Hi Barrett, Could you please help me to refute one particular misconception about China, that is: COMMUNIST China is ANTI RELIGION. Particularly China's prosecution of the Christian religion. My son complained to me that Communist China is ANTI Christianity. Communist China does not allow the cross in the church. I tried to prove him wrong. But when I searched in youtube: Church service in China. Christianity in China. Christmas in China. Easter in China. There is hardly any recent videos about the practice of Christianity in China. My son said, that's 6 years ago video dad. Nothing recent. That's because the COMMUNIST party is getting worse in harrassing the Christian faith in China. And to make matters worse. There is a plethora of horrible propaganda, with clickbait titles/pictures that portray Communist China as a hideous regime, prosecuting the Christian faith. I was surprised that my own son is adamant, distrusting China, because it is Communist and anti Christianity. Despite my efforts to teach him otherwise. Could you please make a video on how Chinese Christians practice their faith on a normal Sunday service, in China? Thanks in advance.
@@davidbian4453 I guess that you've never been in China... please go to Shanghai and you can find Christianity church on the walking street in the busiest district and it's open to everyone...if something likes what the western media said, the church should be grounded and nice shopping malls would be built there...
The case was solved because he lived in a small town and was not well off, and the Chinese government unconditionally gave hundreds of thousands of international students, as long as he was not Chinese, or not Han, including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and made my country worse. Whenever I have foreign friends to visit, I will buy a good package of cigarettes to entertain him, go to the shop to ask the boss, give me a bag of hard China, the boss said no, only soft China, I said how can there be no hard China? The boss said there was no more after liberation, and there would be no hard China
thinking about getting anything you want delivered to your door by just tapping on your phone. it is too convenient for anyone to get back to their country. e commerce, online shopping, food delivery any time and any where.
BBC News: Beijing is secretly funding British students studying in China's top universities just come with one condition which is promoting Chinese communist propaganda on RUclips. Here we are, our China correspondent Jason, BSB News.
This footage should be given to the so-called HongKongers to watch. When there is a British PhD saying that the UK is too small for career development, a group of so-called HongKongers hold their BNO passports moving to Britain and leaving their home country China. What a sharp contrast!
Dear mr. Barrett. I look at you channel and often think that what the important work you’re doing greatly contributes to the mutual understanding across culture and national boundaries, ultimately to the world peace. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Barrette, you have got yourself a very bright and wise guy there mate. You can tell the young lad speak out the truth about China and he is truly enjoying it. Well done!
Completely agree, humans need to stop focusing on the past and create a better future for all, I think humanity deserves that after our long history of bloodshed.
The case was solved because he lived in a small town and was not well off, and the Chinese government unconditionally gave hundreds of thousands of international students, as long as he was not Chinese, or not Han, including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and made my country worse. Whenever I have foreign friends to visit, I will buy a good package of cigarettes to entertain him, go to the shop to ask the boss, give me a bag of hard China, the boss said no, only soft China, I said how can there be no hard China? The boss said there was no more after liberation, and there would be no hard China
I fully support Barrett , for his efforts to Promote the positive Side about China 🇨🇳, and I Wish Both Indonesia 🇮🇩, and Malaysia 🇲🇾, can learn from China success.
im from uk n had been living in Guangzhou for nearly nine years. studying medicine is unaffordable in uk. so i brought my son to china to do medicine. he had a scholarship from the SYS university n had now finished his degree. he is now working for the nhs as a doctor back in uk. uk should thank china for training a doctor for the uk nhs on behalf of uk. at the same time i brought two of my young kids to join the local chinese state primary school to learn chinese. the schooling was free and the kids also enjoyed free chinese nhs care given to the local kids. 中国加油!💪
Greetings from Malaysia! Can't say I travelled a lot, just been to 40+ cities around US, France, Netherlands, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Hungary, Romania, Italy, Austria, Russia, Nepal, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Spore, HK, Taiwan, Japan and Indonesia. Before the pandemic, I will normally spend my annual vacation/biz trips in Europe and China. Always told my acquaintances that China has the best cities, infrastructures and tourist-friendly facilities by far. The only drawback I have in China is I'd been told by the locals that I speak with a Beijing slang - maybe that's one of the reason I get scolded for asking for Menu in English when I am in China (I don't read Mandarin but am verbally fluent) 🤣🤣🤣
It brings tears to my eyes to see young and intelligent westerners coming down to see China. There are still a lot of good guys in this world. I am sure this young man will have a good future in China. I wish him all the best in his future endeavors.
OH you dimwit this is chinese propoganda. He has been paid by the government. Do you know anything about Uyghurs. well if you dont you better find it out, because who knows the next person who is sent to concentration camp might be you. watch out for CCP
There is a saying "seeing is believing". That always holds true. We should all have an open mind. Travelling broadens the horizon. It is good to hear some unbiased objective views from people like Luke and Lee. I have lived in different parts of the UK, mainly London, for more than 50 years. London is very expensive and you will get a higher living standard in Shanghai than in London with the same amount of money. An American friend once told me that New York was expensive, but accommodation in Manhattan was bigger for the same price as in London. There is no money left after paying taxes, housing, transport, foods and drinks and basic essentials, living in London. The more fortunate higher earners pay half of their salaries in taxes, so there is actually not a lot of money left. I know of high earners in Hong Kong who pay a top rate of tax at 15%, so they still retain 85%. British, European and American taxes are simply too high.
Im a chemical engineering student doing a masters degree... after watchung this i will go study phd in china of there is an opportunity. Its just a complete no brainer
Yes. It is a absolutely smart decision for a foreign student to study in China. I graduated from Tsinghua University's Chemical Engineering major which is ranked Top 1 in the world.
