The worst part is that when u tip with only 10%, they don’t even want to talk with u and u can read words from their faces. I’d rather to suffer it with 0 tip from the beginning. Terrible terrible tradition.
@@anti-russbot5127 by weird he meant that it's not familiar for him like he used to be, anymore since he is used to japanese society and cultural style, not that americans are weirdos, why you guys get it always things in the negative way..ugh
@@Ohmyuna Maybe he should of word it differently, and ironic you say we're negative by you being negative about my comment, because I wasn't at all. It was more of a quip than a criticism. But whatever.
@@anti-russbot5127 it can't be irony by me pointing out someone getting someone else unguilty message in a bad way and explaining the true form of the message, anyways Edit : and i didn't say you're negative, i said you get it in the negative form/way, read well
HeavyNoodle I don’t like this guy. He is too prejudiced. The shooting is too exaggerated. You will not be caught smoking and drinking in public. He has not smoked and drank in the taxi. There are few places to bargain. Generally, the price is clearly marked. And the streets are clean,
Read the comments didn't expected so many people love China, thank u guys for like China. Always welcome. And this video is so funny. Don't need to take it too serious
@@salamander-hi4ov I kept walking away from this woman trying to sell my girl a purse in thailand. She stopped me five times. Price went from 85$ to 25$
“你看那个外国人穿得好少不冷吗？” Me in China, while I'm the foreigner😂(Malaysian Chinese) It's weird that when we say “外国人” it means someone who are not yellow skin Asian but not refer to nationality😂
Lived in China for eight years. Returned to the UK in 2010 for kids' schooling. Have never settled and hate every second of it. Counting the days to when I can "go home" to the Far East. It's my honest opinion that if you've been gone for anything over five years, you'll never return - not really. And no 'repatriation course' is going to help.
Lived in the UK for eight years, I like the family lifestyle here but my social network is shrinking, made some new friends but people are too polite to call each other, here is peaceful and lonely, China is noisy and exciting!
snarkyguy Well do some research, and talk to relatives who lives in the US about the culture and what to do and what not to do, compare it to China. Just be mentally prepared. Welcome to the USA.
Haha this is so accurate! I must not have lived in China long enough because I still can't do that deep squat. Their response to the word "tip" had me in tears. Only thing missing is trying to pay with wechat. Great stuff guys!
That time I crossed a road at the crosswalk without a light and a car actually stopped and waited for me to cross. That's when realized I wasn't in China anymore.
I know that "FU WU YUARRRRR" thing the squatting on the floor "friend price" and OMG the "turn around"to the taxi driver this was a REALLY good video!! also who's the Taxi driver? amazing actor LOL
This video covers some "negative" social experiences in China, e.g., smoking in public and the "Great Fire Wall". I see in the comments that many Chinese viewers got triggered by such depictions. As a Chinese myself, I totally understand their feelings but must say they are still in the middle of getting through their shares of "culture shock" in a world of free speech. The point is, the depiction here, even about the negative experiences, is rather friendly than critic. The tone of their performance is like "i am missing all these 'freedoms' I enjoyed in China" rather than morally accusing or hostilely mocking at them. I guess it will take some more time for them to understand.
hahaha lol very funny. When I went back to my country I had difficulty socialising, specially, I keept forgetting to shake hands or kiss people in the checks lol. Also I forgot that we don't share food and that people get pissed if you take some food out of their plates without asking haha. By the way... people can't drink in public in U.S.?
I'm from nyc and I've tried to bargain down the food cart guys... they'll usually give you a discount if they're blatantly inflating it at touristy places :)
I just got back from a year living in Taiwan and this is so relatable hahaha right when I came back to the US I used to always forget my seatbelt, look both ways before crossing the street, and the worst thing was that for some reason I had an accent when speaking English... most of my reverse culture shock has gone away by now, but I think one lasting thing was the fact that no matter where I am or how close I'm standing to someone, I'll always speak REALLY REALLY LOUDLY. Even though I had to lose these habits in order to fit back in, I'll have to say I miss being able to haggle!!
the problem is that in some chinese cabs or I guess in this case maybe taiwanese cabs, they put seat covers that has either Velcro or some sort of binding that completely hides away the buckling part of the seat belt so you legit cannot buckle your seatbelt unless you take the seat cover off or cut a hole.
Haha funny! Interesting about the accent. I tend to notice accent coming from westerners who have lived in China (or Taiwan) for a long time. But what I notice is that it's not "accent" in the sense of the pronunciation of words, but with tones. Mandarin has 4 tones plus a soft tone whereas English has no set tones. So if you've been speaking Mandarin a lot these 4 tones will likely come through when you speak English because they've been wired into your brain. I'm Chinese originally but lived majority of my life in the UK (including all my teenage years, with only 3 visits to China in the last 13 years). When I speak Chinese nowadays I don't do the 4 tones properly with each word, and in a sentence my tone would go up and down like it does in English. My family in China all say I don't speak Chinese very well anymore, but it is in fact better than it sounds.
