It's a BROTHEL not a HAIR SALON!!!
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We took a ferry from Yantai in Shandong to Dalian in Liaoning. It was very harrowing, as motorcycles were banned, and we ended up in a dodgy port full of drunkards and brothels.
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@@MyLifeis-smiple strange I was wondering if I was the only one seeing that..
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Can U Update the inner mongolia language situation? A long time since heared something and cant Trust most SEARCH bar findings.....i guess
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I have a friend who lived in Shanghai for work for awhile. He was dragged to a bar by some co-workers and a pimp kept bothering him with offers of girls. Finally, although he isn't gay, he said he was so the pimp would leave him alone. Five minutes later a second pimp sat down at the bar stool next to him, smiled, and said that he heard he liked guys and that he had a bunch of young men he could get him. The poor guy just couldn't win
Me, a bisexual:
I'd let them compete against each other and get the best offer LOL
@@ukeyaoitrash2618 imagine thinking that by getting the cheapest whore you're in some way winning. :rolleyes:
@@ukeyaoitrash2618 I like the way you think, except I would be haggling for a two-for-one deal with a tiny petite girl and bubble booteh femboi. O.o
@@monolith94 No no, you dont get the "Cheapest", you get one (or three) that have the looks/skills you are after, and then you Haggle for the best price. Its Tradition. O.o
When i lived in Beijing the night club area was called sanlitun and everywhere you went older women who are on commission for getting people into bars pester any men with ''you like sexy girls etc you go this bar'' every min in the end i would either say ''i am gay or never mind sexy girls how about you instead '' and they would be gone like the wind haha.
Political issues aside, I’m from China, these footages reminds me so much of where I grew up and where I haven’t been back for so long. Love the contents, keep these detailed videos of China’s back roads coming! Big fan!
G'day, just a tip. Instead of "these footages reminds me...", the correct english for that is "this footage" or "these clips". Hope this helps :)
@@lachlanf4842 IF "these clips" is acceptable,
why is "THESE footages" not acceptable vs. "this footage"
The noun footage can be countable or uncountable. In more general, commonly used, contexts, the plural form will also be footage. however the plural form can also be footages e.g. in reference to various types of footages or a collection of footages.
Bruh I was so high when I typed it lmao why you had to nitpick that
Btw I’m from mainland
@@maiyenish8552 Check a proper dictionary. (e.g. Oxford) Footage is uncountable.
@@MitsukiHashiba he said China
Me and a friend (both female) many years ago visited one of those, coz she really needed a haircut. And got told "we don't take female customers", I realised instantly what it was and drag her out of that place. Ah, travel stories...
I'd bet money if Winston sang "Careless Whisper" karaoke style on this channel it would be one your most viewed uploads. This is your moment to shine, please dust off those vocal pipes one more time for us!
With C-Milk playing the sax! Haha. :)
china is currently cracking down on karaoke singing, not kidding
@@mmoarchives2542 Wow, the variety a number of tactics used by a Tot Reg is shocking. It's no wonder so many ppl either fall for it, don't know how to fight against it and/or aren't able to fight against it.
I feel so bad for winston and Matt, their hearts lie in a place that can’t tolerate them. If I had one wish it would be that we could go back 10 years and stay there
Thats why they Married the best part of the place they could find and brought them back with them to Freedom Land o.o
I miss it so bad. So many memories. I hope to go back, but not sure when that will be, and it will probably only be to visit.
@@generalmartok3990 miss deep space nine that much?
NOT any country tolerate pedophiles
Ask these 2 scumbags why they fled China
These 2 are the reason every expat need to have a clean criminal record before you can work in China
@@yourdeal2408 erm… you sound calm and entirely rational. But thanks for sharing your opinion I guess.
I was in Jinan for a few days on a business trip, about 2004, and our group stayed at the Sofitel Hotel downtown, which was this circular tower sort of building of maybe 30 or 40 floors. The hotel operated a brothel in-house. In the middle of the main floor was a circular bar, with a circular elevated dance stage at the center, and a circular perimeter array of booths and a mezzanine level with balcony above with private, kind of closed in booth/rooms with glass panels and lots of mahogany paneling. At intervals a hotel guest would go up to one of the little rooms, then an older grey haired lady would come out from a lower hallway dressed in black, with about half a dozen girls in tow, all in black dresses, and off the group would go to the mezzanine room with the dude, then the old lady would return with her gaggle minus one, who would slip down on her own later. Repeat at another room every 15-30 minutes or so.
