It's so sweet that you guys spoke to that man, it makes for such a wholesome segment in the video and I'm glad that he didn't get discouraged by the language barrier
I don't know why nobody is making a big deal out of this but this was the best travel documentary I've ever seen. Just from the intro itself I got transported back to my teen years when I used to watch Anthony Bourdain and other travellers on TV. The way it was edited, the font that was used, the music and Tay's energy was like from a professional tv show. Not to mention that for sbd like me who has watched many travel vlogs throughout my life, I have seen so many of the big cities be done before and yet I've never heard of Cheung Chau and I found it absolutely wonderful. From the way you included that tidbit of information about the pirate who was an inspiration behind a PotC character to mentioning the data about the inhabitants' longevity (and why that is) to the interaction with that sweet older gentleman....every second of this was so enjoyable to watch. The whole island community reminds me of the centenarians in Okinawa who said that the reason for their longevity is because they are still phyically active even in old age and because they have great social bonds with the whole village and a stress free environment. This island seems like they have that as well. Taylor, you really outdid yourself with this video.
As a resident who lives in Cheung Chau for almost 20 years, I think the video captures the vibe of CC perfectly! I love how you included both vibrant and laid-back sides of the island. Thanks for the amazing video ❤️
A lot of people in South East Asia are super friendly and love having a chat, a guarantee if you travelled there you'd get a lot of people excited to talk to you about their home, and want to know about yours 😊
I love how she includes so much informative stuff in her videos but it doesn’t feel like I’m watching a documentary, there so entertaining and I look forward to her videos. The quality is just 🤌
Thank you so much for showing me the lesser known sides of HK. I love this. My 3 yo was watching with me and said he wants to jump inside the computer to eat all the yummy food you were eating. Do more HK hidden treasures video please!.
When I went to HK 8 years ago my Hongkongese friend took me to an island with street food. There were boat houses, I do not recall cars being driven, and we def went there by ferry. I now think could have been Cheung Chau! I remember stuffing myself with seafood, particularly some huge oysters baked on a grill or charcoal with all sorts of condiments.. then squid skewers, fish balls, man what a day! I never knew where I was exactly but thanks for giving me a possible explanation!
This is by far one of my favorite videos of yours ! The camera work vlogging.. Colors... Music... The way you edit. You are a master fir real. I enjoyed the content and you are fun and personable. Id go there if I ever got in that part of the world !! I loved how gracious you are to that elderly man and giggled. You have a sweet personality. Um no to going into caves.. Yikes. No cars.. A plus. You made my morning.. Happy day !! 💗💗 love from Los Angeles Oh that mochi with mango... Mochi is life. Lol 🌷
I had so many good memories in Cheung Chau, I went there for high school field trip and with family when I was younger, now that I moved to Canada, almost forgot how Cheung Chau looked like! Thank you Taylor for making a video about Cheung Chau ToT!!! I would love to see you visiting other islands too
Since there is alot of anti asian racism we as asian americans are experiencing in the States, Thank you so much for sharing us this wonderful video of Cheung Chau.
Never been this early! ❤ I love that the title is what food can you buy for 15$, but we get to see and learn much more about the island. It's not only interesting and entertaining, but also educational like your videos in general. 😊
I've been a long time fan of yours and WOW this video has got to be one of my favorites. You are a wonderful guide. You're respectful of the places you go and you're a fun and honest person. I'd love to see more travel vlogs of you going to popular areas in HK or somewhere else (hopefully when covid is more of a distant memory!) and talking about the history/food/showing us around. Not everyone can be good at making these kinds of videos, and wow have you nailed it!!
I lived in Cheung Chau for 3 months in a nice airbnb before I moved back to Canada for good. It was the best time I’ve had during the whole 8 years I lived in HK. Thank you for this video. It brings back precious memories💕
Taylor, the music is so sweet and charming. I love the blast to the past aspect of the songs. The food looks great. Thanks for being a great role model by being safe using the face mask.
The old man has stories to tell and I love that you interacted with him and he shared a piece of history. He seems like an incredibly genuine and kind human being. ;---; This was by far one of my favourite videos you've uploaded to date. Thank you!
Your informational videos are always my favorites. I can really tell the hard work you put into this video and it's paid off so immensely by creating such an immersive, entertaining, and informational video. Thank you Taylor!!!
The editing and your exploration of Cheung Chau is beyond words, I had such a fun time watching you visit the island!! Please keep doing more travel vlogs like this it's honestly the best content on youtube!
