i noticed that chongqing is very different during the day, at night is more vibrant, with lights and i guess it may be more active ? dont know, never been there hahaha, thank u a lot for the new video Shi 😁
Hello Shi , glad to see another video from you, is hongya cave a natural cave ? I thought you were going to take us inside? And perhaps have another trip to the cable car , maybe get there early so the waiting time is less , I am hoping to visit Chongqing next year, best wishes to you and your wife from James in England
No, Hongya Cave is a man-made attraction because its architecture is very similar to the scenes in Hayao Miyazaki's comics, especially the night view, which is quite beautiful. The Yangtze River Cableway has a large number of people queuing up every time. It used to be a public transportation for Chongqing people to and from both sides of the Yangtze River, but now it has become a tourist attraction. It's best not to come during Chinese holidays. If you want to experience it, queue up 1 to 2 hours in advance.
Also, there is no need to worry about safety when traveling in China, even at night, it is very safe. There are hardly any homeless people on the streets of China, although most people who have not been to China do not believe it. But please believe me.😊
Thanks Shi , to get more viewers, maybe try a different headline on your videos, how about ' Homeless in China ' it's the sort of headline that gets views because Americans like to think China is terrible and full of homeless people, you could do a video looking for homeless people in rural towns and in your video explain that there are very few homeless people and the government supplies homes for them and feeds them, maybe you find someone and show us, anyway Shi this is just an idea, all the best from James
When you show, hot pot or food, be great if you explain what ingredients are in the meal and how it is cooked, you could do a video call it ' traditional Chinese meal ' do a video just on one meal, like a hot pot , show the place where you are eating, restaurant, outside and inside, the menu, where you are sitting, the meal you choose, what ingredients, how it is cooked, what it tastes like, is the restaurant popular, how much it costs, is the restaurant clean, how to eat with chopsticks, is it traditional to leave a tip if you are happy with the meal, and I think I am correct in thinking in china it is normally traditional that just one person pays for the meal, you could explain all these things, western people know very little about Chinese traditions and it would be good to learn
Thank you very much for these suggestions. Because English is not my native language, sometimes it's a bit difficult for me to accurately describe it. But I will still strive to do better.
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I love those drone shots! super cool!
Yes. Especially the night view. Very good.
Hot pot is my wife and my favorite as well.
Hot pot is my wife's favorite, but I don't like it. But I have to eat with her.😂
@@Shi-China we will travel to Chengdu next year to specially enjoy Sichuan food and hot pot.
i noticed that chongqing is very different during the day, at night is more vibrant, with lights and i guess it may be more active ? dont know, never been there hahaha, thank u a lot for the new video Shi 😁
Yes. You're absolutely right😊
Hello Shi , glad to see another video from you, is hongya cave a natural cave ? I thought you were going to take us inside? And perhaps have another trip to the cable car , maybe get there early so the waiting time is less , I am hoping to visit Chongqing next year, best wishes to you and your wife from James in England
No, Hongya Cave is a man-made attraction because its architecture is very similar to the scenes in Hayao Miyazaki's comics, especially the night view, which is quite beautiful. The Yangtze River Cableway has a large number of people queuing up every time. It used to be a public transportation for Chongqing people to and from both sides of the Yangtze River, but now it has become a tourist attraction. It's best not to come during Chinese holidays. If you want to experience it, queue up 1 to 2 hours in advance.
Also, there is no need to worry about safety when traveling in China, even at night, it is very safe. There are hardly any homeless people on the streets of China, although most people who have not been to China do not believe it. But please believe me.😊
Thanks Shi , to get more viewers, maybe try a different headline on your videos, how about ' Homeless in China ' it's the sort of headline that gets views because Americans like to think China is terrible and full of homeless people, you could do a video looking for homeless people in rural towns and in your video explain that there are very few homeless people and the government supplies homes for them and feeds them, maybe you find someone and show us, anyway Shi this is just an idea, all the best from James
@@jamescherriman1633 OK.I will😊
By the way, I am not telling you what to do, I am just making suggestions in the aim of helping you, keep going Shi, don't give up 🙂
When you show, hot pot or food, be great if you explain what ingredients are in the meal and how it is cooked, you could do a video call it ' traditional Chinese meal ' do a video just on one meal, like a hot pot , show the place where you are eating, restaurant, outside and inside, the menu, where you are sitting, the meal you choose, what ingredients, how it is cooked, what it tastes like, is the restaurant popular, how much it costs, is the restaurant clean, how to eat with chopsticks, is it traditional to leave a tip if you are happy with the meal, and I think I am correct in thinking in china it is normally traditional that just one person pays for the meal, you could explain all these things, western people know very little about Chinese traditions and it would be good to learn
Thank you very much for these suggestions. Because English is not my native language, sometimes it's a bit difficult for me to accurately describe it. But I will still strive to do better.