You guys did a good job passing on to us the tension you felt sneaking through the city.
The video's title sounds like the name of a lost Panic at the Disco song.
lmao
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Speaking of dark, I remember the first time I went to China. My husband and I were walking with his cousin to his cousin's place in Beijing. It was government housing, nothing modern or fancy. It scared the crap out of me. The complex was basically unlit at night and the stairwell was completely unlit. There were no elevators. Having come from Japan it just shocked me.
lots of houses in china don't have elevators, because they were built in the 1990s or the 1980s. most modern houses have elevators, but not everybody can afford them
@@user-bu1ix6tg9o
but not everyone can afford them
NOT
but not everybody can afford them
Understand that a body is buried in the cemetery - because a body is a DEAD entity
> One < is alive
> One < is unique
_ Ther has NEVER been One like you before you were born -
and there will never be One like you after you are DEAD
- Every'body' is the same --- Rotten and stinking after 4 days
The majority of people today do not know correct grammatical English.
Grammar is no longer taught in school - It is manufactured ignorance that is
being taught to dumb down the population.
This UN dumbing down process was thought of in (c) 1890 -- and implemented
in the USA (c) 1970
Now this dumbing-down process has spread around the UN regulated education/
indoctrination system around the world.
This system has created a world full of zombies who have eyes and cannot see -
Ears and cannot hear.
People today just do not pay attention to detail. - This flaw is fatal, and sooner
or later will result in > one's < early demise.
None of these things is a coincidence --- It was all planned decades in advance.
The world cannot sustain an average of 25% world population increase every ten
year cycle -- thus the population has to be reduced -
Besides depleting resources and species extinction - there is the problem of -
disposal of common waste - Human waste - disposing of bodies {the DEAD]
leaving enough land for growing crops to feed all the living species that occupy
this world -- Then there is the ocean ecology to think of.
We are heading towards the extinction of all life on earth.
@@andrew_koala2974 based insaneposting
Nice video. Thanks.
Reminds me a lot of Qingdao.
I spent a year there for an internship back in 2003/2004 and I was living in a dormitory in the industrial outskirts of the city and sometimes when I came home late, there was no bus running anymore and I had to walk quite a distance through the mostly dark city at night.
This conjures up a lot of memories.
You guys' commercial on VPN is always the best I've ever seen everywhere on RUclips.
Then you haven't seen the channel Internet Historian
I went to Tianjin many years ago. My wife took me to this big government swimming pool. I'm not sure what they could see what sanitary. We walked through to register. They had lockers and my wife said no to the lockers - the place was not clean, but the worse part was the pool itself. there were children playiung around in what looked liked bags of chips and plastic bottles. I wore a bathing suit and my wife and her sister ju7mped in. I was really hesitant. I sat on the edge of the pool it smelled like urinr and other kinds of bathroom humour ha ha ha . My wife asked me why I didn't go in. She lived in the U.S., I asked her if she ever went swimming in the U.S. She complained the U.S. pools used too much chlorine, but, so much.and cleaner. I didn't have any flirtation incidents, mostly because my wife and her family had a tight hold on me ha ha ha .
I think I might team up with my buddy in China and open up a chain of salons, with the exotic-sounding English language name, "It's a BROTHEL not a HAIR SALON" - so the locals will think we're classy, and we can also help out any confused foreigners in the area.
😂😂😂
Lmao🤣🤣🤣🤣
Don’t forget to open up another chain:
¡It’s a HAIR SALON not a BROTHEL! Double classy.
I'm so glad y'all mentioned the KTV and West Life because that's EXACTLY what happened to me while staying in Beijing! They asked me "What kind of foreigner are you? You're not foreign, you're Chinese." I couldn't sing any West Life song, but knew plenty of mainland and Taiwan songs.
Love you guys. Bloody damn shame how Sino-American relations have degraded. I visited the PRC once (for a wedding in Manchuria) and hope to go back some day. Keep up the great work.
