Your observation about Beijing is quite accurate. The atmosphere is much more relaxed, to the point where very few people would feel the need to dress up for work. Even office ladies don’t put on very detailed makeup. In contrast, Shanghai is quite different-people there pay much more attention to their appearance and makeup. This phenomenon is also widely discussed on Chinese social media.
1. what you eat is Chongqing noodle, it's a chain restaurant, you will see lots of Chongqing noodle everywhere in the street. 2. China has 10000km metro system in more than 60 cities. 9 of 10 cities with the most longest metro system in the world are from China. 3. People in China especially in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, they don't need wear a suit to work, it's more close to US style, you can wear what you want. more people like the casual style.
I'm glad such a cute couple got to eat their favorite food. I know exactly how you feel when you travel a long distance for your favorite food and finally eat it.
10.1-10.7 is China’s National Day holiday. You will see a huge crowd, so please be mentally prepared. So try to avoid attractions that are too popular, otherwise you may collapse if there are too many people.China is relatively free and tolerant. Chinese office workers generally do not need to wear suits. Those who wear suits are usually real estate agents and bank managers. Chinese businessmen generally drive luxury cars or EV cars, so it is difficult to see businessmen on the subway. Japanese society is relatively old-fashioned and formal. It is stipulated that you must wear a suit to work, so you can see suits on the subway. The entire Japanese society is relatively lifeless and lifeless. You rarely see Japanese smiles on the Japanese subway. Japan's technology is very backward. I only saw the news last year that the Japanese government agency finally phased out the 3.5-inch floppy disk (an antique product from 30 years ago). I was shocked!
@@ZyChen-gc2zz Maybe some parts of Japan is run down like he said but Tokyo is just as beautiful as any major city in China. Too much hate between the 2 countries and understandably so looking at the history and the past wars between them. I hope someday, we can build genuine friendship instead of hate.
11:45 you’ll find many people in suits or shirts during around 7-9am and 5-7pm in metro. And the dressing code for a regular office worker is not that strict in China.
Wonderful vlog!! Hope you have a great trip in the pearl river delta. BTW for the love the Guangdong (Canton), please try some cantonese cuisines as well. How to spot them? Easy. They are not spicy at all :D
Nice video, thanks for sharing. It doesn't have to end after your first visit to China. There's many many other cities and places to visit on your second trip to China. Aside from the big megacities, try a different scenery. The rural areas of the Yunnan province with ancient towns of Lijiang, Dali and Shangri-La will blow your mind of what China's countryside looks like.
The suit question is probably because 1) the weather doesn’t permit and makes suits wearing difficult 2) guangzhou isn’t a financial hub like Shanghai or Hong Kong
05:39 Everything in Japan came from China, including its people except for the so-called aborigines, like Burakumins, Ainus, etc. Some things which seem to be firmly established "facts", like Japanese Karate actually came from Fujian in China. The elaborate Japanese tea ceremony (茶道 or "The Way of Tea") or chanoyu (茶の湯) was copied directly from that of the Tang Dynasty yet in spite of the cultural appropriation, Japan claims them as their own and never really openly acknowledged that they came from China (except for Son Goku or Sun Wukong in Dragon Ball). What do you expect? The people actually came from China, after all. All this had been fully documented in Chinese literature and historical archives on paper and bamboo scripts, etc. The Chinese have a joke that the Japanese and their culture are Tang Dynasty fossils. So, everything can be traced back to China. The cat called Maneki Neko 招き猫 in Japan is known as 招财猫 or Zhao Cai Mao in Mandarin Chinese.
@@VeggiesOnTourGoogle search for “Japanese missions to imperial China” and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty”. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are collectively called the Sinosphere. Google search for the inventions of noodles, dumplings, rice, rice wine, rice noodles, bean curd doufu (tofu in Sino-Japanese), miso, soy sauce, hotpot, char siu (chashu in Sino-Japanese), tea, matcha, chopsticks, koi fish, penzai (bonsai in Sino-Japanese), lamian (ramen in Sino-Japanese), weiqi, paper folding art, cherry blossoms. They all came from China and are Chinese inventions. Hiragana is cursive Chinese. Katakana is partial Chinese. Kanji is Hanzi or Han Chinese characters named after the Han Dynasty of China. Google search for “hiragana origin chart” and “katakana origin chart”. All three writing system in Japanese came from Hanzi or Han Chinese characters. Enjoy your trip in Guangzhou. Greetings from Los Angeles…..
