- 50THIS Village in CHINA Puts Many Western Cities to SHAME... Guizhou province is noted for its stunning natural beauty and diverse landscapes, offering a rich experience for travelers seeking scenic exploration.Real-time translation earpieces are a game-changer for communication, allowing seamless interaction with locals by instantly translating spoken language.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 49What $50 Gets You in Shenzhen China (Apartment Tour)Apartments often come with a small kitchen area, equipped with essentials like pots, pans, a rice cooker, and cutlery, making it convenient for cooking.Look for accommodations that provide quality toiletries, such as shampoo and conditioner, as these can be a pleasant surprise and better than standard hotel offerings.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 48I Live in a MALL in CHINA | Apartment Tour, Life in Shanghai Suburban Shanghai malls often feature a surprising variety of Western restaurants, making dining options diverse even outside the city center.Malls in China commonly have dedicated areas with rides and entertainment for children, especially in the evenings, creating a lively atmosphere.Shanghai
- 47It’s official: this is my FAVOURITE DISH OF THE YEAR!Witness the magical Rime Frost along the Songhua River in Jilin City, a unique natural phenomenon that occurs when the river's warm water meets icy air, creating stunning ice formations on trees, most common in January.Try Jilin's iconic breakfast, Jianfen, a hearty soup with fried starch jelly, and Jitang Tofu Chuan, savory tofu skewers with a variety of sauces. These dishes offer a warm and flavorful start to the day.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 46China's Dishwasher Revolution! Welcome to the Future!Fotile holds an impressive 80% of its patents, showcasing significant innovation and intellectual property in kitchen technology.The Fotile X20 Max dishwasher is compact and designed to fit within the sink, offering a space-saving solution for modern kitchens.Shanghai / Zhejiang
- 45SPENT SO MUCH MONEY at SHANGHAI DISNEYLAND 😭 Girl's Trip to China | China Travel Be prepared for persistent vendors immediately upon exiting transportation, offering various items for sale.Expect long queues for popular merchandise, especially exclusive items, due to resellers buying in bulk.Shanghai
- 43Moving Apartments in Shanghai! | Living in China Vlog In China, you can easily order same-day moving services with a van and helpers through an app, making relocation surprisingly simple.Always carry tissues when going out in China; it's a common practice and many are purchased in bulk for convenience.Shanghai
- 42China’s Economic Collapse? What I Saw Walking Through Beijing Visiting Tiananmen Square requires pre-registration, passport details, and specific time slots due to its popularity and security.Be prepared for long queues at popular food stalls, especially during peak times like Golden Week, for local delicacies like lamb skewers.Beijing
- 41China’s Secret Minority Village (They Don't Show you this!)Use Nomad eSIM for easy data access. Install the app, choose your country, and get data instantly upon arrival for a seamless travel experience.An eSIM is a digital SIM card on your phone. Download the Nomad app, select your destination, and purchase a data package for immediate connectivity without physical SIM cards.Hong Kong
- 40This is What Most People Don’t Understand About China (feat @aiden_qiuu)China is perceived as very safe, convenient, and affordable by foreigners, with remarkable efficiency in development and business opportunities.Foreigners love saving money in China due to cheaper food and rent, the high level of safety allowing for late-night strolls, and easy access to diverse food options.ChengduShenzhenBeijing / Sichuan
- 39Apartment Tour in CHINA | How much does a duplex apartment cost in Shanghai? Smart locks with fingerprint and passcode access are common and convenient, a great feature for modern living in China.Consider purchasing a portable hob if your rental doesn't include one; they are efficient and a good solution for limited kitchen space.Shanghai
- 38Things China Has That UK & USA Can’t Believe! Feel secure walking alone at night in China; extensive surveillance contributes to a low crime rate, making it a safe environment.Utilize public integrated convenience services like affordable e-bikes and electric scooters, easily rented via QR codes for quick city navigation.Tianjin
- 37I Can't Believe What I FOUND in China's Poorest Province...Visit the Trushe River, known locally as the 'river of fine liquor,' to experience the unique aroma and atmosphere that surrounds Maotai production.Learn about the historical significance of the Shiru River crossing by the Red Army, understanding how history is intertwined with the local culture and products.Guizhou
- 35This Is What Happens When a Country Invests in Infrastructure China's airports are designed to be hassle-free, with clear signage making navigation easy for travelers.The floors in Chinese airports are exceptionally clean, allowing for a comfortable environment for everyone, including children.LanzhouBeijingShanghai / Gansu
- 34China's Hot Pot That Sends 100's to the HOSPITAL Deadly Mushrooms in Yunnan!Be aware that some wild mushrooms in Yunnan are poisonous and can be fatal. Local statistics indicate a number of deaths occur annually from mushroom consumption.Yunnan boasts a vast variety of mushroom species, many of which are unique and have distinct names and characteristics. Learning to identify them is key.Lijiang / Yunnan
