多，你让李光耀来管理试试
I love how the neighborhoods have big squares and gardens!! i miss the night time in China and watching the people dance and exercise!!! once a group of ladies wanted me to join the dance and woow, when you watch them it looks easy but i swear it's hard to follow all the steps with the beat 🤭
大妈广场舞
Too good! Looks lovely :)
The last one when Jason was given a money was amusing.
Actually it was a joke. She is his wife.😂
十年前在国内还是有些流浪汉的后面救助站多了，有些是失踪了后面领回家了，随着贫富差距的减少，所以现在基本很难找的到流浪汉了
现在真的好很多了，特别是晚上很少看到有人会露宿街头。即便看到，警察也会出手相助。
国家有政策，发现流浪汉先送到救助站，然后遣回原籍吃低保。现在很多进城打工的农民工也知道国家的政策，身无分文的时候就直接去救助站了。这个政策还是很人性化的。
@@焖娚人 对，晚上露宿街头的全是醉汉了，警察还要挨个拉回去醒酒
十几年前还有人以乞讨为生的，骗钱……挣得钱比很多人多很多，这几年真的没注意，也没见过，估计是被抓了😂
@@Victoria-km5uk 乞讨买房
Thank you for your contribution to spreading the Chinese voice. 🇨🇳 The best wishes come from Taiyuan(another "poor" city), Shanxi Province, China.👏👏👏优秀
they don't have to "spread the Chinese voice", it is the truth nothing less than the truth. China did well....i am a long time sailing Engineer onboard ship, seeing the world and living standard. 30~40 years ago China was poor living standard was low....but still no homeless, now china is richer than before, living standard is proud and clean...also no homeless.
That's the differences between the lousy part of democracy and the good part of communism...i believe.
@@scchai6256 Look at the world in the future, it must be a communist world! Marx and Engels will bless China.
不用谦虚，太原是个大城市。
Don't be modest. Taiyuan is a big city.
@Cooder Koonassgrabber No, no, no, we have both inheritance and innovation. We will certainly not follow the old path of the former Soviet Union.🔨🌙🇨🇳
@Cooder Koonassgrabber If you think there will be a civil war in China, we can wait together. I believe you can live 100 years. If there is no civil war until then, you must apologize to the whole Chinese people. China today is no longer what it was more than 120 years ago. Please don't look at a country with outdated thinking. The Chinese people are more united than ever before. Every country will encounter disasters. Whether it is the flood in Germany, the flood in China or the earthquake in Haiti, we should all feel pity. If you still have a little humanitarian spirit, you should not make unwarranted accusations against the disasters of other countries. If you respect natural science, you will know that this is a disaster caused by global warming. China has a vast land area, and it is normal for China to be affected by natural disasters occasionally. Every country has its own problems, and China is no exception, but you can't discredit China without real evidence. This is a manifestation of disrespect for science and facts. There is an old Chinese saying that "hearing is false, seeing is true". I believe you have not been to China. Please take a look at the real China. Don't live in lies all day. You can't evaluate a country by your own imagination, which is illogical. I am a senior high school student. I am talking to you with the thinking of a senior high school student. Please don't reply to me with the thinking of a baby.
