China Regrets Forcing Abortions
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- We ride through a town in Dalian called Wafangdian, and actually, an even smaller town called Songshu.
We notice some propaganda for raising females as well as males, and we go into why this propaganda is necessary.
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Can you update on the CCP refusing to release the 2020 December Census data? Is it really bad decline in population?
How the heck did you fracture your calcaneous? Did you just off of a height?
You should do a retaliation video to Gweilo 60's video against you last week
I'm just here for the comments,
Where did you say we could share things we found with you?
My in laws had my wife and her sibling in the midst of enforced One Child Policy.
And every time she sees an article with this kind of title, she just says, "Serves the government right! Condemning and entire generation to death! Condemning how many baby girls to death!"
She is right though.
Let's not be intellectually dishonest and call it how it is, the government didn't kill all those girls, it was their own parents.
@@Ebani it was also be intellectually dishonest to say that the parents wouldn't be punished or sterilized if they refused to give up the child. im definitely not trying to defend the event at all btw, its just not all black and white.
@@Ebani The government and the people are to blame as well. It is mass-scale cowardice that keeps this going, and indeed allows the chicoms to continue. But the evil of the Chicoms mustn’t be unerstated. They still forced abortions on people. There’s evil all around in this scenario.
@@Ebani The governments FORCED abortions in the most literal sense of the word at times. Further more, how is it not the government's fault in endorsing the policy? If the government mandates and incentivizes murdering people named "Jim" and all of a sudden 100,000 Jims end up dead, is it JUST the fault of the murderers? FFS
You are right about the sameness in many things across China. Not just the buildings and trucks. Mindsets are near-identical too. Travelling China is like going into an extremely large ice-cream shop where the only flavour they have is vanilla.
Imagine you're a Chinese man who's been dead for centuries and your descendants send you an iphone for you to use in the afterlife.
And a brand new mistress!
and they don't even send you real ones they just send you paper ones.
@@andrews9695 paper mistress... doesn't last long that's why you need to keep sending them
@@zironemegeaz 😲🤔😅😂
An iPhone in heaven makes lots of sense.
You are closer the cloud so the reception and transfer speeds would be out of this world.
"iPhone signal reception is bad, but it will be better in Heaven!", said a Huawei user.
@@roarlisfang2860 Never have had issues with iPhone. Will try my best not to support the Ccp. 😪 I say something about iPhone and you bring up Ccp stolen tech.
Let us not forget Cisco Rip 🪦
@@7thplanet121 Man I'm just trying to be sarcastic and role play a Huawei user. That's what they say when even iPhone can beat Huawei's performance with a comparable price lol.
Western heaven sucks, you don't have anything XD
And you get all grouchy because it's an i10 and not an i13.
My father's side of the family is from Dalian. But I have never been there, its good to see these footage! You 2 have probably traveled to more of parts of China than 99% of the Chinese population! Great work!
Is there anything wrong with Chinese people not traveling to most part of china than these two characters? Lmao!
@@kaliskunkog2255 must you be offended by every little thing?
@@kaliskunkog2255 yes there is cause they are foreigners? or would you consider them 中国人?
C-Milk: Who doesn't want a mistress?
Vivi: What?!
lol
According to Chinese state propaganda , they live in a rougher neighborhood and she wants to go back to china 😂
(If you don’t know what that’s about look the video up from last year)
@Navid Pey
Basically how North Korea portrays the US. Oh these communist regimes....🙄
@@wisdomleader85 China isn't communist however.
@Onio
Neither is North Korea, nor was the USSR, because a country that strictly applies communist ideals doesn't exist. I'm talking about political regimes that are ruled by parties that promote Marxist agendas, not economic systems of different countries.
Love the fade Winston!
A classic haircut for african-americans
@@bigbelix I see what you did there..
very clean look👍
Lol looks clean
Big improvement over his sharp pointed side burns
I want a t-shirt with Serpentza that says "Listen, I used to train doctors"
Gotta love the fact that they both dress up in their driving jackets. Only constant voice vibrations and helmets are missing to make it as past videos :D
Yeah, but almost like a more... casual, relaxed ride, since they have time to stop and discuss the signs and stuff as we see it zipping by, so that in the end we'll understand at least the translations behind a lot more of what we're seeing. I love it.
