Beijing Breakfast to Submerged Great Wall Q&A: Honest Travel

The Truth About Traveling China (Q&A) 🇨🇳

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The Truth About Traveling China (Q&A) 🇨🇳
Hugh Abroad2026-03-2925 min

In this Q&A travel diary, Hugh Abroad begins in Beijing with a traditional breakfast of fresh soy milk and youtiao from a street vendor. He then visits a remarkable submerged section of the Great Wall at Panjiakou, where he spends time exploring the wall before sitting down to answer viewer questions. He shares his honest thoughts after traveling across China, describing the country as eye opening with incredible food and a unique culture that left a lasting impression. He expresses gratitude for the audience’s support and teases that next week he’ll explore a brand new country.

--- Hugh Abroad
March 29, 2026, Spring in China

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The Truth About Traveling China (Q&A) 🇨🇳

In this Q&A style travelogue, Hugh Abroad starts in Beijing, where he enjoys a traditional Chinese breakfast of fresh soy milk and youtiao from a local street spot. He then travels to one of the most unique sections of the Great Wall, specifically a part that’s submerged in water at Panjiakou. After exploring the wall, he sits down to answer viewer questions, sharing his honest impressions after traveling across China. He reflects on his favorite food and favorite city, whether China feels as modern as people say, what surprised him the most, and whether he would return. He describes China as one of the most eye-opening destinations he’s visited, highlighting incredible food, unique culture, and unforgettable experiences. He closes by thanking viewers for their support and hints that next week he’ll start in a brand new country, sparking curiosity about future travels.

Beijing Breakfast to Submerged Great Wall Q&A: Honest Travel

In this Q&A, I head to the Great Wall to answer your questions about travelling in China, including my favourite food, my favourite city, whether China is as modern as people say, what surprised me the most, and if I would come back. We start in Beijing with a traditional Chinese breakfast, fresh...