如果你认为中国会爆发内战的话，那我们可以共同等待，我相信你还能活100年，如果直到那时都没有爆发内战的话，你就必须向全中国人民道歉。现在的中国再也不是120多年前的中国，请你不要以过时的思维去看待一个国家，现在的中国人民比以往任何时期都更加团结。每个国家都会遭遇灾难，不管是德国的洪水、中国的洪水还是海地的地震，我们都应该感到怜悯，如果你还有一点人道主义精神的话，就不应该对别国的灾难进行无端的指责。如果你尊重自然科学，就会知道这是全球变暖带来的灾难。中国有广阔的国土面积，偶尔受到自然灾害很正常。每个国家都有各自的问题，中国也不例外，但你不能毫无真实的证据就抹黑中国，这是不尊重科学，不尊重事实的体现。中国有一句古话，叫“耳听为虚，眼见为实”，我相信你没有来过中国，请你来看一看真正的中国，不要整天生活在谎言当中，你不能凭借自己的想象去评价一个国家，这是不合逻辑的。我是一名高中生，我正在以一名高中生的思维跟你说话，请你不要以一个婴儿的思维回复我。
I love watching your vidoes. I am an elderly overseas Chinese. YOU are taking me TOURING China. Thank you
The city where you live has relatively high housing prices, and my hometown is also a Tier 5 city, which may be a bit smaller than the city where you live. But the rent for a year there is only 800 U.S. dollars
WOW, I'm in Canada and for two rooms, with shared washroom, kitchen and laundry, I pay 800 CA a month!! AND that is with family. When I was looking, the average for a 2 room basement apartment in the outer Toronto area, was from 1100 to 1800 (and some of the were right dumps) a month. No way I could afford that on a pensioners income of 20,000 a year.
当我看到这个标题时，也想这么多几乎看不到街头流浪汉的原因。我承认第一时间想到的是政府强制收容流浪汉的结果，但仔细一想，这绝对是因为中国人的家庭观念和耻辱观让失业者或堕落者在落难时有亲人可依赖、有家可归。佩服你的观察力，你多数的视频内容是经过思考后的产品，respect！
小时候还有的，有老人家来讨米和讨要衣服，现在没有了，中国民生做的真可以！希望国家越来越好，人民越来越幸福安康！！小时候很多闲人都在打架，现在大家都努力赚钱，为家人过上好日子而奋斗了！！改变真大哈哈！！
中国是原住民国家，原则上每个人都拥有土地。我们身份的籍贯，即系这个意思。中国人讲，不行就回家种地，最后归宿，无家可归不存在条件。
@@梦深蓝 不行就回家种地 全世界只有中国人有这个可以退路选择.
@@梦深蓝 实际上还是共产主义的好，土地是归大家的，所以无论如何都会有自己的栖身之处
中国有流浪者，忘了告诉大家一个事实，其实我们很多人都知道的事实，那就是很多人假装职业乞讨，然后下班换豪车，进百万的房子，真实的事
@@eternal2079 民政局下面有个机关叫民生局，流浪汉一般都会被他们安置到统一的救助站，管吃住，看病不要钱，我们学校去做过义工活动。
Hey Jason! I really like your outfits and your relaxing style❤ your slipper dancing episode rocks😝
Western Media: our Democracy is great so that our homeless can have a freedom to roam free in the street, China kept their homeless in concentration camps 😂😂🙈🙈
Western media would say banning drugs or having harsh punishment on drug dealers is against human rights. “It’s basic human right to allow drugs enter my body. It’s my body, it’s my choice”
In Western countries you have the freedom to be homeless. In China you are not given that luxury, the freedom to be homeless. Lack of human rights.
@@geoff9858 exactly! in the US is my right to have covid, its my right to die from covid and stupidity. U cant tell me i have to wear a mask, u cant force me to get a vaccine. This is my body, if i want to be a covid carrier and contribute my body to the virus mutation revolution for their cause that is my right! is my right to carry a machine gun thru malls and school. those are basic human rights, CCP should never take those away from humanity.
@@Eqnotalent so right and you have the right to spread to others too. Facists, Nazis and Communists, no contest compared to US ideology .
@@geoff9858 ikr, us americans are the supreme rules of the world. our believe should be the only true believe in the world. im so glad i found another viewer on this channel who also speaks trumptard.
I lived in China for four years, in Shandong province and i travelled around, Beijing, Anhui, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Wuxi, Xian, Shanghai, Nanjing, Rizhao, i've been in big cities and it small villages and not once have i ever seen a homeless person. I can't swear there's none, China is too big, but personally not one. I am Spanish and here also there's more and more precariousness
@Daniel Okeke TV that might be wherever you live, not where i lived in China! actually many nights i've passed by the McDonnald's near my house and never have i seen any homeless person sleeping in there. Not in there nor in any other place. And why would i need a chinese person to identify a homeless person?🤣 a homeless person is someone who doesn't have a house, so either sleeps in the streets or spends the nights in some night shelter...
