I Was Told to NOT Love CHINA… Yet Here I Am
Hey guys my name is Jack to and welcome to my YouTube channel at the that wo China China China China China China well so they have these business class booths here almost seems like we’re already on the
Train got lounges as well even this guy over here is having a little sleep yeah let’s go find some food there’s uh free tea coffee drinks and I believe also food as well so let’s see okay so this Lounge here is really really nice no one here really beautiful got
Heaps of snacks got a coffee here as well and I just went to the bathroom and as soon as I open the door to the cubicle the toilet lead opened automatically I didn’t know we were in Japan Japan has really good electronic toilets so yeah let’s give this uh snack here a
Try it’s like mixed between like popcorn and like a biscuit just up here they actually have a screen of the mountains with clouds China just blows my mind you know when you’re in a country where they build everything for the rest of the world they can Source really unique things like
This really quickly really cheaply so yeah the standard of living here is really high and it’s actually improved in the last you know 20 years a quick fun fact for you the Chinese country as a whole has actually brought 8 million people out of poverty in the last 20 or 30 years which
Is absolutely amazing so we’re now going up to boarding it’s actually really cool the uh staff here came to get us and tell us you got AB board now so yeah let’s get on this train so this is actually shanghai’s main station now they did recently just open a brand new
One before that this was the main station here so I think we’re on Platform 9 so we just got to find that okay so we are at Platform 9 and this is our train down here so let’s get on
So we are Carriage 8 which is right at the front of the train wow all right let’s get on so first impressions of this business class train here in Shanghai well as you can see I
Can lay completely flat and go to sleep if I want to it’s a shame that we’re only on this train for 45 minutes otherwise we could have slept flat today so cool they just handed us
A pillow as well which is really nice and I think we’ll also get some snacks and maybe a drink maybe even a meal let’s see and I forgot to mention the leg room is crazy also this cabin only
Has 1 2 3 4 five so yeah really lucky so this ticket was about $22 to get which I think is very affordable the windows are so nice to film out of so yeah going to be getting you guys the
Best views so as you can see it is raining but that’s not going to be a problem because once we get to sudo apparently the rain is going to stop only a 10% chance so fingers crossed for that
Okay so we just got some snacks little bottle of water box of goodies and a tow to wipe your face like a napkin let’s see what’s inside this box of goodies pastries little croissant and Biscuits and More biscuits pretty good for a 45min minute Journey pretty happy so we’ve also just been
Kindly given some slippers as well I don’t know why you would need these for 45 minutes but hey pretty cool so these High-Speed Rail trains actually go all the way up to 380 km hour but
Today we probably won’t pass anything over 300 uh just due to we don’t really need to the service is already very very quick but these trains can go up to 380 which is just absolutely crazy considering some of the high speed rail in like Europe or somewhere this is like a really really
Cool train so very interesting and this business class is like very very luxury so very lucky so right now we’re passing through the city of kunan probably never heard of it before but this city has 1.6 million people just shows the size of China it is crazy I’m not sure what the current
Population is because it grows every day but I’ll put the current population of China right here okay Okay so we’ve now arrived at sujo station a city of 8 million people about the same size
As London to put it into perspective and this is meant to be an old sort of town dating back to 514 BC Okay so we’ve just arrived to the one of the main attractions here the old Center here
In sudro now as you can see behind me I’m not too sure what they’re building I think a bridge but this Chinese guy here just jumped straight into the water I swear they’re always building something here in China another note is this water is super clean I can
See to the bottom so clear and also some of these buildings here also some parts of this town around here Dat Back to 514 BC can you believe that maybe some of the these Pebble Stones here some of these Stones I’m not too sure so yeah let’s go around and check it
Out obviously this is a really really popular tourist spot here you can actually see people dressed up in traditional dresses just these girls here behind me it’s quite similar to the Japanese traditional dresses because it’s Sunday it’s a day out for most of the Chinese here a day
Off work so we’re joined by the local crowds but I haven’t seen one other Foreigner here yet so yeah you’re definitely getting the local experience all to yourself which is really really awesome okay so we just picked up our tickets then uh no Foreigner price all the prices are
The same about $12 for this so hopefully it’s worth it let’s see you can learn those two words when you come to China niow hello and shes thank you really good to have that otherwise any other Chinese I got no idea
So I actually forgot to mention what this place is called This is called The Humble administrators Garden I don’t know what admin straighter means sounds sort of corporate doesn’t it but yeah this is the lovely garden and people are really like dressed up really really nicely in their
Traditional clothes and taking a lot of Instagrams and stuff but you also have the older people who are just here enjoying it and then yeah younger people as well just enjoying it yeah I’m probably
Going to put the camera down for a little bit and just enjoy it because we did pay $12 for this so get our money’s worth but they have lovely lovely shrines just here niow this person just said hello
