After 5.5 years, living in 2 different cities, travelling all over the country, we are finally leaving China and seeing our families after being apart for over 3 years. Our last few weeks were a bit crazy so here is our journey out of China.
Nico's emotional China goodbye after 5.5 years! From Shanghai lockdown to family reunion in New Zealand, this vlog captures bittersweet moments and surprising adventures.
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After 5.5 years of living and traveling in China, Nico and Jack are finally leaving, reuniting with family after a three-year separation. Their emotional journey is captured in this cinematic vlog, from a Shanghai lockdown to a tearful farewell. Witness their unique experiences, surprising discoveries, and heartwarming moments as they navigate their last days in China, culminating in a maglev train ride and bittersweet goodbyes. Don't miss this heartfelt tale of adventure, family, and saying goodbye to a beloved country.
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13 min
2023
Leaving China: Family Reunion & Farewell Journey
After 5.5 years, living in 2 different cities, travelling all over the country, we are finally leaving China and seeing our families after being apart for over 3 years. Our last few weeks were a bit crazy so here is our journey out of China.
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Leaving China Vlog: Shanghai Lockdown to Family Reunion
Nico's five-and-a-half-year adventure in China comes to a heartwarming end. This emotional cinematic vlog captures their final weeks, filled with reunions and goodbyes. From bustling cityscapes to poignant farewells, Nico's journey is a testament to the power of family and the bittersweet nature of saying goodbye to a beloved country.
More about the current video:(Published on 2023-01-16)
This cinematic travel vlog documents Nico and Jack's emotional journey leaving China after five and a half years. The video begins with their unexpected lockdown in Shanghai, highlighting the frustrations and anxieties of the situation. Despite the challenging circumstances, Nico and Jack find moments of joy and connection, taking a final stroll through Shanghai, capturing pictures, and sharing a final bowl of noodles together.
The vlog then shifts to the practicalities of leaving, showing Nico packing her belongings and the challenges of China's banking system. The couple's emotional farewell is poignant, with Nico visibly upset at leaving her life in China behind. Their journey continues with a thrilling maglev train ride, a unique and memorable experience in China.
The video then follows Nico's solo journey to New Zealand, capturing the anxieties of international travel during the pandemic. Nico's experiences at the airport, including navigating baggage restrictions and food scarcity, are relatable to any long-distance traveler. The vlog also documents Jack's separate journey, including his own challenges and eventual arrival in the UK. The video ends with the heartwarming reunion of Nico with her family in New Zealand, a moment of immense joy and relief after a long separation. Nico reflects on the ups and downs of their time in China, expressing both sadness at leaving and hope for a future return. The video is a touching and honest portrayal of Nico and Jack's experiences, highlighting both the challenges and rewards of living and traveling in China.
The video provides a glimpse into the daily life of foreigners in China, including the unique challenges they face. It is a must-watch for anyone considering living or traveling in China, or for those who simply appreciate a good story of adventure, resilience, and emotional connection.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
Q: What was it like being locked down in Shanghai?
A: It was a bit crazy! We were stuck in a hotel for five days, waiting for our tests to come back.
Q: What was the most memorable part of your trip?
A: Definitely seeing my family again after three years! It was so emotional.
Q: What was the maglev train like?
A: It was amazing! It felt like we were floating through the air.
Q: What was the hardest part of leaving China?
A: Saying goodbye to my life here and leaving Jack. It was really tough.
Q: What advice would you give to other travelers?
A: Be prepared for the unexpected, and always have a backup plan. And most importantly, cherish every moment!