I love the editing of this video, my mother grew up in HK but I was born in the states and have not had the opportunity to visit...seeing your videos is so nice and being able to view HK through your lens has been so rewarding especially this past year, thank you for posting content!
I love this kind of videos😍 I’ve been in Cheung Chau in May 2016 and I visited the island for the bun festival and it was so cool and interesting to see the bun towers and the little girl parade. It was such an unforgettable experience❤️
I'm going to Hong Kong for my honeymoon, I'm so excited to show my fiance where I was born and eat all of the street food. Your videos are giving me so much excitement, I'm already planning all of the places we're going to see even though we're not going for another year 😂
When she said that whenever she saw someone while riding the bike she went in to them, is literally me. I’ll be riding a bike on a trail and I’ll see someone and I’ll go directly into them, I can’t control it 🤣🤣. That’s why I only get on the bike when no people are around and walk beside it when there’s someone or else we both going into the river 😭
Your content is so fun to watch. I've been watching your videos since 2016 and I appreciate the efforts you've done for us, your viewers. You're a real good influencer to us. Thank you, Tay!! Take care 😍😍❤❤
Another documentary-like super professional video!😍 I'm impressed by the high quality, but I also know that you, Taylor, could have always done something like this. Great job! Thank you for bringing this content to us💎
Taylor - I’ve been a fan for a long time but I feel like you’ve been on such a roll recently!! Loving all of your content and you’re just * glowing * all the time
The one good thing to come out of covid is exploring more of where you live. A lot of times we think of travel as going away from where we live, but with covid exploring more around you has become fun. For us it has :) Thanks for the vid!
This was amazing, I love your exploration videos of Hong Kong! The old man excited to show you the lizard was the highlight of the video and 10/10 on the wholesome scale. 🥰
I'm sure it's very quiet there due to Covid but it does look like one of those undiscovered hidden gems that pop up now and then in videos like this. Enough there for a long weekend without traffic! Food looks great and I would like to have seen what they have beyond those snacks, especially the sea food.
I love watching your videos like this. They are filmed in such a way that makes me feel like I am travelling to a new place with a friend. They are a nice escape from my day to day life. Thank you for making them!
This video in particular felt like a travel show you'd find on PBS (which I mean as a huge compliment!) Thanks for taking us around to such interesting places!
This is really amazing. Almost like another world. Reminds me of 1950s movies from China that I watched growing up. And those movies were old at that time. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰Love, love,love this episode. Thank you so much.
That man reminded me so much of my chinese father in law ! Every time we are over for dinner he very excitedly try to teach me something new in chinese
Really enjoyed this vlog Taylor, I haven't been to Cheung Chau since the mid 70s when I was still in shorts, looks like it hasn't changed muck, keeping its integrity. Think this calls for a visit next time I'm in HK, whenever we are allowed to visit post COVID.
i really like this type of content!! We can travel from our homes to places we never heard of and we go along with you. I love how you get all the information about the place you visit that shows your professionalism and your own interest! thank you tay for this fun day!!! ❤️
Thanks for traveling to Cheung Chau with me! ☺️⛵️🏝 comment below which snack you’d want to try?🤔🍉🍡🍟🥛
I prefer Japan over China.
I've never liked mochi in america but i would definitely try the mango mochi🎀
The peace buns look delicious 😋
Cutest chips🎀🤗🎀
Love you Taylor !!
It's so sweet that you guys spoke to that man, it makes for such a wholesome segment in the video and I'm glad that he didn't get discouraged by the language barrier
Or the filming ☺️
why could i totally see you hosting a travel show?! so fun to live vicariously through your adventures!
Haha that would be awesome! ☺️
Agree
I was thinking the same thing!
Yes! Best travel guide!
@@Taylor_R omg do itt~ become the chris broad of hong kong lol
I don't know why nobody is making a big deal out of this but this was the best travel documentary I've ever seen. Just from the intro itself I got transported back to my teen years when I used to watch Anthony Bourdain and other travellers on TV. The way it was edited, the font that was used, the music and Tay's energy was like from a professional tv show. Not to mention that for sbd like me who has watched many travel vlogs throughout my life, I have seen so many of the big cities be done before and yet I've never heard of Cheung Chau and I found it absolutely wonderful. From the way you included that tidbit of information about the pirate who was an inspiration behind a PotC character to mentioning the data about the inhabitants' longevity (and why that is) to the interaction with that sweet older gentleman....every second of this was so enjoyable to watch. The whole island community reminds me of the centenarians in Okinawa who said that the reason for their longevity is because they are still phyically active even in old age and because they have great social bonds with the whole village and a stress free environment. This island seems like they have that as well. Taylor, you really outdid yourself with this video.
