The part about the government owning all the land... that's the case in almost EVERY country. They just have different ways to camouflage it: land tax, property tax, etc. You may argue that those are just 'taxes.' How about you stop paying them and see if you get to keep your property.
When my parents adopted my little sister from China, they said that there were NO people stopping if there were “zebra stripes” on the road. This scared hem, obviously as tourists. There were also a lot of motorcycles on the road as well.
When I come to the US from China, I was actually supprised to see cars stopping at zebra stripes. Then I realized that in China there were so many cars that any stopping cars will cause a traffic jam, while in US there are fewer cars so it makes sense to stop. Nevertheless there was actually recent laws requiring cars to stop at least in my province, and it is enforced to some degree.
@@rebeccarabinowitz6590 We still are. China has soooo many people who don't have cars. But that's just sheer scale of China. That's it's one ridiculous strength.
Being American...some of these laws seem...well frankly insane. I understand the benefits of collective thinking and trying to make things work for everyone but good lord...
As a Chinese，I have never heard those kind of news. I just searched some，I found there were some information about them, and the more you studied, the more complicated you will find. For example,the “virgin” one. That is happened in 2005, there was a village that wants to distribute lands only to the people is living and will be living in that village. So some girls from the village who is about to marry are not qualified to get land because they are considered not to live in the village in the future. The question is there are some girls do have boyfriends but they are angry at the rules and they argued that they are still not married and they should still be considered as a member of this village, what’s more, they are not sure to marry to other village yet. Those girls and village committees cannot agree with each other around the qualification of the land distribution especially when they talked about the possibility of marrying and leaving the village in the near future. Because the standard is very hard to decide, finally the village committee agreed that only ‘ virgin girls’ with boyfriends are qualified to get lands.
@Aurora I don’t believe you unless you tell me which part did you live and which year were you there. Do you even know which city is the capital city of China?
I lived in China and if you just walk across the street the cars slow or stop for you that’s one of the first things I was taught by my Chinese friends
11:00 In Canada in the province of Quebec they have this exact same law .. you must use French names for business when ever possible. Many even top name brands have a different name in Quebec.
@@dashy9482 the people who say "we are french" yet where born in canada... both their parents and grand parents born in canada etc etc ... you are canadian! ... i find the american way of always adding what % of what country you are very strange, so 7 generations of people born in new york saying they are italian.... never been there not born there... nope your american.
Unfortunately they are not always accurate, Infographics seems to use Reddit forums as their sources quite a bit. Y'know, those anonymous online forums where people can say anything they like, even things that aren't true.
you realize you can't actually own land in america either right, if you pay federal property tax, you don't own that property. you own the rights to take up residence there, but if you try to build on it without a permit the state can sue you for it, and if it looks suspicious the feds could raid it.
Tax doesn't mean you don't own it. I pay income tax, it doesn't mean I don't "own" my money. Tax is how all government to make money, so they always have to tax you in various ways, but unlike in China, I can sell my land at any time and convert it into money, so yeah I do own my land.
@@xiphoid2011 ok try to own without paying taxes. Bro its just a way to tell people that they own land in actual they dont if government needs your land for road or something they'll just get it 👀
They took it step behind forced abortions. If I'm not mistaken, anyone born within that window was executed by the state too for the crime of being born on the wrong day.
@@jiji7250 Childless Hundred Days (百日无孩) is a campaign of mass forced abortions in Shen County and Guan County in Shandong, China. The campaign started on 1 May 1991 and ended on 10 August 1991. It was designed to reduce local population growth, under the national One-child policy. The campaign was initiated by the local Party Committee Secretary Zeng Zhaoqi (曾昭起) and Bai Zhigang (白志刚).[1] During the campaign, local officials were asked to perform forced abortions on any pregnant woman in these areas regardless of pregnancy terms or whether the unborn child is the first child of the family. The policy led to mass panic and dramatic reduction of the local population in 1991.
@Tyler Chubb China might be “socialist”, but the government is a single-party authoritarian political system. Socialism refers to the economy, the original concept included elected political representatives. Kind of like a parliament. Without direct democracy for the people, you miss the entire point of socialism - the people/workers are in control.
when my mom was younger at her friends house for chinese new year, she realized that their black dog wasn't around to greet her as he always had. She asked them where he was, and her friends parents said "in that plate" and pointed to a dish full of meat 😭
the rules have changed. I'm studying for my motorcycle license and I have a drivers license in China. you need to stop for pedestrians, it is now starting to pop up in the test questions for the drivers license. but this is only a relatively new change. 2022.03.19
@@ctnke you are right! I checked it on the net and the Winnie the Pooh rides in Shanghai Disney are still in operation. So I guess China can censor what goes on in their internet but not the rides in Shanghai Disney.
You only need to live in China for more than 2 weeks，you will find no Chinese do things by the rules. In fact, we are surprised that westerners attach so much importance to laws and rules. That's why we hope to have even stricter laws and rules, so that others can abide by them，but not me，so people will not invading my space and convenience too much. For us，rules are just for setting an ideal standard, not asking you to implement 100%.
