I really like your videos , and I have to recommend you the 梅州city,where you can have the best noodles in china,called腌面。And also in 梅州 you can try different kinds of 客家菜。
In May or June, it is highly recommended to go to shu nan Bamboo Sea（蜀南竹海）and chuan xi Bamboo Sea（川西竹海） in si chuan for vacation. Watch Sichuan wild giant pandas and taste authentic Sichuan bamboo cuisine.
From what I know, sometimes cable cars stop mid-air because of the weather. Maybe some part of the cable was going through strong wind and started to swing, they will stop the cable or even reverse it to stable it. Not sure if that was the case there. But long cables do that quite often, sometimes because of the wind, sometimes to adjust tension, and sometimes because of the change of power source.
As a Chinese international student studying abroad, I DO learn A LOT about China from Amy, a lot of places and dishes I have not experienced myself. Great content, thank you so much!
i guess it depends on how much you fear of heights. i m scared of height, too, but i visited zhangjiajie at 2021, absolutely amazing. i went to tianmenshan and wulingyuan, skiped the glass skywalk for obvious reason. climbing mountain with handrail was not very terrifying, and while i walked on the plank roads circling the mountain, i walked slowly against the mountain. that world longest cable car was reallly scary, i did not cry, but i did sit up straight like a wood stick. zhangjiajie is a little more friendly for people who are fear of height than Huashan Mountain which i would never go.
I've been a subscriber of your channel for quite some time, and I must express how much I adore your videos. As an international student from China now studying in Australia, I often find myself feeling nostalgic about the food from back home. In those moments, your content is always my go-to source for comfort and connection. Keep up the fantastic work!
@@monacolita9999 I have to say, I kind of like to see him struggling to shoot videos every time he goes out in a crowded crowd. I have seen several videos so far.
An episode to remember for the epic beauty of the two national treasures in Hunan Province and Amy's traumatic experience and death-defying trek. @0:17 Zhangjiajie National Forest Park - SPECTACULAR and breathtaking !!! @O:56 Congrats to be able to check this off your bucketlist @6:17 Full cooked rice pot for one person - say what ! @8:41 Amy really worked up an appeitte ! @12:23 Heavenly Gate - Tianmen Mountain National Park - speechless ! Wow Wow Wow ! Thanks Amy for the incredible editing accomplishment before your family trip !! Also , thanks for pushing through the trauma and subduing your fears from the cable care experience to walking on the precarious ledges and bridges to show the Heavenly Gate .
Loved this adventure…had the spectacular views to go with the stunning food. Funny how that cable car ride made you sweat more than eating fiery chillies. Enjoy your long beautiful Italian trek with your parents! :D
My familyis from Sicily....youre not going that far south so i thought I'd show my gratitude. I so enjoy your food vids. Sicilian Pasta Summer Sauce or Red Pesto or as we say Pasta Cul'agia or pasta with garlic (whatever you call it, its yummy) Roast a handful of pine nuts Some tomatoes 1 per person at least Salt and peper Gsrlic Olive oil best quality you have Basil Pasta water Parmesan or pecorino ahich i prefer Dip tomatoes in boiling water and peel In a mortar take garlic a few cloves of to taste and grind them to a paste with a bit of salt Dice tomatoes into a large bowl Add garlic and salt mix to tomatoes and stir and salt and pepper if bland Rip a handful of basil into tomatoe sauce When pasta is ready add it to tomatoes as well as a bit of pasta water Top with pine nuts and cheese You can substitute pine nuts with walnuts, pistachios o r almond is nice too...but roasting them a must and give them a chop with bigger nuts. Its a raw sauce we eat all summer as fresh tomatoes are available. So delicious, fast, cheap and easy. Hope you try it.
I was planning to visit Zhangjiajie in 2019 when I was in Changsha but was unable to make it out there. Thanks for showcasing this awesome destination. 🇨🇳
Dear Amy, thanks so much for the content, particularly the effort and courage of shooting during your apparent fear of height which has reached me through the screen! It’s always a enjoyment to watch your videos 🎉 You helped me get over my homesickness for Chinese food 😘
I have to say, the mountains from Avatar are absolutely magnificent, even though I only watched both first and The Way of Water once, along with grilled fish dry pot and mixed noodles, which are unbelievable.
