For consumer electronics, most people in China would just order it online, platforms like JD offers same-day or next-day delivery. Offline-retailers are not the major selling channels, I guess they charge more because customer would only buy from them when they have no other choice (for instance, can't wait for the delivery).
OMG, this is such a fate. I just saw your video in Chongqing on bilibili. Now I went to RUclips to search for your account, and you just updated it! I’m very happy that you love China so much. You can come to Qingdao next time. I believe you will have a new experience of China’s coastal cities. China love you.🥰
China has the most advanced e-commerce and logistics in the world, bar none. In major cities like Shanghai, many orders placed before noon can be delivered by evening. In the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai areas, items purchased online are often delivered the next day. Young people commonly shop online, especially for digital products, rarely purchasing from physical stores. This is due to the high rent and labor costs associated with physical stores, which drive up prices. For instance, a Kingston 128GB SD card costs around 100 RMB on Taobao, while it would be much more expensive in a physical store.
18:57 Tourists are collecting stamps with famous landmarks When I went to Chongqing there was a booklet with the most famous sights in the city and on every page there was a blank space where you could get a stamp to commemorate your visit. For a young Chinese traveler, buying a travel brochure and following the descriptions to each classic is like collecting the city's beauty. It's like playing a tourist game. By the way, thank you for protecting the privacy and feelings of those who are praying. Good job.
You really delve deeply into the city's culture. Those ancient temples are not usually found in other foreigners' videos. Please keep this style and enjoy your trip!
there is a famous joke which is very similar to using a QR code to donate money. In Buddhism, there is a custom of engraving scriptures on pillars, and each turn can increase merit, so some people put the scriptures on the hard drive and making it turn 7200rpm or more，known as a DDOS attack on the Buddha.
if you like the asian dough stick("you tiao") you should really try the authentic version with a cup of soybean milk at the street breakfast stand. the traditional way is to stick the youtiao into your soybean milk to make it soft and full of the soup. the combination is also a classic Chinese breakfast😂
The temple in this video is called Luohan(Arhat) Temple. It was first built around 1000AD, and rebuilt several times. And at last it was burned out during World War II, and rebuilt later like this. BTW, in Chinese Buddhist etiquette, usually there are three incense sticks personally, and it is best to perform the bow ceremony with an odd number of times, with three times being the most recommended.
Kfc has more specialties In China than McDonald's. McDonald's only has some localized burgers or sandwiches, but KFC would definitely shock you since it serves xiaolongbao, bun, Chinese churros, tea eggs, rice rolls, etc etc etc, more localized than McDonald's.
The district you live is called Yuzhong , in the middle and the old centre of Chongqing. Not far from where you travelled in this video, there is a road called Zhongshansilu (Zhongshan Fourth Road), full of historical sites, not only about this city but also the history of China, besides it's a beautiful place for a citywalk. Strongly recommend. Every time my friends come to Chongqing, I'll lead them there hhh.
21:30 my guess is he's asking if you are traveling/a traveler, and if you'd like to buy some pens as souvenirs. But deep in the heart he just want to have a photo with a cool foreign guy🥰
General electronic products are usually purchased online, such as through the JD APP. Stores are more expensive because of high rent. Online purchases typically arrive the next day, and if you buy very early in the morning, they can arrive in the afternoon of the same day. I have checked, for general major brand camera memory cards, a 256G card is about 200 RMB, which is about 30 US dollars.
The Asian dough stick is called youtiao. Different parts of China eat it with different things. Some do it with soy milk, some do it your pepper hot soup, some do it with porridge, some place do put egg in it as you imagined.
I don’t know if you’ve noticed that other people hold scented candles with their left hand, so they are almost certainly not left-handed. There are many explanations for this habit. The first explanation is that killing is more serious with the right hand. The other explanation is that in China, the left hand is larger, which is a sign of respect for the Buddha.