In Spain, where i'm from, it's not rare to find homeless persons sleeping under bridges and alleys, in the bank office doors and other shop doors, also in the parks, even during the daytime... 🤷🏻♀️
@Daniel Okeke TV Also, McDonald's is open 24h and those places or karaokes for example are were some people can just spend the night. i knew a chinese student whose father was violent, she spemt some nights around those places! About actual homeless people staying at McDonald's i've only heard about it in Hong Kong and that area, no surprise after decades of british economy-politics... life in Hong Kong area is only affordable for a few, house pricing, salaries and life cost... they have big problems! hope the chinese government will soon pit and end to all that
@Daniel Okeke TV yeah Guangzhou, a walk away from Hong Kong! yeah, Hong King have their own government... and still are under China legislation overall so again, hopefully things will change!! Also, if you don't know where i lived in China, care to read my comment in the first place 🤣
Again, as i alreqdy said not everyone sleeping at a McDonalds is an actual homeless person, there are multiple cr@p situations as for why someone will nap in there, as i also already said. But you stay pressed and obsessed dude
@Daniel Okeke TV Shops don't "give them shelter" but rather people is free to hang out in 24h open shops. McDonalds near my house eas a great choice for a burger+cone after going out to the pub!! i can tell who is drunk napping, who is wandering, who is passing by and who is a homeless person which usually carries with him/her all the life belongings with them around, and again as i already said in my 1st comment... i haven't ever seen a homeless person in my YEARS of living in China 🤷🏻♀️🆒
@Daniel Okeke TV in China they dont usually throw you out anyway, you can stay there studying, working, sleeping or doing whatever, the workers won't care and companies won't even bother to mind other people'd business. As i said i know people that have stayed the night in restaurants and karaokes, it's not that my chinese boyfriend has told me, it's also my chinese friends and specially my own experience of years living in China, again i haven't seen homelessness as there's in the Western countries, it's shameless here (the West). I've just come back from the city centre in Madrid and i've seen more than10 and some empty beds+personal items in two closed shops doorways... it's getting worse and worse and in the meantime governments are busy minding their mogul friend's pockets...
My experience in L.A. was shocking. Walking down Hollywood Blvd, there were trashes everywhere. A big black trash bag was blowing into air and floating everywhere. Venice beach had homeless tents everywhere. That was a little over 2 years ago.
LA is way too overhyped and misrepresented. There are glamorous pockets where the rich live but the average person cannot afford to live in those areas. The core of the city and where most live and hang out is much more run down and awful looking, just with palm trees all over to try to distract from the reality of what it looks like at ground level especially as a pedestrian. The nicest spots are near or in the hills or along the coast, minus Venice area. The rest, not so nice looking. San Diego and Santa Barbara are much better looking as a whole but there are also many homeless in them as the homelessness issue is a national problem in the US.
TIBET HAS A HIGH SPEED RAILWAY .INDONESIA ALSO HAS ONE AND IS BUILDING ANOTHER... HOW MANY KILOMETERS OF HIGH SPEED RAILWAY LINES DOES THE US AND THE RICH DEMOCRATIC LIBERAL VALUE BASED ADVANCED WESTERN COUNTRIES HAVE????
That's our democraps. And new comers come to the US and vote for these democraps.
usa give toooo much rights to americans... china is communist people right is equal but only can not against the communist party😂😢😂😢
1500M people in china... only communism can control their people... no voice .. no complaints.... no bad news of china open out to the world ... 😂😂😂
Thank you 😊 so much, you have really opened our eyes to China,i now have a worthwhile view about china and Chinese, food culture on the streets is fantastic, cheers 🎉
I was waiting for Jason's "Here we are..." spin on why the streets of China is clear of homeless by the BSBBC.
LOL
Also important to note is the cultural difference. One of my relatives was down on their luck, practically the whole clan pitched in to help, even distant relatives.
