Brother, be bold and try more. China has so many delicious foods and beautiful scenery. If you encounter problems, ask young people around you for help. Even if the young people you ask for help don’t speak English, they can use translation software to communicate. I wish you a happy trip in China!
Beijing is the political center, Shanghai is the financial center, Shenzhen is the technology center, and Guangzhou is the trade center. Beijing is the political center, so it gives people a more solemn feeling. Shanghai has a faster pace of life, and Guangzhou gives people a feeling of being closer to life (probably related to the living habits of Guangdong people, who are more easy-going). If you have time, you can go to Shenzhen to have a look. Shenzhen has a sense of the future. Of course, every city has places close to life, but you may not have visited them because every city in China is very large. These four cities are all famous first-tier cities in China.
Chongqing and Chengdu also mega city and often over look by many, with population over 20 million each. I think China has almost 20 cities with population over 10 millions and pretty developed.
I've been living in China since 2018, and yeah China is definitely not what most westerners expect. There is no where else I'd rather live in the world, than here. The country really opens up and gets great the more you master the language as well. Hope you guys enjoy your trip!
Have lived in China several years and love it. Traveled extensively and have visited 25c cities (Beijing is my base). China is modern, extremely safe, and the people gracious and friendly. Glad you enjoyed!
Great vlog guys!! Trust us when we say that once you figure out how things work in china and get used to it, you will find travelling within china super easy. Most services are standardized not only within the cities, but also almost everywhere else. Things like using the subway in guangzhou is exactly the same as in beijing or shanghai or shenzhen. You just need to figure it out.
The meal in the airport is called 'Soup Noodles with Beef Brisket' and 'Rice Noodles with something(i can't see from the video). Regular food in GuangDong province. But eat in the airport is not common in chinese live. less tasty and higher price.
34:30 you said feels like more like hongkong, the fact is that hongkong is used to be a Guangdong city until Brits come, and Guangzhou is the capital of this region, they speak the same dialect.
Michael, I was genuinely impressed by your knowledge on China when you "educated" Josie on your last round of China tour. Nice to see you and Josie again, especially with your own vlog here. Wherever you and Josie go, I will follow and enjoy. Have fun!
Thanks mate, I have planed to visit Guangzhou, but since your video catches the most part of guangzhou, then I think I just need to sit in my armchair and watch your whole vlog in Beijing, you saved me a lot, brother.
Australia are visa free now just a couple of days ago. Not sure if you are still in China. Maybe go to HongKong and re-enter once again with visa free haha..
China ticks a lot of boxes in countries that should be huge tourist destinations. Long and interesting history, good food culture, diverse landscape, excellent public transport system, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. I guess the thing that puts most people off, is the perceived challenges of travelling in the country, outside of the normal language barrier.
@@pengchang9981 I think you may have miss understood my phrasing. "outside of the normal language barrier." means issues outside of not knowing Chinese, issues like being able to pay for things. In most countries, you can simply go to a ATM, get out money and pay in cash or you can use your card to pay for things. China has its own system. A lot of the basics seem harder to do, China takes planning and time which puts people off from visiting.
In Guangzhou, you must try the local steamed vermicelli roll, which is a local specialty. And go to the teahouse to have some snacks!! This will make the trip to Guangzhou more perfect!!❤❤
1:41 FYI, there is an airline security on every domestic (maybe international too) flight in China. Usually someone retired from military or police forces. Security is there just in case there’s anything flight attendants can’t handle, they’re not there to supervise on foreigners 😂 I actually saw flight crew joking about security fellows as “on board mobile cameras”😅
Hello! Welcome to Guangzhou, China. When you come to Guangzhou, be sure to eat Guangzhou morning tea. Guangzhou's morning tea culture is very famous, and morning tea cakes and snacks are also very delicious 😋
Next to the soup is the famous Guangzhou vermicelli, which includes beef vermicelli, lean meat vermicelli, egg vermicelli, which are made by grinding rice into powder. They are very nutritious, delicious, and healthy.
