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Oh I really love seeing a more residential street of Chongqing instead of the business districts or arterials. Some beautiful shots there inside and out. You can almost feel the humidity.
@@alexsozansky Because it is more 3D-ish XP. It is hard to explain but simply saying that these buildings are not just plain boring glass boxes on flat ground. They displayed more internal and external expansion/attachment, each floor is unique and filled with the evident of living.
I enjoyed filming the jungle video in the city where there are many people! You walked and carefully filmed! Everywhere people live in the world, they can feel warm energy!
This video and channel got recommended by The China Show formerly known as ADV podcasts. I like your walking through China videos because things in Germany look totally different.
12:19 i recognize this place. I think the road leads to Jie Fang Bei? I used to ride a bus from Nan'an to Jie Fang Bei at least once a week and this was the route the bus took. For years I would look at the uphill path and wondered what the kind of neighborhood was tucked away behind the main road.
Thanks for sharing my friend and glad I can bring back some memories for you! I can't say for sure which area this is but it is in the same general area as Jie Fang Bei and that road could very well lead there. I usually walk and film randomly and spontaneously without paying much attention to where I am.
I absolutely love cities like this, it seems so crowded because of the buildings... Weird to say but it brings me some sort of comfort? I love small or closeted spaces. I know it might seem weird to others, might look disorganized to some but this kind of space makes me happy! Especially when it rains :)
It’s a human instinct to prefer closed areas over open areas, since our ancestors were more likely to survive in smaller, more closed places than open and wide places. Very cool fact to learn and it explains our comfort for places such as this.
Chongqing is a mountainous city, just like Japan is an island country. The distance between buildings is very close, and there are few spacious roads. I don't know if it's because I am from Chongqing or because people instinctively prefer narrow spaces (similar to sleeping with doors closed), and I also feel very comfortable with this feeling 笔
I'm sorry I only saw this video now, it was taken very well. I have lived in such places since I was a child, and now I can find them in Chongqing. These buildings are about 40 years old, and due to urban development, they are also rapidly decreasing. Whenever I pass through these ancient urban areas, I stay for a long time, and childhood memories come to my mind. My grandparents, these old stone stools, and old awnings are a kind of sentiment. I am a local and currently residing in Chongqing. If you have any questions about the video, you can ask me
Hello. I like your videos. Here is my feedback: Pros: Interesting and beautiful locations Good camera quality Good ambient sounds Cons: Need to increase walking speed Better to focus on walking straight forward rather than constant turning left and right
Thanks for your feedback my friend.. Many people have told me they like that I turn the camera to show the surroundings, rather than just walking from A to B. I don't understand the point of filming a place if you're just going to briskly walk forward from point A to B without showing anything around you.
@@streetsofasia8895 I agree! I want to experience a place in the way that I would if I were there. I don't want to see a place like a robot would see it.
Wow, this is quite a quality content you've made there. I just came here after seeing you writing a comment on Rambalac's channel. I was kinda interested in Chinese casual look. I'm not disappointed. Thanks.
Wow, thank you Hory-portier for your immense praise of my quality works! It is support from people like you that give me the motivation to continue uploading success contents. It is my unqualified pleasure to bring you a glimpse of everyday China!
Thanks for this video. It's sad to see how some people struggle in their life. I knew that situation in Chongqing isn't great but this looks really bad. So many poor people, so many bad looking buildings/apartments.
Friend, you really overunderstand. These are all old city areas, and the average age of these buildings is even older than you. I don't know where you see them struggling in life. Many of these old urban areas are inhabited by elderly people, who on average have one or more properties in other places for future generations to live in. Young people do not want to live here because it actually looks relatively backward and cannot satisfy their vanity. However, the elderly are unwilling to leave and cannot accept a new worldview. Here are their neighbors and memories for decades, This makes them feel at ease, and the security here is also very in place. I believe you won't doubt China's security. The elderly have pension insurance and medical insurance, and they don't need to work, so there's no struggle. They may have saved more money than you and me who are working, but that's what they left for their children. These buildings may not look good to you, but for us, this place carries the memories and emotions of childhood, because I am a local and we do not want these places to disappear. I'm not sure where you heard that the situation in Chongqing is not very good. I suggest watching less Western hypocritical reporting and promotion. You really want to learn about Chongqing, aren't there more videos to watch.
