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Looks like you are traveling the Hexi Corridor. I hope you will do the remaining two ancient Han Dynasty cities of Wuwei and Jiuquan.

I'm glad I found your channel. For the last three months I've been watching vlogs of Americans and Europeans living in China and what they show of life in China is jaw dropping and very intimating. From their vlogs it looks like China is living in 3024. So modern so advanced and so hi tech. I was literally panicking. Your vlog showed a little less intimidating side of China's rise as the global leader of everything modern. The train you showed was late in arriving at its destination and for a time the dining carriage was locked and breakfast was delayed. And the TV didn't work. This side of China is very soothing to watch and very nicely compliments its very modern side. Thank you for sharing your journey.

this video was very stressful to watch. i was so tense wondering whether you'd reach the top of the dune before the sun set.

Thank you very much for sharing this very interesting and informative video.

Wow! That is very Beautiful video, take care of your feet. Thank you! May Buddha bless you 🙏🪷🙏

Thank you 🙏

Your dad is very blessed to have you accompanying him. Can see he enjoyed and soaked the whole train scenery. I am a Malaysian Chinese who took this train in 2016 from Shanghai-Beijing. The best experience was the dinner in the train. I was looking forward to see you getting a seat in the dinner carriage.

I like the slow pace and serene travel scenes with your dad. Love your channel !

Are there only elderly? Where are the young adults?

wow nice video .. take love from my channel

Loving the 'Slow Travel' through the various parts of China. This really was a hidden gem along the Silk Road of the city of Dunhuang. Thought the sunset over the Gobi Desert was simply amazing!

Loved the video on your journey travelling through China (the city of Dunhuang along the Silk Road), looking forward to exploring the Mogao Caves and the Crescent Lake and Mingsha Shan in your Part 2 journey.

Brilliant video on the city of Dunhuang - loved every part of it, from the Great Wall to the Sunset in the Gobi Desert!

I love your videos. You showed China from very unusual angles.

很不错的视频，一点也没觉得乏味，编辑的很好。绿皮火车看着好久远，不论是外观还是内设，还以为是朝鲜的火车。 其实不如把这种车内部翻新专门打造成观光列车

Another informative and awesome video - keep ' em coming!

It's not vanishing, just no that many!

Another excellent video! Have a great bonding trip with you Dad!

I enjoy your videos. Hope to see more adventures 😊

Good work! Keep it coming!

Nice vlog. Nice of you to add English Subs ❤

Wouldn't consider those deluxe accommodations. Looks a not maintained well.

Thanks for sharing

这是RW19T的高包车厢（高级包厢）哦，顺便科普一下，餐车在中国铁路的普速列车编组里是用来隔开坐席和卧铺车厢的，而且越是等级高的卧铺车厢越靠近餐车，所以在非饭点期间为了保证卧铺车厢旅客休息，防止坐席乘客过来“串门”，所以会锁门，btw父女俩真能吃😀

Wonderful trip ! When you sat down to eat with your father I thought you were speaking Cantonese . However, when I listened a second time I found it sounded like another dialect . Please enlighten me . I hope foreigners will be allowed to travel to Tibet again in the future . I have many glorious memories of my trip by train and bus back in 1985 via Golmud.

Just what I have been looking for . How fortunate I am to find your channel .

¡Ese es el tipo de viaje en tren que me gusta hacer! ¿Es sencillo comprar los billetes si sos extranjero? Me encantó tu video, ya me suscribí a tu canal. Saludos desde Argentina

Wow very nice vlog .. i love to watch your vlog . Take love ❤️

Wow we got more Chinese flag in Tibet then their own homeland 😅 n they say western propaganda ☕️

thank you 🙏, it is beautiful ❤

Hi, did you go with a tour?

Best trains,metro's are built-in india.

小时候父母带我坐过几次软席（俗称包厢）我和妹妹12岁之前都是半票。福州北京，福州上海，上海北京，北京沈阳。最后一次是1970年福州上海。记得那时候的车整个车厢都是羊毛地毯。整节软席车厢基本都是空的。没有啥旅客。软席车厢如果只是是两个人，上面的床位都折迭靠墙的，窗帘都是厚的绿绒，遮光很好。车厢内尤其连地毯都非常干净（上海北京的宾馆地毯看上去干净豪华，作为小孩子光脚走来走去，白床单上就会有明显脏脚印，而软席车厢内地毯不会），桌上和床头都有读书灯，总之氛围更好，更高级的感觉。

Fabulous video. Really enjoyed it. Thanks so much.