@@VeggiesOnTourThe entire Kyto city is copied from China. More than 95% of Japanese culture and tradition are copied from China and some are bastardized. Korean are similar.
@@VeggiesOnTourjust google "taika reform" in 645CE. then you will realize that the entire ancient japanese culture was a wholesale copy from tang dynasty china..... it's basically "chinanization movement" enforced by japanese govt. from japanese tea ceremony, kimono, fashion, textile, chinese buddhism, martial arts, architecture, bridge engineering, arts, music, paintings, fashion, literatures, history compilation, laws, medicine, philosophy, zen, political system, science, technology, astronomy, craftsmanship.....japan pretty much copied everything....
Welcome back to China! I can tell that you couple are one of those best travelers who are welcomed everywhere! ❤️ Hope you enjoy your second visit the same as your first one! ❤
there are several other cities in China that are like this Shenzen, Qingdao, Chengdu, Tianjian, etc...but Harbin is the most unique for it's winter festival, it's also the largest northern city in China
China es un país maravilloso su comida su cultura aparte de eso es muy seguro puedes andar caminando a cualquier hora de la noche ... Guangzhou es una ciudad preciosa sobre todo por la noches ....pero china tiene unas ciudades espectaculares como shen zhen Beijing Shanghái entre otras que se me escapan en este momento
So glad that both of you are back to China. Enjoy watching your vlog on China. Thanks for sharing this video clip lovely couple. Enjoy your trip and food. Take care n best regards 🍻
11:28 It was probably still summer or early autumn (fall), so the businessmen don't wear suits except when indoors. They are more chill (and less rigid) in that sense. Yeah... but most businessmen do wear suits. 😄😃😀
Wealthy Business men have their own personal drivers. Average Business men have their own electric cars. Up and Coming Business men order high end Didi's.
When I first clicked in and saw the video was 19 minutes long, I thought it was too long and wanted to skip it. But after watching for just a minute or two, I ended up continuing and unknowingly finished the whole thing, haha. Your girlfriend is really beautiful, film her more, thanks haha.
The reason (my guess) why we can't find suited businessmen riding in the metro is because those businessmen have their own cars to commute to their offices.
There is a stone fortune cat from the Northern Wei Dynasty (February 386 - February 535) in Qishan County, Shaanxi Province, but I think this version from Japan.
🤣there are usually no business people in the place you go, so few wear suits, especially in Guangdong province, people don't like to wear suits, weather is so hot🔥 , enjoy your trip in CHINA♥🍀
you don't have to buy metro tickets each time. there is a transport mini-app within your payment app that you can set up. it will generate a qr code you can scan to enter and exit the metro. no need to waste time picking out lines and destination! did you check out the driverless bus? or the lightshow? as others mentioned, your videos are too short lol
those r "lucky" cats and r meant to give good luck. yea, u always get one but not always the one u want. And therein is the trick, if u want a different one or r collecting all of them, then it is gonna take a while. Its like collecting cards. u dont always get the one u want.
@9:40 - metro lines are sprouting in mainland China -Guangzhou line 18 ( 160 km/h metro ) ... ruclips.net/video/1JbI8Ml25WQ/видео.html&si=z5cGKox7-h7RYr1Q and Guangzhou line 8 ... ruclips.net/video/qRv8AMsBigU/видео.html&si=7VVDOL3LEHhztV24
Most Chinese companies do not require employees to dress in suits. In fact, it generally very relaxed regarding dress code, people can wear whatever they like.
the cat is called Maneki-neko in Japanese and originated in japan, in mandarin, it's called 招财猫, meaning fortune cat, it's believed to bring good luck to the owner.