So great I can see and experience another part of the world through your channel. Visiting Asia is one of the things I intend to do next year. Great to see where people live instead of the common city walks. Great job
more like rusty and dirty steampunk but without the wood, instead of it you get soulles concrete that is also rotting because no one maintains it. but this city looks interesting i give it that. wouldnt want to live there tho.
This video has lovely climate , but how do you think people living there feel that climate :), with all those dark corridros, rainy staircases, living in flats without front door ...
@@Prometeusz yeah it must be very diffrent then what we are used to in the west. i mean some of those half rotten buildings had no windows! just rusting steal bars like a prison would have them... a very diffrent world indeed. i mean my city is not the cleanest. but damn now i appreciate the people that keep it from looking like that.
@@aloedark5221 what chongqing is really old plus chongqing is huge its not like everything becomes well in short time. do you even know what it looked like 20 years ago yet 60 years. Its the largest city in the world with people migrating to it non stop. Its not a new planned city like shenzhen.
Very calm and serene people living in high density. They have small chances of moving out of urban blight. Like to see their parks and river banks! God bless everyone on camera. Peace.
Thank you for the comment Cheryl! Luckily the insides of these apartments will look much nicer than the outside, as is the case for most buildings in China!
Definitely Chongqing under the rain looks even prettier than on dry days. Watching, I remembered the original anime 'Ghost in the Shell' from 1995. Congratulations for your decision to walk in the rain to film. Really, thank you!
This place (the district in the beginning of the video) reeks of affluence. If you're from US you'll never be able to tell, but being Eastern European/North Asian/North African you will immediately feel the vibe. This is where old wealth are. This is where covid draconian measures was never as harsh as in "new elite" condominiums. This is where the party chief live. This is where grannies who saw Mao as a kid live. This is where the important people live.
this was so interesting. Almost no traffic at all. Very few people on the streets. No animals! What time was that and what day ?? Amazing how clean it is and also how filthy the walls everywhere. I have never ever seen a place like that. I hope it will remain and stay alive. Love to live there one day
Exactly!!!!!!! I never expected anyone here to feel the same! I feel like I've been here before and I miss these so badly you know, it makes me wanna cry like, I'm homesick to this place these people, I love this. I feel like this is my part here which in real I've never been to china, yet I feel so emotionally attached to this place!
Hello. This is Mr. Road View. I usually use Sony Action Cam, but DJI Osmo Pocket also makes awesome scenery! I hope this channel produces various views of asia country. and if you have a chance to visit S.Korea, I can tell you a lot of S.Korea's landmarks!
I love the Osmo because it is so tiny it can literally fit in your pocket. You can bring it anywhere. And strangely enough I am visiting South Korea next month! I'm not sure how much filming I'll be able to do though, as I'm mainly visiting a friend.
God i love all the tight alleyways and the relief making everything leveled. Such a neat city. And the density really sets it apart from most Mainland cities in a good way.
Hangzhou will be completely different from Chongqing for sure, but I've heard it's a very nice city. You won't have this "urban jungle" feel there, as it's one of the wealthier cities and isn't mountainous like Chongqing. Hope you enjoy your time in China!
Thanks! Yeah I agree. Actually at that time I was just out for a walk, and after seeing that view you mentioned, I decided I needed to film the area. Luckily I had my trusty Osmo Pocket on hand, in case of such emergencies.
Wow , it seems like your staircases in Chongqing in older buildings extend openly to exterior with no doors or middle areas . It's all open to atmospheric conditions ....
![[4K] Chongqing Magic Residential Buildings - Walk from Linhua Road Community to Kaixuan Road.](/img/n.gif)
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Oh I really love seeing a more residential street of Chongqing instead of the business districts or arterials. Some beautiful shots there inside and out. You can almost feel the humidity.
I like how "3D-ish" this place is, many people will think place like this are unattractive, but this is like a crown jewel to me.
been there
it is. i missed that place
Idk why people keep calling it 3D. It's a city with buildings...