Hi bro, that temple you went to is a buddhist temple, the statues that you passed by are all buddhas, thats why they have a thick mat before them (for people to kneel and pray), the boxes before them are for donation, you can put cash in there and that money goes into the construction of the temple. The "thin sticks" you took are called "Good-Smelling" when directly translated from Chinese, they are used when making prayers. You take 3 of those (man you took 4), light them, blow the fire out (don't keep the fire burning), then you hold the sticks in front of you with both hands and bow three times while holding the sticks, making your prayers in your heart. Then you put the sticks into the large sand container with both hands, and you can enter the large temple that has the large buddhas in there.
I would have taken you to explore Chongqing, but my child is going back to Los Angeles for kindergarten! So you came to Chongqing and I came back to Los Angeles!😂😂😂
15:37 the “candles” here are incense. When you burn it, you don’t have to have a flame on top. When you see the tip is turning grey, it is already burning. Another way to tell is that you blow to the tip, if the tip glows, it is already burning.
@@KouroshKamyabi Youtiao is ubiquitous in China. If you want to find it in Canada, you'll need to order it at Dim Sum with congee. It is not filled because *Youtiao itself is often used as a filling* inside noodle rolls, Jian Bing, and may other dishes throughout China.
If your stil in Chongqing, I recommanmd you got to Hongyancun Station，it is the transfer station of Chongqing Metro Line 5 and Line 9. It's very deep below earth, the first or second deepest in the world. Many foreign vlogger ignore it.
bro you are absolutely correct. McDonalds hands down has some of the best coffee even compared to other coffee places like Starbucks. tbh im not a McDonalds fan and i dont even like eating there. but man they are killing it with the coffee
The Chinese dough stick is called Youtiao in mandarin and Yau Char Kwai in cantonese. Actually for us Chinese living in the South (canton)we usually eat it for breakfast with congee(Chinese porridge) or on its own. It’s nice to eat it fresh as it’s still crispy.
OMG ! The Google translation is bad !!! You wrote “what level is for technology ?” And the Chinese said “how’s the level of skills” no wonder people sent you to that floor. They thought you want to upskill yourself
It's not necessarily "bad". He didn't ask the right question. If you are multi-lingual, you understand that many times there is not a direct translation. The ways of thinking are completely different.
Just started watching your channel. Excellent videos. One observation though, wassup with you wearing shirts with lots of holes in them? Not the 1st video I have seen you wear other shirts with huge holes in them...😂
The McDonald's fried chicken in China was delicious 😋. Same with KFC. It just tastes different than the US. Was in China in June 2024. It is true China is very clean & super safe everywhere. So much to see and do there Oh you should try the street food that comes out between 10pm to 3am, they're delicious.
That donuts stick is called 油条 (U Tea All). It's a very common food for breakfast in China. Back to Toronto, you can find better version of 油条 in T&T supermarket and most of the Cantonese Restaurants which server for Dim Sum Brunch
The sd card thing is simply that nobody nowadays buy from retail. All major e-commerce platforms like Taobao sell 128gb sd cards of a reputable brand such as sandisk or Kingston at 60-70 rmb which is just below 10 usd. So you paid 200 rmb whilst in reality it should be under 100 rmb at most. Think it this way: since nobody actually buys these stuff from a retail, their sale quantity is very low and thus need to raise retail price per item to increase margin. This is why it’s so overpriced. Now if you go to a concentrated electronics market where all types of electronics can be found instead of a big retail, then it’s more likely you can bargain down to a reasonable price. For example, in the city of Shenzhen which is famous for its electronics market HuaQiangBei, there you can buy a sd card at its actual price without getting ripped off like you were at the retail.
For sd card or other tech stuff, we usually go online, cuz nobody buy them in a store now. For a Samsung 256 Gig tf card, which is 180m/s, i paid for it like 150 rmb online and will get them delivered to my doorstep on the same day i placed the order. Other taiwan or chinese local brand will be even cheaper.
The same SD card you buy online in china（like Taobao or Jingdong),it's about 80-110 rmb,the electronic product is more expensive in local digital store.