Goldie K haggling is not an advantage, given that they always set the price four times higher for you as soon as they see your foreigner face. In the end you have half of the triple of the usual price
The "I got it“ part really got me haha. In Canada, whenever u finish ur food in a restaurant, some waiters might ask you "split or all together", and some even done the split calculation for u l0l.
Hey guys this is Turner Sparks, I'm the dude in the green shirt in the video. I'm a stand up comedian now based in New York after 12 years of living in China. I have a weekly podcast called "Lost In America" (Listen and Subscribe Here: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lost-in-america/id1164577211?mt=2) where we bring on the best comedians in NY (Wil Sylvince and Joe Schaefer from this video have both been on) and we talk about repatriation issues like the ones in this video and beyond ie "How does a dishwasher work?", "Why do they now have gluten free communion at church?" and "Why do you need a doctor's prescription to buy contact lenses?" If you like this video you will LOVE it. Get Lost!
Haha that part where you fought for the bill is literally like my dad and uncle all over again!! Oh and that Asian squat!! Some funny stereotypes here. 😂😂😂
Wow I am shocked by how many negative comments from Chinese. What included in this clip is so true even in my hometown Shanghai, why can't you just accept the fact?
To my Chinese friends commenting, many of you didn't seem to understand that this is a comedy sketch. And the joke is really on the expats who have adopted some of your culture and when they go back home and do the same things as they did in China it doesn't fit there. We westerrns tend to like to laugh at ourselves and laugh I did! This was hilarious.
Comedy doesn't have to be ignorant and bigoted. Who do you think you are to tell offended people that "it's just comedy"🙄 I dare you do that to black people
Unfortunately I only saw 5 minutes of bias and arrogance. If you do that do any other race in the world, not sure how many demand letters you are abt to receive.
waha did you guys want some hot corn juice?! And I have to admit I am like that girl in the video do not take any ice when I am on my period, bad bad for health!
+Karina You're the first white girl i've heard to adopt the 'cold things while on the rag will kill you' mentality. And i wonder how many 'ABC' women follow that. I will admit that despite absolutely not believing in their thing with cold water causing stomach disruptions, it has against all my defenses apparently brainwashed me. If i have stomach discomfort and then drink something cold, i swear i'll feel an increase in pain. I swear it's purely psychosomatic, but crazy that even thinking/knowing that, it still happens. So, do what you gotta do, i guess.
hahaha, that was fuc*ing genius! I love you do these quality videos, instead of a bunch of guys siting on a table and talking some sh*it. keep up the hard work!
so many people are sensitive lol, i lived in china for most of my life and almost all of the things(althought exaggerated) is accurate lol, it is a comedy guys
When my siblings saw me squatting over the garbage to peel a potato and they were like "is that a Chinese thing? and I was like, OH right- we don't do this here. Don't even get me started on spitting. haha. AMAZING!
You should do a sequel adding lack of personal space, mass chaos at any place where a line should be forming, walking right up to the server to pay for your meal, and some others.
after travelling around the world for 3 years, back home, one of the habits i couldn't kick was doing my laundry in the bathtub. kept it up for 3 months
Western always talk about "Human rights", but it's all depends on how you define it. In many perspects, China has more human rights and less rules compared to western countries.
In some very small and traditional cities men may do that, but still very rare those days. It’s not a very decent gesture as perceived nowadays anyway...it’s a typical Asian squatting though, since I’ve seen many in movies presenting old society of China
Or South Korea, I've been in America for a week and I was so confused about the trash. I'm ashamed to say that I just left the trash next to the trash bin.
Very funny. But you forgot about "嗯“。 Last time i was back in the states (only for a week or so), i couldn't stop just 嗯ing people as an affirmative response. It's just reflexive. I know the squatting while trying to haggle was meant to be over the top, but... damn that was a little much.
When I got back to America I was staring at everyone because they looked so different. And it was so weird understanding what people were talking about... it's incredibly shocking after a long time in China
I'm Chinese moved into the u.s when I was 6. Culture shock is nothing new to me, I joined the U.S military after I graduated high school, been to Germany, Canada and Kuwait. After I did my time, I went back to China for 2 weeks as vacation, experiencing reverse culture shock is nothing because I got used to it
There are many garbage bins on the streets of China. At present, China's garbage does not need to be sorted and discarded, so we can easily throw the garbage into the trash can on the street. The Chinese drink alcohol at the dinner table, and only the alcoholic will carry the bottles around. In addition, in China, only informal street stalls will be bargained, and we will pay the price in the market where the price is clearly marked. When we talk to others, we stand or sit, not squat
Coming back from living in Korea it was strange for everyone to order their own meals and eat it individually- also tipping. I also missed being able to just go and pay up front when I was done instead of waiting an eternity for the check to pay.