Hey bro, welcome to GZ，at the video beginning that place is call Changgang road, and near my home. One of the liveliest places of HaiZhu district Is next to Changang road, call Jiangnan west road. GZ has many place you can found the Morden and old fision combination, very interesting. suggest you to try some local food, especially morning tea（dim sum）❤
Chinese don’t wear business suits for day to day office work unless for important occasions or his/her job is low end salesperson. This is very different from Japanese office culture. About the bright lights comment that you made, you have to blame your government’s stance on the war in Ukraine. Sanction is a double edge sword which pushed up the electricity price significantly. I watched a documentary film talking about the low income people in the UK struggling to choose between paying a heating bill or putting foods on the table. What a sad story. Also, many populist governments chose to give up the nuclear plan but on the contrary China double down on investing nuclear energy. All in all, the electricity bill as well as the metro ticket are so affordable in China that most people don’t even think of them as a cost of living at all.
Great insight. I agree with you, but I cannot concede an acceptance of an invasion. No countries, sovereignty and freedom should ever be at stake! It’s not Britains fault, but the invading country who is at fault. But yes UK is terribly run 😂 - great comment Zheshipeng! Look forward to more of your insights 💯🙏🏻
China has the lowest electricity production cost in the world, which is why electricity is abundant, and people don’t need to worry much about their electricity bills. When I lived in Shanghai, electricity during off-peak hours was only $4 cents per kilowatt-hour.
Hahah! Ci sono diversi tipi di Chongqing noodles a quanto pare, questi sono ‘chongqing pea noodles’! Quelli che a noi sembravano ceci sono un tipo di piselli, dicono! Sono i nostri noodles preferiti in assoluto sinora 🤩
As a Chinese, I warmly welcome you to travel in China. I hope you have a smooth and successful journey.❤
Very very beautiful China from Pakistan
Pakistan, our brothers!
巴基斯坦是我們的兄弟！👍
Go great Pakistan! 🇵🇰
Guangzhou has been a trading city for more than 2,000 years since ancient times, which is very unique.
Those initial noodles looks so rich and delicious.. I can even smell it all the way here in Malaysia.. LOL!
😂Come over and have some then！😂
@@龍-r2m planning to visit in 2026.. lol
@@WanderEats2025前 因为可以免签喔
Your observation about Beijing is quite accurate. The atmosphere is much more relaxed, to the point where very few people would feel the need to dress up for work. Even office ladies don’t put on very detailed makeup. In contrast, Shanghai is quite different-people there pay much more attention to their appearance and makeup. This phenomenon is also widely discussed on Chinese social media.
Great insight this, thank you for this Olivia! It’s interesting, we’re used to a suit culture in the UK too
*_I 100% agree with what you said, => if you understand Chinese, everything is just incredible
This!! 💯💯💯
1. what you eat is Chongqing noodle, it's a chain restaurant, you will see lots of Chongqing noodle everywhere in the street.
2. China has 10000km metro system in more than 60 cities. 9 of 10 cities with the most longest metro system in the world are from China.
3. People in China especially in Guangzhou and Shenzhen, they don't need wear a suit to work, it's more close to US style, you can wear what you want. more people like the casual style.
I'm glad such a cute couple got to eat their favorite food.
I know exactly how you feel when you travel a long distance for your favorite food and finally eat it.
Hahaa bless you, lovely comment this! Thank you 💯🙏🏻
10.1-10.7 is China’s National Day holiday. You will see a huge crowd, so please be mentally prepared. So try to avoid attractions that are too popular, otherwise you may collapse if there are too many people.China is relatively free and tolerant. Chinese office workers generally do not need to wear suits. Those who wear suits are usually real estate agents and bank managers. Chinese businessmen generally drive luxury cars or EV cars, so it is difficult to see businessmen on the subway. Japanese society is relatively old-fashioned and formal. It is stipulated that you must wear a suit to work, so you can see suits on the subway. The entire Japanese society is relatively lifeless and lifeless. You rarely see Japanese smiles on the Japanese subway. Japan's technology is very backward. I only saw the news last year that the Japanese government agency finally phased out the 3.5-inch floppy disk (an antique product from 30 years ago). I was shocked!
I like what you said about china, but no need to put Japn down. I visited Japan as Chinese American and it was great in Tokyo!