The brains behind the whole operation has a channel himself, how did I not know! I have been to Wuhan and Zhengzhou, loved both. Wuhan is a very enjoyable city on the Yangtze river and is bloody massive, Zhengzhou is a small livable city, not as fun as Wuhan and considered small by Chinese standards. They do have the shaolin temple mind. Do yourself a solid, and follow Little Chinese Everywhere and you will have no issues about knowing where to go, the most genuine and best Chinese youtube channel going by a mile.
6:05 The soup you had was Coconut Chicken Soup, as listed on the menu along with your Noodles with Beef Brisket and Oyster Sauce. The set costs CNY40.9.
It depends on how you describe good weather, the weather in Southern China is mostly humid hot, if that’s okay, I think it could be ‘good weather’. Northern China is much drier, colder but there are also more sunny days.
Singapore for a long time has been 15 days visa free with China until covid hit. But back then it was just unilateral arrangement. Chinese nationals still had to apply visa coming into Singapore. But some time after covid, Singapore had a perm bilateral agreement with China on a 30day visa-free, meaning this time applies to both nations. The visa-free with some European countries is only temp until end of this year, subject to review perhaps.
As a native of Guangdong, I would like to offer a few good suggestions 1. Qingyuan rafting in summer is a unique experience (4A-level scenic spot, known as the king of rafting, you need to plan the travel route) 2. Cantonese tea-breakfast, Shunde cuisine, Chaoshan beef hot pot (the restaurants ranked high on Dianping-App are very reliable) 3. You can come to Shenzhen Happy Coast to play, where there is the largest DJI flagship store
You arrived at terminal 1 so it's a bit long way to walk to p2 car park. The tunnel you walked through is called "sky & sea" to represent Guangzhou's position as a port. Another tunnel is called "tunnel of time" if you arrived at the other section of terminal A. Terminal 2 of Baiyun International Airport is better than 1. 5 mins walk to metro or taxi car park.
In southern China along thre coast, during June, July, August and some part of September is the typhoon season, it rains alot. November, December, January are usually the dry and sunny season, best time to visit.
This period is the [Meiyu Season] in China. It rains basically every day, and it is hot and muggy, so it is not very suitable for traveling. The best time to travel to China is April to June and September to November
The dishes are noodles with beef brisket and 'Cheung Fun' ie Steamed Rice Noodle Rolls. The latter is served either plain with sauce or comes stuffed with prawns or char siu.
If you're young, then Shenzhen is the place to be, with its skyscrapers, advanced technology, and modern urban space. This city is home to many tech and creative companies, with a vibrant and dynamic pace of life. The city is not only rapidly developing but also offers a sense of innovation and unlimited potential, something very few other cities can compare to.
next time when you come back to GZ,pls try cantonse dimsum and go to those old town like xihua road to try local street food.Guangzhou is so big and you need more time to exlpore.
Welcome to Guangzhou! Actually you guys could get your coffee at the 7-11 and even the BurgerKing you walked by. Those shopping malls opens at 10am but the shops on the street level would open a lot earlier than the malls. 😊
as someone coming from the Philippines,I have been fascinated with China for its culture,food and the places. Even if there are many political animosities, I have never change my liking to visit this country. I hope my visa gets approve and plans will push through in December. Thanks to content creators who share their experiences. Beautiful
You guys need some local to show you the right way of visiting the city. Especially,the most important things for cantonese----the morning tea,it's not just tea but so many delicious dimsum in a restaurant.
sadly it's rainy season, can't go out and have a nice little walk comfortably, but I still hope you can find something interesting when you stay in door, GZ is a city for life so the vibes here are more like chill and relax, you can basically do whatever you want just don't against laws😂 enjoy the journey you two lovely people !~~🎉🎉🎉❤
Hi, I have a question, how where you able to use your iPhone? Because I heard that western iPhones or iPhones bought outside of the Chinese model don’t work in china.