謝謝你為我們中国講真實，希望西方朋友真正了解我們中國。🇨🇳🇭🇰
這是他的工作。在北京連低端人口都沒有！為什麼呢？是托了誰的福呢？為什麼在國外沒人敢這麼做？
@@SophiaLegro 傻逼
@@SophiaLegro Hi CIA bot, here's your 5 cent cheque little meifen.
@@zh-minic5796 it’s not fair! The payment for the “Little Pinky” is raised to 7cents per response already, I demand for higher payment! 👻👻👻👻👻🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@影赤-l6j
經驗告訴我，當小粉紅氣餒自己沒話說的時候，都會發聲「傻逼！」來自我發洩一下！以後注意看看，我說的對不對！👻👻👻👻👻👻👻
Thank you for making me travel with you
Chinese have a government by the people and for the people...But in US the government only for the rich and by the rich...That is the difference......Long live china..And long live CPC....With love from India....Please don't go to democracy like us....Here our political parties only aim is to there next election victory...Nothing more....Grate video...Hats off Jason..
you are right, India government just serve for rich people too, don't care poor people
Did you ever consider moving to China?
I want to shift to China
India cares about its untouchables? Gives them opportunities to overcome their condition?
@@anindividual9225 But who would be that president were decided by about 100 million party comrades in a meritocratic way ......And that 100 million party comrades selected by people in the grassroots level by open vote...Some what different democracy than you think...But China prove it is very effective and progressive in there country's special cultural characteristics...Try to understand that different cultural uniqueness...
I’m from the USA and have travelled to China for work many times. This man is 100% correct. The USA is collapsing and hasn’t been great since the 1980s
希望你能看懂。其实在我小时候也是有乞丐的，不过改革开放以后就不怎么见得了
不好意思说错了，是精准扶贫
Yes! Anyone who has traveled to China will be surprised by China's economic development and social security.

中国一直都有流浪汉，这几年越来越少了，特别是疫情这几年@@YU-fj4xn
1990s I guess
Totally agree 1000%. USA is out of control. I'm a foreign student from Indonesia ( Honestly, the Universities in USA are still one the best in the world), I witness so many homelessness, crimes , break-in ( cars), drug addicts and gun violence. Most of the street, in the poor area, are littered with garbage and human feces. San Francisco.....you just type " Tenderloin area", " Break-in" , " stealing "and " Crimes". At night ( 10PM...) the city, basically, is dead!!!
So Irony, the Policeman of the world but USA can't even control/manage the country.
but USA controls all the social medias , they won't show the world about what u just said🤣
@@hugozhong9532
What do you mean by pointing out USA? The president of USA? The Parliament of USA? The CIA? The FBI? Or the people? Who can control all the social medias? Can they forbidden the social media?
Just curious!
Agreed. I can even smell people smoking on campus sometimes.
I was in San Francisco before. Within the time of smoking one cigarette in front of my hotel, there were at least 2 homeless asking me for a cigarette. There are tents just next to the road too, don't need a tunnel.
@@hugozhong9532 They did it once every 4 years or so.
不严谨，最主要的原因是中国不允许流浪汉呆着街头，如果你睡公园会有管理员把你赶走，睡大街会有城管赶你走，因为他们觉得影响市容，如果中国可以流浪街头，那一定有很多人因为，中国的大部分人月薪都没有3000人民币
對，隻字不提中國如何執法。東亞國家都會驅趕遊民，台日中韓都一樣。
6，哥们儿。你说大部分人月薪不够3000，是不是太过了？
平均值就是3000多一個月啊😢，中位數更低，那就有一半人了
@@自由的无治 你觉得一个月五千到八千吧，那都是三线城市到一线城市，你以为北上广深那些城市的月薪就是大部分的？那小县城的一个月一两千的一大堆，14亿是什么概念？你别小视频看多了
中国流浪汉有那么一部分，要不就是很懒不愿去工作，要不精神真的有问题那一部分！我睡过大街，没有你说的那么过分！
It's all about a more equitable distribution of a nation's wealth. Only a good and strong govt can do it.