OH you dimwit this is chinese propoganda. He has been paid by the government. Do you know anything about Uyghurs. well if you dont you better find it out, because who knows the next person who is sent to concentration camp might be you. watch out for CCP
The case was solved because he lived in a small town and was not well off, and the Chinese government unconditionally gave hundreds of thousands of international students, as long as he was not Chinese, or not Han, including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and made my country worse. Whenever I have foreign friends to visit, I will buy a good package of cigarettes to entertain him, go to the shop to ask the boss, give me a bag of hard China, the boss said no, only soft China, I said how can there be no hard China? The boss said there was no more after liberation, and there would be no hard China
Well done Lee for finding Luke, who is fascinated by China. The fact its not Oli promoting China here ie; a member of your family, others may take his comments more serious. Im glad he mentioned he was previousely diss-informed by the BBC.
Why should he have to mention he was misinformed by the BBC? That's just slipping into divisive rhetoric. The best thing he could possible do is show us his experiences living and studying in China honestly, both the good, and the bad. China is an amazing country with a rich culture, and an incredible future ahead of itself. It's not necessary to fight international media on RUclips.
@@sparkeyjones6261 Youre absolutly correct Sparkey. But! I do think the BBC should be more accurate with its information, its big enough to know the truth. However! tubers are being attacked by the BBC and again you are correct, they never point out the bad. Maybe theyre afraid? I live in China.
@@Mr-Tony-888 Unfortunately, to me, their responses to the BBC seem forced, and somewhat coordinated. Maybe I'm wrong, but, the clickbait provocative titles and divisive rhetoric don't do them any good with regard to legitimacy. Hey, I looked at a couple of your videos. I quite enjoyed them. I look forward to watching more tomorrow. I lived in and travelled Southeast Asia for a few years, but have only visited China for short periods of time. One day, maybe I'll have the chance to stay longer. Cheers.
Thank you for sharing your story. I am talking to my English friends to go to China to study. The problem is, as you know, English people are very reserved. Many of English people have very negative views about Chinese people, which is caused by the British govt propaganda. I hope your channels continue to help spread the truths about China to Britain as well as the whole world.
A British came to China studying for P.hD in AI, and fully paid with Chinese scholarships, wow wow wow wow wow!!!!! This will never happen in other way around!!! !! !
My country, Singapore, does that too to bring in overseas talent thru scholarship. I had met a China Chinese undergraduate a decade ago, who came on such scholarship, and our government even gave them stripend and accommodation. And so were the same for 2 of my Burmese ex-colleagues. It is nothing new. One day I even learnt that my government had relax immigration policy to reclude youth to work in the military and granting allowing the whole family to migrate.
@@mglee1431 But the competition in Singapore foreign scholarship system is very high. The scholarship owners need to compete within the system. I got 80 rank points in A level but I cannot get any offer from the college of engineering in NTU and NUS because others scholarship owners' rank points are higher than mine.
Standard of living in China much better than the Western and Indian. Foreign or other living in China means living in the futuristic country. ❤️🇨🇳 ....
the chat is honest..love to see the spirit & passion of luke to explore china potential....we can see china priority development & living in harmony of all races
Hey Luke, welcome to Shanghai! Shanghai Jiaotong University is definitely a great university. I live pretty close to this university. But I didn't study there, instead I went to Fudan, on the other side of Shanghai city, majoring in math as well lol. I am pretty sure you will love this modern, friendly, fast-paced city! Enjoy the life in China! @Lee as always thanks for the great video!
Great video, and I agree that Shanghai is awesome and is one of my favorite cities as well. Beautiful city for sure! I hope China becomes reciprocal in future allowing foreigners in China the same advantages as Chinese get in other countries. ID Cards, Immigration options, Housing ownership, Jobs, etc....
Yes a lot of people have negative perception of China from what they watched and read in the media. I was one of them. China was at the bottom of my travel list until I visited Shanghai few years back. I was amazed at how developed and modern the city is. Now I can't wait to visit other cities in China.
So now BBC has one more person to "expose"? well, at least Luke does get funded by the Chinese government for something. Can't wait to see another BBC report about foreign Vloggers living in China and the showcase of their cheap photoshop skills!
He's definitely funded by the prc govt. He's got scholarship so that's government funding. Also, I bet his food or accomodation is ccp funded. Nonono, his words cannot be trusted!
'perception'! Spot on. Just remind me a chat between me and a colleague years ago, BTW I'm a Chinese and have been living in Australia since 2004, my colleague asked me about my family back in China and he was like' what do you parents do for a living, are the working on a farm?" I guess that's the perception that many westerners still have on China these days.
There was a time when the US welcome foreign students and scholars into their universities. It has changed in recent years. Going further back, in China the Tang dynasty was often regarded as the golden era of cultural exchanges, mainly through the silk route. In fact the Tang emperors and the famous Chinese poet (also known as Li Bo) were not from the Han tribe. Seems China is returning to that melting-pot mode in a big way. Everything is changing so fast in China it is dizzying. I'll gladly spent 14 days in quarantine just to travel around China.
OH you dimwit this is chinese propoganda. He has been paid by the government. Do you know anything about Uyghurs. well if you dont you better find it out, because who knows the next person who is sent to concentration camp might be you. watch out for CCP
OMG, math major, my god! My science is very poor. Although I am an art student, I still admire the great sciences, such as math. Hope you have a bright future and good luck!