There is an increasing number of ppl posting and commenting positively on their experiences traveling in China dispelling foreign media etc. I’m glad for truth always conquers.
its not a bodycam on the plane, its a body count clicker, they have to count the numbers of people on the plane to make sure everyone is on it and in the correct seat
Welcome back! Looking forward to your new experience this time. Try something new, i.e. the west part of CN - Chendu & Chongqin cities which are the most hot & sexy areas...all da best buddy!
As someone lived in Macau from 10-24 years of age! My theories of Canton feel more international is : 1. It was only part of China Trade with the West when China was practically a closed nation the last Dynasty or other less closed off Dynasty, may be Tong or Ming Dynasties (guessing) 2. Of most of Chinese emigrate to the West before China opened up were Southern Chinese were from South East Asia, Hong Kong or Macau who's ancestry was from that regin many still had family tie from their homeland, thu they're less isolated like inland Chinese! Just my thought!
In fact, the most closed dynasty in ancient China was the Qing Dynasty, followed by the Ming Dynasty, because both dynasties had laws prohibiting maritime trade, and the Qing Dynasty's laws were the strictest. The Ming Dynasty allowed some trade, but private maritime trade was not allowed. Earlier dynasties were more open, such as the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty was the best dynasty in ancient China's economy, with very developed trade (it is said that the Song Dynasty's economy accounted for 50%-70% of the world's economy), and even had maritime trade with Southeast Asia. The earlier Han Dynasty and Tang Dynasty were also very open. Much of Japan's culture was inherited from the Tang Dynasty, while Vietnam's culture was more inherited from the Han Dynasty. In fact, most of the Chinese in Southeast Asia came from the Song Dynasty. After the Song Dynasty was defeated by the Yuan Dynasty, many people fled to Southeast Asia. At that time, they also established a country in Southeast Asia called Luzon, which was established by officials who fled from the Song Dynasty. Some Chinese also immigrated there in modern times.
@@idofdm7625 China's history is quite complicated because there are many dynasties. The records of the recent Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty are more detailed. The Ming Dynasty was often harassed by Japanese pirates, so there was a maritime ban law that prohibited private trade. The Qing Dynasty was to consolidate its regime because some remnants of the Ming Dynasty fled overseas and attempted to rebuild the Ming Dynasty. It is normal that overseas Chinese do not know much about this. China's decline in modern times is also due to its isolation.
The roll called Changfen. Because of its long rectangular shape, with pig intestines similar, so called rice rolls. But it really made from rice flour.Rice noodles roll: one of the Guangzhou characteristic snacks, also is regular in the teahouse, morning tea and night market .
Hey friends! So excited to be in China! Have you been before? Would you like to go?
Hotel we stayed in: www.trip.com/t/UPJ7YdertU1
I used to go China for the cities and food but since I visited one museum, I got hooked and museums are my first priority in every cities.
Brother, be bold and try more. China has so many delicious foods and beautiful scenery. If you encounter problems, ask young people around you for help. Even if the young people you ask for help don’t speak English, they can use translation software to communicate. I wish you a happy trip in China!
25:13 the most perfect cantonese pronouncation of Canton city i've heard from a non cantonese speaker. niiice
I love your wife’s take on places.
And so far, I like yours too.
Keep it up buddy.
China is truly an amazing country, so much history yet so modern, would love to visit onr day to see it with my own eyes! ❤😊
Beijing is the political center, Shanghai is the financial center, Shenzhen is the technology center, and Guangzhou is the trade center. Beijing is the political center, so it gives people a more solemn feeling. Shanghai has a faster pace of life, and Guangzhou gives people a feeling of being closer to life (probably related to the living habits of Guangdong people, who are more easy-going). If you have time, you can go to Shenzhen to have a look. Shenzhen has a sense of the future. Of course, every city has places close to life, but you may not have visited them because every city in China is very large. These four cities are all famous first-tier cities in China.
So true
Chongqing and Chengdu also mega city and often over look by many, with population over 20 million each. I think China has almost 20 cities with population over 10 millions and pretty developed.
China is truly an amazing country, so much history yet so modern, would love to visit onr day to see it with my own eyes!
