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Shocked? Confused? Why I Hid This Channel From My Family — Until Now | Being a Chinese Youtuber

152K views · 7 Nov 2026

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  • @moonlights9146 · 2 days ago (edited)

    There are tons of Chinese content on YouTube now Guyi, we’re not here because you’re in China, we’re here because of the unique storytelling and your channel feels like old YouTube, where people just shared their daily lives. We actually relate to you, and you explore deep and thought provoking subjects.<br><br>Your channel has grown and will keep growing in the years to come , don’t give up on us.

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  • @NerakSirrah1 · 2 days ago (edited)

    I ❤ your channel. There might be other youtubers from your country, but your channel is very unique in its presentation and narration. I believe as you continue to evolve, so will your channel.<br>🎂 Happy Birthday to your beautiful mother😊

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  • @Helo735 · 2 days ago

    China brought me here. <br>GuYi made me stay.

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  • @multifandom-n9d · 1 day ago

    I think a normal, ordinary life is what most of us crave the most, especially in these times. To know that someone far away is also living like we are. I see so much of my family in yours, because we also come from the countryside, we’re also scattered now, but still stay connected as much as we can. And we also gossip about who’s doing well and who’s not 😅. This is for you and your mom’s birthday, may you both have many happy and healthy more.

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  • @JoGero · 2 days ago

    I imagine you sometimes struggle with receiving and internalizing compliments, so bear with me here, but we&apos;re here for you and your storytelling. A couple of videos ago, you said that you&apos;re sometimes reluctant to discuss certain topics so as not to alienate your audience. In my opinion, the topics, the honesty, and the relatability are why your channel has staying power. Worldwide, those of us in our 30s are struggling with identity, disappointment, career burnout, fear of the future, etc. Watching someone on the other side of the world name these feelings in a language that isn&apos;t their own is deeply powerful in mapping a collective struggle. I just want to encourage you—it isn&apos;t the novelty, it isn&apos;t a passing curiosity, it&apos;s Guyi!

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  • @garlicgherkin · 2 days ago

    GuYi, ou are a kind, intelligent, thoughtful person, a talented videographer and editor, and a good storyteller. &nbsp;Your videos are personal and honest. &nbsp;You share your vulnerabilities and challenges as well as the small moments of connection and happiness that you find. &nbsp;It&apos;s a wonderful channel, and I hope you continue to find success and pleasure in it.

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  • @haleyanderson573 · 2 days ago

    Guyi, I can only speak for myself, but I am drawn to your videos because of the unique way that you share and tell a story. It&apos;s you, not where you live. You are so real, authentic and relatable. &nbsp;That&apos;s not something that easily fades 💜

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  • @Soroju1891 · 2 days ago

    You&apos;re right that part of the initial fascination for many international viewers is getting a glimpse into ordinary life in China. As more Chinese creators start sharing similar content, that novelty may eventually fade. But I think you&apos;re overlooking something important: people may initially come for a glimpse of life in China, but they stay because of you. Once viewers develop a genuine connection with someone, they&apos;re no longer just watching a vlog about China. They&apos;re following a person&apos;s journey, much like becoming invested in a beloved character in a movie or TV series. We want to see where life takes you, celebrate your little victories, and root for you through the difficult moments.<br>Please don&apos;t ever feel that your life is too ordinary to be worth sharing. Sometimes it&apos;s precisely that ordinariness, sincerity, and vulnerability that make someone&apos;s story so meaningful. Whatever happens with YouTube, I hope it opens doors for you and brings you closer to the life you want for yourself and your parents. You&apos;ve already given many of us a reason to root for you.

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  • @antjepost1850 · 2 days ago (edited)

    im actually sticking around because of who you are, youre kind and you live slowly, you think deeply about a lot of things, and it brings me comfort to see you build a better life, that way i know i can slowly better mine too, so please stick around with us so in 10 years we can still be friends

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  • @lunarwench · 2 days ago

    GuYi, your kitchen looks so bright and cozy and clean with all the plants and clean new shelving and everything! You&apos;ve done wonderfully!

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  • @rhaps2026 · 2 days ago

    As long as you are willing to go through the effort to film, edit and share your life stories📹 I will watch them. I stay because you show aspects of your life and country that I find authentic😇 and interesting. I understand that sometimes it can become a bit too much for content creators to always have the energy and enthusiasm to put into their channels especially with life stresses and so if that should ever happen for you just know I have really enjoyed what you have shared. And buying your mum a cake🎂 and seeing her face light up and the joy you brought her made me smile😊.

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  • @diannmccoy9654 · 2 days ago

    You’re letting the negativity of your mother seep into your soul. &nbsp;You’re an incredible woman who faces her challenges with strength and dignity. &nbsp; You’re not failing and people will still find you and your life interesting. &nbsp; You’re a very intelligent and interesting person. &nbsp; I will still be watching your videos after a year.

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