@Aurora Were you being obnoxious with your religion? Because if I remember correctly, last time somebody in China claimed to be Jesus's brother, 30mil people died...
It depends on where you are in the US. Most people I know are only concerned with the law when there is a possibility of getting caught. Morality is considered the standard by many. I also live in a rural so I may have a bias. It does seem to work similarly in less affluent urban areas from my experience.
Completely misleading. As someone raised in the US but with ancestors are from China, and someone who has ACTUALLY been to China, this content is just extremely misleading and mostly made up.
Do “Walt Disney’s Gummi Bears” and please put me in the credits. The Gummi Bears of Gummi Glen are the last of a once great race of Gummis. Regarded by many as a fairytale they are gentle, loveable creatures who want to live in harmony with mankind - but sometimes it's not easy. * A group of reclusive humanoid bears and a few trusted humans explore their lost heritage and prevent their enemies from exploiting it. * Long ago, there was a thriving civilization of small humanoid bears called Gummi Bears. Possessing powerful magic and advanced technology, this race coexisted with humans until the growing rivalry forced the Gummies to flee across the sea, leaving only a small caretaker colony to prepare for a possible return. However, generations passed and the colony forgot their purpose even as human knowledge of the race faded into mere legend. All that changes when the colony meets a boy with a Gummi Bear medallion which unlocks the Great Book of Gummi which reveals lost knowledge of their past. Now the colony has dedicated themselves to the new goal to rediscover their heritage with the help of a few trusted humans while preventing new enemies like Duke Igthorn from exploiting that heritage to their own ends. It is a Medieval Animated Shows set in Medieval Times and animated and televised by Walt Disney. It aired from 1985 to 1991
4:12 .. In Canada three are MANY properties with this exact ownership style, only 49 or 99 year leases are most common,. Also most people even in Canada don't know it's RARE for a property to have mineral rights, if you find oil or gold on your property it belongs toy the crown,. SOME properties DO have mineral rights, however it will be WELL advertised in the sales advert, if it DOSEN'T say mineral rights included, you can bet the are not. And last, some properties do not even include Forestry rights, you are literal not allowed to cut trees down ... they are property of the crown. One tree is particularly centered out the " Eastern White Pine" very few properties allow harvesting of this tree .. They are owned by the British/Canadian Royal Navy, Originally reserved for Ship's masts, now the law remains in place to protect this majestic tree! :)
As a Chinese I can confirm that these sources are 50% reliable.Except for the zebra cross part,that's 100 percent😂.But Generally there's traffic light in that place,and if there is not,be good luck then😇
I don't know man, I feel like this one is less applicable in Shanghai. Maybe there's been an over haul with the system, but I've been seeing cops fining people that hit their breaks too hard and touched the Zebra line while there was a pedestrian 😲. I've also been fined 5 times now for Jay walking, so I ain't doing that anymore... Is this what happens when a city catches up economically with the rest of the rich world?
Depends where in the city you are. Like big citys deff have traffic stops. In smaller cities theres not many traffic lights or theyre just so far away you dont wanna walk all the way there just to walk back so its harder to cross. Plus so many people jay walk anyways..like I had to try to cross when cars are moving so I gotta wait til there's a traffic jam lol Now its a bit better of course and more traffic stops.
For the eating dogs part most Chinese people are basically like I-don't-give-a-damn-I-ain't-eating-it kinda of attitude. They are fine with others eating but personally don't like eating dogs.
I met a few people from China in college, playing MMO's and only a few of them have eaten dog. They were also super poor. One person specifically told me he was super poor, his family barely got by, and he came home to a big feast. His dog "went missing" but later on his parents admitted to feeding him his dog, they told him after he ate to make sure he was well fed. Apparently it tastes like chewy chicken. Sad story
@@Lavasparked Depends on where you're from. There are dog farms... I can't imagine ever eating dogs, but that's not a good reason to not eat dogs. Certain cultures never grew up with dogs as pets. If I see a dog eater in the States, I'm gonna make sure this guy goes to jail, but if I see some folks eating dogs in Asia, I'm gonna just assume it's part of their culture.
Poor or not, even in that scenario, you should at least make sure it its ok with the kid. If that happened to me, more than the dog is being put in a grave.
@BYFROST its actually not forbidden to eat dogs in China, pets are forbidden to be eaten if they were reported and sold to others. But like edible dogs(as in raised for food) are not at all illegal in China and even count as a culture eating dogs and is passed down by generations.
These are all true.This video remind me of those kidnapped and chained women in China. By the way, I live in Shenzhen and I've been not allowed to get out of my appartment for 10 days because of the zero-covid policy. Because of this policy, I have developed the habit of hoarding food at home. So I I don't worry about myself at all. But I am extremly afraid that I will be infected, because then my cat will be beaten to death by government personnel, no matter how I would fight for the life of my cat. There are so many inhuman things like those happening in China every minute. In many people's hearts there is nothing but an continuous and deep fear.
So many laws on China is weird, but there is one crazy law U.S. have that China don't. In the U.S., besides police and soldiers, civilians are also allowed to have guns.