I loved the mixed noodles, but I was surprised you didn’t have a liter bottle of water to cool down with that hot grilled fish dry pot. When you need to take clothes off due to food’s spice and heat you know it’s intense, but as they said “You asked for it!”
Thank you for putting so much time into your channel to keep us entertained no matter what you’re up to! I’m looking forward to all of your Blondie in Italy content 💗💗💗 Much love from South Louisiana!
Absolutely amazing!! the view omg!!(but that gondola ride is actually quite scary just by looking at it through your video). The food looks so good, especially the last "three-down-pot"! it had my mouth watering already. I need some good hunan cuisine as well!
No, I’ve had an amazing time following your journey! Thanks for the hard work and effort you put into keeping us entertained while on your next big adventure and I can’t wait to see that Italy content too!
JUST OBSSESSSEDDD WITH YOUR VIDEOS! Watching them all again and every single time, it becomes mouth just waters! Ahhh everything looks stunning and the food looks so delicious always. I have tiree to experience new things because of you. I recently tried duck blood and really liked it!
We need to give our thank to the civil engineers and construction workers. They designed and constructed the plank road, so that people can walk on it safely and enjoy the amazing view of the park.
Thank you for yet another amazing video Amy! I didn't have the chance to see Zhangjiajie and Tianmenshan when I visited China years ago, now that I've seen your video tour I really want to go back and experience these wonderful views myself. So excited to hear you're coming to visit my home country, I hope you and your family have a great time in Italy! Buon viaggio 🇮🇹
When you told the rice cooker that “I’ll come back for you” and proceeded to rub the side, that just seem very Chinese-American (American could be replace with any country). Thanks Amy for the videos and culture guide for anything China. If you visit, I would love to take you and your crew out.
Zhangjiajie park is such a lovely place. The early spring is a great time to go. If you walk down the mountain, which takes 3 hours and will absolutely kill your legs, you can put your feet in the spring and chill at the bottom of the mountain. It is absolutely one of the best experiences in my life. Remember to stretch your body afterwards, otherwise you won’t be able to walk on the second day 😂
Breathtaking views for sure, but that 28 minute long cable car ride would have had me in tears too. The food makes up for the terror by the looks of it! 😂 Enjoy your walking trip in Italy. 🥰
So enjoyable to watch your adventure in Zhangjiajie. Admire your adventurous taste in food as well. And I can’t wait to watch your walking tours of Italy with your family; hope both your parents will be there.
WOWW......I am so sorry to say that this is my first comment on your video after 3 years of subscription. You really a bravey lady!! And I really love your attitude on traveling (especilly in CHINA) Fans from Hong Kong China.
Amy, you are such an adventurous Aussie, always willing to try anything at least once. You must have been a Chinese in your previous life. Thank you for a GREAT video on Hunan Province.🤩
all my homesickness is triggered but comforted by your videos at the same time... it's really interesting to see corners of China from a foreigner's perspectives, especially those views, food, and things I have ignored and taken for granted before. absolutely can't love your and your videos more (well you probably have now spent more quality time in China than I am so who's really the foreigner here lmao
So sorry you had a hard time on the cable car to 天门山！That cable car ride is by FAR my favorite cable car experience ever! the view up there is gorgeous and the ride is steep. I loved it. Sadly for me, once i got to the top of the mountain, i could only see 3 feet in front of me because of the after-the-rain fog that rose up the mountains. i couldn't see anything except for white fog beyond the railings, so i'm really glad to see the gorgeous view you captured. Guess i'll have to go back again.
0:56 I visited this place as well within just 4 weeks of stay in China back in 2019. It was just amazing and one of the beautiful mountains in the world.
