搭越南通宵火车，前往越南最西北的边境地区，与中国仅一江之隔，中国越南的边城生活大对比！🇨🇳🇻🇳【阿树闯越南】EP18

搭越南通宵火车，前往越南最西北的边境地区，与中国仅一江之隔，中国越南的边城生活大对比！🇨🇳🇻🇳【阿树闯越南】EP18

The lives of Vietnamese people are getting better and better. They are traveling abroad. After visiting Halong Bay in the first two episodes, Ashu returned to Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam , and prepared to take the overnight train to the remote border areas between Vietnam and China for the first time . These border towns that are not tourist areas do not have the hustle and bustle of European and American tourists. Instead, they attracted my interest in exploration. A river separates two countries. The south side of the river is Lao Cai City, Lao Cai Province, Vietnam , and the north side of the river is Hekou Yao Autonomous County, Yunnan Province, China. The styles of the two sides are very different. Welcome to watch Ashu’s Adventures in Vietnam Episode 18. The fourth day in Hanoi. Now we are going to the next stop , Lao Cai City , Lao Cai Province, a city on the border between China and Vietnam . The bus is coming from China Yes, the driver taught me Vietnamese. Now I’m taking a taxi to the Hanoi train station in Vietnam. Now I’m going to the next stop, which is to the north of Vietnam. Because to the north is the plateau mountainous area of ​​Vietnam. It’s a place where Vietnam’s high mountain ethnic minorities live. So I want to go to the village in the mountain to see what the Vietnamese countryside looks like. So now I’m going to take a train in Vietnam for the first time in my life . It’s an overnight train . Before, I only called for motorcycles when I took Grab (Vietnam’s taxi app). This is the first time I called a car. It’s about two kilometers and it seems to cost 15 to 18 yuan. I want to ask how much Vietnamese dong you can earn in a day’s work. Eh Bonnie Vernon Zhang mengni Eh okay you say about 1.6 million Vietnamese dong, which is close to 500 yuan (about 70 US dollars). The average monthly income is 3,000-3,500 Vietnamese dong , which is close to 10,000 RMB. This income is not small. Bye. Take a taxi for about two kilometers, about 65,000 Vietnamese dong, which is about 20 yuan. Then I arrived at Hanoi station, the train station in Vietnam. This is the first time I came to the train station in Vietnam to experience what it’s like to take a train in Vietnam. Ticket officeThe ticket office of Vietnam’s railway station . There is a fan on top. I like traveling by train because I feel safe on the train. I am on the sp3 train and in channel 8. The departure time is written on the display. The waiting hall on the second floor is full of passengers preparing to board the train. If you take the 10 pm train to Lao Cai Province, what if you are some European and American tourists? They will probably transfer from Lao Cai Province to Sapa. Sapa is a tourist destination in Vietnam known as the “Little Switzerland of Vietnam”. I am on the 10 pm train . I look around and see what the waiting hall on the second floor of Hanoi Railway Station looks like. There are several entrances here . This railway station is very international. There are many foreign tourists. Tourists from various countries can be seen here . Young people in Vietnam are preparing to travel . This train has a shelter to protect it from the wind and rain. I walked in and there was no ticket inspector. Maybe he will check the tickets when you enter the carriage . It was raining, so I didn’t take a picture of the front of Hanoi Railway Station. Let’s take a look at the picture . There is a display board showing the sp3 of different trains . The departure time is 10 o’clock in the evening. It arrives at Lao Cai City at about 6 o’clock in the morning of the next day. I feel that I enjoy taking pictures of every train station because I feel that it is fresh. This is a fun place for traveling abroad. I had dinner too early, I had dinner at five o’clock, and now I am a little hungry. It is 9:30 now. This is S 3. Don’t Vietnamese trains have those hard seats? It seems that they are all sleeper berths . Uh, this one has a wooden floor and the layout is like the soft sleeper carriages in China. I have a look at seat No. 1. It is a small private room with four beds. It is not as exaggerated as in China where there are three layers, so the upper berth is not that