Love watching you because the more I understand the moreI can see what information you have sugar coated what’s really happening/happened I.e you don’t mention the social credit score system that is meant to limit the public outcry….
6:30 is this a mistake? Paraphrasing, it said "a majority of people are against eating cats & dogs, 70-80% of respondents to a Chinese survey said eating dogs and cats was 'totally acceptable"'
People dont normally eat dog in China, you can find it in some korean restaurants but its not normal food, maybe concidered normal in Korea and Indonesia
@@tonilourdes if 80% of people say eating people is ok it's because a majority of the population is cannibals lol. If 80% of China is for eating cats and dogs, then I'd assume a majority of people have or do eat pets
Hello I'm Chinese everything he said he correct, however it is allowed to eat pets such as cats and dogs in mainland china. But if you eat a dog in Hong Kong you will get arrested
China is a large country with a lot of people. in Russia, there is a saying that goes something like this " old men(euphemism for central government) are noisy, but Russia is large. " meaning it might not even be totally rare that a certain sizable chunk of ordinary citizens is not affected by whatever government decides to do. or their decisions takes quite some time to reach them in practice, if ever.
@6:32 When you said that 70 to 80% think it's "totally acceptable," did you mean to say "totally unacceptable?" Because unless you meant to say the latter, you've contradicted the claim you made immediately before that. Also, after that, was the "23,000 cigarettes per year" figure for the government officials combined or for individuals? Because that comes out to 60+ cigarettes per day for an individual.
China: We need to stop eating cats and dogs. It's just not right. Also China: Any stray dogs seen in public will be out down on site. Also China: We need to stop wasting food. Also China: Drink and smoke as much as you can as long as it's local. Me:😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I seem to recall just running, though to be fair the city I was in had underpasses and overpasses, so was not an issue. The land owning thing is similar here in the UK where rather than the government it's owned by aristocracy where you have to get what's called lease hold or free hold and pay ground rent, which generally is just £2 a year though and it normally last 100 years not 70 but be careful on new builds as the cost has been known to double each year!
There's also the "spreading rumours and picking quarrels" law that allows the police to arbitrarily arrest anyone for doing anything against the wishes of the ccp.
No, you did not "got away" from China because you haven't even been here liar. No one these days wants to "get out" from China. Foreigners are panicking over visa renewal these days and wants to enter rather than leave China.
@@RockmanDash You only need to live in China for more than 2 weeks，you will find no Chinese do things by the rules. In fact, we are surprised that westerners attach so much importance to laws and rules. That's why we hope to have even stricter laws and rules, so that others can abide by them，but not me，so people will not invading my space and convenience too much.
In the United States it is nearly impossible to buy "land ' as well. You can rent with a mortgage but the land(minerals and resources ) are already someone else's. Think coal, oil , natural gas companies
I think it depends on your state. Here in Alaska you can land oil and sell the rights to it for a fortune, but you gotta be abke to beat the company's long enough for them to just pay up and thay means you need ths state behind you
Even in America you don't actually own the land either. Legally all land is state owed or federally owned. Even the land I "own" is not truly my land. The government can legally take it, with the right reason, but still just take it none the less. This is true for most countries and not really seen as weird, it's how a country works. Those that normally have an issue with this stems from their lack of understanding why they pay land tax.
@@samsonsoturian6013 Using degrading terms to make yourself feel smart, dose not make you smart. Please reread my comment, clearly you missed something.
I agree. So many people don't eat dogs in china now.And China isn't the only country that eats dogs...South Korea eats it too just privately. China also does it privately in certain restaurants not all. Like first time I went back 15 years ago, many ate dogs...but when I went 2 years ago everyone was like "we dont eat dogs anymore" so it was hard for ppl to find dogs places to eat. Mostly cause of the vaccines dogs take that is bad for ppls health and many have dogs as pets. Also idk anyone who eats cats....ppl said they don't taste as good. Maybe in certain provinces.
In China, the government owns all the land and leases it to people. Similar to the United States. In US, you don't actually own the land. Rights to use land are bought and sold but if the current "owner" doesn't pay their yearly lease fees, in the form of taxes, to the government, the land, or more accurately the right to use the land, is sold to somebody else who is then responsible for the annual fee.
They have a dog eating food festival....nothing but types of Dog prepared different ways......dog soup...dog sandwich....dog and potato.....BBQ Pup ....candy coated collie
6:40 acceptable or unacceptable? the voice says acceptable, the script in English says unacceptable. the framing of the sentence made it that it would be unacceptable.
Lol while I grew up in Broward county. Hard to catch people stopping for you. I almost got hit quite a few times until I decided to wear a mask for the nats. Strangely enough most people stopped with plenty of room after that and would give me dagger eyes. Just a little comment that helped me somehow:3
All of the people around me in my neighborhood are Chinese and they definitely have a different way of doing things just about everything although I have to admit they are way more self sufficient than anyone else on eand then anyone else on our entire street
Am supposed you meant land ownership in the cities, not the countryside. And not every Chinese eats dogs or cats, only in some places. These days there are many pets in Chinese homes and their owners buy them expensively including taking care of them, not as meals.