I’m from Zhangjia jie,HuNan. Watching you walk through the park and the mountains I used to hang out with my friend and family….i haven't go back to my country for almost six years. Now I have serious homesick since I watch you went to those wonderful places and ate our hometown cuisines….omfg I miss china and I miss my hometown soooo much😢
I'd suggest people to go in winter if they're scared of heights! And you also avoid the crowds! I went in January 2020 right before COVID and there was hardly anyone in both, Tianmen Shan and Zhang Jia Jie, probably because you can't see as much - but you get different kinda views with the frost on the leaves and snow covered mountain tops! Also good to walk in that weather, not too hot. I don't know why we did it but we walked up Tianzi Mountain in Zhangjiajie and you could just see the weather sort of gradually change and get colder as you walked up (only around a 3 hour walk). When I was in Tianmen Shan, i wanted to see how high up we were but all you could see was mist when you looked down! Thanks for showing us how far up it is!
Watched! 👍ed! Now comes the comments - loved your videos as always, your effort of editing it before your next trip is well noted! Keep feeding our envy eyes with your great contents, Amy, enjoy your trip to Italy with your family! Looking forward to your next one!
Hi! Im Gladys from Singapore! Been watching your videos for the past few months and it really changes my view about travelling in China. I'll be heading to Shantou at the end of this month so I can't wait to savour the food there. Really love your content and hope to see more!! On a side note, if you are travelling to Singapore, I'll love to bring you around for a food tour!!
Wow !!! JianJaiJie ........................ Been there and Love it !!! May plan another trip there . Do Stay over night and watch both the Sun Set and Sun Rise .
China covers an area of 9.6 million square kilometers, so there are various styles and landscapes for you to watch. I hope you will live happily in China and your love will be sweet.
Hello blondie, I really love to watch your videos on UA-cam and also love to hear your Aussie sound on UA-cam as well. I was studying in Brisbane as 10 years ago and I was came back to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 since 2015 until now, it was helping me to improve my listening skills with Aussie speaking in English.
Blondie, i have watched your vlogs about two years, not whole of your vlogs. Now i found another vlogs posted on UA-cam by Little Chinese Everywhere, it shocked me, her vlogs are really amazing, i want you to watch her vlogs, through her vlogs you will find there are a lot of beautiful landscapes you have not explored yet, and maybe you will never to think about to travel to these places.
there is no place that can make you feel so small than Zhangjiajie, it's simply magnificent...all those sand pillars and rock formations are so stunning. and the cable car ride is such a heart-stopping experience
Amy Amy..... now you've gone down the fresh fish route, it'll be hard to go back to 'dead' fish with its slightly woody texture and less umami.... good luck 😆 14:15 OMG we almost had the same combination....
I heard of Zhang Jia jie1many times. I thought it is just another ordinary tourist destination. But after I watch your video, I decided to visit that place. Your video is so fun to watch. It was quite an experience. I wish I can hold my nerve in that high climbing cable car.
Amy, your content is fantastic, and you deserve 10X more subs. And honestly, you'd get them if not for the rampant anti-China vibe in the English speaking world. If you were doing these videos for any other Asian country, you'd be in the millions of subs by now. So good on you for sticking to it and showing the English speaking world the real China.
Thanks to Amy I have completed my tour of Zhangjiajie! I don't plan to go there as I have very severe acrophobia. Even watching this video gives me all the nerves and jitters. Amy's courage in riding that small flimsy cable car deserves applause.. I would have passed out right away. However Amy has successfully made me very hungry with all the yummy food in Zhangjiajie.. and lunch is still 2 hours away. 😫
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Thanks for your videos, Amy! You should invite Dad, Mom, and Sis for a vacation!🍜
I really like your videos , and I have to recommend you the 梅州city,where you can have the best noodles in china,called腌面。And also in 梅州 you can try different kinds of 客家菜。
In May or June, it is highly recommended to go to shu nan Bamboo Sea（蜀南竹海）and chuan xi Bamboo Sea（川西竹海） in si chuan for vacation. Watch Sichuan wild giant pandas and taste authentic Sichuan bamboo cuisine.
洋娃娃，可否带我们看看苗疆蛊虫，干尸术，奇门遁甲大师，再把八级抢大师跟咏春棍大师绑到一起打一打。 就知道吃。吃完叫床。莫意思。
Iconic that you filmed yourself having a public panic attack and posted the video on UA-cam. The transparency is next level!!! Love your content
From what I know, sometimes cable cars stop mid-air because of the weather. Maybe some part of the cable was going through strong wind and started to swing, they will stop the cable or even reverse it to stable it.