财富不能集中在少数人手里。
Wealth cannot be concentrated in the hands of a few people.
That because China made no bone about China being socialism. / communism. Latest is Xi talking about a fairer distribution of wealth and government looking into transparency of payments of commission to cab drivers.
A leader in a capitalist nation would be castrated and ousted within days if he make that statement.
In China (and to a less extent in Russia) the Oligarchs are controlled by the Government for the benefit of the people. In the West, even Canada, the Oligarchs control the government for the benefit of the elite 1-5%. There is no equitable distribution of wealth. In America Especially!! There, Lobbying of Government, is legalized Bribery. In most cases 90% of legislation is created to benefit the Wealth, often times written by those who benefit from it by the Lobbyists. The 10% of legislation, faces a harder path to being enacted, because it often goes counter to the benefit of the Wealthy, as it benefits the lower classes. Just look at the legislation during the Reagan to Trump era, that was suppose to aid the countries poorest during times of want. Who got the most (often 80-90%)? It was bailouts for the wealthy, and an after thought pittance for the rest of society. Even their Covid Relief packages. That should open the eyes of the population, but the Media, ranted against it as Communism or Socialist Policies, to a society brainwashed to believe that they will one day be in the upper class, if they work hard. They vote against their own best interest for that reason.
You chose the best country to live for sure, if I was starting again I would apply to be in China 👍
你很客觀的講述你在中國的所見所聞，而不是西方對於中國的偏見和激進，我希望你的vlog能夠讓更多的西方朋友改變對中國的看法。
The Western media is too powerful, afterall, one of their strengths are at brainwashing the people. But situations are changing, there are more americans being aware of it but they still have a long way to go
他们应该会觉得博主被绑架了，被威胁了吧😂
Well done Jason
i really want to go to China after watching it. That kind of city with a good, clean and well organized infrastructure and safe environment shows high standard of living.
欢迎光临,有很美的自然风景与美食,会给你不一样的旅途
welcome to china，Watch out for street food stalls at night in China, they will make you fat
The food here is also good, bro... welcome to China and feel it with your heart.... ha! We all should try our best to make good living for ourself and for our own country
@@Frank_Yang116 respect to china
Have you noticed something...something very important?
NOBODY IS WEARING A MASK except that one guy earlier in the video. China people do not believe Covid exist.
I visited Hawaii in 2018. On the first day of the trip, I saw heaps of tents with suitcases in a seaside park. I thought they were tourists having fun initially, but I realized I was wrong later. Ironically, a few good-looking and well-dressed Japanese couples were taking wedding photos in the same park. What a different world in such a short distance!
China has no homeless people versus number of homeless people in the US is rising.
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@@ОлесяСимонова-ф7ч 看他那长相都是一个低能儿啦.这你也把他当爹膜拜
I lived in Beijing for over a year and I saw homeless people every day
I love how they build a city with houses and garden together . Everywhere around the building , you can find some plants and trees . Some lake as well .
Yeah i think china is the only one country to achieve the dream of making green city.
这是实话
It's so hard to know what's true or not anymore, I know for sure I don't really trust the media here in America. Wish I could afford to go to China and see for myself, but unfortunately I can't abs I feel like my county wants it that way
I am just an English beginner.so I can't fully understand what you said.but if you want to come to China.we must be welcome.we welcome all the people want know us. Some media made too many fake news
@@boyangchen4142 unfortunately I just can't afford the plane ticket, it's over $1000 and people in the Midwest where I live just can't afford that. We all love check to check, even one week of missed work and we are in trouble
Actually travel to China is very cheap. Before the pandemic (it is very different during the pandemic) the cost of flights (2 way tickets from CA to China could be as low as US$500. Hotel and food are much cheaper than US too
@@StevenX-v1r I live in the Midwest, a flight to CA alone is $500
@@techsavvy8522 That's crazy. I travelled in America in 2019 and my round-trip tickets between Shanghai and LA cost only 300USD.