Ive seen a Chinese family pay over half a million dollars for a well know American Bully dog from my dude Bashard, in person. He sold him at an abkc conformation show.
You didn't even cover how it's illegal for kids to play video games for more than 3 hours a day Friday - Sunday. ...Though, come to think of it, this may not be so bad of a policy after all.
Parents suggested this policy to the government. After the vote got sufficient support, it was implemented. But now I've heard that the government is going to fully ban video games both for children and adults. Really hope that this one doesn't get implemented. And kids below 18 isn't allowed to purchase in game items as well
No, Chinese people does not eat cats. For dogs it's a complete chain from specially breed dogs for meat to the plate, it is usually safe, but some people seems to traffic dogs for some reason.
Takes the meaning of deleting your browser history to a whole other level.
lol true, but an empty one says more than a full one
@@drog911_ lol true
@@drog911_ yeah it does it really does
In Communist China, they delete you!
if anyone looks at mine.... eyes will be opened!
The part about the government owning all the land... that's the case in almost EVERY country. They just have different ways to camouflage it: land tax, property tax, etc. You may argue that those are just 'taxes.' How about you stop paying them and see if you get to keep your property.
Totally agree
Oh God I never realized that
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Exactly! I came here just to post same
Exactly
always love watching their videos cause you learn something new every time.
Well duh
If this comment was a flavour it would be vanilla
@@trollrat2828 bring back those early 2000’s comment sections Amiright?
And I love getting clickbaited by the thumbnails.
as a chinese, im watching this video after finsh my routine work in Pornhub
"China has the weirdest rules"
North Korea: *Hold my dynasty*
Weird and horrific are different
When my parents adopted my little sister from China, they said that there were NO people stopping if there were “zebra stripes” on the road. This scared hem, obviously as tourists. There were also a lot of motorcycles on the road as well.
I mean that’s why Chinese parents are so careful with their kids, but the clue is to just be smart and don’t stupidly cross the road without caution
@@jufu925 what-. That’s an assumption that’s not even right…
They won’t stop you you will just recive a ticket thru the mail if not they will take out of your retirement. Chinese have NO freedom.
笑死我了
theres literally 电瓶车 on the streets in Shanghai, where i live
When I come to the US from China, I was actually supprised to see cars stopping at zebra stripes. Then I realized that in China there were so many cars that any stopping cars will cause a traffic jam, while in US there are fewer cars so it makes sense to stop. Nevertheless there was actually recent laws requiring cars to stop at least in my province, and it is enforced to some degree.
🤣I thought the US was really the car country? Then again, China has more people
@@rebeccarabinowitz6590 We still are. China has soooo many people who don't have cars. But that's just sheer scale of China. That's it's one ridiculous strength.
兄弟看得懂吗？我这一句？
Being American...some of these laws seem...well frankly insane. I understand the benefits of collective thinking and trying to make things work for everyone but good lord...
@@ToxicayeAI8 Yes I am
As a Chinese，I have never heard those kind of news. I just searched some，I found there were some information about them, and the more you studied, the more complicated you will find. For example,the “virgin” one. That is happened in 2005, there was a village that wants to distribute lands only to the people is living and will be living in that village. So some girls from the village who is about to marry are not qualified to get land because they are considered not to live in the village in the future. The question is there are some girls do have boyfriends but they are angry at the rules and they argued that they are still not married and they should still be considered as a member of this village, what’s more, they are not sure to marry to other village yet. Those girls and village committees cannot agree with each other around the qualification of the land distribution especially when they talked about the possibility of marrying and leaving the village in the near future. Because the standard is very hard to decide, finally the village committee agreed that only ‘ virgin girls’ with boyfriends are qualified to get lands.
@Aurora I don’t believe you unless you tell me which part did you live and which year were you there. Do you even know which city is the capital city of China?
China government hides the news from you,
I cant believe this channel posts so much. I love it. So much respect. This kind of video takes a ton of resources and research! Ty 😊
yeah, so true.with this much research they even know that Beijing is a province
The fact that we get free videos on UA-cam by The Infographics Show is truly a gift.. 👍
I lived in China and if you just walk across the street the cars slow or stop for you that’s one of the first things I was taught by my Chinese friends
The infographic Show makes great video!
11:00 In Canada in the province of Quebec they have this exact same law .. you must use French names for business when ever possible. Many even top name brands have a different name in Quebec.
Yeah i'm not surprised. Its very bigotted in my opinion, most Canadians I know who arent from Quebec.... despise Quebec
@@dashy9482 the people who say "we are french" yet where born in canada... both their parents and grand parents born in canada etc etc ... you are canadian! ... i find the american way of always adding what % of what country you are very strange, so 7 generations of people born in new york saying they are italian.... never been there not born there... nope your american.
You guys never disappoint
Same
The videos you guys post are really weird and cool at the same time haha
Couldn't find better words for this channel 😂😂
Agreed!
And oddly topical…
Thank you
Unfortunately they are not always accurate, Infographics seems to use Reddit forums as their sources quite a bit. Y'know, those anonymous online forums where people can say anything they like, even things that aren't true.
you realize you can't actually own land in america either right, if you pay federal property tax, you don't own that property. you own the rights to take up residence there, but if you try to build on it without a permit the state can sue you for it, and if it looks suspicious the feds could raid it.