Not sure if that was the case there. But long cables do that quite often, sometimes because of the wind, sometimes to adjust tension, and sometimes because of the change of power source.
As a Chinese international student studying abroad, I DO learn A LOT about China from Amy, a lot of places and dishes I have not experienced myself. Great content, thank you so much!
I would absolutely love to go to these places, but my fear of heights could NEVER. Thank you for braving it for us!!
i guess it depends on how much you fear of heights. i m scared of height, too, but i visited zhangjiajie at 2021, absolutely amazing. i went to tianmenshan and wulingyuan, skiped the glass skywalk for obvious reason. climbing mountain with handrail was not very terrifying, and while i walked on the plank roads circling the mountain, i walked slowly against the mountain. that world longest cable car was reallly scary, i did not cry, but i did sit up straight like a wood stick. zhangjiajie is a little more friendly for people who are fear of height than Huashan Mountain which i would never go.
I've been a subscriber of your channel for quite some time, and I must express how much I adore your videos. As an international student from China now studying in Australia, I often find myself feeling nostalgic about the food from back home. In those moments, your content is always my go-to source for comfort and connection. Keep up the fantastic work!
同学好好学习好好工作，有时间常回家看看，祝你在国外一切顺利
🤩 Wow, I’ll be vlogging this place in 2 weeks and this video is making me ever MORE excited
It's you again? The leader of tens of millions of tourists traveling during the May Day Golden Week
Don't go to these famous attractions on big holidays, because there are too many people
@@monacolita9999 I have to say, I kind of like to see him struggling to shoot videos every time he goes out in a crowded crowd. I have seen several videos so far.
He needs to invite Peter to get his viewing figures up
@@monacolita9999 unfortunately thats kinda the only opportunity to go to these places
An episode to remember for the epic beauty of the two national treasures in Hunan Province and Amy's traumatic experience and death-defying trek.
@0:17 Zhangjiajie National Forest Park - SPECTACULAR and breathtaking !!!
@O:56 Congrats to be able to check this off your bucketlist
@6:17 Full cooked rice pot for one person - say what !
@8:41 Amy really worked up an appeitte !
@12:23 Heavenly Gate - Tianmen Mountain National Park - speechless ! Wow Wow Wow !
Thanks Amy for the incredible editing accomplishment before your family trip !!
Also , thanks for pushing through the trauma and subduing your fears from the cable care experience to walking on the precarious ledges and bridges to show the Heavenly Gate .
I had Vertigo just from watching on my phone! Thanks for sharing such cool and interesting places and food.
Loved this adventure…had the spectacular views to go with the stunning food. Funny how that cable car ride made you sweat more than eating fiery chillies.
Enjoy your long beautiful Italian trek with your parents! :D
I expected to be envious and hungry watching you eat, but I didn't expect to laugh watching you cry. Fear can also be a spice.
I was having a severe panic over height while watching the video 😂😂 Enjoy Italy!
My familyis from Sicily....youre not going that far south so i thought I'd show my gratitude. I so enjoy your food vids.
Sicilian Pasta Summer Sauce or Red Pesto or as we say Pasta Cul'agia or pasta with garlic (whatever you call it, its yummy)
Roast a handful of pine nuts
Some tomatoes 1 per person at least
Salt and peper
Gsrlic
Olive oil best quality you have
Basil
Pasta water
Parmesan or pecorino ahich i prefer
Dip tomatoes in boiling water and peel
In a mortar take garlic a few cloves of to taste and grind them to a paste with a bit of salt
Dice tomatoes into a large bowl
Add garlic and salt mix to tomatoes and stir and salt and pepper if bland
Rip a handful of basil into tomatoe sauce
When pasta is ready add it to tomatoes as well as a bit of pasta water
Top with pine nuts and cheese
You can substitute pine nuts with walnuts, pistachios o r almond is nice too...but roasting them a must and give them a chop with bigger nuts.
Its a raw sauce we eat all summer as fresh tomatoes are available. So delicious, fast, cheap and easy. Hope you try it.