@@foodparadise5792 it is 30 million people
其实我挺推荐洛阳跟西安的
I've been living in China since 2018, and yeah China is definitely not what most westerners expect. There is no where else I'd rather live in the world, than here. The country really opens up and gets great the more you master the language as well. Hope you guys enjoy your trip!
China is convenient and very affordable. Actually I love London but sadly it has become too expensive
Have lived in China several years and love it. Traveled extensively and have visited 25c cities (Beijing is my base). China is modern, extremely safe, and the people gracious and friendly. Glad you enjoyed!
After watching china vlogs by different youtubers. When Australia has free 2 weeks visa for china im going.
@@andreashelton my RUclips channel is An American in China. Not as good as others but gives you yet another view of China.👍
You can take the Guangzhou Metro to Foshan. If you go to Foshan, please contact me and I can take you to taste the food or introduce more places.
真舔
China is truly an amazing country, so much history yet so modern, would love to visit one day to see it with my own eyes! ❤😊
So welcome bro！
欢迎，建议你十月份以后来，不会很热❤
Let the China vlogs begin! 🎉🎉
That's the plan!
The highest praise for many desserts in China is: very delicious, not too sweet.
Great vlog guys!! Trust us when we say that once you figure out how things work in china and get used to it, you will find travelling within china super easy. Most services are standardized not only within the cities, but also almost everywhere else. Things like using the subway in guangzhou is exactly the same as in beijing or shanghai or shenzhen. You just need to figure it out.
That’s it! It’s a very convenient place
The meal in the airport is called 'Soup Noodles with Beef Brisket' and 'Rice Noodles with something(i can't see from the video). Regular food in GuangDong province.
But eat in the airport is not common in chinese live. less tasty and higher price.
我还以为男的吃的是鸡蛋肠粉呢。
From Hong Kong to Beijing you can take speed train. Cost around $140 gets you to Beijing in 8.5 hours!!!
34:30 you said feels like more like hongkong, the fact is that hongkong is used to be a Guangdong city until Brits come, and Guangzhou is the capital of this region, they speak the same dialect.
Michael, I was genuinely impressed by your knowledge on China when you "educated" Josie on your last round of China tour. Nice to see you and Josie again, especially with your own vlog here. Wherever you and Josie go, I will follow and enjoy. Have fun!
Thanks mate, I have planed to visit Guangzhou, but since your video catches the most part of guangzhou, then I think I just need to sit in my armchair and watch your whole vlog in Beijing, you saved me a lot, brother.
Australia are visa free now just a couple of days ago. Not sure if you are still in China. Maybe go to HongKong and re-enter once again with visa free haha..
So good! Saves me the visa costs!
China ticks a lot of boxes in countries that should be huge tourist destinations. Long and interesting history, good food culture, diverse landscape, excellent public transport system, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. I guess the thing that puts most people off, is the perceived challenges of travelling in the country, outside of the normal language barrier.
哈哈哈哈，2024年了，用翻译软件很难吗？
@@pengchang9981 I think you may have miss understood my phrasing. "outside of the normal language barrier." means issues outside of not knowing Chinese, issues like being able to pay for things. In most countries, you can simply go to a ATM, get out money and pay in cash or you can use your card to pay for things. China has its own system. A lot of the basics seem harder to do, China takes planning and time which puts people off from visiting.
So glad i found your channel. I love josies channels
Glad to have you here!
In Guangzhou, you must try the local steamed vermicelli roll, which is a local specialty. And go to the teahouse to have some snacks!! This will make the trip to Guangzhou more perfect!!❤❤
1:41 FYI, there is an airline security on every domestic (maybe international too) flight in China. Usually someone retired from military or police forces. Security is there just in case there’s anything flight attendants can’t handle, they’re not there to supervise on foreigners 😂 I actually saw flight crew joking about security fellows as “on board mobile cameras”😅
You guys are awesome. Thanks for sharing another great video
Hello! Welcome to Guangzhou, China. When you come to Guangzhou, be sure to eat Guangzhou morning tea. Guangzhou's morning tea culture is very famous, and morning tea cakes and snacks are also very delicious 😋
Next to the soup is the famous Guangzhou vermicelli, which includes beef vermicelli, lean meat vermicelli, egg vermicelli, which are made by grinding rice into powder. They are very nutritious, delicious, and healthy.