Yes, and it's un-american.
It's even better when you live with a Homeowner's Association. Enjoy being told what you can and can't do with your property!
Tax doesn't mean you don't own it. I pay income tax, it doesn't mean I don't "own" my money. Tax is how all government to make money, so they always have to tax you in various ways, but unlike in China, I can sell my land at any time and convert it into money, so yeah I do own my land.
@@CapnCoconuts Self imposed communism.
@@xiphoid2011 ok try to own without paying taxes. Bro its just a way to tell people that they own land in actual they dont if government needs your land for road or something they'll just get it 👀
Nice video!
“Weird rules” that was a cute video 🤦🏼♂️
Do one on Chinese atrocities next
Yeah and they should do a video on how the US is killing Muslims in the Middle East too 🤦♂️
dude thats so rude and chinese people dont do that anymore. they did it before but it was like a hundred years ago
You should cover the 100 childless days in Guan and Xin provinces.
What
They took it step behind forced abortions. If I'm not mistaken, anyone born within that window was executed by the state too for the crime of being born on the wrong day.
@@jiji7250 Childless Hundred Days (百日无孩) is a campaign of mass forced abortions in Shen County and Guan County in Shandong, China. The campaign started on 1 May 1991 and ended on 10 August 1991. It was designed to reduce local population growth, under the national One-child policy. The campaign was initiated by the local Party Committee Secretary Zeng Zhaoqi (曾昭起) and Bai Zhigang (白志刚).[1]
During the campaign, local officials were asked to perform forced abortions on any pregnant woman in these areas regardless of pregnancy terms or whether the unborn child is the first child of the family. The policy led to mass panic and dramatic reduction of the local population in 1991.
In 2009;My mom have to pay 5000 yen to have my little sister. Now the government is promoting three children per family lol.
@Tyler Chubb China might be “socialist”, but the government is a single-party authoritarian political system. Socialism refers to the economy, the original concept included elected political representatives. Kind of like a parliament.
Without direct democracy for the people, you miss the entire point of socialism - the people/workers are in control.
How reliable are these resources?
If he can't even pronounce "yuan" right, not likely. Sources are all western.
@@alexwang6207 Just look for them in chinese then. Most of them arent censored and you can probably find peoples daily articles of them.
when my mom was younger at her friends house for chinese new year, she realized that their black dog wasn't around to greet her as he always had. She asked them where he was, and her friends parents said "in that plate" and pointed to a dish full of meat 😭
💀
@@captdeadpool2279 ikr
Things that never happened for 800 Alex.
i've learned more from this channel in the last year then school the past 11 years
Are you employed?
@@iamtheonewhoknocks4288 umm what....
Which is dangerous, because a lot of info on this channel is wrong or exaggerated or heavily outdated.
@@1xwilly you better start focusing on school if you wanna get employed
man why does nobody understand a joke
the rules have changed. I'm studying for my motorcycle license and I have a drivers license in China. you need to stop for pedestrians, it is now starting to pop up in the test questions for the drivers license. but this is only a relatively new change. 2022.03.19
Agree.China has been committed to improving and developing its own country.
Early!!!! I LOVE this channel
I’ve never heard a crosswalk called a zebra walk.
... I thought I was tripping like wat the fuggg? Zebra stripe
great video :D
Thank you for running your channel the way you do.
You forgot to mention about China banning the use of images of Winnie the Pooh! 🤣😂😅😁
isn’t there a winnie the pooh theme park in shanghai?
@@ctnke you are right! I checked it on the net and the Winnie the Pooh rides in Shanghai Disney are still in operation. So I guess China can censor what goes on in their internet but not the rides in Shanghai Disney.
@@ctnke 有，实际上，中国很少知道小熊维尼有什么特别含义，我也是在几天前在这个软件上面才知道他的含义，但是我现在也不懂小熊维尼和习主席有什么关系。
I don't know where you heard the rumor.,The Winnie the Pooh cartoon was not banned.
You only need to live in China for more than 2 weeks，you will find no Chinese do things by the rules. In fact, we are surprised that westerners attach so much importance to laws and rules. That's why we hope to have even stricter laws and rules, so that others can abide by them，but not me，so people will not invading my space and convenience too much. For us，rules are just for setting an ideal standard, not asking you to implement 100%.
Or, as I learned while living in China, the average Chinese believes that rules are for OTHER people.
@Aurora You keep your religion to yourself.
@Aurora Were you being obnoxious with your religion? Because if I remember correctly, last time somebody in China claimed to be Jesus's brother, 30mil people died...
It depends on where you are in the US. Most people I know are only concerned with the law when there is a possibility of getting caught. Morality is considered the standard by many. I also live in a rural so I may have a bias. It does seem to work similarly in less affluent urban areas from my experience.
Completely misleading. As someone raised in the US but with ancestors are from China, and someone who has ACTUALLY been to China, this content is just extremely misleading and mostly made up.
100 credit points
I love your channel keep up the great stuff
Love the videos
Do “Walt Disney’s Gummi Bears” and please put me in the credits.