You can look for fresh deep-fried dough sticks on the street, which are much more delicious than McDonald's, and then soak them in soybean milk, which is very delicious
OMG, a ball-pen-seller. I met several times in my collage, they pretended they are collage students and selling ball pens is homework from market selling lesson(never heard those homework), and usually bad quality and high cost. I guess they may great you in street and have a chat(e.g. Are you a traveler), then ask you if you can buy their ball pens🤣.
In China, the price difference between online and offline electronic products can be significant. I rarely buy electronic products offline. If you purchase an SD card on an online shopping platform in China, it will be much cheaper. I checked on a Chinese online shopping platform, and found that this Lexar brand 128GB SD card with a write speed of 45MB/s is priced at only 67 RMB.
Don't buy electronics in China from brick and mortar stores, online shopping allows you to see the real price. The SD card you purchased in the video was more than double the pricing.
9:40 the google translation is like "how advanced is the technology?" no wonder no one understands 😂🤣 Furthermore, local chinese don't ususally call electronics as "techs". Ask them for "consumer electronics" would probably work.
In China, various catering brands (even foreign brands have been assimilated) all have various methods to promote consumption, including discount voucher, membership discounts, combination prices, half price for the second item, etc. So if you are a "mathematician", you will get a good price at McDonloads and KFC. I think I only like to pay at most 15 RMB for the breakfast you bought. Hahaha In stores without McCafe, the black coffee provided is brewed by drip coffee, so I usually don't buy coffee for McDonald's breakfast. Meawhile, the coffee provided KFC is freshly ground by coffee machines throughout the day.
I tested different expressions in Google Translate. "which floor is for technology" is the most precise translation. "what floor is for technology" is understandable but weird. Level will translate to a different thing as in "the level of your skills". In Chinese if you want to choose one thing among different things, "which" is more often used. But I don't know if there is a solution to "level" and "floor" because one English word might have ten thousand unrelated meanings in Chinese:)
Honestly I went to a few places, some touristy some not and it was still expensive. I understand that online is cheaper but as a foreigner its not easy to know about the sites and figure out shipping etc...
i was in that same mcdonalds a month ago. when i walked in, i thought they were closed cuz it was so dark. and tbh, the food wasnt that good there. i dont think this location gets very many customers, because nobody came in when i was there which is weird because that location is very popular. i guess everyone is sticking to chinese food. also, the chinese breadstick is usually eaten with soymilk.
For consumer electronics, most people in China would just order it online, platforms like JD offers same-day or next-day delivery. Offline-retailers are not the major selling channels, I guess they charge more because customer would only buy from them when they have no other choice (for instance, can't wait for the delivery).
I agree, I buy online mostly now
Yes, it is only 29.9 on Taobao flagship store, I think it should be 60-90 in the physical store
the city looks clean and tidy
Especially for a city of over 35 million people.
OMG, this is such a fate. I just saw your video in Chongqing on bilibili. Now I went to RUclips to search for your account, and you just updated it! I’m very happy that you love China so much. You can come to Qingdao next time. I believe you will have a new experience of China’s coastal cities. China love you.🥰
It's a beautiful city, clean and tidy.
Sure looks that way - I need to get there
China has the most advanced e-commerce and logistics in the world, bar none. In major cities like Shanghai, many orders placed before noon can be delivered by evening. In the Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai areas, items purchased online are often delivered the next day. Young people commonly shop online, especially for digital products, rarely purchasing from physical stores. This is due to the high rent and labor costs associated with physical stores, which drive up prices. For instance, a Kingston 128GB SD card costs around 100 RMB on Taobao, while it would be much more expensive in a physical store.
You are 100% correct, great comment!
18:57 Tourists are collecting stamps with famous landmarks
When I went to Chongqing there was a booklet with the most famous sights in the city and on every page there was a blank space where you could get a stamp to commemorate your visit.
For a young Chinese traveler, buying a travel brochure and following the descriptions to each classic is like collecting the city's beauty.
It's like playing a tourist game.