I was planning to visit Zhangjiajie in 2019 when I was in Changsha but was unable to make it out there. Thanks for showcasing this awesome destination. 🇨🇳
I love Blonde's videos she is so cute and she knows China well enough I just love her videos.
Those views were absolutely amazing and the food as well !
I look forward to your videos every week. They are so great to watch!
Dear Amy, thanks so much for the content, particularly the effort and courage of shooting during your apparent fear of height which has reached me through the screen! It’s always a enjoyment to watch your videos 🎉 You helped me get over my homesickness for Chinese food 😘
Nobody does it better than you on describing delicious food with both words and cute faces, inserting subtle dirty jokes here and there.
作为一名专业吃货和中国人 我在海外看到你的视频介绍中国美食 让我不仅口水直流 也让我羡慕嫉妒恨😂😂😂😂 你太幸运了👍
Thanks!
Actually the city’s name is Dayong. The name of the city is changed to the same as the scenic area in order to attract more tourists
Hi Amy...glad you made it off that cable car...I would of died ( afraid of heights )...Safe travels and God Bless...have fun in Italy 😘🤗💘
Thank you for showing me a part of China that I have never been to, I will add to my list when I come back next time. Enjoy your trip in Italy.
I have to say, the mountains from Avatar are absolutely magnificent, even though I only watched both first and The Way of Water once, along with grilled fish dry pot and mixed noodles, which are unbelievable.
I loved the mixed noodles, but I was surprised you didn’t have a liter bottle of water to cool down with that hot grilled fish dry pot. When you need to take clothes off due to food’s spice and heat you know it’s intense, but as they said “You asked for it!”
thanks for keeping my next 6 Tuesday mornings occupied. Like, Subscribed and commented!!!!!
“No one likes a limp one” lol, thanks for the adult humor! Looking forward to the Italy videos 😊
Thank you for putting so much time into your channel to keep us entertained no matter what you’re up to! I’m looking forward to all of your Blondie in Italy content 💗💗💗
Much love from South Louisiana!
Absolutely 💯 one of my favorite vids from your travels ❤
Your content deserves more subs and views🎉
8:28 I'm glad the cabbage was firm enough, love it when you have a ravenous appetite, lovin' the footage too, specially the POV cam
Absolutely amazing!! the view omg!!(but that gondola ride is actually quite scary just by looking at it through your video).
The food looks so good, especially the last "three-down-pot"! it had my mouth watering already. I need some good hunan cuisine as well!
No, I’ve had an amazing time following your journey! Thanks for the hard work and effort you put into keeping us entertained while on your next big adventure and I can’t wait to see that Italy content too!
JUST OBSSESSSEDDD WITH YOUR VIDEOS! Watching them all again and every single time, it becomes mouth just waters! Ahhh everything looks stunning and the food looks so delicious always. I have tiree to experience new things because of you. I recently tried duck blood and really liked it!
Thanks
We need to give our thank to the civil engineers and construction workers. They designed and constructed the plank road, so that people can walk on it safely and enjoy the amazing view of the park.
Thank you for yet another amazing video Amy! I didn't have the chance to see Zhangjiajie and Tianmenshan when I visited China years ago, now that I've seen your video tour I really want to go back and experience these wonderful views myself. So excited to hear you're coming to visit my home country, I hope you and your family have a great time in Italy! Buon viaggio 🇮🇹
Wow this brought back memories of my time in china in 2015! Zhangjiajie was one of my favorite excursions! Can’t wait to go back
When you told the rice cooker that “I’ll come back for you” and proceeded to rub the side, that just seem very Chinese-American (American could be replace with any country). Thanks Amy for the videos and culture guide for anything China. If you visit, I would love to take you and your crew out.
She is one of us haha
阿美是中国人
I always like Amy's videos because I get to see parts of China I have never seen before even as i live overseas. So much appreciated 🙏
Zhangjiajie park is such a lovely place. The early spring is a great time to go. If you walk down the mountain, which takes 3 hours and will absolutely kill your legs, you can put your feet in the spring and chill at the bottom of the mountain. It is absolutely one of the best experiences in my life. Remember to stretch your body afterwards, otherwise you won’t be able to walk on the second day 😂
Don't go when it is raining... I did 🙂
That cable car going up the mountain would have had me in tears too! How stressful and scary! Thank you for pushing onwards and showing us the sights.