Watched every video of u guys biking through China and i just love these videos. Its nostalgic in a way :)
I like their topics and the perspective of them being on bikes. I find it rather cool 👍
I wish they would do that again, anywhere!
I could recommend some places in the Pacific Northwest or New York or P.I.. There is a whole world open to them now, so why give up?
Also, it is hilarious to know that Karaoke is such a big thing in China (according to you guys), knowing how their attitude is towards the Japanese..
Wife and I were walking down the street in Guangzhou one evening and someone on a motorcycle came riding by and grabbed the phone hanging around her neck, luckily the cord it was on broke, or she could have been injured. Lost the phone but at least we were safe.
You guys have amazing on screen chemistry, flow so well and easy to listen to
For two guys that are just admitted to not visiting those places, you are quite knowledgeable about the stuff they sell in those places 😂🤣
lmao so true
The photo you displayed at 1:20 was in Dandong, built by the Japanese, as was most of Dandong, (Including the flood wall) it was finally demolished in 2006-2008. My wife and I actually attempted to buy the building, restore it, and turn it into a coffee shop but at this time there is yet another faceless mall, which initially was a wallmart. Wallmart closed the store because the local mafia had controlled the purchasing which killed it due to no profits and abysmal quality.
In Shenzhen if the shop has a barber pole it's 99% a brothel from what I experienced.
But not so in Kunming. It depends on the region.
Same in most of South Korean small towns lol.
@@roymeraz2996 lol sure!
It wasn't subtle where I lived. Usually pink barber poles. The last place I found that cut my hair semi-decently was a brothel. The barber was very upfront about that. I told him he's the first guy in nearly two years that can cut my hair correctly and it's neither here nor there to me what's going on upstairs. Definitely seen a cop go up there and not come out.
I feel so identified with so many of the stories you guys tell throughout your videos. It’s insanely. Lived for some years in China.
There are some shady places in Dalian and so you should always be careful here. Brothels and other sex related venues are in pretty much every street in the city.
As much as it kills me to tell you guys this.......Westlife was an irish band.
Who would ever guess there might be drunk Russians in a city full of Russian tourists?
Russians on holiday do strange things. I have heard some Russians drink large amounts of alcohol.
The myth of Kievan Rus says Vladimir picked a religion that allowed him to drink alcohol, Christianity. Judaism was thrown out for different reasons. Show the Russian mythos pretty well.
@@the11382 how is drinking huge amounts of alcohol a strange thing to do?
I saw many of these so call Salons when I was in China, their everywhere if you know what to look for.
I was just contacted by a Chinese scammer on WhatsApp. She claimed to be from Hong Kong, had met a Swedish friend while travelling around Vancouver.
I don't usually talk to uninvited people, but I felt bored and "creative."
I asked myself how one would find out if someone really is from Hong Kong, so I did what any man would do.
I wrote "Free Tibet" in all caps :D
Long story short: I wasted over an hour of this scammer's time saying things like "Taiwan is the only real China", sending pictures of Xi Jinping next to Winnie The Pooh, saying that Hong Kong should be a free democracy, called the CCP "a daycare center for murderers and thieves."
The scammer did their best to argue with me in heavily broken English, but it's very hard to argue with someone who has free speech :D
Tried to get them to tell me their real name and what the scam was in between my attacks, but no luck there :D
Your story looks like one I saw in Facebook. Some girl supposedly in Australia though. I think she or he was Indonesian.
All brothels are controlled by the local government. At least got some connections with the local police department.
In an earlier video, they said brothels in Communist China are technically forbidden, but that they exist in plain sight. But sometimes the government will come and shut them down as part of whatever government campaign is happening at that time. The brothel owners are probably tipped off in advance, no one gets in serious trouble, and the brothels almost always reopen again shortly afterward.
Thats cause their politicians visit them.
@@MindForge446 my thoughts exactly
@@widehotep9257 Yeah, it can also be an excuse to criticize or arrest their dissidents, as a "moral issue".
@@davidlew4391 The more I learn about corruption and human rights abuses in Communist China, the more I wonder why the USA has any contact with them whatsoever.