@@alexsozansky Because it is more 3D-ish XP.
It is hard to explain but simply saying that these buildings are not just plain boring glass boxes on flat ground. They displayed more internal and external expansion/attachment, each floor is unique and filled with the evident of living.
@@bigfoxki very well said, that's why I love places like this
Yes it's like an ant hive
this place is a true cyberpunk/blade runner experience
Absolutely! That was one of my biggest inspirations to start this channel.
Reminds me more of a place you would see in Ghost in the Shell
Looks like a slum
Walking in the rain brings me so much peace into my mind! Very nice ambient... Thanks!
Me too! I love rainy walks!
@@streetsofasia8895 me too
@@streetsofasia8895 please keep making videos
Cyberpunk is right! Definitely off the tourist track and I love it. Great tour. Thanks - Henry
Yeah most cyberpunk city I've ever seen! Glad you enjoyed it :)
I've always been fascinated with the density of Chongqing!
Yeah that is what I love so much about Chongqing. There is so much to see and so much going on everywhere you look.
@@streetsofasia8895 对于热爱散步的人来说，重庆是个好地方
It was cyberpunk rainy walk 😊
Streets of the tourist route and shows real life.
Great walk 😊
Thank you my friend GoodWalkers, I look forward to your comments for a long time.
This place has an amazing amount of character omg
character = poverty
@@MCart1215 ok weirdo
@@thejanet you're the weirdo for liking the poverty aesthetic lmfao
@@MCart1215 Bangladesh has a poverty aesthetic. This place has a character, a busy, lived-in urban landscape aesthetic.
Thejanet7055 says Winnie pooh
I enjoyed filming the jungle video in the city where there are many people!
You walked and carefully filmed!
Everywhere people live in the world, they can feel warm energy!
Thanks for those kind words my friend!
I'm here from The China Show, cool videos
there seem to be quite a few of us xD
This is a fantastic urban jungle video. Amazing introduction to Chongqing.
Very cool looking city! I love the interesting architecture of building and the nice soothing sounds.
Thank you! It's one of my favorite cities ever.
Thank you 😆 from Singapore
Very nice video. Big hug from#newportbeachslife #westcoast of the USA 🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Wow, this is so relaxing. Thank you for sharing your walks with us!
Looks beautiful in a weird way. Thanks
I agree completely!
This video and channel got recommended by The China Show formerly known as ADV podcasts. I like your walking through China videos because things in Germany look totally different.
yup it does i was in Berlin and i thougt it was filthy, but damn this city took this concept and ran with it.
This is the footage I've been looking for! Great upload.
Only way it could be better is if it was in a thunderstorm at night in 4K :)
I would love to film in 4K once I get a better computer!
12:19 i recognize this place. I think the road leads to Jie Fang Bei? I used to ride a bus from Nan'an to Jie Fang Bei at least once a week and this was the route the bus took. For years I would look at the uphill path and wondered what the kind of neighborhood was tucked away behind the main road.
Thanks for sharing my friend and glad I can bring back some memories for you! I can't say for sure which area this is but it is in the same general area as Jie Fang Bei and that road could very well lead there. I usually walk and film randomly and spontaneously without paying much attention to where I am.
Love the verticality and density of this city. Great video man! Which area of the Chongqing was this walk?
Thanks so much my friend! To be honest I don't remember where this was specifically, but it was somewhere near 观音岩 or 大溪沟.
The scenery from the first scene is wonderful. I love how the streets look on a rainy day! Thanks for sharing the video!
I absolutely love cities like this, it seems so crowded because of the buildings...
Weird to say but it brings me some sort of comfort? I love small or closeted spaces.
I know it might seem weird to others, might look disorganized to some but this kind of
space makes me happy! Especially when it rains :)
It’s a human instinct to prefer closed areas over open areas, since our ancestors were more likely to survive in smaller, more closed places than open and wide places. Very cool fact to learn and it explains our comfort for places such as this.