The Gummi Bears of Gummi Glen are the last of a once great race of Gummis. Regarded by many as a fairytale they are gentle, loveable creatures who want to live in harmony with mankind - but sometimes it's not easy.
* A group of reclusive humanoid bears and a few trusted humans explore their lost heritage and prevent their enemies from exploiting it.
* Long ago, there was a thriving civilization of small humanoid bears called Gummi Bears. Possessing powerful magic and advanced technology, this race coexisted with humans until the growing rivalry forced the Gummies to flee across the sea, leaving only a small caretaker colony to prepare for a possible return. However, generations passed and the colony forgot their purpose even as human knowledge of the race faded into mere legend. All that changes when the colony meets a boy with a Gummi Bear medallion which unlocks the Great Book of Gummi which reveals lost knowledge of their past. Now the colony has dedicated themselves to the new goal to rediscover their heritage with the help of a few trusted humans while preventing new enemies like Duke Igthorn from exploiting that heritage to their own ends. It is a Medieval Animated Shows set in Medieval Times and animated and televised by Walt Disney.
It aired from 1985 to 1991
What
I’m Chinese, but have only visited China a few times.
How was it
@@MKA780 It was a long time ago. I don’t remember much.
Good.😊
4:12 .. In Canada three are MANY properties with this exact ownership style, only 49 or 99 year leases are most common,.
Also most people even in Canada don't know it's RARE for a property to have mineral rights, if you find oil or gold on your property it belongs toy the crown,.
SOME properties DO have mineral rights, however it will be WELL advertised in the sales advert, if it DOSEN'T say mineral rights included, you can bet the are not.
And last, some properties do not even include Forestry rights, you are literal not allowed to cut trees down ... they are property of the crown. One tree is particularly centered out the " Eastern White Pine" very few properties allow harvesting of this tree ..
They are owned by the British/Canadian Royal Navy, Originally reserved for Ship's masts, now the law remains in place to protect this majestic tree! :)
As a Chinese I can confirm that these sources are 50% reliable.Except for the zebra cross part,that's 100 percent😂.But Generally there's traffic light in that place,and if there is not,be good luck then😇
I don't know man, I feel like this one is less applicable in Shanghai. Maybe there's been an over haul with the system, but I've been seeing cops fining people that hit their breaks too hard and touched the Zebra line while there was a pedestrian 😲. I've also been fined 5 times now for Jay walking, so I ain't doing that anymore... Is this what happens when a city catches up economically with the rest of the rich world?
Be careful if your mother hits you, you changed your race privately, maybe next time you can try to change to the race of a dog
对，没灯的斑马线别用😂😂
Depends where in the city you are. Like big citys deff have traffic stops. In smaller cities theres not many traffic lights or theyre just so far away you dont wanna walk all the way there just to walk back so its harder to cross. Plus so many people jay walk anyways..like I had to try to cross when cars are moving so I gotta wait til there's a traffic jam lol
Now its a bit better of course and more traffic stops.
I haven’t watched the vid yet but just wanted to say your doing a great job. Can’t wait for this video😄
For the eating dogs part most Chinese people are basically like I-don't-give-a-damn-I-ain't-eating-it kinda of attitude. They are fine with others eating but personally don't like eating dogs.
In China, I hired a chauffeur just to drive me across the street because I was afraid to cross the street on foot.
Me watching in Europe at 02:41 in the morning
10: 13 in us Indiana here
I met a few people from China in college, playing MMO's and only a few of them have eaten dog. They were also super poor. One person specifically told me he was super poor, his family barely got by, and he came home to a big feast. His dog "went missing" but later on his parents admitted to feeding him his dog, they told him after he ate to make sure he was well fed. Apparently it tastes like chewy chicken. Sad story
Why eating dog is bad but not lamb, chicken, pig and sheep?
@@Lavasparked Depends on where you're from. There are dog farms... I can't imagine ever eating dogs, but that's not a good reason to not eat dogs. Certain cultures never grew up with dogs as pets. If I see a dog eater in the States, I'm gonna make sure this guy goes to jail, but if I see some folks eating dogs in Asia, I'm gonna just assume it's part of their culture.
Poor or not, even in that scenario, you should at least make sure it its ok with the kid. If that happened to me, more than the dog is being put in a grave.
I want to taste an dog (:
@BYFROST its actually not forbidden to eat dogs in China, pets are forbidden to be eaten if they were reported and sold to others. But like edible dogs(as in raised for food) are not at all illegal in China and even count as a culture eating dogs and is passed down by generations.
How in the actual F is the script, animation and voicing done for a video in such a coordinated manner everyday.
Because they have professional editors.
@@hadleysheffield5226 yes but UA-cam doesn't pay enough for a whole team usually and some of their videos tend to get demotized as well.
@@samarthkapil6579 A channel with this many subscribers and sponsors from known companies, they are making a pretty decent bit.
"Getting interrogated by the police because you like a certain flower"...I mean...thats not that strange considering cannabis
So, one official gets bitten, and he wants to Order 66 all dogs. "Overreaction" would be an *understatement.*
0:24 ohhhh it makes sense since it was November they needed him to keep the NNN spirit
“Weird rules only in China”
Says a bunch of things that’s NOT ONLY in China.
