Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1Using DiDi in China requires a Chinese phone number. Consider purchasing a local SIM card with a number before your trip to avoid difficulties with ride-hailing apps. (2:06)
- Tip 2Keep your baggage claim coupons safe in case your luggage is lost. This will help you track your belongings. (14:13)
- Tip 3Many public restrooms in China offer disposable toilet seat covers. Take advantage of this added hygiene feature. (24:01)
- Tip 4Escalators in China may have energy-saving mechanisms that stop when not in use. Be aware of this feature when using escalators in China. (30:08)
Two Drifters take you on their incredible journey across China! From navigating bustling airports to experiencing the unique kindness of locals, this video captures the essence of domestic travel in China. Witness their hilarious mishaps with Didi, their awe at the futuristic airport technology, and their surprising discovery of a DJI store! Join them as they explore Xian and embark on a flight to Zhangjiajie, sharing their honest and heartwarming experiences along the way.
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This vlog by Two Drifters offers a unique perspective on domestic travel within China, focusing on their journey from Xian to Zhangjiajie. The video begins with their experience using DiDi, China's version of Uber, highlighting the need for a Chinese SIM card for seamless navigation. Their journey to Xian International Airport is detailed, showcasing the efficiency of the airport system and the friendly nature of the staff.
The vlog then delves into the security process at the airport, noting the high-tech automated system and the thoroughness of the baggage checks. Two Drifters share their experience of having their bags searched extensively and their power banks scrutinized, emphasizing the importance of clear communication due to the language barrier. Despite the thorough checks, they commend the efficiency of the security process.
One of the most surprising discoveries was a DJI store in the airport, leading to an impromptu shopping spree and an upgrade to their filming equipment. This unexpected event adds a humorous and relatable element to the vlog, showcasing the spontaneous nature of travel. Their flight to Zhangjiajie is documented, highlighting the unexpected turbulence and the compact nature of the plane.
Throughout the video, Two Drifters highlight the friendly nature of the Chinese people, despite the language barrier. Their interactions with airport staff, taxi drivers, and even a stray cat in their hotel, demonstrate the warmth and hospitality they encountered. The vlog concludes with their arrival in Zhangjiajie, leaving viewers wanting to experience the same unique journey. The overall tone is light-hearted and conversational, offering an authentic glimpse into the everyday life and travel experiences within China.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: What was the most challenging part of the trip?
- A: Probably getting a Didi because we didn't have a Chinese number on our SIMs. That was a big mistake!
- Q: What was the most surprising thing you found?
- A: Definitely the DJI store in the airport! We weren't expecting that at all.
- Q: What was the best part of the airport experience?
- A: The automated security system was super cool and efficient! And the people were really friendly.
- Q: How was the flight?
- A: It was pretty uneventful, except for the turbulence. China flights are always a little bumpy, it seems!
- Q: What's your overall impression of domestic travel in China?
- A: It was surprisingly smooth and efficient, especially at the airport. The people were very welcoming, too!