I thought i was the only one
@@sunshineimperials1600 that's actually very cool info thanks for sharing :)
Chongqing is a mountainous city, just like Japan is an island country. The distance between buildings is very close, and there are few spacious roads. I don't know if it's because I am from Chongqing or because people instinctively prefer narrow spaces (similar to sleeping with doors closed), and I also feel very comfortable with this feeling
笔
I'm sorry I only saw this video now, it was taken very well. I have lived in such places since I was a child, and now I can find them in Chongqing. These buildings are about 40 years old, and due to urban development, they are also rapidly decreasing. Whenever I pass through these ancient urban areas, I stay for a long time, and childhood memories come to my mind. My grandparents, these old stone stools, and old awnings are a kind of sentiment. I am a local and currently residing in Chongqing. If you have any questions about the video, you can ask me
Hello. I like your videos. Here is my feedback:
Pros:
Interesting and beautiful locations
Good camera quality
Good ambient sounds
Cons:
Need to increase walking speed
Better to focus on walking straight forward rather than constant turning left and right
Thanks for your feedback my friend.. Many people have told me they like that I turn the camera to show the surroundings, rather than just walking from A to B. I don't understand the point of filming a place if you're just going to briskly walk forward from point A to B without showing anything around you.
@@streetsofasia8895 I agree! I want to experience a place in the way that I would if I were there. I don't want to see a place like a robot would see it.
Your cons are my pros...
This city’s a beast. Never seen anything like it before. This has to be an amazing place to visit and live.
It's my favorite city I've been to absolutely. I've never lived there before but it's a dream of mine, at least for a few months or so.
@@streetsofasia8895 this is like New York and Chicago on steroids, lol.
Incredible scenes with a lot ambiente and some rain, i like this pure life. Good work
Wow, this is quite a quality content you've made there.
I just came here after seeing you writing a comment on Rambalac's channel. I was kinda interested in Chinese casual look. I'm not disappointed. Thanks.
Wow, thank you Hory-portier for your immense praise of my quality works! It is support from people like you that give me the motivation to continue uploading success contents. It is my unqualified pleasure to bring you a glimpse of everyday China!
Really amazing layout, the hills and the buildings. I could walk for hours.
Oh my gosh! This is so amazing!! I felt that is like a movie set. Thanks for sharing my friend 👍 Big like😄
Your words have struck deep into my appreciation zone my wonderful new friend!
such a tremendous walk you took us all on thank you deeply!
love this channel!! great source of inspiration for artist in the gaming/ movie industry
That's amazing to hear! I'd love for artists to reference my videos.
Oh thank you soo much for this! I´ve been hoping you´d upload some further Chongqing walks, cuz its quite hard to find those in the western internet..
It is always my greatest pleasure to provide these walks for all to see clearly! Thank you very much for the support!
Great video and channel♥️♥️Wish You all the best my friend♥️♥️
Thanks for this video. It's sad to see how some people struggle in their life. I knew that situation in Chongqing isn't great but this looks really bad. So many poor people, so many bad looking buildings/apartments.
Friend, you really overunderstand. These are all old city areas, and the average age of these buildings is even older than you. I don't know where you see them struggling in life. Many of these old urban areas are inhabited by elderly people, who on average have one or more properties in other places for future generations to live in. Young people do not want to live here because it actually looks relatively backward and cannot satisfy their vanity. However, the elderly are unwilling to leave and cannot accept a new worldview. Here are their neighbors and memories for decades, This makes them feel at ease, and the security here is also very in place. I believe you won't doubt China's security. The elderly have pension insurance and medical insurance, and they don't need to work, so there's no struggle. They may have saved more money than you and me who are working, but that's what they left for their children. These buildings may not look good to you, but for us, this place carries the memories and emotions of childhood, because I am a local and we do not want these places to disappear.
I'm not sure where you heard that the situation in Chongqing is not very good. I suggest watching less Western hypocritical reporting and promotion. You really want to learn about Chongqing, aren't there more videos to watch.
So great I can see and experience another part of the world through your channel.
Visiting Asia is one of the things I intend to do next year.
Great to see where people live instead of the common city walks.
Great job
Hope you have a great time in Asia and thanks so much for the support!
Wow... this is Cyberpunk... nice walk!
more like rusty and dirty steampunk but without the wood, instead of it you get soulles concrete that is also rotting because no one maintains it. but this city looks interesting i give it that. wouldnt want to live there tho.