@@livinlavidaluke We were very lucky. My parents sent me to London Pitman's Central College for Executive Secretarial Course in 90's. My brother and sisters were both studied in US universities. And I haven't travelled back to England for the past 10 years.
Any foreigners that comes to china with an open mind will eventually transform to a much stronger person and will be freed from the western narrative enslavement forever.
It is very interesting to hear this, I am glad that this young gentleman is getting a generous scholarship from shanghai government. In fact, I was in a complete opposite situation 20+ years ago. I was awarded a scholarship to study my PhD by British government in UK. Thank you so much for the interesting upload. Good luck for your study Luke.
Great walking interview Lee. I think you can work super with this theme. Of course, outside in a park with a split screen with 3/4 on the scene in frontwould be a Win~Win~Win format. Big hug.
The local Chinese though isn't very happy. They don't understand though that actually they too can get scholarship in the west like Germany. Every Country that has money does it. It's a way to get talent around the world.
@@weiskl887 well…they don't happy because sometimes it is far easier for foreigners to apply for those good universities or equivalent scholarship than local people…but these happens the rest of the world so I'm cool with it.
China has been developing so rapidly in the last two decades. I am from Shenzhen. 16 years ago, I was just like the young man, traveling to the UK as an oversea student. I was then luckily rewarded a scholarship named Oversea Research Students Awards Scheme (ORSAS) funded by the UK government. The scholarship not only covered my PhD full tuition fee as an oversea student for three years, but also it provided £1000 per month to financially support my living cost. The RMB to GBP exchange rate was 16 to 1 at the time. I was like earning 16000yuan every month, which was even more than my dad working as a senior engineer in Shenzhen, the richest city in mainland China then. However, 16 years later, the story has completely changed. There are more and more students from western countries coming to study in China now.
Hi Barrett, just got a piece of news from Hangzhou police on 26June2021 discovering during their morning patrol a young girl sleeping in front of a bank. They tried very hard to wake her up from the street but to no avail. She had been sleeping there the whole night totally drunk. Finally she woke up and was very embarrassed. The night before she went to her friend place for visit and had too many drinks. She thought she had reached home and slept on her bed. The photo of her sleeping on the ground showing her hand was clutching her mobile phone and she looked like 20 plus of age wearing a pair of very-short short and sling tee shirt exposing her tummy and her long legs. she slept in the open the whole night without any person attacking her or steal her phone. This shows how safe China is for a beautiful young girl dressed sexily and by herself sleeping on the street in a big city of Hangzhou without bodily harm.
BBC: we got another one here funded by the CCP to study & paid for accommodation & transport but we make them pay if they wants to study in the UK. Me: nice video & keep winding BBC up! Salute to both of you!
I am also studied at Chiao Tung Unversity. Only one thing different, I studied in Hsinchu Taiwan. This Chiao Tung Unversity is relatdd to Chiao Tung Unversity in China, historically.
To be honest, I don't think some type of “foreigners bonus” could last too long. People like Luke and Barratts are way smarter than many westerners catching the tide of history.
！？！？Hahahahhahaha, why there is no sound in right channel. I thought my earphone is broken…… There is no sound in the right side. I am very sad and went to buy a new one. …… Then I noticed it's on this video. Now, happy again~
Luke is a very thoughtful young man, good on you. And well done Lee, love to see this kind of vid more, interview with foreign students studying in China
A practical and bright mind seems able to fit into the Chinese environment quite easily especially if you are STEM incline. Well it suit Luke's plan and career development, why not free tuition, free lodging within the campus or at least within a traveling distance. To those who just want to seek an exchange of knowledge, it is definitely worth the shot! Best of all, the AI industry in China is exploding!
That is one of top ranking university in China and Asia or may be in the world. A lot of famous people and scholars world wide doing their research or graduated from this university. So admire! Good choice! Congratulations! 👩🎓👍
I found this young man's comments very insightful. I hope you did too!
What did you think of Luke's comments?
Hi Barrett, Could you please help me to refute one particular misconception about China, that is:
COMMUNIST China is ANTI RELIGION.
Particularly China's prosecution of the Christian religion.
My son complained to me that Communist China is ANTI Christianity.
Communist China does not allow the cross in the church.
I tried to prove him wrong.
But when I searched in youtube:
Church service in China.
Christianity in China.
Christmas in China.
Easter in China.
There is hardly any recent videos about the practice of Christianity in China.
My son said, that's 6 years ago video dad. Nothing recent. That's because the COMMUNIST party is getting worse in harrassing the Christian faith in China.
And to make matters worse. There is a plethora of horrible propaganda, with clickbait titles/pictures that portray Communist China as a hideous regime, prosecuting the Christian faith.
I was surprised that my own son is adamant, distrusting China, because it is Communist and anti Christianity. Despite my efforts to teach him otherwise.
Could you please make a video on how Chinese Christians practice their faith on a normal Sunday service, in China?
Thanks in advance.
He's telling truth like what you always do
@@davidbian4453 I guess that you've never been in China... please go to Shanghai and you can find Christianity church on the walking street in the busiest district and it's open to everyone...if something likes what the western media said, the church should be grounded and nice shopping malls would be built there...
@@davidbian4453 I don't give a damn! Religion don't do nothing to me.