@@ronlee-o7k棒极了日本极品
@@ronlee-o7k 难道他说的不是事实吗？日本的地铁确实是那样！ 他也没有虚构！你不需那么着急！你喜欢日本不代表别人也要喜欢日本！特别是让中国人 夸日本人！
@@ZyChen-gc2zz Maybe some parts of Japan is run down like he said but Tokyo is just as beautiful as any major city in China. Too much hate between the 2 countries and understandably so looking at the history and the past wars between them. I hope someday, we can build genuine friendship instead of hate.
I am from Zhongshan city very close to my hometown Daiwan village to Guangdong province to Guangzhou.
11:45 you’ll find many people in suits or shirts during around 7-9am and 5-7pm in metro. And the dressing code for a regular office worker is not that strict in China.
Wonderful vlog!! Hope you have a great trip in the pearl river delta.
BTW for the love the Guangdong (Canton), please try some cantonese cuisines as well. How to spot them? Easy. They are not spicy at all :D
Nice video, thanks for sharing.
It doesn't have to end after your first visit to China. There's many many other cities and places to visit on your second trip to China. Aside from the big megacities, try a different scenery. The rural areas of the Yunnan province with ancient towns of Lijiang, Dali and Shangri-La will blow your mind of what China's countryside looks like.
We’ll definitely go to Yunnan!
Welcome to GZ👏 I was in Guangzhou this January. street is clean, the food is amazing. Everything is so good!
❤ China! More video please! 😊
There is more! 🙏🏻🇨🇳
The suit question is probably because 1) the weather doesn’t permit and makes suits wearing difficult 2) guangzhou isn’t a financial hub like Shanghai or Hong Kong
Guangzhou "suit guys "or girls change their dressing after office before they go into the metro .
Amazing China ❤
I really like your video
05:39 Everything in Japan came from China, including its people except for the so-called aborigines, like Burakumins, Ainus, etc. Some things which seem to be firmly established "facts", like Japanese Karate actually came from Fujian in China. The elaborate Japanese tea ceremony (茶道 or "The Way of Tea") or chanoyu (茶の湯) was copied directly from that of the Tang Dynasty yet in spite of the cultural appropriation, Japan claims them as their own and never really openly acknowledged that they came from China (except for Son Goku or Sun Wukong in Dragon Ball). What do you expect? The people actually came from China, after all. All this had been fully documented in Chinese literature and historical archives on paper and bamboo scripts, etc. The Chinese have a joke that the Japanese and their culture are Tang Dynasty fossils. So, everything can be traced back to China. The cat called Maneki Neko 招き猫 in Japan is known as 招财猫 or Zhao Cai Mao in Mandarin Chinese.
Woah very interesting stance - I wonder how many feel about this? More comments like this! 🙏🏻
@@VeggiesOnTourGoogle search for “Japanese missions to imperial China” and “Japanese missions to Tang Dynasty”. Japan, Korea and Vietnam are collectively called the Sinosphere. Google search for the inventions of noodles, dumplings, rice, rice wine, rice noodles, bean curd doufu (tofu in Sino-Japanese), miso, soy sauce, hotpot, char siu (chashu in Sino-Japanese), tea, matcha, chopsticks, koi fish, penzai (bonsai in Sino-Japanese), lamian (ramen in Sino-Japanese), weiqi, paper folding art, cherry blossoms. They all came from China and are Chinese inventions. Hiragana is cursive Chinese. Katakana is partial Chinese. Kanji is Hanzi or Han Chinese characters named after the Han Dynasty of China. Google search for “hiragana origin chart” and “katakana origin chart”. All three writing system in Japanese came from Hanzi or Han Chinese characters. Enjoy your trip in Guangzhou. Greetings from Los Angeles…..
@@VeggiesOnTourThe entire Kyto city is copied from China.
More than 95% of Japanese culture and tradition are copied from China and some are bastardized.
Korean are similar.
@@VeggiesOnTour He is correct. In fact more than 95% of Japanese culture are from China.
Same with Korea and vietnam.