Breathtaking views for sure, but that 28 minute long cable car ride would have had me in tears too. The food makes up for the terror by the looks of it! 😂
Enjoy your walking trip in Italy. 🥰
Very nice mountains!
So enjoyable to watch your adventure in Zhangjiajie. Admire your adventurous taste in food as well. And I can’t wait to watch your walking tours of Italy with your family; hope both your parents will be there.
WOWW......I am so sorry to say that this is my first comment on your video after 3 years of subscription. You really a bravey lady!! And I really love your attitude on traveling (especilly in CHINA) Fans from Hong Kong China.
Amy, you are such an adventurous Aussie, always willing to try anything at least once. You must have been a Chinese in your previous life.
Thank you for a GREAT video on Hunan Province.🤩
Amy, I wish I could travel with you. You bring such genuine love and enthusiasm for China.
all my homesickness is triggered but comforted by your videos at the same time... it's really interesting to see corners of China from a foreigner's perspectives, especially those views, food, and things I have ignored and taken for granted before. absolutely can't love your and your videos more
(well you probably have now spent more quality time in China than I am so who's really the foreigner here lmao
So sorry you had a hard time on the cable car to 天门山！That cable car ride is by FAR my favorite cable car experience ever! the view up there is gorgeous and the ride is steep. I loved it. Sadly for me, once i got to the top of the mountain, i could only see 3 feet in front of me because of the after-the-rain fog that rose up the mountains. i couldn't see anything except for white fog beyond the railings, so i'm really glad to see the gorgeous view you captured. Guess i'll have to go back again.
0:56 I visited this place as well within just 4 weeks of stay in China back in 2019. It was just amazing and one of the beautiful mountains in the world.
I’m from Zhangjia jie,HuNan. Watching you walk through the park and the mountains I used to hang out with my friend and family….i haven't go back to my country for almost six years. Now I have serious homesick since I watch you went to those wonderful places and ate our hometown cuisines….omfg I miss china and I miss my hometown soooo much😢
Absolutely love zhangjiajie, gonna go there with my kids in the summer when we finally going back to China!
Girl! Thank you for all you do! Commenting to boost.
Thank you, Amy. Your vedios are so therapeutic!
I'd suggest people to go in winter if they're scared of heights! And you also avoid the crowds! I went in January 2020 right before COVID and there was hardly anyone in both, Tianmen Shan and Zhang Jia Jie, probably because you can't see as much - but you get different kinda views with the frost on the leaves and snow covered mountain tops! Also good to walk in that weather, not too hot. I don't know why we did it but we walked up Tianzi Mountain in Zhangjiajie and you could just see the weather sort of gradually change and get colder as you walked up (only around a 3 hour walk). When I was in Tianmen Shan, i wanted to see how high up we were but all you could see was mist when you looked down! Thanks for showing us how far up it is!
OMG! I would absolutely love to visit that place. Stunning scenery.
Great video. Love to see your dad in upcoming videos 🙏
Watched! 👍ed! Now comes the comments - loved your videos as always, your effort of editing it before your next trip is well noted! Keep feeding our envy eyes with your great contents, Amy, enjoy your trip to Italy with your family! Looking forward to your next one!
I’m so scared of heights!!! Proud of you for doing that, I would have been clinging to a stranger and bawling
Hi! Im Gladys from Singapore! Been watching your videos for the past few months and it really changes my view about travelling in China. I'll be heading to Shantou at the end of this month so I can't wait to savour the food there. Really love your content and hope to see more!!
On a side note, if you are travelling to Singapore, I'll love to bring you around for a food tour!!
Hope you have a safe trip to Italy, Can't wait for the new adventure.
The introduction format of this video is great! It's like edited by big TV station....I love it!
great video, thank you for sharing !
Enjoy your trek, can't wait to see the vids from it!
Wow !!! JianJaiJie ........................ Been there and Love it !!! May plan another trip there . Do Stay over night and watch both the Sun Set and Sun Rise .
Just commenting to show support! Love the China content ♥
Watching Amy's video always makes me delighted, love her passion and cheerfulness vibe in the video! Thank you, Amy! PS. I miss Chinese food!!!