I did not have much reverse culture shock. I enjoyed the set prices (and not the ¨special¨ increased ¨friend¨prices), the vibrant colors and non polluted skies. I mean, when you did find set prices (electronics especially) or food, they were cheaper, so I missed that, the usa is just too expensive. But overall, it was not too hard to adapt. I did not miss random people taking photos of me for no reason.
Here in the US I was once being taught to IGNORE garbage classification and MAKE MY LIFE EASIER by putting it in the most convenient ones. And the uber drivers park illegally here too, like right behind a stop sign. Pretty sure it's a no stopping zone.
Yep. Been there done that..glad to be back in Arkansas, USA. Although the "expat bubble" was very comfy, my conscience couldn't handle the fact of hundreds of thousands of Chinese are persecuted, imprisoned in concentration camps, and many killed and their organs harvested for profit. I finally woke up.
I don't get the point... You drank beers on taxis or in parks when you were in China? And gave some cigarettes and green tea to policemen as bribe? If that's true, I must say you were toleranted as "some other foreigners who lost their mind" , it does not mean it's ok.
Sure it doesn't, but this is sketch comedy that's reflecting on the behaviors of Foreigners in China and what they have interpreted from interacting with some locals.
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Tipping is a terrible tradition.
Zeratul Rus indeed. Tipping is a very terrible tradition.
It always makes me confused when and how much I should pay.
The worst part is that when u tip with only 10%, they don’t even want to talk with u and u can read words from their faces. I’d rather to suffer it with 0 tip from the beginning. Terrible terrible tradition.
We never tip in Australia
@@joshq2669 And Brazil too, thank God!
This is how I felt when I came home from living in Japan for 7 years. America is a weird place.
Says the guy who lived in a country full of hentai and panty vending machines. The pot calling the kettle black.
@@anti-russbot5127 by weird he meant that it's not familiar for him like he used to be, anymore since he is used to japanese society and cultural style, not that americans are weirdos, why you guys get it always things in the negative way..ugh
@@Ohmyuna Maybe he should of word it differently, and ironic you say we're negative by you being negative about my comment, because I wasn't at all. It was more of a quip than a criticism. But whatever.
@@anti-russbot5127 it can't be irony by me pointing out someone getting someone else unguilty message in a bad way and explaining the true form of the message, anyways
Edit : and i didn't say you're negative, i said you get it in the negative form/way, read well
Video: Can't drink in parks/cars!
My German ass: I don't get it.
Yo you guys are like beer central. You get to start legally drinking at 14 right? So long as your parents are present and consent.
HeavyNoodle I don’t like this guy. He is too prejudiced. The shooting is too exaggerated. You will not be caught smoking and drinking in public. He has not smoked and drank in the taxi. There are few places to bargain. Generally, the price is clearly marked. And the streets are clean,
Read the comments didn't expected so many people love China, thank u guys for like China. Always welcome. And this video is so funny. Don't need to take it too serious
Lol friend price! And he did a bing. Lol
T Stanton *gopniking intensifies*
I didn't get the Bing joke. He chose Bing over Google because Bing is not banned in China?
chinese never did that . he was back from india
范鹏 随便了，这些拍视频的有的只是玩梗，有的纯粹黑，解释不过来的，也就只能欺负欺负中国有网络限制看不到这些视频。
jinzhao Yue 至少我可以看一次骂一次，这些不要脸的辣鸡
lol that Asian squat + cigarette + facial expression is sooooooo accurate 😂 and that fighting to pay for the bill thing is funny
100% accurate
come on, its too expensive give it a cheaper price, a friend price lol
@@salamander-hi4ov I kept walking away from this woman trying to sell my girl a purse in thailand. She stopped me five times. Price went from 85$ to 25$
I've seen some vietnamese people saying friend price and making a face bargaining.
his squatting haggle game was spot on
"哇塞，这有很多外国人" (me returning to Australia)
also me in melbourne, "so many asians"
Come to Sydney and you won't see a difference 😅
“你看那个外国人穿得好少不冷吗？”
Me in China, while I'm the foreigner😂(Malaysian Chinese)
It's weird that when we say “外国人” it means someone who are not yellow skin Asian but not refer to nationality😂
Ben's Adventure Blog 哈哈哈哈
哈哈哈 要笑死了😂😂
Lived in China for eight years. Returned to the UK in 2010 for kids' schooling. Have never settled and hate every second of it. Counting the days to when I can "go home" to the Far East. It's my honest opinion that if you've been gone for anything over five years, you'll never return - not really. And no 'repatriation course' is going to help.