uncomfortable. You see , the upper berth has a lot of space. There is air conditioning. There is also a loudspeaker here for voice announcements. There are some clothes drying racks on the loudspeaker. The wooden wall looks very antique. There are about 12345677 small private rooms in a carriage , which means there are about 28 beds. There is a small cart selling snacks, so don’t be hungry. Tonight, the upper berth in the washbasin and bathroom is very close to the air conditioning outlet. It’s a bit cold. But this blanket is quite thin. There are not so many steps for ticket checking at Vietnam Railway Station . You don’t need to check your ticket when entering the train station. Only when you enter this carriage, there is a staff member who will check your electronic ticket and then let you in . The noise is so loud. A berth with a bed can sit for about 7 hours for only more than 120 yuan (about 16 US dollars). Here we pass Hanoi’s famous Train Street. There are coffee shops on both sides . The train passes by coffee customers. I feel that this train carriage is shaking left and right. The next morning (the air conditioner was too cold all night), the train was shaking violently. I slept carelessly. At 5:44 in the morning, we arrived at Lao Cai City soon. The conductor knocked on the door of each carriage and shouted “Lao Cai”. “Lao Cai” Lao Cai City. Overnight, we went from the steel and concrete forest of the city to a green world. We finally arrived at Lao Cai City, a border town in Vietnam, in Lao Cai Province . The train was very shaking. Lao Cai Province in Vietnam is located in the northwest of Vietnam. It is one of the northernmost border provinces of Vietnam and borders China’s Yunnan Province. It covers an area of ​​about 6,000 square kilometers and is mainly mountainous . The altitude varies greatly. The highest peak is Pansibang Peak . We will also climb this mountain (the highest peak in Vietnam) in the rest of our journey. It is also the highest peak in the entire Indochina Peninsula . Lao Cai Province is a multi-ethnic settlement area. The main ethnic groups include the Kinh (the main ethnic group in Vietnam), the Miao, the Yao, the Nung, the Tu, etc. It should have rained heavily here last night. You can see that the water is flowing very fast . I’m really worried that if it rains harder , these small houses in the depressions will be flooded directly. Lao Cai welcome to Lao Cai. It was dawn at 5 o’clock in the morning, Vietnam time. Before that, we visited Mong Cai City, Quang Ninh Province, which is equivalent to today’s Lao Cai Province. Lao Cai City is both a border city of Vietnam. Oh, maybe, oh, thank you, thank you, wow, we got off the station A picture full of history comes to my face, like some old railway stations in China, like some scenes in old movies , with a sense of cinema. Look at the colors and the feeling above . The train attendants are very enthusiastic and help passengers to hold their luggage. Many of the people on this train are foreigners. They transfer from Lao Cai to Sabah, a tourist destination in Vietnam. Oh, there are some pictures and some old images of the station . There are many drivers (hotel shuttle buses) at the entrance of the station. I feel that the waves of drivers are foreigners. If I go to the port now, I will start from Hekou County in Yunnan. After playing in Hekou County, I will go back to Lao Cai Province and then go to Sabah. It should be three or four kilometers from here to the customs . Basically, the foreigners who come to Lao Cai are all going to Sabah. It is only 6:10 in the morning. Is the port open? OK 30,000 Vietnamese Dong (about 9 yuan). It’s 9 yuan to take a bus from here to the port. You see, the other side should be Hekou County, across the river . The lady who came to the currency exchange said that the port will not open for another hour . The exchange rate here is the highest. I have ever experienced that one yuan can be exchanged for 3,700 Vietnamese Dong. This is never seen so high. Uh Vietnamese bread, Vietnamese chicken noodles. It seems that there is a fruit wholesale market here , which is near the port. It starts to get busy at 6:30 in the morning. There are longans. Longans and lychees are on the market now. It rained heavily last night and the river water turned yellow. The other side is still Lao Cai Province. These Vietnamese backpackers have also started to move out. They just carry large suitcases to China to purchase goods and then move them back to Vietnam. The Vietnamese
