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@@michaelnj700 Will do! Thanks for the interest and support!

@@heweiwang1964 Thanks for the comment! I know the feeling of being homesick and watching videos of my hometown online - I was stuck in China for 4 years during covid. I have a bunch of videos in Jiangdu walking around - A Serene Stroll Through Local Life in a Third Tier City in China ua-cam.com/video/HyzvIFmluI0/v-deo.html , Morning Stroll in a Chinese Park: Vibrant Activities by the Grand Canal ua-cam.com/video/hwlGH6NXKHE/v-deo.html , Exploring an Old Neighborhood in a Third-Tier City in China ua-cam.com/video/_xjwZRqwKBs/v-deo.html , How Many EVs Can I Find on a Walk in China? | Exploring China's Electric Vehicle Scene ua-cam.com/video/2aUn36r5VMU/v-deo.html , Toast of the Village: Baijiu & Family Traditions on May 1st Labor Day ua-cam.com/video/FOnRT-UCFpA/v-deo.html I hope my videos cure your homesick a little!

@@paulklt Exploring Legal Cannabis in Thailand | Prices & Quality Walkthrough ua-cam.com/video/Q-dX40FYfv4/v-deo.html - your wish is my command brother.

@@mystyles999 I guess it depends what country you are from.

@@GEMSTONE74 Any hotel app or website will have it. You can stay there like a normal hotel as long as you need to - I don’t think there are any restrictions.

@@ericmckinney9057 Nope. Already closed :(

She doesn’t always really want to be in the videos, so I film and then meet back up with her.

@@middlekingdomproductions Haha that’s is for the comment! I doubt that will happen but they will be a player for sure.

@@mattk1745 Thanks for the comment! Yeah it’s a pretty nice situation there. Did you watch this video before or after you stayed there?

@@williamharding9753 sounds good. Let me know if you come to Nanjing.

Ok,I will

Hi Matt, I'm back in Shenzhen, I've got a long-term visa this time, so I'm planning on heading north in the coming weeks. I plan on being in Nanjing in about 2 weeks time, I'll let you know the exact dates when I know

@@3229343 thanks!

Not sure about the numbers on that.

@@johnsontan345 thanks! I can’t tell if that’s sarcasm, but I’ll take it anyway!

@@xiaoandmatt nope, not sarcasm. I'm genuinely pretty impressed 👌

Yeah it's like that where I am from also. My analysis is that the vast majority of Chinese people didn't even have a car until the last 20-30 years, so they don't have the same kind of history with gas guzzlers anyway.

Yes, the air quality here is much better than before! You’re welcome!

to be honest, not only air quality but also noise condition in the street is getting better. those EVs are so quiet compared with ICEs

@@alvinnnliu I think he hates Elon, so my is he would be annoyed to see how well Tesla is doing in China.

Because you don't know Chinese, Chinese people are more active in China's own videos as well as social networking sites.

@@harmhoeks5996 You need a VPN to use UA-cam in China and most Chinese people don’t have one. They just use Chinese video websites and have never used UA-cam. There are some Chinese people with VPNs but a very very small percentage.

most dont use youtube they make tons videos on Chinese tiktok. For those do make video on UA-cam it's mostly Chinese content, I doubt it will be in your recommend feed

Apart from Chinese version of tiktok, they have platforms like Bilibili, hosting traditional 16:9 format video. To have an idea on how Chinese run their business, Bilibili exercises what they call social responsibility investing, they've built elementary schools in rural areas, and have their own EO satellite in lower orbit making content for younger generation to promote science and engineering.

Getting VPN is easy nowadays if someone is determined. Most Chinese people don't bother coming to YT is because there is no point of beating the dead horse. Most Americans or Westerners rather believe it was faked when they see a genuine video positive about China. Just keep them being fooled such as social credit scores. Chinese focus on their own life improvements while Westerners focus on sabotaging others life to make their life look better comparatively.

@@EnkiEnterprises I don’t think so. There are some housing communities in big cities but they are modern houses like in an American suburb.

是的。这个农村离泰州很近。

Yeah I agree it's pretty dumb. I think they know that those EVs will absolutely destroy the Big 3 automakers in the States. They are doomed anyway .

Many of these Chinese EV companies have bad translations or just very funny sounding names. Even BYD is a strange name - Build Your Dreams. I can’t think of other car companies that have a name that is a phrase. In Chinese I’m not sure if 比亚迪 even has a real direct translation from Chinese or they just used the BYD in Build Your Dreams and gave it Chinese characters to match the sounds, but it is weird in my opinion from an English speaking person’s perspective. It is a marketing ploy, but it sort of falls flat in my opinion. I much prefer when companies just use their native names - I think Xiaopeng is a good name because it is a real Chinese name and doesn’t feel pretentious at all. People look at Xiaopeng and they know it is a Chinese brand with a real Chinese name and feeling.

@@xiaoandmatt BYD is actually a rude word...that's funny, cause when Wang found it, it was just a factory which products batteries and pcb, so the name doesn't matter. And, he tried many names, and all of them are registed, so he was very angry and just cursed the situation..and he successfully registed. However, when they decide to make cars...it's too late XD. Build your dream is just a name they found not so rude.

@@evelic Lots of Chinese people say that. Never heard it from people back home. Mostly got John Cusack.

Not sure of the exact size but it’s close for sure.

@@GARRYJackson-q1h We have family and friends who personally own EVs here.

@@xiaoandmatt I do but not Chinese brands Tesla and other foreign makes

@@GARRYJackson-q1h I know people with Nios and Xpengs as well.

@@xiaoandmatt I don’t the people I know would lose face if they bought a Chinese car

@@GARRYJackson-q1h 哈哈。他们都太在意面子。

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haha - like a give a f what you want to see - unsubscribe if you don't want to see my face.

Not sure if you saw the name of the channel, but I will show whatever I want buddy - take a hike if you don't like the video. I won't miss you.

Don’t equate the media with the west. lol The media’s purpose is to produce views for ad revenue.

Some brands already have market domination and no one can compete. I expect in 10 years the majority of these Chinese EV brands will be absorbed by the winners or just totally gone without a trace. None of these EV brands in China are profitable besides BYD at the moment.

China is really doing well with all the alternative energy and NEVs. It’s great to be here and get to see it first hand. I will make more videos soon. It’s just so hot here that walking around and filming is insane. I actually went to a mall one day with the intention to film at a NIO store, but by the time I got there my shirt was soaking wet from all the sweat and I knew I shouldn’t sit in any of the cars.

Except for Facebook, Google, UA-cam, ect ect ect ect in order to make sure that Chinese tech companies have a chance - but yeah besides that lol

@@xiaoandmatt ya just joking around, just wanted to mock good ol' US of A

@@andyliu7922 Yeah it's always fun - they are hypocrites as well.

This is a great question. I think we will get a car - but which car will depend heavily on what my wife wants. It will be an EV for sure.

@@xiaoandmatt thanks for reply , that would be a great video to watch

@@LYW-su3ol I will be sure to film whatever we do with regard to getting and having an EV in China.