The Fastest Delivery in the world! How to Order Delivery in China
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- #fooddelivery #onlineshopping #beijinglife
👉: Discover the secrets of the fastest delivery in the world as we dive into how to order delivery in China! In this video, we explore the incredible food delivery industry in China, featuring popular apps like Meituan and Eleme. Whether you're a local or just visiting, learning how to use these food delivery apps can enhance your experience living in China.
👉: Join us as we take you through the process of ordering food and groceries online, revealing tips that will make your grocery delivery service seamless. If you're interested in same-day grocery delivery or want to explore online supermarket shopping in China, this video has got you covered.
👉: We'll also discuss various Chinese apps that have revolutionized the food delivery scene, providing insights into how to develop a food delivery app and what makes these platforms so efficient.
👉: If you're traveling in Beijing or any other city in China, this guide will provide essential tips for navigating the vibrant food scene. Don't miss out on this informative journey into the world of food delivery in China!
👉: Tune in now to learn how to simplify your dining and shopping experiences with just a few taps on your smartphone!
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⏱️Chapter:
00:00: intro
01:33: online system of China
02:45: a new online supermarket:Hema
04:05: show you the app
05:17: two biggest delivery platforms in China
07:39: I buy the daily necessities online
11:09: I buy my lunch online
15:42: I buy medicine online
17:38: some opinions about delivery guys
21:05: Thank you for watching
GREAT VIDEO. China is has the same problems as we in the US; we want everything delivered to our homes and as quickly as possible. Your videos show me that entrepreneurs in China are experimenting with new and unconventional ideas to see what will work. Again, we are the same! 😎
Thank you so much for showing us what online shopping is truly like in Beijing. It sure has changed from when I used to go to Beijing on business. In the UK, we also rely a lot on online shopping and many physical stores have closed down because more and more of us shop online, 24/7. Shopping malls are now much quieter. That is sad because many people in the retail industry have lost their jobs and the town and city centres are getting much quieter. This has resulted in a sense of emptiness and people now seem to live in their own little "bubble". Restaurants, even in central London are quieter now and it dining out seems to have lost the aura of enjoyment and vibes.
I agree with you. People live in their "bubble", argue with others online who are not in the "same bubble". We cannot see a broader world now. It is so surprised, because at the beginning, we all thought the Internet would have let us see more. Now, we are stuck in it, both mind and body. It is sad. Thank you for sharing the opinion with me~~~I am so glad you like my video😀😀
Gosh. I think those grocery prices are much less than we pay in Australia.
Wonderful video, it would be interesting a video on e-commerce platform like taobao, jd, pinduoduo and douyin and a specific video on duoduo maicai
Interesting video, thank you! What is the tipping culture like there? Is it expected that you tip the delivery drivers?
I'm afraid that we don't have the tipping culture. It means usually we don't give the delivery men or service workers tips. Thank you for watching the video!
中国的快递真的太发达了🎉
@@ryanzhou3551 是的
Yeah it just comes at the expense of the delivery driver making 0.8 YUAN an order. Shit's fucked.