Okay so as you can see behind me this sort of looks like a Chinese Garden that you would see anywhere else in the world like Philippines Japan you know when you walk into a Chinese Garden pretty obvious though like I’m like oh this looks like a Chinese Garden then I realized I was
In China so anyway we’re going to walk around the main track here and sort of see what it has to offer it is a little bit crowded I’m not going to lie but still really peaceful and people are
Like very respectful they sort of have lowered their voices down sometimes in China people can just talk talk talk really loud so I have no idea what’s going on in here but everyone’s rubbing this Stone I think it’s some type of Good Luck Stone or something but it was really smooth
On the top and like Jed edges around the side I don’t know pretty cool though one thing that I really love here is the handmade Cobblestone paths as you can see here they actually have a massive
Swan that they’ve made out of tiny little Stones the detail here in these shrines and temples is just incredible all the hand carved artwork in the wood so so epic so around here there’s all these little pockets of different old buildings and little places where you can sit down as well
So it’s sort of like separated from the main Crowder bits too which is really cool to say we’ve just came across some beautiful bonsai trees not Bonsai Bonsai bonsai tree bonsai tree bonsai Bonsai cry kid reference yeah these things are lovely there’s even a really big one here look
At this wow this bonsai tree has fruit on it never seen that before you got the little bonsai trees just here as well so beautiful I know bonsai trees are Japanese traditionally but really cool to see
Okay so we’re just leaving the garden now really really nice I really enjoyed myself there was it worth $12 yes but if you’re a really budget traveler maybe not but overall very good okay so we just came into this local restaurant here um I’m not too sure what it’s called it’s in Chinese
There was no English menu so we just used Google translate and signs and pointing pointless one so we ordered a rice dish vegetables and also tofu or t I’m not too sure what what it was something that’s really interesting about this place is all my Cutlery is wrapped in plastic yeah let’s unwrap
It okay and here is our also our Tempe or tofu dish not too sure what one it is but let’s see and then we’ve got a rice and vegetables coming as well honestly so far in China we have not had one bad meal so lovely so flavorsome really really good
Loving Okay so we’ve absolutely demolished our food here except for the uh temp left a little bit of that but I want to show you guys something really cool now that you’ve probably never seen especially in the west very common here in like China Taiwan Japan so let me show you
That thing right now okay so I’ve just got my matcha ice cream okay you’ve probably heard of matcha Lattes or matchu Pichu but oh yeah let’s give this a try I’m a little bit nervous let’s go oh it’s actually really nice it’s actually really good I was expecting it not to be nice
I’ve seen online like people don’t like it but yeah well this is good okay one thing I just realized as well is they put this little drip tray around it like the Chinese are so Innova
Of course this is what I want a drip tray as you can see it’s already helped me a little bit okay so we have now made it to the Venice of the East if you would call it so yeah this
Is the main reason why we’re here today to see the canals and see what is actually around here because it’s a very famous spot so as I said before this city is actually dated back to 514
BC so yeah this is the main reason why we here today I’ll put some photos up here of what it used to look like I’m sure that it has a lot of history and it’s changed over time dramatically
Did that fruit just look like figure oh yes they put a um a plastic casing around the fruit when it grows and actually molds into one of those faces so it’s sort of an unnatural way of doing it but
Really cool we’re just heading through a busy part of the market here they’re selling all different types of street food dumplings and a whole heap of other things one main thing along this river
Is actually you can rent out one of the boat rides so you can have a boat ride just like in Venice along the canal we won’t really be doing that today because it’s pretty self-explanatory but
If you do have enough time you can definitely come here and do that for sure so people here have actually ordered these massive long M sticks never seen anything like that before I was really shocked and I looked at someone and they’re like why are you looking at me like
That all righty guys so that ends our video here in the ancient city of shjo thank you guys so much for watching please like Please Subscribe and as always guys keep it real cheers
I’ll be honest, before visiting China, I was warned by friends and family that I should NOT fall in love with this complicated country. As an Australian, I was cautioned about the pollution and advised to be wary of the Communist regime that governs China. Yet here I am, cruising along the canals of Suzhou on a gondola and finding myself falling in love with the enduring history and mesmerizing beauty of this ancient water town known as the Venice of the East. With its vast network of stone bridges crossing over rivers and canals, Suzhou sweeps me away to another time. As the sunset casts golden hues along historic Pingjiang Road, and I taste the sweet songpyeon cakes that locals gift me with smiles, my heart fills. How can I not love China when the people welcome me with such warmth and open arms? I was warned not to, but I am falling in love with China all the same. Join me on this journey through the Venice of the East to experience the magic for yourself. And then tell me again that I should not let this complicated yet captivating country capture my heart.