@@VeggiesOnTourjust google "taika reform" in 645CE. then you will realize that the entire ancient japanese culture was a wholesale copy from tang dynasty china..... it's basically "chinanization movement" enforced by japanese govt.
from japanese tea ceremony, kimono, fashion, textile, chinese buddhism, martial arts, architecture, bridge engineering, arts, music, paintings, fashion, literatures, history compilation, laws, medicine, philosophy, zen, political system, science, technology, astronomy, craftsmanship.....japan pretty much copied everything....
Welcome back to China!
I can tell that you couple are one of those best travelers who are welcomed everywhere! ❤️
Hope you enjoy your second visit the same as your first one! ❤
there are several other cities in China that are like this Shenzen, Qingdao, Chengdu, Tianjian, etc...but Harbin is the most unique for it's winter festival, it's also the largest northern city in China
China es un país maravilloso su comida su cultura aparte de eso es muy seguro puedes andar caminando a cualquier hora de la noche ... Guangzhou es una ciudad preciosa sobre todo por la noches ....pero china tiene unas ciudades espectaculares como shen zhen Beijing Shanghái entre otras que se me escapan en este momento
you are very talented in languages, i think you can learn some everyday Chinese expressions soon.😊
Haha thank you - very kind of you. Xie Xie! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Welcome!
So glad that both of you are back to China. Enjoy watching your vlog on China. Thanks for sharing this video clip lovely couple. Enjoy your trip and food. Take care n best regards 🍻
Thank you Choolloyd! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
@@VeggiesOnTour You are most welcome. Take care🙏
Hope you have a good time in China.
11:28 It was probably still summer or early autumn (fall), so the businessmen don't wear suits except when indoors. They are more chill (and less rigid) in that sense. Yeah... but most businessmen do wear suits. 😄😃😀
enjoy another trip in China😊
中国的大城市，都值得去玩三四天的，因为中国太大了，地域文化非常丰富，每个大城市之间，都有自己相对独立的文化。北京，上海，广州，深圳，香港，南京，武汉，重庆，成都，杭州，西安，昆明，还有很多很多，我建议你们可以先按照我给的这些城市都玩一遍
your suggestion is very good, visit most southern part first.. and then western part of china, the last go north or dongbei area
Great suggestions!! Would love to go to HZhou and Wuhan!
Wealthy Business men have their own personal drivers. Average Business men have their own electric cars. Up and Coming Business men order high end Didi's.
Haha ofc I imagine so
Don't stick chopsticks vertically into rice.
This is an important culture at the Chinese dinner table.
its okay when you are an expat
I’m not sure we did that during the video when did we do that? 😂
Have fun in China!
50 cent army 🤣
@@radrums7362 Green Frog army from aa small well. 🙂
Julie has a new nick name: instant expert !!!😀😀😀
🤣🤣🤣
When I first clicked in and saw the video was 19 minutes long, I thought it was too long and wanted to skip it. But after watching for just a minute or two, I ended up continuing and unknowingly finished the whole thing, haha. Your girlfriend is really beautiful, film her more, thanks haha.
魏晋遗风？
Hahaa thanks Chinesekiddo - love this comment, so very kind.
The reason (my guess) why we can't find suited businessmen riding in the metro is because those businessmen have their own cars to commute to their offices.
欢迎你们来到广州！如果你们喜欢摩天大楼，那可以选择坐高铁动车去隔壁的深圳市。
講到好似廣州冇高樓大廈咁，都要去深圳咩？？佛山東莞都有啦，中國有邊個地方唔係高樓林立？
If you are vegetarians in Guangzhou then you have to try miànjīn 麵筋 aka Seitan or mocked meats at specialty miànjīn restaurants.
Oooh we’ll look out for these
There is a stone fortune cat from the Northern Wei Dynasty (February 386 - February 535) in Qishan County, Shaanxi Province, but I think this version from Japan.
岐山县？第一次在外网看到我们县城😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@flood6978 岐山臊子面很有名啊，我在英国都买过
@@Bear-en6dt 臊子面和擀面皮出了岐山都不正宗了，包括去西安我都没吃到过对味的😅😅😅
@@flood6978 还真是，有机会还是得去本地试看看
Wow, very interesting. I didn’t know about that.