Lived in the UK for eight years, I like the family lifestyle here but my social network is shrinking, made some new friends but people are too polite to call each other, here is peaceful and lonely, China is noisy and exciting!
Welcome to China lol
@@yangxiao6437 You mean exciting?
cachem11 oops let me change it!
@@yangxiao6437 好山好水好寂寞hhhhhhh
Literally one of my biggest fears moving back to America.
snarkyguy Well do some research, and talk to relatives who lives in the US about the culture and what to do and what not to do, compare it to China. Just be mentally prepared. Welcome to the USA.
Uhmm... have you seen America lately. There's far more to be afraid of!
Actually I TRIED to move back to the US - it only lasted 2 years. I hated it. First thing you'll notice is how 'lonely' it is.
yes because living in america is worse than china, lmao you guys are a riot
you lying. chinese never did that.
Haha this is so accurate! I must not have lived in China long enough because I still can't do that deep squat. Their response to the word "tip" had me in tears. Only thing missing is trying to pay with wechat. Great stuff guys!
I got reverse WAY worse than I ever got culture shock... kept forgetting to say "a" and "the".
Accurate. Even my American friend now drops his "a" and "the", because he got used to speaking in "simplified" English.
Which means you definitely do not speak their language, even though you had lived there for quite a bit of time.
Why say more when few word do trick? -Kevin Malone
being in U.S. for over 5 years, still forgetting the same things!
@@chuangli2155not necessarily. A lot of Chinese just want to practice their English all the time.
请各位同胞不要愤慨。我关注这个频道很久了。这个频道是客观介绍中国。你们去关注一下就知道了，主旋律是在中国的有趣的异文化冲击。偶尔出现一下讽刺中国不文明现象我觉得也没问题，咱们还是发展中国家，各方面和欧美发达国家还是有差距。我觉得评价一个频道的意图还是观总体吧。比如我曾经关注一个南非白皮来中国的频道，还几百万粉丝，前期貌似是说中国好，后来全是黑中国的视频，靠黑中国赚钱，这种人就恶心了。
Why are you so against Serpentza sharing his true thoughts?
@@HughJazz13 对于一个完全不懂中国的来说，看他视频误导的人会觉得大部分中国人都这样，比如吐痰其实只有10%的人会，吃狗肉其实只占中国一小部分（小于0.01%）但所有看过的人会觉得一半的中国人都吐痰都吃狗肉。Serpentza 不会说这些数据给你（而且故意暗示给你错觉夸大数据），只会告诉你有这件事发生。他就是为了赚钱怎无所不用其极
@@sinco4823 吐痰基本上是年纪很大的老人
这个也是黑中国的吧
sinco 最大的问题在于，吃狗肉是我们的文化，并不需要因为他们不喜欢就成为一个文明与否的标准。他们在吃牛肉的时候，印度人说他们是野蛮人，合适吗？
That time I crossed a road at the crosswalk without a light and a car actually stopped and waited for me to cross. That's when realized I wasn't in China anymore.
Some Chinese drivers started to do the same.
Haven't seen it yet..
some chinese city have the rule that cars must wait for walkers, such as hangzhou and nanjing. u just don't know that
Matt M I got the same feeling when I returned to China and no car stopped and waited for me😂
wei wang Sorry man, I live in Hangzhou, drivers here usually honk the horn to remind you out of their way.
Waiter : "Tip?"
Guy : "Who's that?"
Me.Dead.
nice detail, he used Bing, instead of google
Priderice Rice we dont use bing。 we often use baidu
what? no vpn?
Actually,Baidu is the most used searching engine in China.
Grason ZhAng bing is english name of baidu.😓😓😓
王童 Bing is the search engine made by Microsoft. Nothing really ralated to Baidu.
I know that "FU WU YUARRRRR" thing
the squatting on the floor "friend price"
and OMG the "turn around"to the taxi driver
this was a REALLY good video!! also who's the Taxi driver? amazing actor LOL
+La Na The amazing Wil Sylvince.
Megan Hutt because they use squating toliets so the muscle is developed plus its very clean nothing but your feet have to touch the floor.
i guess that is more "asian like" to get closer distance with shopper and ask for cheaper price
Megan Hutt I can't see people squat there ask for friend price in China(Maybe it will happens in countryside). but this video is fun.
La haha just cheaper,no friend price
This video covers some "negative" social experiences in China, e.g., smoking in public and the "Great Fire Wall". I see in the comments that many Chinese viewers got triggered by such depictions. As a Chinese myself, I totally understand their feelings but must say they are still in the middle of getting through their shares of "culture shock" in a world of free speech. The point is, the depiction here, even about the negative experiences, is rather friendly than critic. The tone of their performance is like "i am missing all these 'freedoms' I enjoyed in China" rather than morally accusing or hostilely mocking at them. I guess it will take some more time for them to understand.