The case was solved because he lived in a small town and was not well off, and the Chinese government unconditionally gave hundreds of thousands of international students, as long as he was not Chinese, or not Han, including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and made my country worse. Whenever I have foreign friends to visit, I will buy a good package of cigarettes to entertain him, go to the shop to ask the boss, give me a bag of hard China, the boss said no, only soft China, I said how can there be no hard China? The boss said there was no more after liberation, and there would be no hard China
Thanks a lot for having me on, Lee! Great speaking with you😃
You are very welcome Luke, hope to see you again soon
i just remember caught non- bullet train from london -manchester costs me 134 or 184pounds so expensive.
just subscribed to your channel.
thinking about getting anything you want delivered to your door by just tapping on your phone. it is too convenient for anyone to get back to their country.
e commerce, online shopping, food delivery any time and any where.
BBC News: Beijing is secretly funding British students studying in China's top universities just come with one condition which is promoting Chinese communist propaganda on RUclips. Here we are, our China correspondent Jason, BSB News.
This footage should be given to the so-called HongKongers to watch. When there is a British PhD saying that the UK is too small for career development, a group of so-called HongKongers hold their BNO passports moving to Britain and leaving their home country China. What a sharp contrast!
sparing some room for people loving there is good thing.
Oh dear Hong-Kong and Taiwan 😂😂😂
Because Hong kongers don't want to be beaten up for protesting. Let them leave if they want to.
@@josephbrennan370 yeah, after serving their crime! as for those who beating and burning people, hehehe they will stay in prison for a long long time.
@@WU-ee3vs so some members of the police force will be in prison for a long time? That's good.
Keep going, 300,000 subscriptions will come soon👏, Hong Kong fans will always support Barrett👍！
Lol
Brilliant work! Am glad you guys debunked those haters who have never been in China except spewing lies. Love your videos!
How peaceful face he have, really enjoyed this communication 💕
Dear mr. Barrett. I look at you channel and often think that what the important work you’re doing greatly contributes to the mutual understanding across culture and national boundaries, ultimately to the world peace. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Barrette, you have got yourself a very bright and wise guy there mate. You can tell the young lad speak out the truth about China and he is truly enjoying it. Well done!
hearing real on the ground stories... current ones... those are the ones that matter most.
Yep, we try to bring new and interesting content. Interesting how his view changed so much once he had actually come to China.
Completely agree, humans need to stop focusing on the past and create a better future for all, I think humanity deserves that after our long history of bloodshed.
The case was solved because he lived in a small town and was not well off, and the Chinese government unconditionally gave hundreds of thousands of international students, as long as he was not Chinese, or not Han, including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and made my country worse. Whenever I have foreign friends to visit, I will buy a good package of cigarettes to entertain him, go to the shop to ask the boss, give me a bag of hard China, the boss said no, only soft China, I said how can there be no hard China? The boss said there was no more after liberation, and there would be no hard China
@@kkuu9075 Could you understand your own story? I wasn't able to make much sense of it...
Not if it doesn't include opinions that aren't allowed to be expressed publicly in China.
Young people like this young man give me hope for the future.
This conversation between the two gentlemen was so positive, cheerful and sincere. I really appreciate your video and love you two guys very much!
I fully support Barrett , for his efforts to Promote the positive Side about China 🇨🇳, and I Wish Both Indonesia 🇮🇩, and Malaysia 🇲🇾, can learn from China success.
im from uk n had been living in Guangzhou for nearly nine years. studying medicine is unaffordable in uk. so i brought my son to china to do medicine. he had a scholarship from the SYS university n had now finished his degree. he is now working for the nhs as a doctor back in uk. uk should thank china for training a doctor for the uk nhs on behalf of uk. at the same time i brought two of my young kids to join the local chinese state primary school to learn chinese. the schooling was free and the kids also enjoyed free chinese nhs care given to the local kids. 中国加油!💪
Great comment Leo, thank you for sharing your story..
Greetings from Malaysia! Can't say I travelled a lot, just been to 40+ cities around US, France, Netherlands, Hungary, Germany, Spain, Hungary, Romania, Italy, Austria, Russia, Nepal, China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Spore, HK, Taiwan, Japan and Indonesia. Before the pandemic, I will normally spend my annual vacation/biz trips in Europe and China. Always told my acquaintances that China has the best cities, infrastructures and tourist-friendly facilities by far. The only drawback I have in China is I'd been told by the locals that I speak with a Beijing slang - maybe that's one of the reason I get scolded for asking for Menu in English when I am in China (I don't read Mandarin but am verbally fluent) 🤣🤣🤣
It brings tears to my eyes to see young and intelligent westerners coming down to see China. There are still a lot of good guys in this world. I am sure this young man will have a good future in China. I wish him all the best in his future endeavors.
Appreciate that, thanks👍
I agree, I wish him the best.
If you enjoyed this video, raise your hand to show Barrett your undying support 🙋✋🔥
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Thanks Lee.great
OH you dimwit this is chinese propoganda. He has been paid by the government. Do you know anything about Uyghurs. well if you dont you better find it out, because who knows the next person who is sent to concentration camp might be you. watch out for CCP
@mansana you say this for every CCP shill video and it's so tacky. You wumaos lack subtlety and class.
Undying support? For a RUclipsr? Isn't that a bit extreme?
There is a saying "seeing is believing". That always holds true. We should all have an open mind. Travelling broadens the horizon. It is good to hear some unbiased objective views from people like Luke and Lee.
I have lived in different parts of the UK, mainly London, for more than 50 years. London is very expensive and you will get a higher living standard in Shanghai than in London with the same amount of money. An American friend once told me that New York was expensive, but accommodation in Manhattan was bigger for the same price as in London. There is no money left after paying taxes, housing, transport, foods and drinks and basic essentials, living in London. The more fortunate higher earners pay half of their salaries in taxes, so there is actually not a lot of money left.