Have a nice trip.
welcome you to travel in china
I go to that Mr. Rocky with my son every few weeks😊
there is an autonomous public bus you can take.
🤣there are usually no business people in the place you go, so few wear suits, especially in Guangdong province, people don't like to wear suits, weather is so hot🔥 , enjoy your trip in CHINA♥🍀
I thought i saw John Travolta until i heard the accent
GZ is having the most various food in China
It’s very diverse - what’s your favourite?
you don't have to buy metro tickets each time. there is a transport mini-app within your payment app that you can set up. it will generate a qr code you can scan to enter and exit the metro. no need to waste time picking out lines and destination! did you check out the driverless bus? or the lightshow? as others mentioned, your videos are too short lol
Hahaha, thanks Ivy - the one we put up today is longer! 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Pat.. are you going to Shenzhen.. I think their metro is the most modern in China..
Maybe, but Guangzhou Metro is No.1 in metro management in Chna.
Haha! Good to know bro! Shenzhen videos is coming soon!! 💯🙏🏻
you can take a ferry to the other side
those r "lucky" cats and r meant to give good luck.
yea, u always get one but not always the one u want. And therein is the trick, if u want a different one or r collecting all of them, then it is gonna take a while.
Its like collecting cards. u dont always get the one u want.
😂😂 true
Estados unidos muchos paises de Europa estan por detras de china en ciudades futuristas en infraestructura
@9:40 - metro lines are sprouting in mainland China -Guangzhou line 18 ( 160 km/h metro ) ... ruclips.net/video/1JbI8Ml25WQ/видео.html&si=z5cGKox7-h7RYr1Q and Guangzhou line 8 ... ruclips.net/video/qRv8AMsBigU/видео.html&si=7VVDOL3LEHhztV24
Interesting
你可以座高铁从广州去深圳，高铁只需要1小时时间就可以到. 深圳比广州更现代化
CANTON TOWER has a nick name called 小蛮腰 because it has a curving line which is narrower in the middle like the waist of a beautiful girl
Oooh 🙏🏻
People in suite are business man, they have enough money to have their own luxury vehicle, they dont rely on public transportation
Most Chinese companies do not require employees to dress in suits. In fact, it generally very relaxed regarding dress code, people can wear whatever they like.
I like city and food chaina
💯💯🇨🇳🇨🇳
What hotel did you guys end up staying at?
It was Yimmi apartment on Trip!
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要有心里准备哦😂马上国庆会有很多人，很多景点，公共交通出现排队，拥堵…😂😂
Bro explore village life of china.😊
👏👏👏
the cat is called Maneki-neko in Japanese and originated in japan, in mandarin, it's called 招财猫, meaning fortune cat, it's believed to bring good luck to the owner.
Oooh so it originated in Japan, great insight
Oct 1st is the National Day of China
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
中国穿西装的不是卖保险的就是销售😂
美国穿西装的两个小伙子或两个小妹妹一组，然后给你传授主张一夫多妻的摩门教
😂😂😂
❤
People dressing in suits don't take subways in general, instead they drive fancy cars to work
Haha sounds about right Harvey!
First viewer
Faisal you are QUICK on the buttons! Haha!! Top marks A+++
India is No.1 Please come to India and you will be surprised.🎉
Before visiting any country, the visitor must do some research hinseof. Don't go unprepared .
台灣人上班也不太穿西裝 尤其是夏天 太熱
香港人都很少會穿西裝！真的太熱了！
👍👍👍👍👍💃🎁
Hey bro, welcome to GZ，at the video beginning that place is call Changgang road, and near my home. One of the liveliest places of HaiZhu district Is next to Changang road, call Jiangnan west road. GZ has many place you can found the Morden and old fision combination, very interesting. suggest you to try some local food, especially morning tea（dim sum）❤
居然在我家旁边 我就在changgang lol
Your are should be try hot dry noodles in wuhan city
Chinese name is 热干面
Woooah - need to try them! 💯🙏🏻
@@VeggiesOnTour yes wuhan city breakfast is one of best in china too many choice and many types is veggies
canton is my hometown
👍🏙️🌃🌆🌇🌉😘China food😋🍜
This is a chain store. Just like the McDonald
in China, suit man drive , 99% correct. they need car ro show his status not cheap metro.