Just clickbait/fearmongering about China -- this channel does this often
The most consistent
Don't forget about the law that has them legally obligated to invade Taiwan should they conclude they can't ruinfy them through peaceful means 😄
A horseshit law if for no other reason than the fact that the CCP has never ruled over Taiwan & has no valid claim at all over the nation.
Taiwan is better than China
@@V_For_Vigilante if they pray to USA
These are all true.This video remind me of those kidnapped and chained women in China.
By the way, I live in Shenzhen and I've been not allowed to get out of my appartment for 10 days because of the zero-covid policy.
Because of this policy, I have developed the habit of hoarding food at home. So I I don't worry about myself at all.
But I am extremly afraid that I will be infected, because then my cat will be beaten to death by government personnel, no matter how I would fight for the life of my cat.
There are so many inhuman things like those happening in China every minute. In many people's hearts there is nothing but an continuous and deep fear.
Good to hear from you. Stay safe. I grew up in Hong Kong and been to Shenzhen many times. Nice city.
@@MarkYeung1 Thank you. Hope you stay safe too.
You pretend to be Chinese
I am a real Chinese and I have never been in this situation
@@空戰英豪-簡柏丞 哎，看完这个视频我都无语了。。。太虚假了
@@tomorizt5245 yes That's ways they're trying to make us look bad
So many laws on China is weird, but there is one crazy law U.S. have that China don't. In the U.S., besides police and soldiers, civilians are also allowed to have guns.
Love watching you because the more I understand the moreI can see what information you have sugar coated what’s really happening/happened
I.e you don’t mention the social credit score system that is meant to limit the public outcry….
Hmmm must have been posted while 🤒 lol bad me
The social credit system is literally like all other credit systems in the world. It doesn't limit your personal freedom much.
I still remember being chased by a taxi in China when I was with my grandparents
Go on
Go on
Rules to remember when traveling to China:
1. Don't travel to China
Or america.
@@simplylethul At least America has human rights and freedoms
@@pingpong3311 hahahahahahahaha thanks for a good laugh.
@@simplylethul Go to America then China. Tell me what country has more rights.
@@pingpong3311 do your research..
6:30 is this a mistake? Paraphrasing, it said "a majority of people are against eating cats & dogs, 70-80% of respondents to a Chinese survey said eating dogs and cats was 'totally acceptable"'
People dont normally eat dog in China, you can find it in some korean restaurants but its not normal food, maybe concidered normal in Korea and Indonesia
@@tonilourdes thats not what 80% of people surveyed in China said according to infographics, atleast 70% of Chinese think its "totally acceptable"
@@Zackaria_sMax Thats something else, saying you accept a certain custom doesnt mean you eat it yourself
@@tonilourdes if 80% of people say eating people is ok it's because a majority of the population is cannibals lol. If 80% of China is for eating cats and dogs, then I'd assume a majority of people have or do eat pets
你在说谎 我不知道你的数据怎么来的
Could you guys do a vid on the UFC fighter turn bank robber did the biggest heist in London history
never have i ever heard of zebra stripes, is that like a pervasive thing?? they were always crosswalks so i kinda assumed that was everywhere
Where I live, we call them Zebra Crossings. Because they have a zebra pattern.
@@glurppuffloid9796 we call them crosswalks bc you walk across them
@@carolinesteinbuch6270 😇 Ha ha *hug*
=p
6:25 “don’t go thinking everyone is on board….70% say eating cats and dogs is totally acceptable..”
i love these shows lol
6:40 the subtitle says "unacceptable", but you said "acceptable"
You said that 70 to 80% of the Chinese said the Chinese said that eating cats and dogs was acceptable. Don't you mean unacceptable?
thats true people disagree with eating pets
Interesting stuff
I like this videos informating about things of the other part of the world, stay like that inforgraphics show
Chinese Government: No pornagraphy of anything allowed.
Teenage boys: You can't do this to me
哈哈哈，中国的法律禁止色情内容，并且学校也很少教性教育的内容，导致中国的网络色情内容非常多。
Explains their lack of births in the last 10 yrs.
Hello I'm Chinese everything he said he correct, however it is allowed to eat pets such as cats and dogs in mainland china. But if you eat a dog in Hong Kong you will get arrested
@@supermaster1o167 Yes, fireworks are banned in major cities in China, and only a small number of remote cities do
Hong Kong is so much better than China. More freedom, its like a China that's actually done right
Hbt the wine and cigarette one? Does it still apply?
@@V_For_Vigilante Hong Kongers thinks they're superior to the average Chinese just because the average Chinese speaks Mandarin...
@@plaguedoc7727
Around 60% of Hong Kong people speak mandarin aswell so that’s very strange
Thank you.
"Bear that in mind the next time you travel to China." ...HAHAHAHAHA! Sure thing, Dude.
Cars stopping every other second is bad for the environment aswell, might be a hidden benefit to keep driving
Would you choose 10 people dying every day because of a speeding car or a risk of CO2 emmition???