The brains behind the whole operation has a channel himself, how did I not know! I have been to Wuhan and Zhengzhou, loved both. Wuhan is a very enjoyable city on the Yangtze river and is bloody massive, Zhengzhou is a small livable city, not as fun as Wuhan and considered small by Chinese standards. They do have the shaolin temple mind.
Do yourself a solid, and follow Little Chinese Everywhere and you will have no issues about knowing where to go, the most genuine and best Chinese youtube channel going by a mile.
我是中国浙江宁波人，如果你们有时间可以到宁波旅游，宁波有吞吐量超过10亿吨的港口，是做贸易的好地方
You are drinking the famous underwater coconut soup from Guangzhou, which is very healthy and loved by Guangzhou people
hey michael！ glad you have ur own channel!!
You two are so cute!! Hope you will have a wonderful travel in China!!
6:05 The soup you had was Coconut Chicken Soup, as listed on the menu along with your Noodles with Beef Brisket and Oyster Sauce. The set costs CNY40.9.
你吃的是中文叫做“肠粉”，用大米磨成粉后蒸制的，可以夹鸡蛋、叉烧等，非常好吃！
很奇怪，我这个北方人曾住在深圳很多年，为什么我就不喜欢吃肠粉呢？是不是因为我不会吃啊？非常喜欢广式早茶，可就是不点肠粉😂，希望北京有多一点的广式早茶餐厅。。。
@@Oldbrow 可能是你不喜欢糯米口感？
@@pengweiguo9821甜的
Whilst you're still in Guangzhou try some Cantonese dishes - white cut chicken, roasted goose, steamed fish, boiled shrimp, wonton noodles soup, claypot rice, etc etc etc
Welcome to China. There are many delicious foods in China. The view is also very nice. Have a good time.❤
Southern China 🇨🇳 good weather. 365 days hot. Northern China very cold 🥶.
It depends on how you describe good weather, the weather in Southern China is mostly humid hot, if that’s okay, I think it could be ‘good weather’. Northern China is much drier, colder but there are also more sunny days.
@@ryanzhang701 To Be honest, I prefer the climate in Kunming. Unfortunately, there are not many high income job opportunities in Yunnan province.
@@jorryzhu4615 yes. Good for digital workers who can work from home
@@jorryzhu4615maybe try Chengdu or Chongqing ?
Singapore for a long time has been 15 days visa free with China until covid hit. But back then it was just unilateral arrangement. Chinese nationals still had to apply visa coming into Singapore. But some time after covid, Singapore had a perm bilateral agreement with China on a 30day visa-free, meaning this time applies to both nations. The visa-free with some European countries is only temp until end of this year, subject to review perhaps.
come to Hangzhou! also a cool n chill city to visit, plus very tasty local cuisine.
As a native of Guangdong, I would like to offer a few good suggestions
1. Qingyuan rafting in summer is a unique experience (4A-level scenic spot, known as the king of rafting, you need to plan the travel route)
2. Cantonese tea-breakfast, Shunde cuisine, Chaoshan beef hot pot (the restaurants ranked high on Dianping-App are very reliable)
3. You can come to Shenzhen Happy Coast to play, where there is the largest DJI flagship store
You arrived at terminal 1 so it's a bit long way to walk to p2 car park. The tunnel you walked through is called "sky & sea" to represent Guangzhou's position as a port. Another tunnel is called "tunnel of time" if you arrived at the other section of terminal A. Terminal 2 of Baiyun International Airport is better than 1. 5 mins walk to metro or taxi car park.
In southern China along thre coast, during June, July, August and some part of September is the typhoon season, it rains alot. November, December, January are usually the dry and sunny season, best time to visit.
Since May, Guangdong has been raining for two months, which is also unusual in Guangdong. I can only say that you didn't catch the sunny day.
Luckin Coffee also has food, but not much, but it's delicious too.