Enjoyed this one, looking forward to more of these reflections with footage in the future. Cheers!
Funnily enough, in medieval Europe the bathhouses (yes, people of all classes bathed, and more often than you may think) were often rife with prostitution as well. In fact, one of the reasons why people today believe that medieval Europeans thought bathing was a sin was because of polemics written by the clergy against that sort of bathhouse/brothel institution. So yeah, people valued hygiene back then, and one of the reasons why we believed they didn't was due to moral policing by the clergy of the time.
Medieval misconceptions are so funny. Like people actually believe they just walked around, obviously drunk all day from drinking ale, with mud on their faces for around 35 years before coming to their natural demise.
@@_Razpberrie beer saved the (European) world. There is a grain of truth in that stereotype. Many areas had quite polluted water so drinking fermented drinks was the safer bet.
@@eline65 Yes, that's true, but it only contained very little alcohol because the process was not that refined. The big misconception is thinking they were drunk all day.
There are more than plenty of massage parlors within the U.S. that are essentially the same sort of places being shown in this videos. Ironically many of them are run by Chinese immigrants and the workers are mostly Chinese or Asian. As much as I like the content of this channel and agree with their general point of view about China and CCP I found their opinions quite embarrassing at time (one example of top of my head is how they associated 'class' with Beverly Hill). Prostitution is/has been an issue within the U.S. even though it is no where near China in terms of scale. The issue is far more complicated than 'oh I am a married man, that's why I am staying the hell away from these brothel'. There are valid arguments from both side of the coins (pro and anti-prostitution). Pornography is legal in the U.S. as well as many other countries in the world but prostitution is not going any where even if it is mostly illegal within the U.S. I understand that they wanted to point out the hypocrisy of the CCP's moral-driven 'laws' but if anything the questions and arguments regarding prostitution is not as black and white as they think.
@@tintin3748 good point. Lol Beverly hills and most of LA is the opposite of class. It’s just gaudy, nouveau-riche, shallow, and degenerate
wow you guys have endless stories to tell, what an amazing time of your life
That VPN commercial freaked me out!
The hair salon story reminds me of when I went to花都 . There was a street that the ppl called "wash hair street" during the day it was hair salons, at night you would see the girls standing by the store front and trying to get your attention. We rode through the street in a taxi, and the taxi driver would drive real slow so that we could take a good look. Definitely interesting to see.
I was on a trip to Shenzhen about 20 years ago. My friends took me to this shady ghetto back street to sight see. It wasn't just one street but a grid of back alleys filled with Amsterdam Red light District-like brothels, but with far less barriers (no windows or doors) and far more sex workers 'on duty'. I didn't have the courage to purchase any service from them but it surely was eye-opening.
All day primpin' and all night pimpin'.
I saw a hair place in Zhenjiang and the sign said "Dumb You Hair Salon". Maybe I was dumb for not knowing what probably went on there 🙃
@@theworldisastage3425 That sounds like the plot to a movie; a former pimp leaves jail and tries to go legit by opening a chain of hair salons, only to get roped back into the seedy life he thought he left behind.
@@willstevenson9634 oh I wish I still have pictures, so many business signs were horribly translated in English
To C-Milk and Winston, I love what you guys are doing. You are one of the few channels on RUclips that I watch regularly. I know your content doesn’t draw a lot of viewers compared to other stupid nonsense tiktok but I think there’s a good chance your channels will blow up in the future, considering the escalating tension between China and the West. I love your integrity and that you are being truthful. I wish you could be more unfiltered but I know it’s hard to be on this platform. From my experience growing up in Vietnam, I know that you are telling the truth about China. Vietnam has so many similarities to China but would not sit on the same boat (weird). So haters gonna hate, they are either to dumb and uninformed to see the truth or bunch of disgusting liers. Anyway I wish you guys the best of luck!
They did blow up
When are you guys going to do another motorbike vlog from the US? You're in one of the best places for biking now, I want to see more of you guys enjoying yourselves!
"a BROTHEL not a HAIR SALON", I think all Chinese know that, especially the ones in charge.