Riding jackets.
Better roads = Less vibrations
@Hans Otto Kroeger Kaethler .
Got any solid evidence for your statement? Or it is an empty accusation/regurgitated CCP propoganda?
"when I translate things into English, in my mind they're still chinglish." That was the most relatable thing you've ever said haha
38:45 when I was in China, my coworker told me Chinese people don't buy Chinese cars. I was like oh yeah, I heard it's because of the low quality. She was like "Well... No..." XD
Long time follower here! I gotta say I enjoy these long episodes a lot more than your original advchina 10-15 min ones. Keep it up much love
You're totally right. These longer episodes seem more educational, and less production-line-y.
I like 6 year old serpentza vids where they discuss their travel and drink beer
I agree. Though once they film adv China overseas, they should at least sometimes do riding vlogs.
Nah, you gotta keep it real with the heat, dirt, danger of the road, and inability to check into a hotel and having to drive in the dark tired for 10 more hours than planned. This is not really worth watching.
Imagine your ancestor in Valhalla, after thousands of years of receiving things like food and chariots as tributes from the living, he gets a Mustang, 1,000,000RMB, and an iPhone.
I've actually been in Wafangdian this February for a business trip. They have this huge high speed rail station which is literally in the middle of nowhere!
I love the Dongbei food and the people seem rough but are kind hearted.
I can also recommend to go to Dandong which is a boarder city to NK, very interesting.
Does high speed rail go into Dandong?
@@chrisdab- yes, from Beijing there are new train tracks up north, they digged a lot of tunnels through the mountains recently. So you can go to Dandong directly without transfer. They also stop in Shenyang.
Winston, C-milk! I want y’all to know that I love your videos. I find your videos driving through China and your documentaries very very refreshing and they scratch a huge itch of mine. The only Asian country I’ve been to is Japan but you guys give me life with the down to earth real view of the country. I really couldn’t imagine living in a city with a 554 Aqi.
Winston and C Milk looking fresh as hell in this video🔥🔥🔥
great video guys 😀👌
Dalian is my hometown. I still love it wholeheartedly. It had its best years in the mid late 90s and early 2000s. It was full of hope. Now it’s terrible. The heavy pollutions, the lack of employment, the military port..... Half of childhood friends already left there, while the other half stayed living hard lives.
My wife is from Dalian,and she still has 2 houses there. She burns fake money in our back yard for her parents. I can't talk her out of it.
@@dublindave5795 Its kind of a last generation thing. I’ve seen my dad doing it once a year or something for his grandparents when I was growing up. I was born in the eighties. I actually don’t know any of my peers who does it.
This isnt directed at Dalian , but in general it seems the government never considers the importance of people connecting with nature. I guess it's a Communist thing to 'conquer' nature. China has so much natural beauty. Shame they don't make it a priority to give people parks and whatnot.
@@Chironex_Fleckeri
The communist party does not respect nature or any form of life in general. They don’t respect anyone simply as a human being, let alone his works or his property. They only respect one thing, that is power, in fact they worship it. The current Chinese society is a manifestation of such, showing the people over and over again how they can gain all the respect, the money, the fame, the mistresses and everything once they have gained power. People who got disgusted by this already left the country, the ones who stayed either lack the means to leave or are brainwashed into believing their theory and keep playing this power struggle game for their entire lives. Of course, the ultimate power in China comes from the party, so those people will join party and they will struggle with them hoping they can somehow gain an edge. That never happens. Eventually they lose everything and get replaced by the next generation of such people and this cycles continues forever.
as a Vietnamese, the burning offerings is relatable
My local Viet market has all kinds of stuff to burn, fancy sets of clothes, gold bars, and of course there's the good old "hell money".
@@alexcarter8807 cars, motorcycles, phones too 🤣
Imagine the moment when they get the car in heaven but only to realize there are no gas stations...
And then they try to burn a gas station...
Did they burn the keys?
I'm so happy to be able to watch all your channels again! I have a lot of catching up to do! 💖
re vehicle names: They had to discontinue the Nova cars in Latin America b/c Spanish "No Va" means "It doesn't go."
And "Pinto" is even worse in Brazilian slang.
Being able to go through all these video documented trips and further analyze what you’ve seen is just so cool. Thank you guys so much for sharing all your adventures, and for being so insightful!