Love ❤️ you from Pakistan 🇵🇰
中巴友誼萬歲。巴鐵
@Sin ZX Love you dear
friendship forever!
❤️❤️
your videos are a lot brighter !!
Western media will add special filters 😂
Joe Biden needs to remember the names of his staff first, before he does anything else lol 🤣
All you need is 🍔...🤪👍
NAMASTE FROM NEPAL. WE LOVE CHINA.
WAITING FOR CHINA TO BRING A RAILWAY INTO MY COUNTRY NEPAL.
NAMASTE AND LOVE
Why are you asking China to do everything? We should instead be inspired by the development of infrastructures in China and do it ourselves.. like the highways, railways and hydropower stations that they've built in rough geographical terrain like ours.. we should be focusing on producing scientists and engineers instead of hotel and tourism managers.. we should stop the people of the four major indigenous ethnic communities Magar, Gurung, Rai and Limbu from serving in foreign armies.. Nepali and their children living abroad should be inspired to return to Nepal and develop this country
I am not from China. Nepal is located next to the most environmentally harshest provinces of China where food cannot be grown to support its population. The 2 1/2 million natives rely on food grown in valleys and other parts of China. That is why about 3 million Tibetans live in other Chinese provinces as far north in Gansu about 1000 km from Tibet. That said, the terrains from China to Nepal are treacherously steep and rugged to build a rail system ranging from 4000 m in Tibet to Kathmandu of about 1500 m. To power the trains, there is also no electricity along the route from Shigatse to Kathmandu. As a crow flies, the distance maybe about 250 km, but the rail line would likely be double that distance to avoid rivers, mountains, and permafrost land. The cost of building that railway will likely be more than the GDP of Nepal. My best wishes to the folks of Nepal.
@@Mayangone yeah by the time the train line will be built and start running, the world might already have invented new transportation technology suitable for transport between the region..
@@Mayangone right now Nepal needs to focus on improving the road infrastructure up to the border and try building electric ropeways
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Hi Jason and ALL ! I've Been to China Quite few Times. I Did Never, Ever, See a Homeless / Beggar Person There : Shanghai , Beijing, Chengdu, Guangzhou, Kunming, Guilin, Yangshuo, Lijiang...Even in Remote Areas Like the Small Village of Qiaotou in Yunnan Province, Where I Started The Insane 3 Days Tiger Leaping Gorge Trek. One of the Reasons is Because Chinese People Are Happy With Their Government Huge Investments Everywhere. Another Reason is There Are Jobs Available Everywhere→→→Everywhere.
You've been around in China! And I bet u must have enjoyed the amazing scenery in Yangshuo!
Indeed the last time I saw a beggar in China was in 2001, at a bridge in Beijing.
Since then, much has changed and social reforms and economic development has delivered many from poverty.
There are definitely still poor people to be sure, but they do not meet the level of destitution and death that poor Americans face.
An they think they're better than the Chinese US evil Zionist regime is a joke
China doesn't have that many jobs they use slave labor
China is a country of homeowners with more than 90% of households owning homes (87% in urban and 96% in rural China). At the same time, more than 20% Chinese households own multiple homes, higher than many developed nations. I am from urban China and I actually think the 87% urban home ownership rate is underestimated. Because 30 years ago, there was no housing market in China. Being a socialist country, everyone was distributed with free dorms or housing from their employers. The housing reform started in the 90s, and people were given options to buy homes from employers at a very discounted rate. My parents first home was bought in 1999 like that for 90,000 RMB, now it is worth 3 million. But we don't have Laojia (ancestral homes), those who have Laojia are from rural China, where everyone was given their share of lands and built houses on their own lands because of the land reform carried out by CPC. Land is collectively owned by villagers and is not allowed to trade freely, so some rich people can't just go to a village and hoard as many lands and homes as they want and cause others homeless. When rural people go to cities to work and lose their jobs, they can just go back to their Laojia where they for sure have their own lands and houses through the land reform, may not be good ones, but still homes. When urban people lose their jobs, they still have their homes that they purchased through the housing reform with no mortgage or property tax. So most Chinese are already secured with housing. That is a very unique situation of socialism China that contributes to the no homeless phenomenon in China. In other countries, especially developing countries, when rural farmers lose their homes and lands due to different reasons, and they can't find jobs in cities, they have no Laojia to go back to, so they have to live in slums around cities, or even become homeless.