Thanks brother, i miss China a lot thanks for showing me again.
the sound of rain with this traditional neighborhoods is a magical combination and this combination have made this video as a lovely one!
Good work👌💛
This video has lovely climate , but how do you think people living there feel that climate :), with all those dark corridros, rainy staircases, living in flats without front door ...
@@Prometeusz yeah it must be very diffrent then what we are used to in the west. i mean some of those half rotten buildings had no windows! just rusting steal bars like a prison would have them... a very diffrent world indeed. i mean my city is not the cleanest. but damn now i appreciate the people that keep it from looking like that.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful video.
Beautiful rain walk! Thanks so much! Love it!
I ❤ 重庆. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool ! The place feels like a village but with tall flats.
This city seems to be so amazing! Really want to visit it. It seem to be quite safe to walk around everywhere, is it?
fr bro
Heck no! Walk around there yelling taiwan is real china
idk to me this place has some kinda cozyness...
I'm in love with this walk 💖
Tourist guides will not show you these parts but it's something that is surely interesting to see. Thanks for sharing!
I really try to show a side of China that people don't see often, and I try to avoid tourist attractions generally. Thank you for your support!
wow it really looks dystopian....
how is it even dystopian lol it’s literally a really old city build perched onto a side of hills.
@@Ecnop9 this city is not older than 60 (at max). It is just so rotten that it looks very old xD
@@aloedark5221 what chongqing is really old plus chongqing is huge its not like everything becomes well in short time. do you even know what it looked like 20 years ago yet 60 years. Its the largest city in the world with people migrating to it non stop. Its not a new planned city like shenzhen.
Thanks so much video 😍 great tour, nice to meet you 👍
Nice to meet you too :) Thanks for watching
This is such an amazing gem 💎 to have found..I love the life you capture.
Nice walk and atmosphere! ✨
Very calm and serene people living in high density. They have small chances of moving out of urban blight. Like to see their parks and river banks! God bless everyone on camera. Peace.
Thank you for the comment Cheryl! Luckily the insides of these apartments will look much nicer than the outside, as is the case for most buildings in China!
This video made me painfully homesick for a place I've never been. Thank you.
Me too 😭😭
So lovely to see your streets- very different from where I live, yet alike in other aspects
Very nice and atmospheric video! keep on coming with more :D
Thanks for the support mate! Plenty more videos to come!
Beautiful video, beautiful virtual walk, it's very relaxing. Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome weekend!
Cool movie with great sound effects. Good work.
Definitely Chongqing under the rain looks even prettier than on dry days. Watching, I remembered the original anime 'Ghost in the Shell' from 1995. Congratulations for your decision to walk in the rain to film. Really, thank you!
I am really enjoying your comments, mt friend! You are right, Chongqing absolutely calls to mind the original Ghost in the Shell!
great footage!! Subscribed!!!
chongqing spicy food !! hello from new zealand !
Walking in the rain is so relaxing. City is full of high buildings.
I like this vibe, it really can use to shoot some crazy zombie movies at those complex.
Nice video Good morning my friend thank you for sharing
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
This place (the district in the beginning of the video) reeks of affluence. If you're from US you'll never be able to tell, but being Eastern European/North Asian/North African you will immediately feel the vibe. This is where old wealth are. This is where covid draconian measures was never as harsh as in "new elite" condominiums. This is where the party chief live. This is where grannies who saw Mao as a kid live. This is where the important people live.
this was so interesting. Almost no traffic at all. Very few people on the streets. No animals! What time was that and what day ?? Amazing how clean it is and also how filthy the walls everywhere. I have never ever seen a place like that. I hope it will remain and stay alive. Love to live there one day
You've brought me home, thank you!
Cool! Great video, I like the contrast between the trees, concrete of the buildings and how they r mixed in at the start of the video!
Thank you! Yes, Chongqing is a true urban jungle. There is a lot of greenery in the city actually.
Places like these kind of make me sad because I feel so much nostalgia though I never was here. Anyone feeling the same?