I think we watch a lot of the same channels, I see you quite often in the comments😅
YES I KNOW RIGHT?!?!?!?! she really shone here
I live in Hong Kong and I still get surprised by what she shows us in her videos.
😅 I hope it’s a good surprise 😆
Me too! Sometimes you're so familiar with the place you grew up in that you just forget to appreciate the small things.
I know, right?!
Remember when she tried to follow Epstein food vlog to carry out his legacy.
@@oky_890 no
A travel vlog feels like a breath of fresh air in those times. Thanks Tay.
🥰💐 sending you love!
The irnoy
As a resident who lives in Cheung Chau for almost 20 years, I think the video captures the vibe of CC perfectly!
I love how you included both vibrant and laid-back sides of the island. Thanks for the amazing video ❤️
So happy to hear this! Thanks for watching! I really enjoyed your Island!🏝❤️
Is Cheung Chau as expensive as mainland Hong Kong?
"It seemed like he wanted to show me something so I followed him ..." Start to every horror movie xD
😶... true
the guy guarding your head from the rock in the cave 🥺🥺🥺
🥺🥺🥺🥺😢
That was so sweet 💖💖💖
I would totally live in Cheung Chau where there is no car, only bicycling and walking.
Right! It sounds so cool!
My dream! I place where I can walk everywhere!
@Tony John why are you a window
*”Do you speak...Chinese...?”*
Omg. Tay you’re so cute lolol.
SOMEONE GIVE THIS GIRL HER OWN TRAVEL SHOW!!!
How sweet that man that shared his story and the family that helped you through the cave 😊😊😊
The sweetest! Met some great people that day ☺️
I need people in my life to just come over and show me lizards
She truly tried to follow Epstein food vlog .
A lot of people in South East Asia are super friendly and love having a chat, a guarantee if you travelled there you'd get a lot of people excited to talk to you about their home, and want to know about yours 😊
I love how she includes so much informative stuff in her videos but it doesn’t feel like I’m watching a documentary, there so entertaining and I look forward to her videos. The quality is just 🤌
Thank you so much for showing me the lesser known sides of HK. I love this. My 3 yo was watching with me and said he wants to jump inside the computer to eat all the yummy food you were eating. Do more HK hidden treasures video please!.
☺️👍✨
When I went to HK 8 years ago my Hongkongese friend took me to an island with street food. There were boat houses, I do not recall cars being driven, and we def went there by ferry. I now think could have been Cheung Chau! I remember stuffing myself with seafood, particularly some huge oysters baked on a grill or charcoal with all sorts of condiments.. then squid skewers, fish balls, man what a day! I never knew where I was exactly but thanks for giving me a possible explanation!
boat houses > should be Tai O. Tay also has another video for it
This is by far one of my favorite videos of yours ! The camera work vlogging.. Colors... Music... The way you edit. You are a master fir real. I enjoyed the content and you are fun and personable. Id go there if I ever got in that part of the world !! I loved how gracious you are to that elderly man and giggled. You have a sweet personality. Um no to going into caves.. Yikes. No cars.. A plus.
You made my morning.. Happy day !!
💗💗 love from Los Angeles
Oh that mochi with mango... Mochi is life. Lol 🌷
Thank you! So glad you liked it! 🥰
I like how you included the fumbly conversation with the kind local gentleman. Shows the endearing reality of an expat.
I had so many good memories in Cheung Chau, I went there for high school field trip and with family when I was younger, now that I moved to Canada, almost forgot how Cheung Chau looked like! Thank you Taylor for making a video about Cheung Chau ToT!!! I would love to see you visiting other islands too
Will do! Thanks for watching! ❤️
I love how your content has become way more documentary-style and educational. It almost feels like I was there with you!
Since there is alot of anti asian racism we as asian americans are experiencing in the States, Thank you so much for sharing us this wonderful video of Cheung Chau.
Woah!, that’s so cool you got to speak with that man and he got to tell a bit about his experience with the war.
Never been this early! ❤
I love that the title is what food can you buy for 15$, but we get to see and learn much more about the island. It's not only interesting and entertaining, but also educational like your videos in general. 😊
So happy to hear this! Thank you ❤️
I've been a long time fan of yours and WOW this video has got to be one of my favorites. You are a wonderful guide. You're respectful of the places you go and you're a fun and honest person. I'd love to see more travel vlogs of you going to popular areas in HK or somewhere else (hopefully when covid is more of a distant memory!) and talking about the history/food/showing us around. Not everyone can be good at making these kinds of videos, and wow have you nailed it!!