I know of high earners in Hong Kong who pay a top rate of tax at 15%, so they still retain 85%. British, European and American taxes are simply too high.
Im a chemical engineering student doing a masters degree... after watchung this i will go study phd in china of there is an opportunity. Its just a complete no brainer
I would hope you didn't make that decision based solely on the interview of another student studying in a completely different field.
Yes. It is a absolutely smart decision for a foreign student to study in China. I graduated from Tsinghua University's Chemical Engineering major which is ranked Top 1 in the world.
OH you dimwit this is chinese propoganda. He has been paid by the government. Do you know anything about Uyghurs. well if you dont you better find it out, because who knows the next person who is sent to concentration camp might be you. watch out for CCP
@@archit2894 Aren't you guy tired to make the same joke every day? A normal person with a rational mind wouldn't believe in this kind of BS...
@@archit2894 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Machine-learning research in China is top class.
The case was solved because he lived in a small town and was not well off, and the Chinese government unconditionally gave hundreds of thousands of international students, as long as he was not Chinese, or not Han, including Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, and made my country worse. Whenever I have foreign friends to visit, I will buy a good package of cigarettes to entertain him, go to the shop to ask the boss, give me a bag of hard China, the boss said no, only soft China, I said how can there be no hard China? The boss said there was no more after liberation, and there would be no hard China
A Chinese Canadian here in Toronto giving you guys a thumps up and supporting your channels 👍, keep up the good work folks !
Much appreciated
Good to hear the opinion from a talented young man. Btw, 2000 people is really a small town lol..
A very nice video Lee! Let more young minds in this world hear Luke's view.
Well done Lee for finding Luke, who is fascinated by China. The fact its not Oli promoting China here ie; a member of your family, others may take his comments more serious. Im glad he mentioned he was previousely diss-informed by the BBC.
CCP is a nightmare
@@archit2894 Nightmares are not healthy, think of something else to help you sleep. :)
Why should he have to mention he was misinformed by the BBC? That's just slipping into divisive rhetoric. The best thing he could possible do is show us his experiences living and studying in China honestly, both the good, and the bad. China is an amazing country with a rich culture, and an incredible future ahead of itself. It's not necessary to fight international media on RUclips.
@@sparkeyjones6261 Youre absolutly correct Sparkey. But! I do think the BBC should be more accurate with its information, its big enough to know the truth. However! tubers are being attacked by the BBC and again you are correct, they never point out the bad. Maybe theyre afraid? I live in China.
@@Mr-Tony-888 Unfortunately, to me, their responses to the BBC seem forced, and somewhat coordinated. Maybe I'm wrong, but, the clickbait provocative titles and divisive rhetoric don't do them any good with regard to legitimacy. Hey, I looked at a couple of your videos. I quite enjoyed them. I look forward to watching more tomorrow. I lived in and travelled Southeast Asia for a few years, but have only visited China for short periods of time. One day, maybe I'll have the chance to stay longer. Cheers.
A top ranking university. Great job!
Thank you for sharing your story. I am talking to my English friends to go to China to study. The problem is, as you know, English people are very reserved. Many of English people have very negative views about Chinese people, which is caused by the British govt propaganda. I hope your channels continue to help spread the truths about China to Britain as well as the whole world.
A British came to China studying for P.hD in AI, and fully paid with Chinese scholarships, wow wow wow wow wow!!!!! This will never happen in other way around!!! !! !
But I think his good enough grades are also part of the reason.
Stupid national policies will give priority to foreigners to enjoy supranational treatment. There is no second one in the world.
Good way to recruit talent.
My country, Singapore, does that too to bring in overseas talent thru scholarship. I had met a China Chinese undergraduate a decade ago, who came on such scholarship, and our government even gave them stripend and accommodation. And so were the same for 2 of my Burmese ex-colleagues. It is nothing new. One day I even learnt that my government had relax immigration policy to reclude youth to work in the military and granting allowing the whole family to migrate.
@@mglee1431 But the competition in Singapore foreign scholarship system is very high. The scholarship owners need to compete within the system. I got 80 rank points in A level but I cannot get any offer from the college of engineering in NTU and NUS because others scholarship owners' rank points are higher than mine.
Thank you Lee Barrett,we love you for telling the truth.❤️👍
Barrett senior is doing a Fantastic job interviewing 👍👍
Bravo, nice video, thank you for making.
Good to see my school mate from SJTU here! Great talk, enjoyed it.
Great video! Love it!
Good on you Luke, thanks Lee.
Very welcome
All solidarity to China in the struggle against the western imperialism 😁✊🇧🇷🇨🇳❤️.
Standard of living in China much better than the Western and Indian.
Foreign or other living in China means living in the futuristic country.
❤️🇨🇳 ....
The West is definitely in decline. A lot of the rhetoric from them against China is due to jealousy.
@@HarshG26 and India is still like 1970s India
the chat is honest..love to see the spirit & passion of luke to explore china potential....we can see china priority development & living in harmony of all races
thanks Lee, for this video. it's so informative .
很棒的節目，謝謝
Well said young man. Hope you stay in China to continue your work after your study and enjoy life here.
感谢你带大家认识真实的中国🇨🇳
Love to see Kiwi Andy in this video via ads.
Good interview, Lee!
Very nice video. Support. Thanks for telling the truth
Hey Luke, welcome to Shanghai! Shanghai Jiaotong University is definitely a great university. I live pretty close to this university. But I didn't study there, instead I went to Fudan, on the other side of Shanghai city, majoring in math as well lol.