By the way, thank you for protecting the privacy and feelings of those who are praying. Good job.
welcome back and enjoy your stay. best wishes from Hong Kong
Thank you 🙏🏻
I hope to visit Hong Kong one day 😊
09:37 Love how google messed with the translation, "which floor/level" became "how's your technology skill level"😆
So he was mistaken as a student 😂
🤣
Such an interesting video bro,open another side of my city.good luck to your rest of exploration
Thank you man 🙏🏼
You really delve deeply into the city's culture. Those ancient temples are not usually found in other foreigners' videos. Please keep this style and enjoy your trip!
Saw your CGTN interview yesterday. 👍
there is a famous joke which is very similar to using a QR code to donate money. In Buddhism, there is a custom of engraving scriptures on pillars, and each turn can increase merit, so some people put the scriptures on the hard drive and making it turn 7200rpm or more，known as a DDOS attack on the Buddha.
🤣
I just got back from China. Awesome you got to see Chongqing! Amazing video. Great camera you’re using too!
Thank you so much 🙏
@@KouroshKamyabi You are welcome!
if you like the asian dough stick("you tiao") you should really try the authentic version with a cup of soybean milk at the street breakfast stand. the traditional way is to stick the youtiao into your soybean milk to make it soft and full of the soup. the combination is also a classic Chinese breakfast😂
油条 (you tiao), direct translation would be "deep fried sticks".
It's da bomb
I love this combo too 🥰
Chinese churro😂
@@LW78321 yeah they are very similar
welcome back！！！
Thank you ❤️🇨🇳
I think the boy asked you, "Are you a travel blogger?" 20:21
The same SD card as you bought only costs 70 CNY if you buy it online. Most of the physical electronic stores in China rip you off.
Buying anything on the street is more expensive than online, there is no such thing as getting ripped off.
视频很好看！🥰
Thanks!
Thank you for your support 🙏❤️
Chongqing, a city full of surprises at any time, wish you a good time!
oh～You like Youtiao油条🎉，and you’re right,its our traditional breakfast in China ❤
I love it!
@@KouroshKamyabi people typically have it with a nice warm cup of soy milk or eat it with congee :)
The temple scene at 14:24 looked stunning
Yes it is really beautiful 🇨🇳
The temple in this video is called Luohan(Arhat) Temple. It was first built around 1000AD, and rebuilt several times. And at last it was burned out during World War II, and rebuilt later like this.
BTW, in Chinese Buddhist etiquette, usually there are three incense sticks personally, and it is best to perform the bow ceremony with an odd number of times, with three times being the most recommended.
Thank you for the info.
Oh welcome back🎉
Thank you 🙏🏻
Yes it's called Youtiao (油条) or Youzhagui (油炸鬼)。Yes it's very popular for breakfast, especially in the South
I love deep-fried dough stick.😊
感谢你的和平愿望，愿世界没有战争
Amazing 4D city!!!!
Kfc has more specialties In China than McDonald's. McDonald's only has some localized burgers or sandwiches, but KFC would definitely shock you since it serves xiaolongbao, bun, Chinese churros, tea eggs, rice rolls, etc etc etc, more localized than McDonald's.
🤣🤣🤣
I saw chicken feet and lamb skewers on the KFC menu last time I was in China.
@@luzi625 That's snacks offers after 8pm😂
What beautiful life!
Wow 😀
I need to get myself there! sure looks like an amazing City. I will need recommendations for local food
There's so many beautiful cities to see in China 🇨🇳❤️
Bro we went to the same route and ended up in the same Tims LoL. Enjoy your trips in China and hope to see you back here in the future!
I always go crazy when I see timmies outside of Canada 😂
The district you live is called Yuzhong , in the middle and the old centre of Chongqing. Not far from where you travelled in this video, there is a road called Zhongshansilu
(Zhongshan Fourth Road), full of historical sites, not only about this city but also the history of China, besides it's a beautiful place for a citywalk. Strongly recommend. Every time my friends come to Chongqing, I'll lead them there hhh.
The morning stick you mentioned is called “油条”, or “Oil stick” for direct translation, LOL. It’s perfect with soil milk.
Can't wait to try it here in Toronto 🇨🇦
The dough stick is called “you tiao”
21:30 my guess is he's asking if you are traveling/a traveler, and if you'd like to buy some pens as souvenirs.