這已經不是好的一面和不好一面的問題，我感覺完全是在醜化中國人，你現在在中國坐車的時候抽煙試試看，還有扔垃圾的那個，太刻意了，你以為是二十年前的中國嗎？最後，不要什麼事都跟所謂的自由扯上關系，現在國內比你想像中自由多了，別出個國就覺得了不起還刷優越感，現在大部分有本事的都回國了。
角度清新....
傻逼
Very well said
“Did you guys want hot corn juice?” Wtf is that 😭
lol if it was thailand they would ask if you want durian or tea with fishsauce.
hahaha lol very funny. When I went back to my country I had difficulty socialising, specially, I keept forgetting to shake hands or kiss people in the checks lol. Also I forgot that we don't share food and that people get pissed if you take some food out of their plates without asking haha. By the way... people can't drink in public in U.S.?
Yeah apparently that's a huge no no.
Nope, I made that mistake, I even had the alcohol in bag thinking that would be ok, nope still got a fine.
This shit is funny. You guys crack me up so badly.
No, its too dangerous! You can carry a gun in public though.
Where are you from?
'friend price friend price!' i'm dying
I'm from nyc and I've tried to bargain down the food cart guys... they'll usually give you a discount if they're blatantly inflating it at touristy places :)
That food cart guy was super nice to let us film.
This one had me chucklin' and a knee slappin'. For real though, great episode.
Hey C-milk, is that you?
I just watched a video of yours and came here!!
Misses Witch same here! Haha. I came here right after I watched ADV China video about expensive western food :)
This will be you soon enough!
Haha I also came here after watching the ADVChina episode! But this was a great one Mamahuhu, keep up the great work! :)
I just got back from a year living in Taiwan and this is so relatable hahaha right when I came back to the US I used to always forget my seatbelt, look both ways before crossing the street, and the worst thing was that for some reason I had an accent when speaking English... most of my reverse culture shock has gone away by now, but I think one lasting thing was the fact that no matter where I am or how close I'm standing to someone, I'll always speak REALLY REALLY LOUDLY. Even though I had to lose these habits in order to fit back in, I'll have to say I miss being able to haggle!!
But... don't forget your seatbelt. Wherever you are.
the problem is that in some chinese cabs or I guess in this case maybe taiwanese cabs, they put seat covers that has either Velcro or some sort of binding that completely hides away the buckling part of the seat belt so you legit cannot buckle your seatbelt unless you take the seat cover off or cut a hole.
Haha funny! Interesting about the accent. I tend to notice accent coming from westerners who have lived in China (or Taiwan) for a long time. But what I notice is that it's not "accent" in the sense of the pronunciation of words, but with tones. Mandarin has 4 tones plus a soft tone whereas English has no set tones. So if you've been speaking Mandarin a lot these 4 tones will likely come through when you speak English because they've been wired into your brain. I'm Chinese originally but lived majority of my life in the UK (including all my teenage years, with only 3 visits to China in the last 13 years). When I speak Chinese nowadays I don't do the 4 tones properly with each word, and in a sentence my tone would go up and down like it does in English. My family in China all say I don't speak Chinese very well anymore, but it is in fact better than it sounds.
Goldie K haggling is not an advantage, given that they always set the price four times higher for you as soon as they see your foreigner face. In the end you have half of the triple of the usual price
Goldie K this is different from culture. none can ridicule that
The "I got it“ part really got me haha. In Canada, whenever u finish ur food in a restaurant, some waiters might ask you "split or all together", and some even done the split calculation for u l0l.
Hey guys this is Turner Sparks, I'm the dude in the green shirt in the video. I'm a stand up comedian now based in New York after 12 years of living in China. I have a weekly podcast called "Lost In America" (Listen and Subscribe Here: itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/lost-in-america/id1164577211?mt=2) where we bring on the best comedians in NY (Wil Sylvince and Joe Schaefer from this video have both been on) and we talk about repatriation issues like the ones in this video and beyond ie "How does a dishwasher work?", "Why do they now have gluten free communion at church?" and "Why do you need a doctor's prescription to buy contact lenses?" If you like this video you will LOVE it. Get Lost!
I'm Chinese myself and I found it quite funny. People need to have a sense of humour lol.
“Wai-ter!” 😂
I've complained about Mamahuhu videos in the past, but this was absolutely perfect. Great acting and skits. Perfect
I lol’ed like crazy - this is the best depiction of reverse culture shock I’ve ever seen!