If this was a special features DVD in the box to the Conquering Northern China, I would probably give it to someone for a birthday gift. (Not a compliment).
@@netdude1984 so why are you here?
@@xinniethep00h too much low quality daily content. Have to keep it real! Weekly high quality.
I really like how you are returning to older footage and talk about what you see around and comment on it 👌
In Ukraine corrugated iron roofs are in every village. The traditional roofs were made of straw, which is great for cool fresh air but very easy to catch fire. Soviet government started promoting corrugated iron roofs, which are fireproof, and by 1970s most houses in villages had those. The problem is: in summer they heat up easily and radiate heat into the house.
Still better than asbestos...
Even in Beijing, the hospitals aren't great. Your treatment will be fine but medical knowledge of the people is very bad. I was in a hospital, in the bathroom, there was no soap and no toilet paper. The toilet paper is normal but I was for some reason expecting the hospital to be different. Also, people were openly smoking in the hallways / bathrooms, etc. Although the hospital can treat you, it doesn't give you a hospital feeling.
In Korea, and in Italy during roman empire, the dog is/was traditionally eaten during the 5 hottest days of the year. It's interesting to see the etymology of words connected with heat have the "cane" (dog in Italian) word in them. Example - Canicola, canicular
Wow, I mean, you 2 dudes, are BRILLIANT at what you do.
Best content in a long while.
almost missed this, thx for reupload
Winston, your hair looks good cut like that. The sideburns may be a trademark but I think that you look better like this. 👌🏼
I noticed that too.
Winstons face looks thinner without the sideburns, but I like the top a little longer because it has a little curl.
@Asia AsiaLol...you okay, dude? You having a bad day or are you just a pathetic wumao who likes his own 10 cent comments?
Shame on the CCP!
"Abortion vans." "Tons of dog meat restaurants." Lovely place.
So glad these guys experienced China so I never have to
Another enlightening China culture video
I'm always intrigued by Winston's and Matt's perspectives
Thanks for sharing!
Hong Kong breakfast is good. They have different varieties of food, with the clash of foreign and Chinese food, served with milk tea or even a cold lemon tea.
I need to learn to bake pineapple buns....
HK is completely different from the mainland. HK is Western with Chinese flavor. DAMN the CCP for the corrupt, rotten communist crap!
Describing the types of businesses that are operating in the towns you guys are driving through is not boring or uninteresting!
To those of us in the west don't have any idea of what makes up a given area.
I don't think most people who are curious about the Chinese culture in various areas are so judgemental about if it is "crappy" or not compared with some other area. You guys are doing a great job and a service in showing the many cultures and differences in China. Thank you!
So if they burn H&M stuff they can use it in afterlife? 😂
Please don't! 😂
they don't, its only ever paper items if you must know
The burning of objects to ancestors in today’s city reminds me of a Hu Knows video where Sasha bought some items to sacrifice to her ancestors.
my grandpa be chillin in the clouds with his 10 mistresses and an iphone 1000
Just wanted to give y’all a heads up around 18 or 20 minutes through the video, the mics start sounding a lil funny. I know y’all mentioned it before, thank you guys for making content every week 🚀🚀
Hey Winse, hey C-Milk :)
I think a video of all the best Chinese cousine you've came across on your journeys as well as throughout your life in China would be a great idea. Like an amalgamation of all the meals you've been mentioning throughout your other videos (and this one).
Cheers and stay awesome
I hope every mother of a daughter tells her what the one child policy cost her and her friends and family. The CCP screwed itself.
Is Wednesday the new ADVChina day? Wait, you know what? I don't even care! I'm about to sit down to lunch! Wooohooooo!
Not the new day, just behind on Schedule this week again ;)
@@serpentza - It's likely safe to set that all of us loyalists don't mind at all, and really enjoy these long-ass videos.
Also, I never forgot about the GTI video I haven't sent yet... More issues happened.
It is Wednesday my dudes. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Who ever claimed Communist are intelligent
Winston with the fresh fade 👌
With a fade that fresh I'd change my name to Fenton
When I was in China (20 yrs ago) we would see that same blue color on trucks everywhere. We asked our guide, who snickered and said "That paint was on sale, haha". We also saw homes with cobalt blue window glass. V mysterious to us. This was along the Silk Road.