😂😂
看饿了
😂😂
❤😂🎉❤😂🎉
国庆节会让你知道什么叫寸步难行哈哈哈哈
Hahaha we experienced it today 😂
i need to order the chongqing noddles immediately. 😂
btw r u guys coming to shenzhen?
Most Chinese companies don't have a dress code, if they do, people typical leave their suits at work.
推荐你们去深圳，它就在广州南面。😊
Oooh recommendations in SZ?
男孩优雅绅士，女孩可爱漂亮
中国人一般不穿西装 西装不是常用的职业装 至少只有很少的职业穿 比如保险之类 真正有钱的商人很少坐地铁 基本开车或者专车接送 因为有一辆自己的车 或者叫一个专车都很便宜
I thought that veggie meal lacks the umami taste in general... no?
Nooo it can be full of umami! Vegetarian is the same as your dish, just minus the meat or fish! 😂
Chinese don’t wear business suits for day to day office work unless for important occasions or his/her job is low end salesperson. This is very different from Japanese office culture. About the bright lights comment that you made, you have to blame your government’s stance on the war in Ukraine. Sanction is a double edge sword which pushed up the electricity price significantly. I watched a documentary film talking about the low income people in the UK struggling to choose between paying a heating bill or putting foods on the table. What a sad story. Also, many populist governments chose to give up the nuclear plan but on the contrary China double down on investing nuclear energy. All in all, the electricity bill as well as the metro ticket are so affordable in China that most people don’t even think of them as a cost of living at all.
Great insight. I agree with you, but I cannot concede an acceptance of an invasion. No countries, sovereignty and freedom should ever be at stake! It’s not Britains fault, but the invading country who is at fault. But yes UK is terribly run 😂 - great comment Zheshipeng! Look forward to more of your insights 💯🙏🏻
你们在广州吃重庆食物，两个城市的饮食习惯差别非常大。😂
视频太短 体验一下无人汽车 过几天 你就会体验到中国的假期 什么叫人山人海 哈哈 10月1号不知道 你在不在中国
Wow, I’ve never seen an unmanned car. We’ve got a try one, where can we find them?
China has the lowest electricity production cost in the world, which is why electricity is abundant, and people don’t need to worry much about their electricity bills. When I lived in Shanghai, electricity during off-peak hours was only $4 cents per kilowatt-hour.
Amazing really, how do they keep it so cheap?
招财猫 money cats
Come si chiamano quei noodle coi ceci? Devo assolutamente provarli a Chongqing 😋
重庆小面
@@efei33 Thanks! Easier than I thought :D
Hahah! Ci sono diversi tipi di Chongqing noodles a quanto pare, questi sono ‘chongqing pea noodles’! Quelli che a noi sembravano ceci sono un tipo di piselli, dicono! Sono i nostri noodles preferiti in assoluto sinora 🤩
@@VeggiesOnTour proverò senz'altro quelli coi legumi! Poi scopriremo se sono ceci o piselli :D
Many Japanese characters, architecture and culture come from ancient China.
深圳比广州还要现代化
Nooo - really??
是的，深圳是科技城市未来城市，你可以从广州座高铁去深圳，只需要1小时就到了@@VeggiesOnTour
Suits people take their own cars 😢😢
深圳你一定要去看看😂
0:55 居然写着“汕头非遗 牛肉火锅”，汕头真是不要脸。
正确名称是“潮州或潮汕非遗”，无论如何也轮不到“汕头”，整个潮汕就汕头最没有历史。
汕头和潮汕有啥关系？ 不懂
@@FKJLHFAJKDFHLAJ 潮汕=潮州+汕头+揭阳，三座城市，以前都属潮州府，所以海外都自称“潮州人”
@@chankaan888 咁点解你系度屌汕头？
嚴格來講：汕頭也是潮州的一部分，所以稱為潮汕！就如同泉州同安！
Got your 50 cents?
Gra