P.S. Felt the same after a long stay in Japan.
Aleksandra K not only on the phone(
+A K
"saying un un unun to everything"
Ha, YES.
Host: “Hello sir, table for four?"
Me: "嗯"
Same, now I'm trying to head back to Japan ^_^
Tokyo Pandita well, I got back to Japan and it’s been like 1,5 years since I live and work here.
Haha that part where you fought for the bill is literally like my dad and uncle all over again!! Oh and that Asian squat!! Some funny stereotypes here. 😂😂😂
很搞笑，但是我很不爽。有很多刻板印象。
郭祝贺 怎么说呢,其实我很期待有一天中国人能“识逗”,有意思的事开心下,没意思的事淡然些。
@@comradestrawberry1876 哦 对哦 '你妈妈长得好像我前女友' come on just a joke
看了几集，觉得调调还是蛮轻松善意的。表现形式夸大一些才会有幽默效果 就象我们小品一样。
郭祝贺 怎么说呢，有点恶小被放大的感觉，比如车上吸烟这种事情，好吧也不算恶小，非常不礼貌了，但在中国这事情不犯法不违法，但是这样放出来就有点以偏概全的意思
所有的搞笑包袱里面都是stereotype. 郭德纲的相声也是这样呀。不要太认真。
Wow I am shocked by how many negative comments from Chinese. What included in this clip is so true even in my hometown Shanghai, why can't you just accept the fact?
你是不是应该先弄清楚 这不是在贬低中国吧????
West so use to talk about others is their culture never see their own.🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Because they suffer from inferiority complex.
I just died. That's the funniest thing I have seen! Also, reverse culture shock is a real thing.
To my Chinese friends commenting, many of you didn't seem to understand that this is a comedy sketch. And the joke is really on the expats who have adopted some of your culture and when they go back home and do the same things as they did in China it doesn't fit there. We westerrns tend to like to laugh at ourselves and laugh I did! This was hilarious.
Steven Violano We know it's a comedy. China actually does have a high degree of tolerance.
Drinking and smoking in Chinese parks no one cares about you. You don't have to worry about being shot if you don't hurt anyone.
Comedy doesn't have to be ignorant and bigoted. Who do you think you are to tell offended people that "it's just comedy"🙄 I dare you do that to black people
Unfortunately I only saw 5 minutes of bias and arrogance. If you do that do any other race in the world, not sure how many demand letters you are abt to receive.
Most of us do think it’s funny tho. Nice video
waha did you guys want some hot corn juice?! And I have to admit I am like that girl in the video do not take any ice when I am on my period, bad bad for health!
i dont get the ice thing
Peyton Sharp a lot, if not most, of Chinese girls avoid cold stuff during their periods. They would drink hot water/hot soup etc..
this video is not real China。l'm chinese.l swear。
+Karina
You're the first white girl i've heard to adopt the 'cold things while on the rag will kill you' mentality. And i wonder how many 'ABC' women follow that.
I will admit that despite absolutely not believing in their thing with cold water causing stomach disruptions, it has against all my defenses apparently brainwashed me. If i have stomach discomfort and then drink something cold, i swear i'll feel an increase in pain. I swear it's purely psychosomatic, but crazy that even thinking/knowing that, it still happens.
So, do what you gotta do, i guess.
dude this is cracking me up like cracra hahahaha I laughed so hard on on that duck-down-bargain move lol. so accurate. made my day pal XD
White folks who UNDERSTAND...lol!
Ok but did anyone else catch: "Did you Google any of these symptoms?" "Yeah, I did a Bing." I'M DEAD.
I keep coming back to this one🤣
It's a classic.
Oh my god I was like laughing in the middle of the night, especially the fighting for check out scene, so true
hahaha, that was fuc*ing genius! I love you do these quality videos, instead of a bunch of guys siting on a table and talking some sh*it.
keep up the hard work!
Oh wow this was hilarious! “What y’all in, the Wutang clan?”
LOL , I LOVE THAT CHINESE CULTURE FIGHTING OVER A BILL HAHAHAHA
"Sorry. Did you guys want hot corn juice?" I'm dead! I don't even know what that is? lol
Actually a funny video! Very original, and highly thought out. Keep it up Mamahuhu, I'll be expecting some dope vids after seeing this one!
Oh, there's more coming.
I’m laughing so hard at this😂😂😂
so many people are sensitive lol, i lived in china for most of my life and almost all of the things(althought exaggerated) is accurate lol, it is a comedy guys
When my siblings saw me squatting over the garbage to peel a potato and they were like "is that a Chinese thing? and I was like, OH right- we don't do this here. Don't even get me started on spitting. haha. AMAZING!
When I come back to China for the first days, I just cannot stopping judging strangers' outfits with my friends IN CHINESE....