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8:09😂😅😭😭

I learned a new thing today….that the windows on the lhasa-nyingchi train is UV proof😂…..also the tangtong gyalpo(founder of opera) is from my hometown of ngamring in shigatse…..and tibetan name for shannan city is “zetang” meaning “pretty ground”……..

do people still smoke between the cars all the way?

It is fun that they named a town WooHoo. Thank you for the video.

Excellent video 👌🏼 Love your humor 😁🙌🏼💯

I enjoyed your video. Seemed to be a nice comfortable train with some interesting scenery along the route. Food prices on the train seemed reasonable.

我也喜欢做绿皮火车

you said a lot of incorrect things u show ppl who are in their 90s saying they are deformed they are in their old age. The sun is a free source of vitamin D and its not lacking you are literally closer to the sun in Tibet than any where in the world.

Where are you guys from? I think I can hear Hakka being spoken. I live in Singapore.

Amazing video! Your footage of Lhasa is breathtaking. This is exactly the kind of real, in-depth travel content I've been looking for. Can't wait to see more of your Tibet adventures! #Lhasa #Tibet #travelvlog #traveltips #exploretibet #bucketlist #firsttimeintibet #travelinspiration #wanderlust Keep up the great content! So glad I've subscribed :)

I would dispute the trip constitutes the longest Metro/suburban rail line in the world. Shanghai and Suzhou are two different administrative entities. They run seperat Metro/suburban rail networks. Connecting the two lines doesn't mean it is a continuous line because there are two networks. In Sydeny Australia, there is a line (may be 2) that is more than 90km each. For both, No need to change trains at all. And travelling in the same Suburban rail network. Berowra to Richmond is likely the longest continuos line in all Sydeny Suburban rail network. From the most northerly train station in the network, the train goes down south over the Sydeny Harbour Bridge into Sydeny CBD via the North Shore line. From the CBD, it goes on to the west to Parramatta, the geographical centre of all Sydeny Metropolitan region. Then the train comes to Blacktown, the beginning of Outer Western suburbs of Sydney Metro. From Blacktown, the trains heads up north west to Richmond, one of the oldest suburbs in all Sydeny Metro. Next to Richmond station, there is a Macca's (McDonald's restaurant) where one could have a quick bite. Then one could head back to Berowra on the same train that has just taken you to Richmond. This Berowra to Richmond line goes through different parts of Sydeny metro depicting different ways of living in Sydney. The scenery changes according to different mixes of housing. Passengers are also different in socio-ethnoic backgrounds along different segments of the line. This line goes through some of the most well off to some of the least privileged parts of Sydeny. Berowra station is about 37/38km from Central Station (the main station for all Sydeny Suburban network). Wilkpeid says 44km but it is via the Northern line which is not the route taken for it would need change of trains. So we ignore this Richmond station is 60km from Central station. So it is 97(98)km between Berowra station and Richmond station with a continuous line that needs no change of trains anywhere in between. I haven't trained to Emu Plains, the second of these two long lines for over 20 years. B I last went to Richmond via the train back on Xmas Eve 2023. It's a great trip for those enjoy trains and interested in different socio-ethnoic make up of Sydeny metro. A good lesson about Sydeny in some ways. Thanks for this video, though. There should be more of these seemingly uninteresting train trips on social media.

Slow trains have their charms in modern time's obsession with high speed. The room looks nice for a night or two. Services are fine even with no luck with the dining car. Thanks

CCP is regime. Yarlung dynasty established Tibet at an powerful empire and even had a treaty with tang regime of china. Treaty is written on a stone piller at shol village. Don't you saw that ??

Amazing travel vlog! Your Suzhou adventure was so inspiring. Can't wait to see more travel tips and tricks. So glad that I subscribed to your channel - please keep the content flowing :)