I am pretty sure you will love this modern, friendly, fast-paced city! Enjoy the life in China!
@Lee as always thanks for the great video!
Great video, and I agree that Shanghai is awesome and is one of my favorite cities as well. Beautiful city for sure! I hope China becomes reciprocal in future allowing foreigners in China the same advantages as Chinese get in other countries. ID Cards, Immigration options, Housing ownership, Jobs, etc....
@Barrett , Thank you for continuing to give us a fair voice under pressure.
Nice to meet you, Luke. Interesting, Math degree.
Heard the Math standards rather high in schools.
Great video!!
Finally, the truths is revealed. Perth Australia. It's time for the mainstream media to know all this.
Collabs are always appreciated by me. Take that for granted Lee!
Yes a lot of people have negative perception of China from what they watched and read in the media. I was one of them. China was at the bottom of my travel list until I visited Shanghai few years back. I was amazed at how developed and modern the city is. Now I can't wait to visit other cities in China.
Lee is my idol. Honest, brave, truth to his heart. Dare to speak out. Respect.
Shanghai Jiaotong Uni is very very good. Luke is a star!
So now BBC has one more person to "expose"? well, at least Luke does get funded by the Chinese government for something. Can't wait to see another BBC report about foreign Vloggers living in China and the showcase of their cheap photoshop skills!
He's definitely funded by the prc govt. He's got scholarship so that's government funding. Also, I bet his food or accomodation is ccp funded. Nonono, his words cannot be trusted!
@@reir8047 and who has guaranteed that you aren't funded by British Govt to say this
@@agnidiptahomroy8656 the British government doesn't need to sink this low and get help from the British version of wumao, it's got bbc!
@@agnidiptahomroy8656 lmao
@@agnidiptahomroy8656 BBC: Rumor-making machine.
guys, just don't forget to share their videos!
The young guy selected to study in China, maybe made the most right decision in his life by far.
'perception'! Spot on. Just remind me a chat between me and a colleague years ago, BTW I'm a Chinese and have been living in Australia since 2004, my colleague asked me about my family back in China and he was like' what do you parents do for a living, are the working on a farm?" I guess that's the perception that many westerners still have on China these days.
Did you ask him if if his family wrestled crocodiles for a living?
@@sparkeyjones6261 I'm not stereotyped.
That's what they have been sold on by their BBC and other local press.
There was a time when the US welcome foreign students and scholars into their universities. It has changed in recent years. Going further back, in China the Tang dynasty was often regarded as the golden era of cultural exchanges, mainly through the silk route. In fact the Tang emperors and the famous Chinese poet (also known as Li Bo) were not from the Han tribe. Seems China is returning to that melting-pot mode in a big way. Everything is changing so fast in China it is dizzying. I'll gladly spent 14 days in quarantine just to travel around China.
China is attracting foreign students from the west while USA is doing the opposite , sign of deterioration and self destruction .
OH you dimwit this is chinese propoganda. He has been paid by the government. Do you know anything about Uyghurs. well if you dont you better find it out, because who knows the next person who is sent to concentration camp might be you. watch out for CCP
I remember receiving letters from Obama(office) as international students...
You are smart
Wow, the place where this video happened to be shot is just near my residence in Hangzhou!
To have an open mind is truly important for everyone outside AND inside China. With such mind set……the world is so much more exciting.
Great job!!
OMG, math major, my god! My science is very poor. Although I am an art student, I still admire the great sciences, such as math. Hope you have a bright future and good luck!
Nice to meet Luke. Haha I was student in London many many years ago.
London is too expensive for a student hahaha😃😃
@@livinlavidaluke We were very lucky. My parents sent me to London Pitman's Central College for Executive Secretarial Course in 90's. My brother and sisters were both studied in US universities. And I haven't travelled back to England for the past 10 years.
@@marylo9748 a very lucky experience! I think you’ll find it to be such a different city now to back then !
@@livinlavidaluke Surely. I went to your channel just now. Big big change to both countries and the world.
I hope he enjoys his study at Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
So far👍
Any foreigners that comes to china with an open mind will eventually transform to a much stronger person and will be freed from the western narrative enslavement forever.
It is very interesting to hear this, I am glad that this young gentleman is getting a generous scholarship from shanghai government. In fact, I was in a complete opposite situation 20+ years ago. I was awarded a scholarship to study my PhD by British government in UK. Thank you so much for the interesting upload. Good luck for your study Luke.
Awesome! Thanks 😁
As usual, inspiring.
Great walking interview Lee. I think you can work super with this theme. Of course, outside in a park with a split screen with 3/4 on the scene in frontwould be a Win~Win~Win format. Big hug.
So china didn’t consider him as “national threat”?
or pay his scholarship as “national threat”?
😂
The local Chinese though isn't very happy. They don't understand though that actually they too can get scholarship in the west like Germany. Every Country that has money does it. It's a way to get talent around the world.
@@weiskl887 well…they don't happy because sometimes it is far easier for foreigners to apply for those good universities or equivalent scholarship than local people…but these happens the rest of the world so I'm cool with it.
I wanted to study in China as an economic student from the US.
The British might. BBC will create an article about China brainwashing their own people soon.
👋👋👀👀快到30万订阅了，加油加油
Hi, how old is Luke again? He was about living in China. I will have a look at his RUclips channel, livinlavidaluke after this 👍👍👍
Like to see both of UK's people talking.