Exactly!!!!!!! I never expected anyone here to feel the same! I feel like I've been here before and I miss these so badly you know, it makes me wanna cry like, I'm homesick to this place these people, I love this. I feel like this is my part here which in real I've never been to china, yet I feel so emotionally attached to this place!
same
@@c.mirashi this plave makes me ill and want to go there
Wow only in this channel i see many things that i dont seen thank you for sharing this video from 4k walking in the city of Rome Italy
Interesting & beautiful video. Thank you for sharing ❤️😍
Very interesting to see! Never been to this city. Thanks for showing us :)
Sick!!! Watching your video right now. Love it brother
Wow thanks so much! I love to walk with you my friend!
Nice slow camera work for maximum appreciation of scenes
I loved it! Thanks for sharing your awesome work!
It is my absolute pleasure my friend from Tokyo!
real cyberpunk city
Perfect video! Thank you for sharing!
Great stuff, thanks... enjoying the ones with ambient soundtracks too btw... Also did I hear a northern accent?
Awesome I'm glad you're enjoying the ambient ones too. You mean northern Chinese accent? Not sure, I'm not good with Chinese accents haha.
@@streetsofasia8895 Nooo I meant yours ffs :)
@@kevinrudeforth I am from the northwest United States, so if that's what you mean, then yes! I have a northern accent.
@@kevinrudeforth Forgot that my voice is featured in this video haha
@@streetsofasia8895 actually you sounded english, northern english which is why i mentioned it :) anyway keep up the good work
Thank you for sharing streets of Asia, miss them so much my fren
Amazing video 😍✌🙏
Hello. This is Mr. Road View. I usually use Sony Action Cam, but DJI Osmo Pocket also makes awesome scenery! I hope this channel produces various views of asia country. and if you have a chance to visit S.Korea, I can tell you a lot of S.Korea's landmarks!
I love the Osmo because it is so tiny it can literally fit in your pocket. You can bring it anywhere. And strangely enough I am visiting South Korea next month! I'm not sure how much filming I'll be able to do though, as I'm mainly visiting a friend.
That’s the sort of rain I like walking in and getting wet enjoying it like a soothing shower. 😂😂👍✌️🙌🙌
God i love all the tight alleyways and the relief making everything leveled. Such a neat city. And the density really sets it apart from most Mainland cities in a good way.
I agree with everything you say, and to the fullest extent! The maze of buildings are a wonder to explore.
2:38 love this scene. This video its like a movie. Loved it. 👌👌
Thanks so much Sasha! Almost everywhere in Chongqing feels like a movie to me, I highly recommend to go if you ever have the chance.
love to explore the maze within the block
thanks for your video, as Singaporean we have not seen anything like these !!!!
These videos make me so excited to move to China! Although I’m sure Hangzhou will be vastly different from Chongqing!
Hangzhou will be completely different from Chongqing for sure, but I've heard it's a very nice city. You won't have this "urban jungle" feel there, as it's one of the wealthier cities and isn't mountainous like Chongqing. Hope you enjoy your time in China!
Asia Night: Walking in Asia I will absolutely have to make time to check out Chongqing then. Thank you so much!
Great video keep up the nice work.
Thank you my friend!
This is giving me warhammer 40k vibes, this is how a hive city starts. This is the coolest thing ive ever seen.
I love this city. There are some similarity of Seoul!!!
Love ur channel
This is the most welcoming slum I've ever seen
Nice, thank you for sharing this video..
It's my pleasure!
Wow amazing 🙌
First top view is awesome...
Thanks! Yeah I agree. Actually at that time I was just out for a walk, and after seeing that view you mentioned, I decided I needed to film the area. Luckily I had my trusty Osmo Pocket on hand, in case of such emergencies.
incredible
What a treat- Thank you! Very exotic to a Swede.
Thanks my friend! I loved your Swedish walks as well!
very relaxing, thank you
Thanks so much!
22:00 it's a little bit creepy 😮
I agree, very creepy down there. Luckily I made it out alive.
thats a place where you either get stabbed or r***ed
great video
Wow , it seems like your staircases in Chongqing in older buildings extend openly to exterior with no doors or middle areas . It's all open to atmospheric conditions ....