I've only lived in China for about a year in Shenzhen city, and soon I'll be heading back. I can definitely relate to some of the stories you've shared on your adv podcasts, since I've travelled to several different provinces on my free time including the Dongbei region. However, despite the more hostile changes in china's government & political atmosphere, especially towards Canadians like me, I still feel like I need more adventures doing what you guys have done.
I am fascinated by the situations described when you had to communicate with white Russian people in Mandarin (the country's language), because they couldn't speak English. Indeed that must feel incredibly bizzare! I was in a similar situation speaking chinese with Kazakhs in Horgos. As for the Russians who wanted to try your bikes in Dalian, I'm glad that didn't end in a fight.
Unlike Daniel Dumbrill's RUclips videos, Stay awesome guys!
Ahahaha! You guys mocking russian speach sounds hilarious 🤣👍. BTW, I’m not Russian, but I’m a russian native speaker. Listen your podcast almost every day.
This was a good one guys, keep it up. Even if you're no longer there, you can still take us on the adventures as if you still were.
Love you guys so much! Thank you for doing what you do!
I love episodes like this, you guys visit much more places in China than me, a Chinese!
Thank you for saying it’s morally reprehensible to engage in ‘sex tourism’.
Strange that that’s a brave position today, but I admire you for sticking to it.
The oldest profession in the world for a reason. There are simply people that cannot have wife's or gfs for many reasons and they deserve touch just as well.
@@RevanBC it literally has nothing to do with that. the majority of prostitutes are victims of abuse and to engage in that would be to take part in that abuse. these women could be victims of sex trafficking, they could be addicted to drugs and are selling themselves to pay for their addiction, or they could be mentally ill and a lifetime victim of sexual abuse. there are whore houses in Las Vegas that have ethical practices where no one is there against their will and they don't allow drug use for their ho's but if you go to Thailand or the Philippines for sex tourism you are most likely engaging in abuse indirectly.
how is that a brave position? I've never heard anyone defend sex tourism
@@RevanBC Or some people just want sex, there are people who are willing to do it for money. I don't see anything wrong with it as long as it's between two consenting adults.
@@RevanBC They don't deserve shit but if they want it they shouldn't definitely pay for it. The problem is that in many places of the world prostituion is criminal and human trafficking exist and pimps taking the money of these working ladies who many times are kept as slaves.
Majority of men resorting to prostitution are married. And going to a country just to get sex services is utterly disgusting.
I love these touring videos. Thank you.
Congratulations on hitting 101+K subscribers.
@Happi You're right. It's ADVPodcast I'm thinking of.
you guys are great story tellers. your long time friendship makes it even better. thanks for sharing your memories
they share the same victims in China
6 year old girls
@@yourdeal2408 cool story. obviously untrue. are you one of those sheep that will follow into the fire?
@@hackiehackerson No sheep
Im a expat that know these 2 personally
It is their fault that everybody who want to work in China need to have a clean criminal record
Not even a parking ticket can be on that
Ask these two why they leave everything behind and why they never can go back to china
@@yourdeal2408 I actually know those answers. I pay attention. you probably should worry about your own life instead of stalking men online like a crazy person
@@hackiehackerson i knowed these 2 when they live in China
I know in details what they did and why the fled
Its because of them that everybody who want to work in China need to have a clean criminal record
They are lucky the escape on time , China has dead penalty for pedophiiles
I know in US they become president
Keep these stories coming!
Enjoyed the footage and narrative. Thanks and keep going.
Keep it up guys , good work!
12:50 we have duck shops like that in San Gabriel Valley too, no duck meat just the weird bits
@@jl3268 hey it could be worse, 99 ranch market here used to sell raccoon meat. A frickin RACCOON.
@J B Yeah they're not great but it's hard to find stuff you want sometimes. For asian food I normally shop H-mart (korean) but while their meats and most goods are OK, there's moldy vegetables sometimes
When I travelled to China for the first time, at night I wandered around and in one of those mini-streets between buildings I saw a lot of young women walking back and forth in and out of this these apartments. They were all dressed in short skirts and heels and I thought to myself wow, so obvious yet hidden. A short ways away there was this humungous building that looks like a karaoke bar and they had all these women, dressed nicely in revealing skirts and heels in formation at the entrance. It waas very weird stuff, not something you'll see in the US (at least the way it's done in China) but now I know it must've been some prostitution bar under the guise of karaoke. I asked the lady who ran a little snack shop next to it what was going on but didn't have good enough Chinese to understand.