- 33I Took My British Wife on a Date in China — And We Learned Something ShockingRelationships sometimes need a dedicated date night, even when traveling or working extensively. It's important to balance sharing experiences with being present in the moment.When considering a city as a potential base, research its offerings for couples. Exploring local entertainment and activities is essential for assessing livability.Zhengzhou / Henan
- 32Should You VISIT China's Mysterious Paradise in 2025?If traveling solo, embrace the opportunity for a unique adventure and explore the stunning natural beauty at your own pace.Consider a traditional raft ride on the river for a unique perspective of the clear blue waters and local culture.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 31We’re Moving to China — And Everyone Thinks We’re Crazy!To choose a base in China, consider factors like metro access, affordability, proximity to international airports, and local food quality.Utilize mobile payment apps like Alipay or WeChat for seamless metro travel in China, allowing easy QR code scanning for entry.Tianjin
- 30Everything You Use at Home is About to CHANGE! || China's Tech Discover innovative 4-in-1 emergency car tools featuring seatbelt cutters, window breakers, torches, and solar power for added safety.Explore advanced body dryers that eliminate the need for towels, offering customizable settings for individuals, children, and even pets.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 29We Brought the Family to Shanghai, China (and it was WILD!)Stay connected in China with an eSIM and VPN service like HoloFly. It's crucial for accessing social media and maintaining internet access throughout your trip.Visit Yuyuan Garden for a first taste of Shanghai's beauty and history. Consider trying on traditional dresses for a fun family photoshoot.Shanghai
- 28This Airport in China is NOT for people...(America can't compete)This airport was designed from the start as a 4E-class cargo hub, indicating its scale and capability for handling large aircraft.The sorting center is immense, covering 750,000 square meters, comparable to 100 football fields, highlighting the vast scale of operations.Ezhou / Hubei
- 27China’s Hidden Street Food Village What They DON’T Show Tourists! (Yunnan)Seek out hidden 'hole in the wall' eateries for local specialties like Xizhou Baba, easily missed if you're not looking for the charcoal oven.Xizhou Baba is made with a lot of lard, and has various fillings. The cooking process in a charcoal oven creates a unique flaky texture.Kunming / Yunnan
- 26China’s Largest Waterfall Will Blow You Away | HuangguoshuTo reach Huangguoshu, expect a bus ride followed by a significant hike, so wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for a journey into nature.Guizhou province boasts over 40% forest cover, offering fresh air and beautiful green landscapes; embrace the natural environment.Anshun / Guizhou
- 25The U.S. Left the Biggest Trade Show. The Future Stayed. (Feat @Reporterfy) Observe the changing demographics of trade shows; notice the presence of buyers from Africa and South America, indicating emerging market growth.Understand the real-world impact of tariffs on global trade and consumers, as China diversifies markets while the U.S. faces increased costs.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 24THIS is Why We Moved to CHINA! Embrace technology like WeChat and Alipay for daily transactions, from ordering food to payments. It's essential for navigating life in China.When ordering in cafes or restaurants, look for QR codes. You can scan them with WeChat or Alipay to access the menu.Suzhou / Jiangsu
- 23This is CHINA!? I thought it was Italy!Visit Shitang's unique stone houses, many transformed into boutique hotels and cafes, offering a blend of history and modern comfort by the sea.Experience the rugged beauty and coastal history of Shitang, where interiors provide modern comfort within ancient stone structures.Wenling / Zhejiang
- 21I Visited China’s Biggest University — Now I Get ItEducation is a massive focus in China, serving as the foundation for the country's smart and futuristic development.Zhengzhou University is a self-sufficient campus with dormitories, shops, banks, and post offices, offering students convenience.Zhengzhou / Henan
- 20This Is Why China Leads the Robot Race || Canton Fair 2025Focus on products rather than the presenter's face, as requested by viewers for a more in-depth look at the innovations.Take it slow and see all possible products, avoiding a rushed experience to better appreciate the details of each exhibit.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 1924 Hours of Chinese STREET FOOD in Dali China’s BIGGEST Platter of Food!!Visit local markets like Northgate Market in Dali for authentic, non-touristy experiences and a chance to try local foods.Be cautious with wild mushrooms in Yunnan; some are poisonous and require specific preparation. It's best to buy from trusted sources or experts.Dali / Yunnan
