- 50Experiencing China’s Most Important CultureLook for the old slopes where tea first grew and imagine the generations of farmers who tended these plants over centuries.In the factory, notice the connection between tradition and modern science as fermentation and blending shape flavor.Ya'an / Sichuan
- 49Kind Multi-millionaire invited me to his villa in Hong KongConsider HK as a gateway to China for finance and trade; use the stock exchange and family office rules to navigate capital flows.Address talent shortages with new youth and professional visas; position HK as a hub for innovation and financial services.Hong Kong
- 46A startling review on China and it's peopleCompare hotel entrances and interiors when you arrive; first impressions matter but the interior can redeem a less glamorous exterior.Talk with local shop owners; ask permission before filming and be ready to share contact info if they agree.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 45Is Hong Kong still a good place to do business?Consider how living and working in a compact city like Hong Kong can offer both convenience and pressure, and how to balance the hustle with outdoor activitiesVisit Science Park for a sense of how government-backed ecosystems support startups, including housing options for staff and affordable living choicesHong Kong
- 44Why Food Is Everywhere in This Chinese VillageWhen you reach the cable car, buy tickets in advance if possible and arrive a little early to avoid crowds. The ride offers sweeping mountain views and a taste of the village’s setting.Time your visit for autumn when maples turn brilliant colors and the rooftops showcase drying chilies and dandelion tea. Wander slowly, take photos, and watch where locals dry crops to understand Shai Xiao culture.Huangling / Jiangxi
- 43I Tried Every Fast Food in ChinaUse a major local chain as baseline to calibrate flavor, texture, and portion size before branching to regional or China-only concepts.When sampling traditional fares, watch for speed of service, assembly-line efficiency, and how fresh ingredients (like noodles) are cooked to order—these define fast-food authenticity.chongqingbeijing
- 42I Tried Driving in CHINA (It’s Easier Than You Think) In China, international permits aren’t recognized; obtain a temporary driving permit instead (translation required)Use local map apps (A Maps) with English interface for lane info and signs; helpful translations on signsShanghaiBeijing / Sichuan
- 38First Impressions of Shanghai China! This City Is UNBELIEVABLE...Use transit visas for short visits to maximize time in China; plan up to 10 days on transit routes to bypass longer visa processes.If internet is needed, use Yesim for instant data with VPN access to blocked apps and regional plans to save roaming costs.Shanghai
- 36IKEA in China Is Not What I ExpectedBudget for a busy meal queue; expect crowds at IKEA Shanghai on weekend evenings; arrive with time to browse as the restaurant can get crowded.Watch for compact Chinese kitchen designs and shorter countertops; explore how IKEA tailors layouts to local customers.Shanghai
- 33WHY CHINA makes a good impressionArrive at a reputable clinic with reasonable wait times; in China, many dentists offer quick appointment slots even for non-emergencies.Ask for a tour of the facility and confirm what’s included in the price (X-ray, hygiene check, treatment plan).guangzhou / guangdong
- 30Inside China's Next Mega City! First Time in ChengduBegin with a big-city perspective but keep eyes open for the ground-level pulse: note the energy on the street, the fashion, and the panda-themed culture.In busy urban centers, look up: futuristic architecture can be as telling as the street food. Bring a lightweight, cinematic setup for flexible angles.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 28My First Time in Bullet Train Business Class in ChinaPlan to arrive early at the station; use passport for security and boarding checks; expect an airport-like experience.Choose business class for comfort if you want a premium but affordable one-hour ride; second class is much cheaper.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 27Why I’m Living in China and Never Moving Back to America | What’s it like living in China?Adopt a 15-minute life circle mindset: live near work or study, find essential services within a short walk, and plan errands around this radius.Use hospital and pharmacy networks smartly; ask about over-the-counter options and culturally preferred remedies like TCM.Beijing
- 25Foreginer First Time In Hong Kong 🇭🇰(Exploring Hong Kong in 24 Hours)Opt for bus travel to see the city from a local perspective and pay with the Octopus card for quick, cashless boarding.Take note of seating choices on the Peak Tram: right side for best views during ascent, switch to left when returning for a balanced look.Hong Kong
- 23The Insane Cost of Living in an Ancient Chinese City You’ve NEVER Heard of | Jincheng, CHINA Part 1Set expectations: affordable travel, local life, and a look beyond touristy hotspots in Jincheng, Shanxi.If you’re planning a wedding vibe trip, Xi Jin Sujang offers traditional rituals and photo-worthy scenery.JinchengGaoping / Shanxi
- 20Taking The Worst Train In China ( Crazy 24 Hours Journey!!! )Arrive early to secure sleeper tickets; bring passport and be prepared for long lines at the station.Choose a sleeper berth if you want sleep; avoid economy if you need a quiet night and privacy (soft sleeper recommended).Urumqi / Xinjiang