蛤 有啥food 不都是烘焙 pastries吗
Welcome to Guangzhou, we strongly recommend you to go to Baomo Garden (Bao-Mo-Yuan)
I hope you guys enjoyed the trip!
Thank you for sharing. Thank you.
Love this channel. Glad you covered China.
This period is the [Meiyu Season] in China. It rains basically every day, and it is hot and muggy, so it is not very suitable for traveling.
The best time to travel to China is April to June and September to November
欢迎回来，广州可以去的地方可以去：【永庆坊】【荔湾公园】【广州新文化馆】等等～😊😊😊
great video to introduce china， it's intersting
The dishes are noodles with beef brisket and 'Cheung Fun' ie Steamed Rice Noodle Rolls. The latter is served either plain with sauce or comes stuffed with prawns or char siu.
If you're young, then Shenzhen is the place to be, with its skyscrapers, advanced technology, and modern urban space. This city is home to many tech and creative companies, with a vibrant and dynamic pace of life. The city is not only rapidly developing but also offers a sense of innovation and unlimited potential, something very few other cities can compare to.
China is such an amazing country, so rich in history and so modernized, it's really worth seeing for yourself!
Thx for sharing
Love your video, Michael!
A little tip - noticed you hold your chopsticks too low down.
Hold them about 3/4 to the top for better leverage and getting hold of the food items .
next time when you come back to GZ,pls try cantonse dimsum and go to those old town like xihua road to try local street food.Guangzhou is so big and you need more time to exlpore.
Very brave to visit China wearing colour glasses 🎉 enjoy your trip and hope it can take off the colour glasses a little bit lol
Why noy borrow two umbrellas from your hotel front desk/reception.😂 Remember check the weather forecast before go out of your hotel😊
Very impressive your trip. Like your video.
thanks for sharing
Woooooooh lovely couple❤❤❤❤❤
Welcome to Guangzhou! Actually you guys could get your coffee at the 7-11 and even the BurgerKing you walked by. Those shopping malls opens at 10am but the shops on the street level would open a lot earlier than the malls. 😊
Josie's pronounciation about xie-xie is so accurate. Id she learn about Chinese, she will talk as a Chinese.
Love your videos!!
now Chinese even have system allows you to buy goods by scanning face or through scanning fingerprints, so easy and convenient
as someone coming from the Philippines,I have been fascinated with China for its culture,food and the places. Even if there are many political animosities, I have never change my liking to visit this country. I hope my visa gets approve and plans will push through in December. Thanks to content creators who share their experiences. Beautiful
amazing China❤
It's Visa-Free for Australian now as well!
有看到你和你伴侣出行的vlog，乘坐地铁的时候也是可以使用地铁二维码的，非常方便，不需要购票，不过貌似需要有中国的个人手机号码。不知道你有没有尝试使用二维码搭地铁
Good one! 😊
I will be in Guangzhou within another three days. Enjoy
Welcome back to China. Guangzhou is a different city from Beijing and Shanghai, especially its food. you will like it
great video man
You guys need some local to show you the right way of visiting the city. Especially,the most important things for cantonese----the morning tea,it's not just tea but so many delicious dimsum in a restaurant.
There’s no right or wrong way to travel 👍
This video is already out of date?
Australians have 30 days visa Free or some sort of visa free now ?
23:54 lol josie made me laugh and gasp. Love you guys❤
sadly it's rainy season, can't go out and have a nice little walk comfortably, but I still hope you can find something interesting when you stay in door, GZ is a city for life so the vibes here are more like chill and relax, you can basically do whatever you want just don't against laws😂 enjoy the journey you two lovely people !~~🎉🎉🎉❤
Travels to China for decades. People are always great and hospitable. Open up and they will. Same anywhere in the world.
generally, it is required to fasten your seat belt no matter which seat are you in.🤔
Hi, I have a question, how where you able to use your iPhone? Because I heard that western iPhones or iPhones bought outside of the Chinese model don’t work in china.
Guangzhou is good for you as well, I hope you will have a great trip there too, talk you soon.