merchants give them some commissions and hard work fees. Now they are heading towards the port. Hello, how much is this ? Much, I don’t understand. I asked around. These mangoes are 90,000 VND per kilogram. Usually, we see those vendors pushing bicycles to sell fruits on the streets of Vietnam. They come to this place to buy goods . The unit of weight usually used in Vietnam is one kilogram, not one catty . Mangoes are 30,000 VND per kilogram and 9 yuan. It’s quite unique. This glutinous rice is covered with this quilt . The insulation blanket is 3 yuan per portion. 10,000 VND per portion is sprinkled with some crushed peanuts. Okay , this portion of glutinous rice is quite a lot . It seems to be close to 500 grams. This crushed peanut smells very fragrant. There are not only crushed peanuts in it, but also this one , which seems to be this mung bean paste. This is the most affordable breakfast. It seems that the red dates are very popular. They are sold in bags. Buy a bag for 50,000 VND and 15 yuan. It’s past 7 o’clock now. I see cars of tourists getting off here. When I asked, they were Vietnamese. They were going to travel to China and were going to enter China. The lives of Vietnamese people are getting better and better. They all travel abroad. Of course , there are also cars of European and American tourists. They are staying in hotels here. There are special buses to pick up and drop off these Vietnamese tour groups in Sabah to Kunming , Lijiang , and Dali. Exit I talked to a young girl at the exit channel . They were a Vietnamese tour group, and they were on a 4-day tour in China, going to Kunming for two days and Dali for two days. There were quite a lot of young girls there. I was going to eat some cross-border sticky rice. Vietnam’s economy is getting better and better, and the lives of the Vietnamese people are getting better and better. Behind me was a large Vietnamese tour group preparing to travel to China. It was really fast to exit Vietnam . It took only one minute to line up , and then the border inspection officer looked at my passport and visa, stamped it, and then came out. It took less than two minutes to prepare to enter China. I have been taking photos here in Hekou County, Yunnan, China for many years. Young girls seem to come to China for tourism. Most of them are girls, but there are fewer boys. In front is the Hekou Port of the People’s Republic of China. Hekou, China. This is the stamp I got when I entered Vietnam from Pingxiang Port in Pingxiang City, China not long ago. Everyone has to line up here to take pictures. Haha. I’ll stay in Hekou for a day, and then I’ll go back to Vietnam . The reason I’m going back to China so soon is because of the camera lens. I have to send a lens back to the manufacturer for processing. China and Vietnam are good neighbors connected by mountains and rivers, good friends who share honor and disgrace , good comrades with similar ideals, and good partners for win-win cooperation. The sign above says that we passed by a China-Vietnam border river again. The last time was at the Beilun River in Mong Cai City and Dongxing City . Some border residents in Lao Cai, Vietnam, were like a daily routine for them. But some Vietnamese tourists who may have never been to China seemed quite excited. For example, on my right hand side is Lao Cai Province in Vietnam, and on my left hand side is Hekou County in Yunnan, China. Look at the scenery on both sides (Nanxi River, i.e. Red River). There is a railway bridge opposite . There is also a special passage for suitcases. I am now walking through Hekou, China. I have returned to China again. The immigration hall of this port building on the Chinese side is here. This is my return to China. The process of returning to China is very smooth, that is, entering China. The conversation took less than two minutes. I saw familiar Chinese characters. It was very friendly. The signboards of the shops were all in Chinese. I sent the lens back to the manufacturer to take a look. The architecture of the Hekou Port was quite similar to that of the Great Hall of the People. The shops on the street connected