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29 Comments
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im white 26 and live at California, USA… we are taught to hate all things china, including its people, history and culture.
depriving the Chinese people of their culture is one thing, planting it on the Japanese is a whole another level of offensive lmfao
Some places are unreal to me, thx
Fellow Australian says hi 🙂 I wish I could just travel the world lol I've only done like 15 so far.
nice country and very clean.
not like in America.
This is bullshit propaganda. Most of China is off limits to foreigners because they don't want you to see the terrible conditions that still plague the vast majority of the communist dictatorship.
I am sick and tired of the Western China bashing.😢
China is an amazing place, awe-inspiring.
Thats why I lived in various cihies in Shandong fof 5 years.
I have also been to Suzhou, ❤❤
Thank you for your video, much love to you.
Awesome video…. The word Bonsai came from Japan, but the art of tree sculpturing started from China over 1,000bc.
Bonsai is a Japanese word, however , if you ask a Japanese, you would be probably told that bonsai is the translation of Chinese "盆栽".
it's the 9:38 spread covid stone
You said China brought 8 million people out of poverty in 20 years. It's actually 800 million people! It was the fastest poverty reduction in human history
The girls are wearing Hanfu! This is the costume of the Han Dynasty of China , which has been around for more than 2,200 years.Japanese women's clothing comes from the Tang Dynasty of China. However, they added a backpack on the back.
That is Chinese pavilion, not Japanese shrines. The architecture of Japan is modeled after the architecture of the Tang Dynasty in China. The history of Japan is only about 1,700 years old. And China has a history of nearly 6,000 years.According to archaeological records. More than 6,000 years ago, there were already bonsai in ancient China.You should do a good job of studying the history of China.
I like watching touring videos because of the food.
Who told you not to love China? I want to know. I want NAMES.
It's a measure of how mind-bending China's achievement numbers are that it's in fact 800 million people and not 8 million people that China has managed to bring out of poverty in the last 30 years!
日本很多文化都是复制的中国文化,他们只是略微改动了一点而已,茶,汉字,樱花,锦鲤,服饰,建筑,书法,盆栽,乐器,筷子,传说故事,甚至节日,很多很多,韩国也一样。
I have visited China twice
I just love it ❤
Traveled from Beijing to Shanghai on the fast train
Will recommend any time
China's economy is collapsing, collapsing! 400 million people out enjoying Winter Snow activities. Ski resorts grew from 400, two three years ago to 700. China is in deep freeze. LOL
There have been many vids like yours. Its so very apparent that the Western media have been spouting false information about China to discourage Westerners from visiting the country.
Well, the truth is if you have not venture there, your entire perception of China is all screwed by your own media.
Fyi, Bonsai is not Japanese origin. They origin in China and copied by the Japanese.
Chinese call it Pengcai.
I want you China ..!
Aguante China ..!
El salvavidas del nuevo Orden …㊗️🖐️😀🍷
Great video 👍
Your vocal is very comfortable for listening , thank you
“Pen zai” is indeed a transliteration from Chinese, referring to the art of cultivating plants in pots or trays. It's a traditional Chinese art form that involves growing and shaping miniature trees or landscapes in containers.
People, please understand your governments. If they don't trash talk about China, how could they drown you from thinking for yourselves? Imagine many people in your nations have experience visiting China and taking the high speed train. What would happen to your government? Do you think they will "change" and give you the same things? Of course not! Then you will be angry and the society will be in chaos. So the only way to avoid such a situation is simply trash talk about China to a point that your mind is totally confused. Yes, you know there is trash talking and China is not what is being described as the in West Media. But there is enough confusion that by the time you figure it out, you are already OLD.
By the time you are old, you can no longer make waves. Your only objective is to get retired and then travel around the world. Who cares if you figure out China is great. As long as the NEW GENERATION of your people continue believing the same old same Western trash talk about China, it is good enough!
Hi Jack. China has brought 800 million people out of poverty, not 8 million. It's quite impressive what the government has done for it's people. Western media has vilify China for a long time. The best way to find out is just like you, go visit and experience yourself first hand. Keep up the great video Jack. Can't get enough of your China trip.