I am Chinese Canadian 🇨🇳🇨🇦 and this is accurate 😂😂
I'm so afraid to go back home 😂😂😂
LMAO on fighting the bill and friend's price at the end
Hmm... Wondering if that will happen to me after I get back to Asia...lol
Probably
I had the same experience, when I come back home from holland to Taiwan,I had the reverse culture shock too 😂😂 but now it’s better
reverse after reverse after reverse, you will probably feel home tho.. no worries.. I still consider China home more than my own home country
You should do a sequel adding lack of personal space, mass chaos at any place where a line should be forming, walking right up to the server to pay for your meal, and some others.
The my town my treat is so real! Hahaha
I needed to get used to the traffic laws again hahahahahaha
5:02 Asian Squat , so fucked , so good :D
Zhen Lin CHN
I spit out my water
i dont know about you guys but i found this very funny.... lmao
This is so interesting , You guys like professional actors , Really funny .
after travelling around the world for 3 years, back home, one of the habits i couldn't kick was doing my laundry in the bathtub. kept it up for 3 months
Western always talk about "Human rights", but it's all depends on how you define it. In many perspects, China has more human rights and less rules compared to western countries.
you are conflating rights with liberties
Fuck I perfectly know that. Went to a supermarket on Sunday evening in Germany and was totally confused that they are not open 24/7 😂
4:24 suddenly a random Francis
"waiter--" very accurate
This was awesome guys. I was haggling everywhere when I came back. Doesn’t work so great in department stores!
cant help laughing, last year when i was back to China I also experienced some reverse culture shock lol
有些是社会习俗，有些是把部分人群的不良习俗扩大化。抢着买单算是不太好文化习俗；饮酒在中国从来就不是一个大的社会问题，所以公共场合没有限制，这很容易理解；乱扔垃圾就是明显把部分人的低素质行为扩大化了。。。。有则改之，无则加勉罢了。
张芮 酒文化是特色
乱扔垃圾……只有我理解视频里面说的是垃圾桶没有分类，还有有个盖子不好投放吗？难道是我太善意了？
我感觉他是黑大陆。特别是合同那段。我感到深深的恶意。
哪些是文化，哪些是陋习，哪些个别人的问题，哪些是要改进的地方，我们自己心里有数就行。至于黑不黑的，乱叫的疯狗多了去了，哪里能个个都搭理
还有那个砍价的，他妈哪个中国人买个小吃还砍价的，他还故意蹲在那，看不起谁？
lol I "binged" it, yep I had to use the bing from time to time.
挺有意思的，当个搞笑片看就行了，用不着太敏感。
是有点搞笑的
人家就是来侮辱你的 还敏感？
呵呵 你觉得不的话 可能你家或者你们家乡都是视频里那德行吧 反正我是不会站垃圾桶旁边不扔 而跑去河边扔瓶子 也不会像神经病一样跟人讲价
我觉得这就是个夸张的搞笑片而已啊，没必要这么敏感啊。讲述在中国生活时间长的外国人回国后还依然保持着在中国的习惯（虽然演绎的很夸张），从而和他们自己国家的文化习惯冲突。我觉得很有新意，而且还是以访谈的模式，哈哈。
别太敏感，他只是纠结为什么没有可回收分类的垃圾桶
Every individual face along with their rated # is in the big brother cloud database 😂
I’ve never seen the squatting and negotiating tactic while I was driving n Shanghai
So I have cultural shock moving from Henan to Shanghai. I now have trouble staying in my hometown in Henan for over a week.
In some very small and traditional cities men may do that, but still very rare those days. It’s not a very decent gesture as perceived nowadays anyway...it’s a typical Asian squatting though, since I’ve seen many in movies presenting old society of China
I just head back to China after 6 years staying in US for school, reverse culture shock too! This video is really funny, haha.
Only people who went to China will understand the trash can scene haha~~
Or South Korea, I've been in America for a week and I was so confused about the trash. I'm ashamed to say that I just left the trash next to the trash bin.
I don't understand is it because all the trash cans are closed and they feel gross to open it? Pls tell me the reason hahaha
Zuhal Fidan wait.... there is no recycle bin in most of the foreign cuntry?
Hahahhahaa love the parody 🤣
Very funny. But you forgot about "嗯“。 Last time i was back in the states (only for a week or so), i couldn't stop just 嗯ing people as an affirmative response. It's just reflexive.
I know the squatting while trying to haggle was meant to be over the top, but... damn that was a little much.
When I got back to America I was staring at everyone because they looked so different. And it was so weird understanding what people were talking about... it's incredibly shocking after a long time in China
Not being able to understand advertisements is also underrated.
So did you actually film part of this in the US? I would have thought you shot it in Shanghai if it weren't for the appearance of Francis B******l.