But deep in the heart he just want to have a photo with a cool foreign guy🥰
On Taobao, the LEXAR SD card which you bought, with a read speed of 150M/S and a write speed of 45M/S, ONLY RMB 80.00 with FREE delivery fee.
9:38 you were asking "how is the technical level", try some other translation apps nextt time🙂
Nice temple!!
It's a beauty
General electronic products are usually purchased online, such as through the JD APP. Stores are more expensive because of high rent. Online purchases typically arrive the next day, and if you buy very early in the morning, they can arrive in the afternoon of the same day. I have checked, for general major brand camera memory cards, a 256G card is about 200 RMB, which is about 30 US dollars.
❤喜欢你的视频风格，在你旅游完重庆，我真的推荐你去南京旅游，南京有着非常浓厚的历史和文化古迹，这是许多RUclipsr还没有去过的😊
The Asian dough stick is called youtiao. Different parts of China eat it with different things. Some do it with soy milk, some do it your pepper hot soup, some do it with porridge, some place do put egg in it as you imagined.
That dough stick is called You2 Tiao2 (油条)
Thank you
I don’t know if you’ve noticed that other people hold scented candles with their left hand, so they are almost certainly not left-handed. There are many explanations for this habit. The first explanation is that killing is more serious with the right hand. The other explanation is that in China, the left hand is larger, which is a sign of respect for the Buddha.
Hi bro, that temple you went to is a buddhist temple, the statues that you passed by are all buddhas, thats why they have a thick mat before them (for people to kneel and pray), the boxes before them are for donation, you can put cash in there and that money goes into the construction of the temple. The "thin sticks" you took are called "Good-Smelling" when directly translated from Chinese, they are used when making prayers. You take 3 of those (man you took 4), light them, blow the fire out (don't keep the fire burning), then you hold the sticks in front of you with both hands and bow three times while holding the sticks, making your prayers in your heart. Then you put the sticks into the large sand container with both hands, and you can enter the large temple that has the large buddhas in there.
That stick is called 油条(you tiao) which is better to company with 豆腐脑 (so called tofu pudding).
I would have taken you to explore Chongqing, but my child is going back to Los Angeles for kindergarten! So you came to Chongqing and I came back to Los Angeles!😂😂😂
You're amazing thank you
5:42 In Chinese dough stick is “油条” means “oil stick” deep fried
15:37 the “candles” here are incense. When you burn it, you don’t have to have a flame on top. When you see the tip is turning grey, it is already burning. Another way to tell is that you blow to the tip, if the tip glows, it is already burning.
i went to the same underground Mcdonalds just 1 week ago 🤣
The dough stick is one of the chinese most favored breakfast,especially when enjoyed with soybean milk,haha.😁Great video!
Im going to find it here in Canada
@@KouroshKamyabi Youtiao is ubiquitous in China. If you want to find it in Canada, you'll need to order it at Dim Sum with congee. It is not filled because *Youtiao itself is often used as a filling* inside noodle rolls, Jian Bing, and may other dishes throughout China.
@@KouroshKamyabi T&T
chinese fried dough is called You Tiao in mandarin, meaning oily stick.
It's called You Tiao (油条), literally it means oiled or fried stick.
If your stil in Chongqing, I recommanmd you got to Hongyancun Station，it is the transfer station of Chongqing Metro Line 5 and Line 9. It's very deep below earth, the first or second deepest in the world. Many foreign vlogger ignore it.
bro you are absolutely correct. McDonalds hands down has some of the best coffee even compared to other coffee places like Starbucks. tbh im not a McDonalds fan and i dont even like eating there. but man they are killing it with the coffee
It's called a "Fried oily stick" You tiao. It's best dunked into soy milk.
Ill try it one day
The Chinese dough stick is called Youtiao in mandarin and Yau Char Kwai in cantonese. Actually for us Chinese living in the South (canton)we usually eat it for breakfast with congee(Chinese porridge) or on its own. It’s nice to eat it fresh as it’s still crispy.