There is an increasing number of ppl posting and commenting positively on their experiences traveling in China dispelling foreign media etc. I’m glad for truth always conquers.
its not a bodycam on the plane, its a body count clicker, they have to count the numbers of people on the plane to make sure everyone is on it and in the correct seat
hello Michael, Welcome to Guangzhou .Do you still in Guangzhou .I Will be glad to take you to try some Guangzhou special food.
还是不要去打扰人家比较好，很多老外受不了中国人的过分热情
Hi I'm new to your channel I'm nicolenat from Canada Toronto
guangzhou is famous of cantoness food
Welcome back! Looking forward to your new experience this time. Try something new, i.e. the west part of CN - Chendu & Chongqin cities which are the most hot & sexy areas...all da best buddy!
你们非常有意思的一对，我完整的看完了你们的视频
从一个外国人的视角来说，挺有意思的
food at airport always a little bit expensive
welcome，enjoy
Those are called full-size beds, comparing to the smaller twin beds.
As someone lived in Macau from 10-24 years of age! My theories of Canton feel more international is : 1. It was only part of China Trade with the West when China was practically a closed nation the last Dynasty or other less closed off Dynasty, may be Tong or Ming Dynasties (guessing)
2. Of most of Chinese emigrate to the West before China opened up were Southern Chinese were from South East Asia, Hong Kong or Macau who's ancestry was from that regin many still had family tie from their homeland, thu they're less isolated like inland Chinese!
Just my thought!
That makes sense! The region has had so much international contact for centuries, it only makes sense that that reflects in the people there
In fact, the most closed dynasty in ancient China was the Qing Dynasty, followed by the Ming Dynasty, because both dynasties had laws prohibiting maritime trade, and the Qing Dynasty's laws were the strictest. The Ming Dynasty allowed some trade, but private maritime trade was not allowed.
Earlier dynasties were more open, such as the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty was the best dynasty in ancient China's economy, with very developed trade (it is said that the Song Dynasty's economy accounted for 50%-70% of the world's economy), and even had maritime trade with Southeast Asia. The earlier Han Dynasty and Tang Dynasty were also very open. Much of Japan's culture was inherited from the Tang Dynasty, while Vietnam's culture was more inherited from the Han Dynasty.
In fact, most of the Chinese in Southeast Asia came from the Song Dynasty. After the Song Dynasty was defeated by the Yuan Dynasty, many people fled to Southeast Asia. At that time, they also established a country in Southeast Asia called Luzon, which was established by officials who fled from the Song Dynasty. Some Chinese also immigrated there in modern times.
@alexk5772 Thank for educating this Chinese diaspora, I should know our history more😅Living in America for 40 years doesn't help😢
@@idofdm7625 China's history is quite complicated because there are many dynasties. The records of the recent Qing Dynasty and Ming Dynasty are more detailed. The Ming Dynasty was often harassed by Japanese pirates, so there was a maritime ban law that prohibited private trade. The Qing Dynasty was to consolidate its regime because some remnants of the Ming Dynasty fled overseas and attempted to rebuild the Ming Dynasty. It is normal that overseas Chinese do not know much about this. China's decline in modern times is also due to its isolation.
👏Well done 👍👍
The EV is so comfortable, and very affordable
The roll called Changfen. Because of its long rectangular shape, with pig intestines similar, so called rice rolls. But it really made from rice flour.Rice noodles roll: one of the Guangzhou characteristic snacks, also is regular in the teahouse, morning tea and night market .
When did you land? did you use the 15 day free entry for Aussies?
How about ChongQing city in West side of China ? Chengdu is like another chill vibe i guess
10:22 you are eating steamed rice noodle rolls-egg type
What type of aircraft is your Spring Airlines flight to Guangzhou?
Love the food!! Even if starbucks lol
China is a amazing country！😊
welcome bro! Enjoy all the things!
you aussies get visa-free to china now as well. just a few days ago
Australian can get 15 days visa free to china, from this month. So You dont need worry about paperworks next time. Enjoy and have fun guys~