So interesting watching you guys. Having lived there with my Chinese wife for almost 5 years, I saw many of the exact things you describe.
My wife and I used to go to hot spring spas in the south when we lived down there. Big resorts, where they would have tons of hotspring pools, each with kind of a theme. Would be a relaxing weekend...
You guys are on the edge. Love it!
This is really interesting! I never realized there was such a place in China. The extent of my knowledge of such a hotpot mix of people is Kazakhstan (where my dad was born) and some places in Siberia and Mongolia. I was under the impression that all the places within China are strictly Chinese-speaking.
As a Russian, I would have been glad to help you out in those sketchy situations in Dalian😂
Karaoke and hair salons were the common fronts for brothels in Vietnam too. There were very few good bands playing in the city, occasional international acts but nobody that good, boring pub bands playing the same boring songs, and the local focus was on chintzy pop, so we got into karaoke as a kind of DIY show.
Walking into a karaoke joint was always the same story:
Manager: There are no rooms. We are full.
Us: We don't want girls. Just to sing.
Manager: We have many rooms...
There used to be lots of brothels disguised as salons in Nanning until the local government closed them down and turned the buildings into restaurants/cafes/food outlets. There is a sex shop not far from where I live.
I remember in Nanjing when I stopped at a hotel for the night and the staff brought a pros to my room. Told them I was NOT interested.and what they could do with her and promptly closed the door on them.
It was most likely just a way to rob you, anyhow. Risk and a guilty conscience over what was most likely a trafficked human being who was told to rip you off as a foreigner with no recourse. And there’s the risk of disease, blackmail, and just being straight up murdered if the scam goes wrong.
Super enjoyable. Both the footage and the commentary.
Dealing with big drunk slavic guys is a challenge. They are really confident and think that you'd go along with anything, and then they get aggressive. (My experience in Czech anyway)
I can confirm as a Czech 🤣
There's just something about Slav's, they're the same here in America, even when they're born and raised here, they're just really pushy.
Aw shucks, I was all anxious about you clearing the city and you cut off before then! Great video as always
We call the way those drunk Russians were "drunker than a bicycle" where I come from.
Mary, curious where do you come from
@@badnmad2 Alabama. I live in rural West Alabama now, but I grew up on the West side of Birmingham. Lived there from 64 when I was born until we moved to another part of town in 1983. Friends of mine in West End in the late 70s used to say that.
@@maryhildreth754 Good Stuff! Never heard that one before, made my laugh thinking more about it. Best to ya from the beach in Southern California
It looks like you all had a great time in that area and must have enjoyed driving around the city and suburbs as well. The lights on your motorcycles seemed to be really dim and it must have made driving around some of the back streets tough.
Love the Male Brothel
Nothing like a good ol pelvis thrashing
To be fair this stuff happens in the US too. Some lady tried excite a reaction of of me and then said " you tip good, you tip good" at the end of a message and then left. Terrible message, my back still hurt after. I tipped 10 on top of the $40. I felt gross after.
Another great weekday afternoon ride. Thanks, guys.
Its great to see all different parts of China that you guys went!
el corte de la publicidad 14:29 super creepy pero muy bueno, excelente trabajo. saludos
@30:49-- The same with Korean 노래방 (noraebang). They're a lot of fun; but I was never in one that offered much more than soju, beer and snacks. Our office parties at them were always a lot of fun. Everyone gets drunk and sings; and it's all in a private room with a long couch around the back of the room.
Are there prostitutes too?
That opening shot of Dalian was nice, with the fancy greenery.. until I noticed it wasn't lined up with the buildings properly
I lived in Dalian for 15 years and it is great you loved it there
I have been to a hair salon in NYC that was really a brothel in the basement.
