FIRST TIME in China 🇨🇳 We Got It Completely Wrong!
310K views · Mar 31, 2026 · Travel & Events
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@bevetravels · 6 months ago · pinned
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@ImpactGlassArt · 5 months ago
BTW, when you are in HK, you are in China.
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@Jason-el6xo · 6 months ago
Please make sure to include Taiwan Island in the complete map of China.
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@Gingercat-8 · 5 months ago
European and American media do not consider lying and spreading rumors to be shameful and will not be subject to legal charges. On the contrary, they also believe that lying and spreading rumors are freedom of speech. Therefore, Westerners have deviated from their understanding of the world.
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@hycp1 · 5 months ago
No country is perfect, but we still hope to show you the best side of China. Welcome to China!
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@ApexExpat · 5 months ago
I share your comments. China is amazingly beautiful 😍, people are friendly. Travelling through China now.
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@hermesliteratus882 · 6 months ago
Compared with many metropolises around the world, China’s first-tier cities, especially Shanghai, Shenzhen, Chongqing, and Guangzhou, are remarkably futuristic, highly organized, ultra-clean, and surprisingly quiet, largely thanks to their use of high-tech administrative systems and electric vehicles. By contrast, many major cities elsewhere in the world can seem noisier, more chaotic, and less clean. Ironically, many people in the West who hold negative views of China have never been there even once, and some probably have never even owned a passport.:goodvibes:
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@glw238 · 6 months ago
When using QR code payment, it is best to turn off the VPN; otherwise, errors are likely to occur!
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@marinoint · 6 months ago
The the same prices, you can't find another country that offers the same convenience, safety, shopping, scenery, and hospitality as China. <br>It's the least boring country and offers lifestyle for people of all budgets.
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@竹梅松2020 · 5 months ago
Welcome to China. China has 34 provincial administrative regions, 333 prefecture-level administrative regions, and 2,843 county-level administrative regions. Each region has its own unique natural scenery, historical culture, ethnic customs and food. I suggest you visit not only big cities, but also small and medium-sized cities, and even rural areas, so that you can experience a more colorful China. <br>For example: Guilin and Yangshuo in Guangxi, Zhangjiajie, Fenghuang, and Furong Town in Hunan, Wuhan and Xiangyang in Hubei, Dazu in Chongqing, Dujiangyan and Jiuzhaigou in Sichuan, Kunming, Lijiang, Dali, Shangri-La in Yunnan, Tibet, Xinjiang and other popular tourist areas in China. <br>In China, Every provincial capital city has a museum. Provincial museums are usually free to visit. To visit popular museums, you need to make an appointment 7 days in advance, such as the Palace Museum in Beijing, the Museum of Chinese People's History and other popular museums. Provincial museums usually require reservations after arriving at the door.Visiting a museum can help you learn about history, culture, and humanities, as well as appreciate priceless cultural relics. <br>In China, you need Alipay and WeChat. Cashless payment has become popular in China. Of course, cash is also acceptable, but it is not commonly used. <br>In China, you need to go through security before entering the high-speed rail or subway. The train stations are exactly the same as airports, with Chinese and English signs. <br>In China, you can book hotels, order takeout, and shop through Alipay, Meituan, WeChat, etc. You can also book love hotels, which are affordable, beautifully decorated and romantic, and very suitable for couples like you. <br>In China, you cannot access websites such as YouTube, Facebook, Tik Tok, Google, etc. You need to download a VPN or use a foreign mobile phone card. China can use websites such as Apple, Microsoft, and Bing. <br>You can use Alipay, Meituan, or WeChat to ride bicycles and e-bikes by scanning a QR code on the street. A 30-minute bike ride costs 1.5 RMB, while an e-bike costs 3.5 RMB. <br>You can also use Alipay to enable QR code scanning on the subway. Simply scan the code when entering and exiting the station. No subway tickets are required.Each city needs to reset the subway QR code scanning in Alipay. You can ask the subway station staff. <br>You can consider creating an account on Chinese websites (Bilibili, Xiaohongshu, Douyin). Many foreign travel bloggers' videos have a high number of views on Chinese websites, even higher than on YouTube. I believe you will have many Chinese fans following you. <br>You can use AI to make a travel guide for China, including schedule, route planning, tourist destinations, scenic spot introductions, cost budget, transportation, accommodation, weather, food, etc. Enter the departure and return dates, cost budget and the area you want to visit, and AI will give you a plan.You can consult AI for any questions you have while traveling in China, including language translation. There are not many people who can speak English in China, so you need to download translation software. You can communicate with Chinese people through translation software. Chinese people are very warm and friendly. You can ask Chinese people any questions you have. You can also ask the hotel front desk for information on food, transportation, etc. <br>Wish you a happy trip to China.
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@hunterwest2244 · 5 months ago
30 years ago in England. 30 years later in China. Believe it or not the world has really changed. Is REALITY 😮
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@HowardWalksandTalks · 5 months ago
I'm from Australia and was in SHZ last year. I used the green line regularly and all I had to do was get a QR code on my Alipay app and scan it at the gate. That city is so amazing and advanced in comparison to other cities. Love your videos and enjoy your stay. Also to other travellers wanting to go to China and are worried about connecting to your apps, you can just get an E-Sim from any provider and you will be able to use all your apps. Take and safe travels.
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