I lived in Cheung Chau for 3 months in a nice airbnb before I moved back to Canada for good. It was the best time I’ve had during the whole 8 years I lived in HK. Thank you for this video. It brings back precious memories💕
This video is the content that internet needs right now. Less shallow fancy lifestyle vlogs and more affordable real-life experiences.
Taylor, the music is so sweet and charming. I love the blast to the past aspect of the songs. The food looks great. Thanks for being a great role model by being safe using the face mask.
The old man has stories to tell and I love that you interacted with him and he shared a piece of history.
He seems like an incredibly genuine and kind human being. ;---; This was by far one of my favourite videos you've uploaded to date. Thank you!
Your informational videos are always my favorites. I can really tell the hard work you put into this video and it's paid off so immensely by creating such an immersive, entertaining, and informational video. Thank you Taylor!!!
you're like a travel channel on TV i love it
Oh gosh THANK YOU 😊
The editing and your exploration of Cheung Chau is beyond words, I had such a fun time watching you visit the island!! Please keep doing more travel vlogs like this it's honestly the best content on youtube!
More more more videos like this! PS: Exploring caves with handbag and large yellow glasses is just epic.
😅 ok!
This man is so fulfilled that standing and walking around is enough to entertain him, I respect that
Okay i don’t know why, but some Tears Showed when that old man story was told😂❤️
I love the editing of this video, my mother grew up in HK but I was born in the states and have not had the opportunity to visit...seeing your videos is so nice and being able to view HK through your lens has been so rewarding especially this past year, thank you for posting content!
Just watching you have that conversation with that lovely old man made me so happy! I hope I can experience Cheung Chau someday!
I love this kind of videos😍 I’ve been in Cheung Chau in May 2016 and I visited the island for the bun festival and it was so cool and interesting to see the bun towers and the little girl parade.
It was such an unforgettable experience❤️
I'm going to Hong Kong for my honeymoon, I'm so excited to show my fiance where I was born and eat all of the street food. Your videos are giving me so much excitement, I'm already planning all of the places we're going to see even though we're not going for another year 😂
When she said that whenever she saw someone while riding the bike she went in to them, is literally me. I’ll be riding a bike on a trail and I’ll see someone and I’ll go directly into them, I can’t control it 🤣🤣. That’s why I only get on the bike when no people are around and walk beside it when there’s someone or else we both going into the river 😭
i so enjoyed this video, such a nice cool place thank you for letting me see it take care ...stay safe...
Great video.The segment with the older gentleman was nice.Really wish i could try all the food!
From the reflection of the locals, I can see you are a pleasant loveable lady
💃 👍 👏 💪 🤗 🙏
Once my Son is old enough, we have to go to Hong Kong to meet family. I’ll have to go here when we visit!
i liked the old title: i traveled to an island just for food 😂
“Do you speak chi..... nese” cracked me up!
This video is soooo incredible 🥰❤️some of the best content I’ve seen
Your content is so fun to watch. I've been watching your videos since 2016 and I appreciate the efforts you've done for us, your viewers. You're a real good influencer to us. Thank you, Tay!! Take care 😍😍❤❤
I was literally just wondering when your next video would be 💕💕
This has been such a refreshing video to watch! In love with your videos 🥰🥰
So excited to take a virtual trip! 💜
Have a nice trip! 😊⛵️🏝
I just want to say that this video is amazing and I’m only 2 minutes in. The editing is off the charts! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you ❤️❤️
Another documentary-like super professional video!😍 I'm impressed by the high quality, but I also know that you, Taylor, could have always done something like this. Great job! Thank you for bringing this content to us💎
Taylor - I’ve been a fan for a long time but I feel like you’ve been on such a roll recently!! Loving all of your content and you’re just * glowing * all the time
This makes me miss traveling and exploring new places.
The one good thing to come out of covid is exploring more of where you live. A lot of times we think of travel as going away from where we live, but with covid exploring more around you has become fun. For us it has :) Thanks for the vid!
Absolutely ❤️
LOVE THIS! Thanks for making us escape while we must stay at home!
Thanks for coming along 😉❤️
it was so sweet of that person to protect your head from hitting the rock as you were climbing out. so kind :)
You have such great energy in this video! Great content. I have dipped in and out of your videos for years but this one was you at your best.
