- 49Does Chinese Medicine Really Help? Explore Huqingyutang cafe for a light, medicinally inspired drink before or after visiting the clinic proper.If you’re nervous about needles, communicate with the doctor and consider trying moxibustion and cupping first, as part of a combined approach.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 46Live in China Valentine's Day in GuangzhouWhen choosing a noodle place, always look for boiling water. This is a crucial indicator of freshness and quality for your meal.Southern China experiences incredibly hot summers. It's highly recommended to visit during the winter months to avoid excessive sweating and discomfort.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 44TOP 2 Things to do in CHENGDU CHINA (Insane Szechuan Hot Pot !!!)Plan two highlight activities in Chengdu: hot pot and pandas. Start with a famous hot pot spot to soak in Sichuan flavor.Mala basics: ma = numb, la = spicy. Expect numbing heat; adjust spice level up or down as needed in pot.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 43Searching for a Lama in China's most hidden region...Go with an open mind: remote monasteries can feel otherworldly. Dress modestly, learn a few greetings in Mandarin or Tibetan phrases, and be respectful of religious spaces.If hitchhiking, negotiate clearly and be prepared to pay a small, flexible fare. Local drivers may offer quick, direct rides to desired areas if you show willingness to adapt plans.Lhasa / Tibet
- 41I Saw How China Is Preparing for a Post-Western World (America Falling Behind)Traveling between Beijing and Tianjin is incredibly fast and convenient via the bullet train, making it an easy day trip or short excursion.Visit the Lou Ban Workshop to see cutting-edge innovation projects, including robotics and advanced transit systems, showcasing China's technological development.Tianjin
- 40Travel Day to Hong Kong! 🇭🇰 Flying Air Chinapack light vegan-friendly snacks for long transits; airport food can be limited in some airports; bring a small power bank under the limit (check airline rules)HK airport taxi vs Uber: taxi is straightforward; Uber is available but signs can be confusing; if you’re short on time, a taxi may be fasterHong Kong
- 39China's MOST Luxurious Train You Have NEVER Heard Of 🚃Huayun Travel offers the line; book via travel specialist; routes include Sichuan to Guizhou; multiple journeys like Silk Road Express.wifi often uses 88888888; onboard schedule includes bar, dining car, social spaces, and karaoke—great for group travelers.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 38Visiting China's Job Hunting Street As A Black Tourist, Here's What HappenedVisiting on weekends offers a more relaxed atmosphere with higher energy levels on the streets, making it ideal for exploration and experiencing local life.If your clothes are too long or too big, finding a local tailor is a common practice to get them custom-fitted, a service readily available.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 37FIRST TIME UNIVERSAL STUDIOS BEIJING! CHINA VLOG 🇬🇧Staying on-site at the Universal Studios Grand Hotel grants you 1-hour early entry to the park, starting at 9:00 AM when the park officially opens at 10:00 AM.Getting to Universal Studios Beijing from the center of Beijing takes approximately 40 minutes by Didi (ride-sharing service).Beijing
- 35My British Dad’s Honest View on China After His First Time in Beijing Double-check passport numbers and tickets before travel; if a mismatch occurs, rebook quickly. The film shows how a quick fix can save a day and reduce stress at the rail desk.If you miss a train, head to the ticket office or the next available option; the system is designed to keep you moving with government support.Beijing
- 34This Video Will Change Your View Of China! (no more lies) Start with a quick walk through an ultra-modern metro hub to set the tone of rapid urban development.Notice the 5G networks and tech integration inside the metro to illustrate everyday digital infrastructure.guangzhouchengduwuhan / guangdong
- 33I 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