Jason, have you ever considered visiting Yunnan Pu'er? It's a wonderful place to explore!
I have visited several relocation places in western China in the past three years! One in Tibet plateau, and one beside the desert in Gansu have impressed me deeply. They have school, hospital, police station, shops, sport field et al. , all the facilities for life are available. The local government also provide vocational skills training for free. Many local specialties are processed and sold, creating jobs and increasing income for those immigrant households
Yeah, although not been to one, I've seen many many relocation villages and towns as part of the poverty alleviation efforts on YT, they are amazingly beautiful and functional. I am very impressed too.
The Western media shows china as hell where the people are oppresd and treated badly but the realty is shown in this video thank you Jason and love china🇨🇳💚
What happens if you speak against the government?
Nah China did that to themselves.
You do realize it's illegal to not have a job in China right? I suggest you try applying for unemployment there VS the us and see where you end up. Btw if they decide your a criminal they'll harvest your organs. It's OK your body is considered part of the common space.
@@derekfoulk4692 that is how they are developing faster
@@lenblack1462 nothing. you can get arrested for inciting protests and stuff against the government but just talking smack or venting on the internet, nothing really happens. most people support the government there anyways so not many people would talk crap about the government.
第一次刷到你的视频，好喜欢，幽默风趣，阳光，爱了
To be honest, in China, there are actually many people who can't live in such a community, but it doesn't matter. Through our own efforts, we will make everyone in this country live a good life in the future
Yes .but is easy to have an unexpensive life
Now I am living in Singapore, 3 years ago I wanted my parents to come here, they are still firmly living in China, it is such a place, I can totally understand my parents, there are friends, good security and most importantly, Chinese food 😂
说起来十年前我小时候还见过路边搭棚子的流浪汉。这几年各个广场哪的都没遇着过，我都快忘了以前还有流浪汉这茬了
Family values are very important in China. We always looks after our families and to some extent we always help our friends and others who are less fortunate. Ever since I moved to China from the Europe I have never looked back. We don't need super luxury even though China has plenty. But it is truly one of the best places and most meaningful place to live now.
Bullshit bro the Chinese always looks on status and wealth even on their siblings
@@johndoell7273 like everyone else in the world lol, it's just human nature, name me one country whose people don't care about status and wealth, a little hint, there's none.
@@johndoell7273 You're just an ignorant idiot. You don't know the true China and the true Chinese people psyche. Although some people may display selfish and boasty attitudes, the majority of Chinese people are very family oriented people, they will do anything for their family, especially when their members need help. Such psyche also extend to the country as a whole, which is why when the country is in distress such as natural disasters, pandemic or war, people will volunteer themselves to help the country selflessly.
@@johndoell7273 Go to a chinese home and you'll see at least 3 generations there. Your american family support system is not there. You probably have no idea who your cousins are and with 50% divorce rate, even your nuclear family is broken.
@@rap3208 I'm half Chinese myself and most of my friends are Chinese. My best friend are Chinese bro
I feel like this channel is just a china propaganda channel
You think? Do you have proof? If not, please don't spread rumors
@@zhulutao1424this is sarcasm right or are you concern that your great leader will silence you if you don't bash other people?
@@zhulutao1424please give me some that shows it is not 😊.
Thank you for telling people the truth about China.
I’m a Filipino and married to a beautiful Chinese girl living in Beijing,I admire your channel brother,you are very honest on your videos telling what’s the beautiful good things happening here in China
So niloko mo sya? Or ikaw ang naloko🤣🤣🤣🤣
Pano yan badi? Aarmas kaba sa AFP o sa PLA? Kita kits nlng sa gubat ng sierra madre wag sana tayo mgkita na magkaiba ang uniporme
@@hdk07 what?haha,are you a part of U.S. Warmongering Terrorist organization?you made me confused,gyera ba talaga kailangan?kung tuta ka ng kano eh masasali ka sa digmaan na gustong mangyari ng evil empire America na interest nila at hindi interest ng Pilipinas
@akoypinoyi,
I visited Manila in your country Philippines in 2016 and there were many homeless people too and there many people living in slums too in Manila.