You keep getting me to add places to visit to my list!!! At the end of it all, my two week vacation is going to change into a few months!!!😂
Wow! Amazing pillars of rock, stone with greenery. Such a special place, oh, and wow!! the food!!
China covers an area of 9.6 million square kilometers, so there are various styles and landscapes for you to watch. I hope you will live happily in China and your love will be sweet.
I'm so happy you are going to see your parents again, and I look forward to see them again in your Italy videos soon.
Nothing on UA-cam beats a positive, energetic, forward and ravenous gal. Love the food and your channel Blondie!
I am a Chinese living in Australia and I am literally watching your video for my future trip & food hunting ideas😆
Hello blondie, I really love to watch your videos on UA-cam and also love to hear your Aussie sound on UA-cam as well. I was studying in Brisbane as 10 years ago and I was came back to Hong Kong 🇭🇰 since 2015 until now, it was helping me to improve my listening skills with Aussie speaking in English.
Blondie, i have watched your vlogs about two years, not whole of your vlogs. Now i found another vlogs posted on UA-cam by Little Chinese Everywhere, it shocked me, her vlogs are really amazing, i want you to watch her vlogs, through her vlogs you will find there are a lot of beautiful landscapes you have not explored yet, and maybe you will never to think about to travel to these places.
That scenery was incredible. Zhangjiajie and Bryce Canyon represent pure splendor. Best wishes in walking through Italy! 🦶
there is no place that can make you feel so small than Zhangjiajie, it's simply magnificent...all those sand pillars and rock formations are so stunning. and the cable car ride is such a heart-stopping experience
You are amazing able to eat so much food. But I guess if the food is so tasty it is easy. Thank you for your wonderful videos.
So excited for the Italy content yasss Amy slay!!
I went there last month ,I did love the view ,one of my favorite destinations
Zhangjiajie is so beautiful. It’s definitely on bucket’s list since I love hiking. Have a wonderful trip in Europe with your family.
That last dish looked amazing!!
I went to Zhangjiejia 8 years ago. Your video reminds me of the trip, delicious food and beautiful views.
I have been so early the past few videos, what a nice surprise 😭
Amy Amy..... now you've gone down the fresh fish route, it'll be hard to go back to 'dead' fish with its slightly woody texture and less umami.... good luck 😆
14:15 OMG we almost had the same combination....
心疼Amy，为了制作好的content这么拼命，辛苦你了。
Thank you very nice scenery and food. Zhangjiajie is the place we want to visit. Have a good walking trek to Italy. 💕👍
I cant wait for the italy trip that sounds crazy awesome
I heard of Zhang Jia jie1many times. I thought it is just another ordinary tourist destination. But after I watch your video, I decided to visit that place. Your video is so fun to watch. It was quite an experience. I wish I can hold my nerve in that high climbing cable car.
Cant wait to see videos of your dad again! Love your content! keep up the good work
Your trip sounds amazing!! Have a great time 😎😎
Am from Nigeria, but i love anything Chinese d food, people and culture. I love your videos amy well done.
Amy, your content is fantastic, and you deserve 10X more subs. And honestly, you'd get them if not for the rampant anti-China vibe in the English speaking world. If you were doing these videos for any other Asian country, you'd be in the millions of subs by now. So good on you for sticking to it and showing the English speaking world the real China.
西方媒体充满傲慢与偏见。
That's so cool, thanks for sharing!
what can I say, fantastic video! Very nice to have Amy's video every week, thanks for the great great hard work :)
Thanks to Amy I have completed my tour of Zhangjiajie! I don't plan to go there as I have very severe acrophobia. Even watching this video gives me all the nerves and jitters. Amy's courage in riding that small flimsy cable car deserves applause.. I would have passed out right away. However Amy has successfully made me very hungry with all the yummy food in Zhangjiajie.. and lunch is still 2 hours away. 😫
张家界很大，很多方式上去，可以不坐缆车上去
ZhangJiaJie is a stunning place for tourist
Have a good trip in Italy! can't wait for your next video
Have fun in Italy
Good luck Blondie on the walk!