Turfan was lauded as the grape growing region, with huge drying buildings.
Great travelogue. Thanks for taking us along. Keep 'em coming,
I lived in Dalian for four years, cool that you dropped by.
I saw a hotdog cart with 1/2 dog, front half being served to the construction crew in shen zhen! its everywhere!
I used to live with a friend from Huludao in Liaoning. Literally the nicest person I've ever met and the reason why I refuse to eat at Chinese restaurants (once you get the authentic stuff, the garbage at the restaurant just wont do)
34:50 I love how there is just a random Porsche SUV and one from VW chilling there. A decent Porsche SUV is at least 100.000 $ even here in Germany while the basemodel starts at around 60.000 $. So importing one to China bumps both those figures up quite a bit. Shows the insane divide in China where people cant even afford a used motorbike in one part of the country and other people have enough to import a Porsche.
The one big thing I've noticed trough these Videos is that there is no point in being rich in China.
Because the real china is a shitty run down soulless place. No real difference in being middle class vs being rich you get the same shit.
A Porsche aint gonna make a difference.
Odds are they are counterfeit copy sold to them to look high class.
How true.
Awesome! 😎 c-🥛 I love these videos plz keep posting 🥰
Got footage of that Russian town? Sounds interesting.
I think I put it on my Dalian video - C-Milk
@@ADVChina Is that the place where you guys went and hung out with the Russian - Chinese family and learned to make their traditional dish?
The signs in Russian are a meaningless garbage automatic translation.
Those are the biggest piñatas I have ever seen.
they don't have candy inside, but down in the south you eat a sticky rice candy thingy when you attend a funeral.
Regarding eating dog meat, when I was in the Philippines I watched a group of people in Manila prepare a large white dog for cooking...unbelievable!
Winston is so fresh 🥶🥶🥶
I asked this girl I was dating what she would do if she found out her unborn child had some sort of handicap, and she answered she'd just get an abortion. That's not the most chilling part as she answered in a way that seems to suggest it's widely accepted and the norm. She really couldn't understand my distaste at the time, and my opinion was completely foreign to her.
My friend’s sister recently had a baby that doctor kept telling has hydrocephalus and should abort the baby. She refused to do it, but spent the rest of the pregnancy crying to deliver a healthy baby. In a way, doctors can be completely wrong, but aborting a sick baby makes me wonder how would those parents handle a healthy child who gets sick?
@@saraandstuartshannon2160
Best question ever!
The Suzuki Knockoff is really a Daihatsu Charade knockoff, a lot of Chinese brands used Daihatsu Charades as base cars, including Geely.
Ball Bearings! I worked in Southern California and there were always "ball bearings" (we thought) coming to and from Huntington Park - spelled in different ways - I recall once it was spelled Held Langdon - but I recognized the zip code. These heavy little metal balls would escape from boxes. Turns out they were Pachinko balls, they had Japanese characters on them. I assume.
I never knew why so many ball bearings were being made until years later when they developed a kind of Pachinko machine in Seattle, but it was not technically gambling. Just an arcade type game.
Matching fresh haircuts nice!
Getting ready for that Cali summer
HEARTBRAKING, SUCH EVIL DEMONIC PEOPLE!
Back in the early noughties I was in a taxi from Beijing to Shijiazhuang on a work trip. The motorway was like a dual carriage way and there was so little traffic. The landscape was so dull and everything just looked the same, towns and villages were clones of each other. Man it was so boring. I can honestly say the 3 weeks I spent there is all the time I ever want to spend in China. I would rather go to North Korea then go to China again and that is saying something. Met some nice charming people, some nice food at times but everything else just got under my skin. Going to see chairman Mao in Beijing was utterly pointless and boring. From my limited time there and not as a tourist I can completely understand the guy's comments. China has some nice people but the system is messed up and the Chinese government is the stuff of nightmares.
abortion is abortion ni matter the reason for it.
19:19 audio issues
I'm so happy there is another episode of ADV China!!! I was just thinking to myself "I hope they post a new video soon"
Cheers mates! 🍻
My sister in laws from Dalian, lives in Ireland now.