- 31Why We Chose THIS City To Live In Rent an electric scooter in Hangzhou’s old town area to loop from your community to the West Lake, then on to Hefang Jie for a compact, car-free city exploration.Try a small tasting trail on Hefang Jie: Longjing tea pastry, mandarin pastry, and a salted egg pastry to sample the region’s flavors and textures.Hangzhou / Zhejiang
- 30I Showed My British Dad China’s Dark Past (He Was Speechless)Tickets to the museum are free to promote learning; use this as a reminder that some memorials offer free access for educational purposes.Security rules: lockers, no tripods, and identity checks; plan ahead for luggage storage and authentication methods.Beijing
- 29$3.50 Chicken & Duck Rice in Shenzhen! (Unbelievably Good!)Explore Shiko Old Street on foot to discover local eateries and stalls; use on-ground translations to pick dishesAsk for chili oil and try the herb-topped chicken/duck rice; expect generous portions for the price (try the soup included)Shenzhen / Guangdong
- 28My British Dad Was Skeptical About China… Then He Saw ItHelp your first-timer with WeChat and Alipay setup, and keep a translator handy for the metro to smooth out navigation.Choose the metro for long city hops; it’s cheaper and gives a sense of local life, but be prepared for crowds and cold weather.Beijing
- 27Europeans Experience China’s Little Africa for the First Time… and This HappenedArrive with a local contact and blend into market culture rather than sticking to tourist zones; ask vendors about origin and price to build rapport.Visit markets after 5 pm for peak activity; expect crowds, bargaining, and a mix of African and Asian merchants.Guangzhou / Guangdong
- 26All Alone on The Great Wall of China! Beijing to JinshanlingChoose Jinshanling for quieter crowds and higher photo opportunities; book a self-guided option if you want flexibility and time to soak in the views.Get to the pickup point early; Beijing traffic can be heavy, and subway/bus options may save time if you’re tight on schedule.Beijing
- 25First Impressions of Wuhan, China! Insane high-speed rail, stinky tofu, beef noodlesIf you’re chasing iconic tastes in dense cities, go with the flow of the crowd. Let the queues tell you what to try next, and don’t be afraid to step back if a scent seems off—sometimes the best bites come from the boldest risks.When trying stinky tofu, start with a small portion and add chili or broth to balance the aroma. Observe locals’ lines—they’re often a good signal that a vendor knows their crowd.Wuhan / Hubei
- 24Where 4 Countries Meet: Afghanistan’s SECRET Border 🇦🇫🇹🇯🇵🇰 I S3, EP24Learn about Wakhan Corridor’s strategic Silk Road value and its status as a borderland between Tajikistan and Afghanistan; visit hot springs for rest after rugged terrain.Visit Bibi Fatima Hot Spring in a canyon; hot mineral waters (~40C) can soothe long days on motorcycles; modest cultural taboos are explained by locals.langarishkashimkhorog
- 23Life in a Working-Class Chinese neighborhood (media LIES! - biggest pork steak is so delicious!)Chinese people are very helpful and will walk with you to show you the place you are looking for.The working-class meals provide a lot of energy and protein, perfect for a fulfilling meal.Nanjing / Jiangsu
- 22Most Insane Market in China’s ancient capital: salted duck, Chinese sushi, Legendary BunsAccepting offered snacks from locals can lead to delightful and unexpected culinary discoveries in the market.Observe vendors making food to understand their specialty and choose the freshest items.Nanjing / Jiangsu
- 21FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF BEIJING, CHINA! 🇬🇧First impressions can be chaotic—embrace the energy but stay aware of local traffic and crowds when navigating taxis.When staying somewhere special, communicate dietary needs in advance; hotels often accommodate vegan/vegetarian diets with advance notice.Beijing
- 20Food adventure in Chongqing’s district with a SECRET!Ask locals for the best Dou Hua Fan stalls; go with the crowd to find authentic sauce blends and try adding extra chili and Zha Cai to your tofu puddingAllocate time for the underground tunnel system; plan a full day including the 60,000-worker project and scale highlights like the height and multiple tunnel levelsChongqing