China has been developing so rapidly in the last two decades. I am from Shenzhen. 16 years ago, I was just like the young man, traveling to the UK as an oversea student. I was then luckily rewarded a scholarship named Oversea Research Students Awards Scheme (ORSAS) funded by the UK government. The scholarship not only covered my PhD full tuition fee as an oversea student for three years, but also it provided £1000 per month to financially support my living cost. The RMB to GBP exchange rate was 16 to 1 at the time. I was like earning 16000yuan every month, which was even more than my dad working as a senior engineer in Shenzhen, the richest city in mainland China then. However, 16 years later, the story has completely changed. There are more and more students from western countries coming to study in China now.
Thank you so much!
Hi Barrett, just got a piece of news from Hangzhou police on 26June2021 discovering during their morning patrol a young girl sleeping in front of a bank. They tried very hard to wake her up from the street but to no avail. She had been sleeping there the whole night totally drunk. Finally she woke up and was very embarrassed. The night before she went to her friend place for visit and had too many drinks. She thought she had reached home and slept on her bed. The photo of her sleeping on the ground showing her hand was clutching her mobile phone and she looked like 20 plus of age wearing a pair of very-short short and sling tee shirt exposing her tummy and her long legs. she slept in the open the whole night without any person attacking her or steal her phone. This shows how safe China is for a beautiful young girl dressed sexily and by herself sleeping on the street in a big city of Hangzhou without bodily harm.
For all intents and purposes, learning and education is the central focus that all Chinese parents have for their children.
So, he moved to China for the larger data set. I guess that makes perfect sense if you're developing AI.
Luke is on track and will do very well, he deffo chose the right country for that.
要思想真正開放的人，才懂得欣賞中國……你們做到了！
thank you for your kind words
@@jefferson655 轉載
《 批判性思維 》
在此我多謝黎天王、伍x朗為我提供關於批判性思維的靈感寫作，不過黎明和伍x朗的行為是有天壤之别，核心動機亦明顯不同，分别就是一個我行我素，但他沒有歷史黑材料可以讓你考古，另一個就是方方面面、往日今天都完全証明自己是一名慣匪，然而敢做不敢認。
以前在多倫多課堂上，有一則外國案例：一位三十來歲的人妻，她有一種習慣，完全抗拒穿内衣褲，更喜歡經常穿透明的裙子上街。
路人都能夠清楚看到她的身體，後來警察抓了她，罪名是公衆地方裸露身體，屬於行為不檢。
這位女仕在法庭上向法官解釋，她不知道别人看到自己的身體，而且有穿衣服上街，認爲自己不算犯法。
法官用一種批判性思維責罵她，每一個正常人都會在大衆社會中極力保障自己的身體私隱，一個人如果因為無心之失而露體，不算犯法，但你裡面完全不穿内衣褲，外面又穿透明外衣，就是一種刻意祼露身體的行為。
況且，公衆地方不穿内衣褲，法律上不算有罪，只要外面不是透明，裡面穿不穿，誰看到你的身體有沒有劇透？
最後這位露體狂阿姨被判監兩星期，雖然例子很淺白，但簡單說明一個人的心路軌跡，由内至外，甚麼人就做甚麼事，很難自圓其說。
香港政府原來窮到要運動員自己出外印奥運參賽服裝，而最後沒有政府授權，任何人不得私自印上特區區徽在運動服上，請問這個笑話好不好笑？
賽前沒有運動商贊助是謊言：全部香港隊代表都有幾套完整的戰衣上陣，香港今次奥運代表隊共 46人，人人不失禮，只得你一個沒有衣服去打仗？而且贊助是整體團隊清一色套裝系列，運動員根本不須要操這份心。
再者，一個運動員已經代表香港十年出外比賽，更加是首批被關注有獎牌希望的成員，大膽說一句，即使真的沒有人給贊助，這種老將，隨便選一件自己的參賽服都可以，家中印有區徽的新舊運動服肯定堆積如山。如果這樣做是不合規矩，那麼現在穿件黑色T恤出場怎麼又合規矩？
按邏輯論一個人如果他是光明正大，心理上必然先注重自己陣上的形象，會極力爭取在世界媒體下展現自己代表的地區，那麼沒有區徽的運動服誰願意去穿，而且千挑萬選一件喪服顏色T恤？除非這一切都是有人故意而爲之。
東奥委會也十分荒謬，這說明任何一個人都可以冒充運動員，穿件普通T恤出場，而不用審核，這是管理的問題。
同樣一個管理的問題，你霍家公子認真大方，一副將在外軍令有所不受的模樣，還要為此護航，希望淡化事件，有人把個人的港獨理念借奥運參賽而宣揚，証明相關部門的負責人嚴重失職，沒有做好把關工作。
請問霍公子，究竟國家尊嚴大，還是獎牌重要？
如果這位運動員又成功拿到獎牌，而他須要站在名次台上接受頒獎及奏國歌，你容許他穿一件沒有區徽的黑色T恤站在台上領獎？
最後筆者說：我明白香港有很多運動員都是黄絲，但有關當局明知這個人一直在自己的社交網站上與黑暴眉來眼去，甚至賽前穿黑衣黑口罩拍宣傳片，依然讓他有機會出外比賽，更縱容他的狗膽做出今次的醜事，被問責受罰的應該是整個管理層及羽總團隊。
珮宜
Subscribed 👍
My country was a British colony. Your British accent sounds so familiar!
Great conversations!👏👏👏
BBC: we got another one here funded by the CCP to study & paid for accommodation & transport but we make them pay if they wants to study in the UK.
Me: nice video & keep winding BBC up! Salute to both of you!