- 18China's Canton Fair 2025...America is Done! (tariffs not working)The Canton Fair is China's oldest and largest international trade exhibition, a must-visit for understanding global commerce.If attending as a buyer, be prepared to explore diverse product categories and connect with thousands of companies.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 17You Won’t Believe What’s at the World’s BIGGEST Trade Fair 😱 (Canton Fair 2025)Visit the Canton Fair, the world's largest trade exhibition, to witness cutting-edge innovations and future global trends.Explore the robot section to see advanced robotics in action, from surgical applications to everyday conveniences.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 16Our First Impressions of Guiyang, China!Explore Guiyang's unique coffee culture, where brews are mixed with fruit, red wine, and even tobacco. The city has an impressive 3,000 coffee shops for its population.Try local coffee specialties like 'black cat coffee' or unique fusion drinks that blend traditional flavors with fruits and sugarcane for an adventurous taste.Guiyang / Guizhou
- 15I Went to China to See If Their Cars Are Really Beating America (Bye Bye Tesla)Be prepared for early mornings when visiting facilities; waking up at 6 AM might be necessary for exclusive access.Experience the future of charging: BYD's new technology allows cars to gain 400 km of range in just 5 minutes.Zhengzhou / Henan
- 14Why Foreigners Never See This Side CHINA!Meizhou, located an hour outside of Major, was once a small village and is now being developed into a significant town, offering insights into local development and employment opportunities.For a truly authentic experience in China, venture beyond the major cities to explore smaller towns and villages to witness the local way of life.Meizhou / Guangdong
- 13Trying the Most Authentic Hakka Food in China! Witness the traditional Hakka salted chicken preparation, a unique method involving salting the chicken from the inside and wrapping it in paper for cooking.Experience authentic Hakka cuisine by visiting local restaurants with clean, well-organized kitchens where dishes are prepared fresh.Meizhou / Guangdong
- 12WE Spent 48 hours in the WORLD'S most advanced city Explore robotics showrooms in Shenzhen to witness cutting-edge inventions like exoskeletons and robot baristas, offering a glimpse into future personal assistance and convenience.Experience drone delivery firsthand in Shenzhen, a service that's rapidly becoming a reality for convenient delivery of goods like ice cream and other items.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 11Why Is Nobody Visiting Meizhou? China’s Underrated 4th Tier CityConsider hiring a local guide or friend to help you explore and understand the city better, especially if you don't speak the local dialect.Learn about the unique Hakka language, a fascinating blend of Mandarin and Cantonese, which offers a distinct cultural insight.Meizhou / Guangdong
- 9CHINA’s Hidden Tibet: Real Tibetan Nomads!To respectfully engage with nomads, a local guide is essential for communication and understanding their daily life and customs.Nomadic tents are temporary, with families often moving camps every few weeks or months, bringing their livestock with them.Tibet
- 8Mount Everest Inside CHINA!? (The Highway To Everest) 🇳🇵You can drive directly to Everest Base Camp in Tibet via a dedicated road, a stark contrast to hiking in Nepal.Observe environmental efforts like tree planting to prevent desertification and ecological damage, a government initiative.Everest / Tibet
- 6Tibet’s Countryside Is Changing — Here’s What I Saw...Understand the meaning of prayer flags as ladders to heaven and symbols of good luck, prosperity, and a better afterlife for Buddhist pilgrims.Observe the practice of stacking stones as a symbol of balance, a common element in Buddhist traditions found in Tibet.Lhasa / Tibet
- 5Tibet is Beautiful: Inside China’s Spiritual Capital To avoid severe altitude sickness, it's highly recommended to travel to Tibet by train from mainland China. This allows for gradual acclimatization as you ascend to higher altitudes, significantly reducing the risk of experiencing severe symptoms.If you experience altitude sickness, consider purchasing oxygen bottles. These can be a lifesaver and provide much-needed relief, especially during the initial days or when undertaking strenuous activities at high altitudes.Lhasa / Tibet
- 4You’ve Been Wrong About China’s Beaches (No More Lies)When visiting local markets in China, always double-check operating hours as information from AI like ChatGPT might be outdated. Be prepared for potential closures.Essential apps for travel in China include WeChat and Alipay for payments. Having these readily available will simplify transactions for everything from fruit to transport.Sanya / Hainan
- 3They Say China is Falling Apart! (Watch This)For those new to the channel, Lizzy has been living in China for over six years, offering a unique, on-the-ground perspective of the country.Lizzy emphasizes showing the 'true China' by filming outdoors and interacting with the local environment and people, capturing authentic daily life.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 2Chinese Technology is LEADING the World - SNEC 2025 ExpoMidea Energy offers solutions for both businesses and homes, aiming to make every aspect of daily life greener and smarter.Residential solar storage systems can help families convert sunlight into electricity, reducing energy costs and promoting a low-carbon lifestyle.Shanghai
- 1How Safe is China at Night? (USA is FAR Behind)To assess China's safety at night, directly observe the bustling streets and the people's relaxed demeanor. Real safety is evident in the lively atmosphere, not just official reports.China's safety is enhanced by a comprehensive surveillance system, including high-definition cameras and AI. This technology ensures a secure environment, allowing citizens to feel confident.Chongqing
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