- 19What It's Really Like To Be In ChinaBe prepared for remote areas; use local help to navigate. Don’t rely on VPN for mapping; expect spotty internet and plan contingencies.Try street food; ask locals for halal options; expect a mix of fish, vegetables, and quick bites. Engage with sellers for a fuller experience.Urumqi / Xinjiang
- 18I Can't Believe This Happened To Me In China!!!!When you lose data, head to a nearby convenient store but verify they actually sell SIMs; airport SIMs are often a safer bet.Learn basic phrases in the local language, ask for translation help, and seek out a local who can bridge the gap.Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 17Chengdu Travel Guide: Exploring Food, Culture & History in Sichuan (Must-See Route!)Plan a city walk to discover street food gems and historic temples around downtown Chengdu; expect lively markets and easy access via high-speed rail to nearby Sichuan attractions.In a teahouse, observe the traditional ga cha ritual and the 18 dragon moves tea pouring technique; sip lightly, listen to locals, and absorb the calm moment amid busy streets.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 15Real Life Squid Games Abandoned $300 Billion Dollar Failed Theme Park (CHINA)Approach abandoned sites with caution; you’re not licensed to explore in many zones—consider permissions and safety first.Note the contrast between near-completed exteriors and hollow interiors; expect unfinished surfaces, unstable floors, and hidden hazards.Nantong / Jiangsu
- 14Why I Am Raising Kids in China and NOT the USA | Part 2Observe multigenerational living and community spaces in your neighborhood; engage in local activities such as dancing or games in parks to build social connections.If expecting or caring for a newborn in China, explore generous maternity benefits and understand workplace accommodations for breastfeeding and pumping.Beijing
- 13Gate to Heaven…or HELL in CHINA | Tianmenshan While PREGNANTTake the cable car early to beat crowds and to catch cool, breezy air with clear views of the surrounding peaks.Brace yourself for the glass skywalk: wear breathable shoes that you don’t mind getting dirty and pace yourself on the path.Zhangjiajie / Hunan
- 12Virtual Walkthrough: JiaMa, Dali Old Town, China | Live TiktokLive Recording 28TH MAY 2025 19.30AMBe prepared for connectivity issues; have backup plans for live-streams and be flexible with timing.If you want seasonal experiences, October after national holidays is a good window in Yunnan, but adjust for weather.Dali / Yunnan
- 9“Don’t Let Me Go to Yunnan and Forget My Responsibilities: Ep1 – Sour Fruits and booking flightsChoose to stay inside the old town to minimize traffic and maximize walking and exploring time; it’s easier to loop a few blocks and return for a rest.Book domestic China flights 2–3 weeks in advance; use price alerts and compare with a one-week-out snapshot to gauge typical prices; avoid holidays when prices spike.Changsha / Hunan
- 8I Tried China’s CRAZY FAST TRAIN from Chongqing to Shanghai Double-check your train time and platform to avoid missing it in a busy station like Chongqing’s. Stay aware of the clock and allow extra time for passport and security checks.Foreigners may need manual passport verification at the gate; look for staff help near entrance and have your passport ready.Chongqing
- 7The CHINA You Have NEVER SEEN Before!Use AliPay or WeChat to pay for rides; always confirm safety prompts in-app before starting a ride to ensure a smooth trip.Shop the Ciqikou stalls for samples and small gifts; try the local snacks and tea, and don’t miss the umbrella culture that helps shade both sun and rain.Chongqing
- 6Virtual Walkthrough: Tea Talk, Pu'er, China | Live TiktokLive Recording 5TH MAY 2025 12PMSet up communications before you go: download WeChat and Alipay, link bank cards, and have cash as backup.If you’re traveling, check May Day holiday schedules; weekdays can be quieter, but weekends may be busy.Puer / Yunnan
- 5My first impressions of the CRAZIEST CITY IN THE WORLD! Chongqing, China Use a map app; Chongqing’s layout is complex and easy to get lost in, so follow the crowds to major sites.Metro is tap-and-go via QR codes linked to your card; be ready to scan for exit and re-entry, just like a smart transit system.Chongqing
- 4Foreigner First Day in China - Chongqing, China Use metro smart cards or popular local apps to pay; you can load tickets in advance and scan at turnstiles for a smoother journey.Book accommodations through widely used platforms like Trip.com and choose rooms with windows to enjoy the view and air.Chongqing
- 2Moochie Aftrr Dark Special - Dali Ancient Town Nightlife Yunnan Province ChinaMeet at Mission Coffee Bar; English-speaking staff, dog-friendly vibe, and a short stroll to nightlife streets.Walk down the lane to sample small bars; pace yourself, watch connectivity, and enjoy the local chatter.Dali / Yunnan
- 1Top Cities To Visit In China 2025: Best Destinations recommendations! Ep.2Choose destination based on your travel style; Shangai or Beijing as starter cities; prefer Shanghai for international vibe.Visit Chengdu for pandas and Sichuan cuisine; explore ancient routes and mountain cities nearby for variety.Wuhan / Hubei
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