Technically, youtube DID recommend this video to me. BUT, it's now 5 days after it uploaded, and it was way low down on my list in my recommendations. I'm late to the party, but still super interesting! 👍
Glad the good sound kicked back in that echo was so weird
That Go Now truck is a Toyota Tundra knockoff.
“I was a bodyguard” 😅😂🤣
In Indonesia, you'd often see a lot of posters/paintings/statues around (at least in the 80s) for "Dua Cukup" - ie. "Two is enough."
I got two notifications, one of which wasn't public for some reason... Have you checked out the hate rap (Hey Sweden Hey Sweden) from the soft power CCP rapper "Pissy" yet guys?And the object of the CCP hate Jesper Ronndahl? I think it all started with some Chinese nationals being escorted out from a hotel in Stockholm (this was caught on tape, and is on RUclips). As Jesper is a comedian, he made some (bad taste) jokes about Chinese tourists bad manners when they visit the west, and the CCP got involved and demanded apologies and turned up the soft power attacks against Sweden. It was a whole thing a couple of years ago, it's all on RUclips. Jespers videos have subtitles btw. I have seen a video with a Swedish army cyber defense guy speaking about Chinas soft power tactics about Sweden, so our military at least is aware of it, even if the population isn't... Love these travel vids guys!
In my little village right next to Chicago, there is a catholic cemetery, but on one end they have a Chinese section with one of those altar/fireplace things to burn paper money and leave offerings for their ancestors. My friend took his Malaysian wife there to see. We used to just go hang out and sit on it whenever, 'cause people like to take walks in the cemetary.
Love your. Channel I lived in Dalian for 5 yrs and visited many cities such as Harbin's ice festival worked in Sanya for 3yrs in early 90,s I miss. Living there
Still loving the b reel commentary
Is your real name Fenton? I think you once introduced yourself to me and my sister as "Fenton khranzanvanovagarian"
What happend?
Music was too loud in the beginning, cut off our voices
So close to a spit take from C-milk! You'll get him next time Winston, haha
To piggyback off of the breakfast debate. Northern breakfast is 10 times better than the south. I lived in the north and south for years. Usually I would have wonton or baozi for breakfast, sometimes mian tiao.
Lovin these videos. You gentlemen just made this day better.
That fade though. Looking good Winston
Did this video talk about China Regrets Forcing Abortions ... I must've missed it.
Funny how I have the bell turned on, and still don't get notifications for your videos.
I used to love the Wuhan 豆腐脑 back in the day. It was mixed with sweat milk tea.
The dead people's paper goods shops are quite interesting to visit.
When my brother passed away, I leave his favorite actress' pictures in his coffin to burn with him.
Sacrificing paper cars is useless unless also burning paper gas stations. Paper horse is the big brain option.
Me looking at the sun peeking through the cracks in my corrugated roof 😨
The boys with the fresh fades
FYI: the old "colonial" name for Dalian (or part of it) is Port Arthur.
I enjoy watching your videos traveling around the country on your bikes keep up the good work guys.
This video bring back so many old memories..... nicely done!
jayoe nation just did a huge responce video to you guys
There’s a Chinese clothing brand called Wantdo.... “Want” “do”
Nice cut Winston! They did a nice fade on you
Ahem...
Bahahahahahahaaaaa! Looks like Matt is on the ADV profile, and isn't loving that hilarious burn.
@@NeverMetTheGuy Tis, indeed
Nice haircuts, guys. Are you going overseas anytime soon?
15:17 Regarding corrugated iron. I wonder how many of this corrugated roofing is made from asbestos. Especially in rural north. It was quite common in Soviet Union (at least in Poland we had many buildings with such roofs).
The road signs specify steel corrugated sheets though, so there's a difference there. I'm sure they exist, just not these products
Looks like cultural appropriation - gigantic piñata. Good enough for first emperor, good enough for my ancestor! Did CCP ever think about all that “B roll” footage you shot would provide so much commentary? Very interesting videos.
Corragated iron. Its used for roofing where I'm from, We call them tin roofs here in texas
Love these type of videos!
I love these deep dives, please do more!
Tofu is a great part of the construction industry
No cars. Fuel costs are to high in the afterlife!
Sending an iPhone? Perhaps also burn a paper SIM for Hellnet! (Playing on an old name for O2-UK, Cellnet)