What a lovely old man. He has such a wonderful energy to him
AHHH i love this type of content i wanted to visit hong kong from before the lockdown
This was amazing, I love your exploration videos of Hong Kong! The old man excited to show you the lizard was the highlight of the video and 10/10 on the wholesome scale. 🥰
This place was so cozy and idyllic! Maybe because there is no traffic it has a relaxed feel. Hong Kong grandpa was the best.
I love your series about Hong Kong so much ... thank you 👏👏 We get to travel through your experiences 😁
Chinese Pirate Favorite Treasure Hiding Spot Revealed **epic vlog**
Perfect title
Came back to this video again- it’s just that good!! I really want to visit this island someday.
I'm sure it's very quiet there due to Covid but it does look like one of those undiscovered hidden gems that pop up now and then in videos like this. Enough there for a long weekend without traffic! Food looks great and I would like to have seen what they have beyond those snacks, especially the sea food.
Cheung Chau looks so nice!
I love you talking with the people,you let us to know their story
I love watching your videos like this. They are filmed in such a way that makes me feel like I am travelling to a new place with a friend. They are a nice escape from my day to day life. Thank you for making them!
我是一個窗口，我很想知道更多關於你的信息
我很想知道更多關於你的信息
WeChat ID: Marks0231
尝试加我为好友，我真的是一个了解您的更多信息...
I loved this video! I miss HK so much, hopefully I’ll get to visit again soon 🤞🏻
This video in particular felt like a travel show you'd find on PBS (which I mean as a huge compliment!) Thanks for taking us around to such interesting places!
This is really amazing. Almost like another world. Reminds me of 1950s movies from China that I watched growing up. And those movies were old at that time. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰Love, love,love this episode. Thank you so much.
I will so be visiting Cheung Chau when I can travel to HK again!
You need to travel and show NT areas ☺️☺️
Which areas would you like to see?🤔
I love this video!! And the sweet man haha I love how you guys still continued to talk despite the language barrier
That man reminded me so much of my chinese father in law ! Every time we are over for dinner he very excitedly try to teach me something new in chinese
Your video is the reason I wanted to get up today, to have breakfast and watch this 😊 thank you
🥰 have a great day!
Your videos always make me feel relaxed and happy thanks so much so sharing your experience and letting us tag along🥰
Looks like a great day out! I'm looking forward to the days we can travel again
That was so great! Great production. Makes me miss it so much. It is like a vacation in an afternoon.
This brought back happy memories! Thanks for sharing this, Taylor!
我是一個窗口，我很想知道更多關於你的信息
我很想知道更多關於你的信息
WeChat ID: Marks0231
Marks0231
那是我的微信ID
尝试加我为好友，我真的是一个了解您的更多信息...
Thank you so much for this wonderful travelogue!
Really loving the cultural aspects of your recent content. Will definitely visit CC when I visit next time.
Really enjoyed this vlog Taylor, I haven't been to Cheung Chau since the mid 70s when I was still in shorts, looks like it hasn't changed muck, keeping its integrity. Think this calls for a visit next time I'm in HK, whenever we are allowed to visit post COVID.
These more documentary-like videos are my favourite! So informative, interesting, but still cute and fun thanks to you!
Excellent filming, really good travel video
i really like this type of content!! We can travel from our homes to places we never heard of and we go along with you. I love how you get all the information about the place you visit that shows your professionalism and your own interest!
thank you tay for this fun day!!! ❤️
the editing is so good! I always wanted to visit Cheung Chau and eat those big fishballs!
These are my favorite vlogs that you do! I love learning about culture and seeing new places
The editing is really really good! Feels like a real travel shown in television. Plus it’s highly entertaining❤️ Enjoyed watching this!
Thanks for taking us with you
I love these cultural videos, thank you for sharing it with us! 🤍😌
This felt like a travel show. Absolutely loved the feel and style
What a lovely vlog, I very much enhjoyed it!
Last time I went was in 2016 and I want to travel back!!! Thanks for highlighting such amazing places that I missed that I plan to revisit to try out!
your half fringe kind of reminds me of audrey hepburn!! especially since your eyes are as vibrant as hers :)
Aww thank you! She’s such a beauty! 😍
all of your videos are a delight to watch
this video was so fun to watch! amazing job & looking forward to more like this:)
These are my favourite of your videos. Taylor is such a natural at this! So informative and fun!
I loved this video, can't wait for more similar in the future ❤️