OMG ! The Google translation is bad !!! You wrote “what level is for technology ?” And the Chinese said “how’s the level of skills” no wonder people sent you to that floor. They thought you want to upskill yourself
没有一个翻译软件能正确的翻译这句话， 问法有问题。 应该问更具体的东西比如直接问“SD Card”
It's not necessarily "bad". He didn't ask the right question. If you are multi-lingual, you understand that many times there is not a direct translation. The ways of thinking are completely different.
find some chinese-oriented translation tools with ai capabilities, they are far better than the traditional translation tools 😂
@@casey3596 他应该直接问“3C产品”的
Just started watching your channel. Excellent videos. One observation though, wassup with you wearing shirts with lots of holes in them? Not the 1st video I have seen you wear other shirts with huge holes in them...😂
usually the clothes with man made holes and stains are more expensive. dirty fit was a trend a while ago
@@efei33 I know, however 1990's called and wants it fashion back....😂
It's for ventilation
@@KouroshKamyabi 🤣🤣🤣
The McDonald's fried chicken in China was delicious 😋. Same with KFC. It just tastes different than the US. Was in China in June 2024. It is true China is very clean & super safe everywhere. So much to see and do there Oh you should try the street food that comes out between 10pm to 3am, they're delicious.
The Chinese breed their chiken outdoor and feed them with premium food.
Thank you for your prayers at the Buddhist temple.
🙏
The store is charging more than on-line delivery sales, the on-line store, JD or Taobao, have similar or cheaper prices as Amazon in Canada.
That donuts stick is called 油条 (U Tea All). It's a very common food for breakfast in China. Back to Toronto, you can find better version of 油条 in T&T supermarket and most of the Cantonese Restaurants which server for Dim Sum Brunch
*Youtiao*
The one you got is called "youtiao"
in Chinese 油条
you actually can get a sanddisk SD card in that building, 7th floor next to the escalator the store named M&G at 10:25,
The sd card thing is simply that nobody nowadays buy from retail. All major e-commerce platforms like Taobao sell 128gb sd cards of a reputable brand such as sandisk or Kingston at 60-70 rmb which is just below 10 usd. So you paid 200 rmb whilst in reality it should be under 100 rmb at most. Think it this way: since nobody actually buys these stuff from a retail, their sale quantity is very low and thus need to raise retail price per item to increase margin. This is why it’s so overpriced. Now if you go to a concentrated electronics market where all types of electronics can be found instead of a big retail, then it’s more likely you can bargain down to a reasonable price. For example, in the city of Shenzhen which is famous for its electronics market HuaQiangBei, there you can buy a sd card at its actual price without getting ripped off like you were at the retail.
For sd card or other tech stuff, we usually go online, cuz nobody buy them in a store now. For a Samsung 256 Gig tf card, which is 180m/s, i paid for it like 150 rmb online and will get them delivered to my doorstep on the same day i placed the order. Other taiwan or chinese local brand will be even cheaper.
The same SD card you buy online in china（like Taobao or Jingdong),it's about 80-110 rmb,the electronic product is more expensive in local digital store.
11.11 brother ❤️
🎉🎉
我身為中國人，非常感謝你介紹真實的中國，非常感謝你❤❤❤祝你旅途愉快，
店铺有人工成本，所以售价会更贵，lexar 128g sd卡网店要便宜50～100rmb
Try the fried dough sticks they sell on the street, that's the best. McDonald's is not that good hahaha
18:22 What a Cyber Donation lol
As for the SD-card, buying it online will be way cheaper in China, the rent for the shop could be very high.
You can look for fresh deep-fried dough sticks on the street, which are much more delicious than McDonald's, and then soak them in soybean milk, which is very delicious
Definitely will next time. Thanks for teaching me the right way!
OMG, a ball-pen-seller. I met several times in my collage, they pretended they are collage students and selling ball pens is homework from market selling lesson(never heard those homework), and usually bad quality and high cost. I guess they may great you in street and have a chat(e.g. Are you a traveler), then ask you if you can buy their ball pens🤣.