It was all filmed in New York with one scene (the job interview) at RUclipss Space in LA.
Mamahuhu Cool. So everyone in the vid was in the US, including Alessio?
100%! By the way, you can follow us on other social media to see the progress of this shoot and future ones.
Mamahuhu Thanks. Good to know. I've started following you on two other social media.
I'm Chinese moved into the u.s when I was 6. Culture shock is nothing new to me, I joined the U.S military after I graduated high school, been to Germany, Canada and Kuwait. After I did my time, I went back to China for 2 weeks as vacation, experiencing reverse culture shock is nothing because I got used to it
I'm surprised there was no mention of struggling with being re-introduced to standing in line. Unless Shanghai is different?
quibily yap shanghai people are the most disciplined in China,in shanghai most people will standing in line
That is not culture difference. That's considered bad in every countries.
There are many garbage bins on the streets of China. At present, China's garbage does not need to be sorted and discarded, so we can easily throw the garbage into the trash can on the street. The Chinese drink alcohol at the dinner table, and only the alcoholic will carry the bottles around. In addition, in China, only informal street stalls will be bargained, and we will pay the price in the market where the price is clearly marked. When we talk to others, we stand or sit, not squat
I miss the loud mamahuhu beginning that let's you know it's a mamahuhu video :(
ahahaha,last part is so fun... friends price.... friends price....
I hold it until the paying bill part... Man that one was good LOL
除了买单，其他都是鬼扯
季世博 停车很多城市也是乱停的，大城市好些。玩手机啊什么的都是的啊
现在人买单也很少像这样拉拉扯扯了，你要请客就你请，下次我再请你吃饭就好了。现在这种情况很少见了
@@una-kayoing4135 看地方，看文化，山东还有不少。。。
Not really. Very related here.
敏感到了什么样，这主要就是搞笑没有恶意的。再说这很多都是存在的现象，不想别人笑就自己去改。
The waiter should have brought iced water...then the "laowai" stares at the water as if hell just froze over
Here's a big one: cutting in lines. I began doing it all the time after my return from China.
And going inside the metro trains before everybody leaves.
Leon Campa you don't learn sth good but into bad behavior
装你妈的大头钉
Well at least we don't jaywalk like people in us do
Coming back from living in Korea it was strange for everyone to order their own meals and eat it individually- also tipping. I also missed being able to just go and pay up front when I was done instead of waiting an eternity for the check to pay.
感覺他真可憐，每天接觸的都是些什麼人啊，自己層次不高，還賴上中國人。休養不是做出來的，是與生俱來的高貴，不是隨便什麼人和環境就能改變的。只能說:繼續裝逼。
很多外國人對中國很友好，很喜歡中國的文化。但是不喜歡這個，建議沒事多學習中國的傳統文化，不要學一些下三濫的東西
物以类聚人以群分，这个老外本身也是没素质的下流胚子
故意夸大搞笑而已，这么点自信都没有。btw中国传统文化才全是害人的糟粕
I can’t stop laughing
I did not have much reverse culture shock. I enjoyed the set prices (and not the ¨special¨ increased ¨friend¨prices), the vibrant colors and non polluted skies. I mean, when you did find set prices (electronics especially) or food, they were cheaper, so I missed that, the usa is just too expensive. But overall, it was not too hard to adapt. I did not miss random people taking photos of me for no reason.
Travel Man how long had you been in china ?
Here in the US I was once being taught to IGNORE garbage classification and MAKE MY LIFE EASIER by putting it in the most convenient ones. And the uber drivers park illegally here too, like right behind a stop sign. Pretty sure it's a no stopping zone.
One of the best videos in my opinion!
Spent 13 YEARS in China and tried moving back...didn't work. I stuck it out for 2 years and then came straight back to China.
Absolutely brilliant! Joe is awesome!
This is so true!! Love it hahaha!!! I'm just afraid of bumping people back at home haha
Oh there the friend of Donnie :D
Yep. Been there done that..glad to be back in Arkansas, USA. Although the "expat bubble" was very comfy, my conscience couldn't handle the fact of hundreds of thousands of Chinese are persecuted, imprisoned in concentration camps, and many killed and their organs harvested for profit. I finally woke up.
I don't get the point...
You drank beers on taxis or in parks when you were in China? And gave some cigarettes and green tea to policemen as bribe?
If that's true, I must say you were toleranted as "some other foreigners who lost their mind" , it does not mean it's ok.
Sure it doesn't, but this is sketch comedy that's reflecting on the behaviors of Foreigners in China and what they have interpreted from interacting with some locals.
what really got me lauging is the bargein moment the guys suats witha cigarrette and the friend price, can you imagine Americans doing that?