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Alina Mcleod reflects on her final days in Guangzhou, a city that has become a second home. From the lush green parks to the seamless public transit, she marvels at China's unique blend of nature, safety, and convenience. Her journey through a vibrant fashion district, a dim sum feast, and a sunset river cruise captures the essence of why she'll miss this country deeply.
More about the current video:(Published on 2026-05-20)
Alina Mcleod returns to Guangzhou for a full-circle moment before flying home. She shares what she'll miss most about China: the expansive parks like Tayon Haye, the world-class public transit, and the exceptional cleanliness and safety—especially on the metro. She dives into the convenience of QR code payments and the lack of tipping culture, then explores a massive fashion district where knockoffs and wholesale bargains abound. A dim sum tasting introduces her to new flavors (crab-shrimp dumplings, custard sesame balls), and she contemplates visiting the Canton Tower under overcast skies. Ultimately, she opts for a Pearl River boat ride at dusk, marveling at the city lights. She ends with a bittersweet note: while she loves visiting, the language barrier makes living there impossible. She teases a video on things she dislikes and a business-class flight home.