In China, the price difference between online and offline electronic products can be significant. I rarely buy electronic products offline. If you purchase an SD card on an online shopping platform in China, it will be much cheaper. I checked on a Chinese online shopping platform, and found that this Lexar brand 128GB SD card with a write speed of 45MB/s is priced at only 67 RMB.
They call it Chinese Doughnut in Chinese community in Canada
I’ll definitely find it
Don't buy electronics in China from brick and mortar stores, online shopping allows you to see the real price. The SD card you purchased in the video was more than double the pricing.
There are some errors in the translation of the app's dialog in the video, in China I recommend using the apps Youdao Translator or Baidu Translator.
9:40 the google translation is like "how advanced is the technology?" no wonder no one understands 😂🤣
Furthermore, local chinese don't ususally call electronics as "techs". Ask them for "consumer electronics" would probably work.
It's way cheaper to buy electronics online
当我们中国人看到你在麦当劳或者肯德基买早餐时选择单点而不是选择优惠的多的套餐，我们真的会着急🤣🤣单点8块钱一根的油条在我们看来是疯了😂
Hahaha I will learn slowly 🙏🏼😂
"Excuse me, where can I find SD cards?"
"Level 7, young sir. Level 7 please."
"I'm at level 8. Can't find SD cards here."
🤣
Actually Google Translate translates it as "What is your technical level (skill)"
-so......Level 7, it's Level 7!!- (nope,this comment not exist)
@@zhu_zi4533 9:42 "They told me to go to level 7. That's where all the tech stuff is." Guys, I'm not hallucinating but watch videos very attentively.
In China, various catering brands (even foreign brands have been assimilated) all have various methods to promote consumption, including discount voucher, membership discounts, combination prices, half price for the second item, etc. So if you are a "mathematician", you will get a good price at McDonloads and KFC. I think I only like to pay at most 15 RMB for the breakfast you bought. Hahaha
In stores without McCafe, the black coffee provided is brewed by drip coffee, so I usually don't buy coffee for McDonald's breakfast. Meawhile, the coffee provided KFC is freshly ground by coffee machines throughout the day.
The TF card price has been tripled compared to the retail price....LOL
There are a lot of big cities in China, and Chongqing is one of them, and I haven't been there yet, even though I'm Chinese....
The price in offline stores is much higher than that in online stores. Similarly, a Lexar 128GB SD card only costs RMB 105 online.
SD card from department store is not cheap everywhere ......you should go on line like Taobao or electronic city ...
selfie with asian man was the best part.
I tested different expressions in Google Translate. "which floor is for technology" is the most precise translation. "what floor is for technology" is understandable but weird. Level will translate to a different thing as in "the level of your skills". In Chinese if you want to choose one thing among different things, "which" is more often used. But I don't know if there is a solution to "level" and "floor" because one English word might have ten thousand unrelated meanings in Chinese:)
you bought sd card from the most touristy shop.
the exact same one is only 44 rmb online in official shop which is much cheaper than canada online.
Honestly I went to a few places, some touristy some not and it was still expensive.
I understand that online is cheaper but as a foreigner its not easy to know about the sites and figure out shipping etc...
@@KouroshKamyabi You are right, online shopping is not very convenient for foreigners who are staying for a short period of time
i was in that same mcdonalds a month ago. when i walked in, i thought they were closed cuz it was so dark. and tbh, the food wasnt that good there. i dont think this location gets very many customers, because nobody came in when i was there which is weird because that location is very popular. i guess everyone is sticking to chinese food. also, the chinese breadstick is usually eaten with soymilk.
Lmao we don't call those stuff "technology" in China. We normally just say "digital product" or "electronics"😂😂😂
Probably why it translated wrong 😂🤦🏻♂️
You can order a set meal at McDonald's in China. It will be much cheaper.
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The dough thing is called you(oil) tiao(stick) in Chinese because it is obviously fried
That SD card can be bought on internet by only about 70 yuan on JD or TAOBAO
wow
omg，this SD card is so expensive. If you buy it online, it only costs about 50~100 RMB.
the SD card you bought you definitely got ripped off, 150RMB the most