I am also studied at Chiao Tung Unversity. Only one thing different, I studied in Hsinchu Taiwan. This Chiao Tung Unversity is relatdd to Chiao Tung Unversity in China, historically.
BBC really have a hard time on you (Barrett). Good video..
Thanks for all the honesty,.. a rare quality to find at the moment 👍👍👍
I disagree, i am from Malaysia and i am now planning to send my daughter to continue her education in China.
To be honest, I don't think some type of “foreigners bonus” could last too long. People like Luke and Barratts are way smarter than many westerners catching the tide of history.
有人为中国发声真的很幸运！
李保重好身体祝你身体健康长命百岁
！？！？Hahahahhahaha, why there is no sound in right channel. I thought my earphone is broken…… There is no sound in the right side. I am very sad and went to buy a new one. …… Then I noticed it's on this video. Now, happy again~
如果你喜欢这个视频，举手给你强大的支持吧！ 🙋✋🔥
🙋🏻♀️
@young shaw 轉載
《 批判性思維 》
在此我多謝黎天王、伍x朗為我提供關於批判性思維的靈感寫作，不過黎明和伍x朗的行為是有天壤之别，核心動機亦明顯不同，分别就是一個我行我素，但他沒有歷史黑材料可以讓你考古，另一個就是方方面面、往日今天都完全証明自己是一名慣匪，然而敢做不敢認。
以前在多倫多課堂上，有一則外國案例：一位三十來歲的人妻，她有一種習慣，完全抗拒穿内衣褲，更喜歡經常穿透明的裙子上街。
路人都能夠清楚看到她的身體，後來警察抓了她，罪名是公衆地方裸露身體，屬於行為不檢。
這位女仕在法庭上向法官解釋，她不知道别人看到自己的身體，而且有穿衣服上街，認爲自己不算犯法。
法官用一種批判性思維責罵她，每一個正常人都會在大衆社會中極力保障自己的身體私隱，一個人如果因為無心之失而露體，不算犯法，但你裡面完全不穿内衣褲，外面又穿透明外衣，就是一種刻意祼露身體的行為。
況且，公衆地方不穿内衣褲，法律上不算有罪，只要外面不是透明，裡面穿不穿，誰看到你的身體有沒有劇透？
最後這位露體狂阿姨被判監兩星期，雖然例子很淺白，但簡單說明一個人的心路軌跡，由内至外，甚麼人就做甚麼事，很難自圓其說。
香港政府原來窮到要運動員自己出外印奥運參賽服裝，而最後沒有政府授權，任何人不得私自印上特區區徽在運動服上，請問這個笑話好不好笑？
賽前沒有運動商贊助是謊言：全部香港隊代表都有幾套完整的戰衣上陣，香港今次奥運代表隊共 46人，人人不失禮，只得你一個沒有衣服去打仗？而且贊助是整體團隊清一色套裝系列，運動員根本不須要操這份心。
再者，一個運動員已經代表香港十年出外比賽，更加是首批被關注有獎牌希望的成員，大膽說一句，即使真的沒有人給贊助，這種老將，隨便選一件自己的參賽服都可以，家中印有區徽的新舊運動服肯定堆積如山。如果這樣做是不合規矩，那麼現在穿件黑色T恤出場怎麼又合規矩？
按邏輯論一個人如果他是光明正大，心理上必然先注重自己陣上的形象，會極力爭取在世界媒體下展現自己代表的地區，那麼沒有區徽的運動服誰願意去穿，而且千挑萬選一件喪服顏色T恤？除非這一切都是有人故意而爲之。
東奥委會也十分荒謬，這說明任何一個人都可以冒充運動員，穿件普通T恤出場，而不用審核，這是管理的問題。
同樣一個管理的問題，你霍家公子認真大方，一副將在外軍令有所不受的模樣，還要為此護航，希望淡化事件，有人把個人的港獨理念借奥運參賽而宣揚，証明相關部門的負責人嚴重失職，沒有做好把關工作。
請問霍公子，究竟國家尊嚴大，還是獎牌重要？
如果這位運動員又成功拿到獎牌，而他須要站在名次台上接受頒獎及奏國歌，你容許他穿一件沒有區徽的黑色T恤站在台上領獎？
最後筆者說：我明白香港有很多運動員都是黄絲，但有關當局明知這個人一直在自己的社交網站上與黑暴眉來眼去，甚至賽前穿黑衣黑口罩拍宣傳片，依然讓他有機會出外比賽，更縱容他的狗膽做出今次的醜事，被問責受罰的應該是整個管理層及羽總團隊。
珮宜
A refreshing chat. Will sub to Luke.
I got another one - Cool Hand Luke [probably too old for young Luke in this day n age].
Thank you for the truth.
That's A wonderful piece of interview, 👍🏾👍🏾#❤️🇨🇳
Luke is a very thoughtful young man, good on you. And well done Lee, love to see this kind of vid more, interview with foreign students studying in China
This young British boy is really cute hah,,, 🥰
Yeah, I got people asked me if China have refrigerators and toilets 🚽 , and I was like are you for real? 😳 😂😂
有正义的外国人！👍👍
A practical and bright mind seems able to fit into the Chinese environment quite easily especially if you are STEM incline. Well it suit Luke's plan and career development, why not free tuition, free lodging within the campus or at least within a traveling distance. To those who just want to seek an exchange of knowledge, it is definitely worth the shot! Best of all, the AI industry in China is exploding!
Well done, dude.
That is one of top ranking university in China and Asia or may be in the world. A lot of famous people and scholars world wide doing their research or graduated from this university. So admire! Good choice! Congratulations! 👩🎓👍