to the gate of the port were all in Chinese and Vietnamese. A large number of Vietnamese people work in Hekou County, Yunnan, China. It is very convenient for them to work here if they hold a border resident certificate. It is just like Dongxing City in Guangxi. Therefore, there are many young men from China who live in Hekou County just to find Vietnamese wives . Both cars were driven by female drivers. Alian rice noodles, Vietnamese food Vietnamese spring rolls , gala meat, Vietnamese dipped chicken, cold lemon chicken . All the stall owners can speak Vietnamese and Chinese. Let’s eat this transnational glutinous rice ball first. It was brought all the way from Vietnam to China. It’s as big as 3 yuan for a glutinous rice ball. And this is the peanut crumbs that have been soaked into the glutinous rice. Wow, it’s delicious. The peanut and sesame crumbs are salty and so solid. Such a glutinous rice ball is only 3 yuan. Let’s post a video first. Some viewers left a message asking why you always eat roadside stalls and street snacks. Because street snacks are the most common and can be understood the most. The food culture of the local people. You see, this glutinous rice ball is inlaid with some soybean paste and something like glutinous rice cake. Vietnam travel is not bad. I saw shared bicycles in China. Ha, this handsome boy bought a big I bought 100 yuan worth of jackfruit and planned to take it to Kunming. I just chatted with the guy for a while and he asked me, ” Are you here to find a wife? ” Maybe he has met many Chinese young men who come to Vietnam or the border to find a wife, so he blurted out, “Are you here to find a wife?” China is still very convenient in terms of life, express delivery, travel, and the asphalt roads are also quite spacious. There is a river opposite the Yiwu Special Commodity Supermarket. I guess some Vietnamese people carry two big suitcases and come to places like this to buy goods and then bring them back to Vietnam. The Vietnamese specialty store sells coffee. This feels very Guangxi, and it is also this scene in Guangxi. The trees are green everywhere and quite tall . Shared bicycles can be seen everywhere. Traveling in Vietnam depends on motorcycle taxis. Let’s take a look at Lao Cai Province on the other side of the river . Today The weather is nice. Frankly speaking, in terms of the aesthetics of this kind of houses, Vietnam is better. I mean, why is the hotel time showing 9:11? Ha, it’s an hour faster than my time. My phone is still in Vietnam time. When I arrived in China, there were fewer cars on the road, especially motorcycles. Moreover, all the motorcycles here are electric vehicles, and there are basically no fuel vehicles. Chinese customs. Now I have to go to the express delivery point to send the lens to the Hekou customs port. Hotels like Hekou are all in Chinese and Vietnamese. In Vietnam, I haven’t seen a Tesla. I started to see Teslas when I arrived in China. I went to the SF Express delivery point. It’s not open yet and there’s no one. Okay, it’s done. A stone fell from my heart. Auntie who runs the Vietnamese rice noodle rolls, hello, use a bamboo stick to split it in half and then roll it up into two pieces Is one of them vegetarian? Is there any meat? This is black fungus , not shiitake mushrooms . This is fried pork with chopped green onions. Dumplings are 12 yuan each. Please help us promote them, right? Haha, let’s record some delicious food from different places. 12 yuan each . There are 20 dumplings in a portion. Some are stuffed with cabbage and pork, and some are stuffed with leeks and pork. I’m ready to spend a lot of money to book a cross-border river view room. You can see the scenery of Vietnam on the other side . From a high altitude, you can see the scenery of Vietnam. That’s all for this episode. If you think it’s well shot, please don’t forget to like and subscribe to my channel. This is a great support for me. In the next episode, we will explore the Hekou Yao Autonomous County on this side of China in depth. What street food does it have and what kind of local customs and practices does it have? Thank you for watching. I’m Atlas. See you next time

0:00影片介紹intro
0:47搭車去河內火車站
04:35從河內搭通宵火車去老街市
12:01越南老街口岸人文
17:34從越南入境中國
21:52與越南一河之隔的雲南河口
27:00影片結尾end

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