@@Paul-H-Wolfram6608 that’s true,because the Philippines is under control by the U.S.for a long time that’s why the Philippine economy didn’t get better.sad but true
In some places in Shenzhen, you can rent a house for $50 a month. In my hometown, which is also a small city, you can rent a house for less than $100 a month.
50刀打错了吧？我租个小公寓要2000块人民币，不过最便宜的1000左右
In Shenzhen? Shenzhen is a Tier 1 city with around 20 million people in an area about the size of Houston (8x the density). If anything, real estate there must be extremely expensive...
@@陈颍川-w9h 是真的，我现在就住在50美元的房子里，有水电有网络，只是空间不大，但对于单身汉来说已经够了
@nsxr甲 噢噢只要有的住那是有这么便宜的，不过我没住过，环境会很差吗？
Hey J 👋 AKA I think there's in Toronto's Vancouver somewhere in Canada too I kinda surprised J.
Good work as always. I even sat through a Prostrate health advert at the beginning to help out. Heaven alone knows how RUclips's advertising algorithms must work.
Thanks for showing the real China to the world. Good job bro!
Instead of homeless people with tents occupying the sides of the streets, it's the teenagers on their phones and grandpas playing cards instead. 😂
China looks beautiful and I like Chinese people. My dream would be to live somewhere I could have space for a garden. Most of my fruit trees in Australia originate from China.
Always keeping it real, this video was awesome!
Unfortunately, it is 17k - 20k monthly for a smaller apartment in HK.
HK gov shall work smarter and harder to catch up what China Gov offer to the people.
I feel for the renters in Hong Kong. Unfortunately there are way too many people (either owner occupiers or rich developers and property investors) in Hong Kong wanting the apartment prices to remain high or go up. There is nothing much the hk government can do, contrary to what the anti government people are saying, as it does not have the authority to force the market price down and there is not enough vacant land to be developed. Unless there is a big exodus of people or high mortgage rate comes back the property market will remain high, and rent will remain high too.
@@paullau3835 I believe there is solution, although it takes time.
我用chinese回復，別介意哈。我對這個話題有點興趣，就點進來看看，偶然刷到你的評論。你這麽一說我才想起來，雖然大陸流浪漢的確越來越少，但是香港有不少流浪漢的。新加坡物價也很高啊，但是似乎沒什麽流浪漢。澳門物價也很高，不過好像也沒有流浪漢。这么一对比，我有點明白為什麼香港這麽多人不喜歡香港政府了。😂😂
@@susanlv8540 as I understand in China the local authorities are actively assisting or pursuing homeless people to have a cover over their heads. It is the central government’s policy - to alleviate the destitute and also undeniably to portrait a good image for everyone to see. It is different in Hong Kong though. Rental is simply too high even with the government subsidy of close to $HK4000 a month for very poor families, and a lot less for a single homeless person. I also understand most of these homeless people are drug or gambling addicts and are caught in a vicious cycle. This problem is not as prevalent in mainland China.
@@susanlv8540 你說的都是事實，太多不作為的官，同時也有搞事的返對派議員，而且還有一班崇尚福利制度只罵不做的市民。老實講，呢個係文化問題。
真係要逐一解決。
Hi Jason I’m Chinese living in Australia,and here in Australia is the same as American..homeless and druggies and beggars everywhere..especially in the poorest suburb I work and once lived in..also a lot of mental people out there and the government not helping these people at all..I would love to pack up and move to China but unfortunately my parents are older now and don’t want to move anymore,they are used to Australia and Australian way of life..heck I grew up in Australia,I don’t speak Mandarin Chinese anymore either..lol