- 19American confused in Chengdu, China eating exotic Chinese food (Chinese duck fried, Bingfen, pancakeAsk vendor for Dan Hong Ga pancake options and toppings; use basic phrases or gesture to communicate with non-Chinese speakers, and opt for a version with more meat if that’s preferred.If chasing pig brain, expect a long, spicy sauce and a creamy texture; pace yourself, and pair with a cooling dessert to balance heat.Chengdu / Sichuan
- 18The side of Chongqing food NOBODY talks about….Begin with a breakfast of Wan Za Mian to experience Chongqing’s iconic yet non-spicy flavor base; stir quickly to balance chili oil and noodles.Learn the art of mixing Chongqing Xiao Mian well; ensure the chili oil, spices, and noodles stay balanced for the signature texture.Chongqing
- 16World’s Most Dramatic Border Crossing - The Pamir Highway 🇹🇯 I S3, EP21Start the Pamir Highway as Osh to Sary Tash; study border options and forecast; bring ample clothing layers and food.Border note: border control in Kyrgyzstan may have power shortages after 8am—leave early to avoid crossing delays.Kashgar / Xinjiang
- 15Bustling Market in Old Shanghai: thickest scallion pancake, Shengjian Manto and Iconic Morning BitesDip into the crispy edge buns for the signature crackle; look for the charred bottom for contrast in texture.Watch buns being made in the back and brought to the front; timing is everything for freshness and aroma.Shanghai
- 12China's MOST Russian City 🇷🇺 I S3, EP14Prices and bargaining: try local fresh fruits and yogurt; ask for small portions to taste before buyingDrink habits: milk tea with nai pi zi topping; sample fermented drinks like boza from Kazakh shops; watch for salt and sugar levels in dairyYiningIli / Xinjiang
- 11Where CHINA meets KAZAKHSTAN 🇰🇿 I S3, EP13Arrive at Tacheng border area: meet locals, drink milk tea, and sample homemade butter and naan; practice patience with cross-border conversations and watch for language blends (Mandarin, Kazakh, Uyghur) while learning about mixed ethnic identities.Explore Tacheng’s multicultural street life: Russian bread, Napoleon cake, and Chinese–Kazakh street exchanges highlight the border’s historical trading character.Urumqi / Xinjiang
- 10The REAL Life of Uyghurs in China I S3, EP11Ask locals for directions; ask about the family name Mehmet Ali and Merzi Ali to locate their home. Use Mandarin-friendly phrasing and rely on villagers’ local knowledge.Observe traditional Turpan homes with small windows to stay cool; note how architecture supports airflow and summer shading.Turpan / Xinjiang
- 8China’s Undiscovered Beauty That Made me CRY: Hiking Wugongshan and the Underrated City of Ji’anStart early to beat the heat, and pace yourself for a 90-minute mountain hike with proper footwear and water.Capture variety with steadier shots; use lightweight gear to stay nimble on stairs and trails, and consider a light drone for dramatic mountain panoramas.JiAn / Jiangxi
- 7Lijiang to Shaxi to Dali – Easy Bus & Carpool Travel | Yunnan Old Towns Adventure Check bus terminal location in advance; confirm bus timetable to Shaxi and bring small change for tea eggs and snacks.Snacks and a cigarette break before boarding; station shops often have quick bites and tissues—keep essentials handy.LijiangShaxiDali / Yunnan
- 6Virtual 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
- 5Incredible Chinese Food Tour In Shanghai, China Set expectations for a food-focused day and pace yourself across multiple stalls to sample a broad spectrum of traditional snacks.Watch for dishes that signal Shanghai’s local crab paste tradition and try a mix of steamed then fried buns for authentic texture.Shanghai
- 3My first impressions of Zhujiajiao, China (China’s Ancient Watertown) Use a local guide if you want context and photos; it’s easy to wander, but a guide helps capture moments and explain the town’s history.Ask a guide to take you to a viewpoint off the main path for a quieter, postcard-perfect shot of the canals.ZhujiajiaoShanghai / Shanghai
- 2How to Spend 14 Days in China | Our 2 Week Vlog MEGACUT Use Alipay/WeChat QR menus to order at most shops (no language barrier) and collect items at pick‑up counters.Metro is navigable with QR codes; many stations have multiple exits and lines for easy transfers; pay with digital wallet.beijingxi anshanghai
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