Hahahahaha
Hey guys it is your favorite subscriber. 😎 I don’t go on RUclips much anymore due to losing my partner he’s Tasmanian so it’s hard to get motivated and go alone to beautiful waterfalls in Taiwan. Anywho I know don’t give a crap about that . I’m just here to thank you for that shill video you did a while back. Ever since than dumb you know who and his army of wumao have backed off . He hasn’t tweeted about me or anything I truly believe your influence caused this! Keep up the good work guys and may we hope for a free prosperous China 🇹🇼
Funny thing is that it's the same in Taiwan. In the north restaurants close quite early (even in taipei) but as soon as you go south many restaurants are 24/7😅
I'm hooked on your guys' content
Cheers to your 300th video!
I enjoy watching ADV videos.
I love yalls videos so much. Reminds me sometimes of my time in cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand over summer break. I went w my aunt and uncle and learned a shit ton about culture even tho I was a piss depressed asshole at the time. I was 18 and thought I knew everything but how the world has changed. Anyways, I wished you'd go back and talk over some of your current footage from years past or mix that in. Sure you already are, but even I'd you recycle footage that you already have a video of, im sure I would enjoy it.
Can we get more of these type of videos pretty pwease 🥺
I ALWAYS enjoy your content guys! Keep up the awesome work! Stay awesome ;))
Want one of those full body latte's at Starbucks.
Great show, but I wish you added segment topics with timeline links in the description field!
The foreign heritage of Dalian lies in its Colonial past. To Westerners and the Japanese the city Dalian is better known as Port Arthur.
Great Video! This reminds me of the hotel i was at for a chinese summer youth camp for chinese living outside china.
The b-roll comment is great. Because that is mostly what is cool, just watching the vibe.
Can you guys please get on the bikes again! C'mon even if it's a local ride.
There in California there lucky there allowed to get on the internet with out a mask & CCP t-shirt 😂
@@bumppinugleees9726 I'm in California...it's not like that at all. 👍
@@bigmikegrows408 Its not like what? Masks are not required so far, but we will go into lock down right before our election.
@@CathPresbyter what election?
@@bigmikegrows408 The recall for Governor Nuisance, I just got my paperwork in the mail today for it.
I'm gonna call my friendly inconspicous neighbourhood brothel "TOP VEGETABLE MANLY GOLDEN LUXURY CUCUMBER SHOWER PALACE"
Love your channel
Another awesome video!
We still haven’t recovered from the Swiss Cheese Wars in the comment section man 😅
I used to live in Yantai about 20 years ago. While I was there the Yantai to Dalian ferry sank near Dalian :-(
I lived in the northern province of Liaoning and traveled from its main city of Shenyang to the southern province of Fujian and all points in between. I mainly lived in Shenyang which has a population of 9 million. It was a great experience and I loved the people.
I thought the store that sold every part of the duck except the meat was really hilarious.
I thought it was highly intelligent!!
People who want to buy duck meat are different people then the people who want the entrails, beaks, and everything else. (Even though they are the same ppl probably lol)
It makes sense because it must be hard for the guy selling duck meat/other meat to sell all the other parts. Hence, “fuck it, let’s just sell everything but the meat - then we will be guaranteed to sell our product”
The Liandong Peninsula also used to be part of Koguryo, which was a Korean Kingdom about 2000 to 1400 years ago.
do love these ones
The whole of Asia knows" Hotel Californië" from karaoke .
I have been on the same boot.. 6.5 hour boot trip. What did you do on the boot? Inside didn’t have windows and didn’t really find a sitting area. Just outside or in the room with the bunkbeds. After that we took a 12 hour bus ride . -20 outside :, bus without heating . what a trip that was .
It's too bad that there wasn't a hair salon on that boot
In Miami Florida USA there is an area that is like 75% shady motels/hotels. One of them used to be called, I shit you not, The No-Tell Motel. It was an hourly rate place where you could get a key card from a vending machine 24hrs a day. They tore it down at some point though.
No Tell Motel was pretty common in the 70s-00s. I've seen several of them even into the 00s.
@@xenonram wait... It was a chain? That's fucking epic! I thought it was just some hood entrepreneur (read: pimp) providing a service (read: money laundering) in Little Haiti (read: Little Haiti).
Just realised I wasn’t actually subbed to your adv channel. All sorted now though!
Excellent video 👍
Pew pew much love and support!