@@zuzannabrzeszczak1578 Less people means less damage on the environment aswell, if you're into dark humour :p
@@jordanschlansky4093 so edgy
@@DennisMartinezCalifornia not wrong though
I think we can inforce zebra stripes with liberal use of speedbumps and spikestrips.
Bruh I am born in China and I have never heard of any of these rules xddddd
China is a large country with a lot of people.
in Russia, there is a saying that goes something like this " old men(euphemism for central government) are noisy, but Russia is large. "
meaning it might not even be totally rare that a certain sizable chunk of ordinary citizens is not affected by whatever government decides to do. or their decisions takes quite some time to reach them in practice, if ever.
@6:32 When you said that 70 to 80% think it's "totally acceptable," did you mean to say "totally unacceptable?" Because unless you meant to say the latter, you've contradicted the claim you made immediately before that. Also, after that, was the "23,000 cigarettes per year" figure for the government officials combined or for individuals? Because that comes out to 60+ cigarettes per day for an individual.
I live in the South, and POC don’t stop at crosswalks. At all.
China: We need to stop eating cats and dogs. It's just not right.
Also China: Any stray dogs seen in public will be out down on site.
Also
China: We need to stop wasting food.
Also China: Drink and smoke as much as you can as long as it's local.
Me:😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
The narration is too fast, and the background music feels like extra noise that makes the video harder to follow along with.
Would you call it a great wall of fire?
I seem to recall just running, though to be fair the city I was in had underpasses and overpasses, so was not an issue. The land owning thing is similar here in the UK where rather than the government it's owned by aristocracy where you have to get what's called lease hold or free hold and pay ground rent, which generally is just £2 a year though and it normally last 100 years not 70 but be careful on new builds as the cost has been known to double each year!
There's also the "spreading rumours and picking quarrels" law that allows the police to arbitrarily arrest anyone for doing anything against the wishes of the ccp.
Lol, You only 'rent' land if you live in the United States. Your 'rent' payment is this thing called 'Property Tax'.
The land thing is literally like anywhere else it's just explain differently
I got away from China a few days ago, now located in Japan. I felt so lucky.
How is Japan? I would love to go someday.
No, you did not "got away" from China because you haven't even been here liar. No one these days wants to "get out" from China. Foreigners are panicking over visa renewal these days and wants to enter rather than leave China.
The lucky is on the Chinese😁
@UCTPOhCq0HLi4aTb3eHCvycg China is great if you like an overbearing government, no representation, and spoon fed your opinions.
@@RockmanDash You only need to live in China for more than 2 weeks，you will find no Chinese do things by the rules. In fact, we are surprised that westerners attach so much importance to laws and rules. That's why we hope to have even stricter laws and rules, so that others can abide by them，but not me，so people will not invading my space and convenience too much.
Nice
In the United States it is nearly impossible to buy "land ' as well. You can rent with a mortgage but the land(minerals and resources ) are already someone else's. Think coal, oil , natural gas companies
I think it depends on your state. Here in Alaska you can land oil and sell the rights to it for a fortune, but you gotta be abke to beat the company's long enough for them to just pay up and thay means you need ths state behind you
7:50 buy it but don’t drink it.
Even in America you don't actually own the land either. Legally all land is state owed or federally owned. Even the land I "own" is not truly my land. The government can legally take it, with the right reason, but still just take it none the less. This is true for most countries and not really seen as weird, it's how a country works. Those that normally have an issue with this stems from their lack of understanding why they pay land tax.
Dude, don't be silly. You know the difference between tax and rent.
@@samsonsoturian6013 Yeah ones federal/state the other is civilian.
@@lythnookwemin no, bozo, one gives you land use rights and the other does not.
@@samsonsoturian6013 Using degrading terms to make yourself feel smart, dose not make you smart. Please reread my comment, clearly you missed something.
I wouldn't eat a cat or dog, but there's nothing wrong with it for food consumption as it's no different than eating a cow.
I agree. So many people don't eat dogs in china now.And China isn't the only country that eats dogs...South Korea eats it too just privately. China also does it privately in certain restaurants not all. Like first time I went back 15 years ago, many ate dogs...but when I went 2 years ago everyone was like "we dont eat dogs anymore" so it was hard for ppl to find dogs places to eat. Mostly cause of the vaccines dogs take that is bad for ppls health and many have dogs as pets.
Also idk anyone who eats cats....ppl said they don't taste as good. Maybe in certain provinces.
In China, the government owns all the land and leases it to people. Similar to the United States. In US, you don't actually own the land. Rights to use land are bought and sold but if the current "owner" doesn't pay their yearly lease fees, in the form of taxes, to the government, the land, or more accurately the right to use the land, is sold to somebody else who is then responsible for the annual fee.
Music is too loud, but nice video
1:10 imagine yo mom, YA OWN MAMA turning you in to the police for just being a kid.
They have a dog eating food festival....nothing but types of Dog prepared different ways......dog soup...dog sandwich....dog and potato.....BBQ Pup ....candy coated collie
6:40 acceptable or unacceptable? the voice says acceptable, the script in English says unacceptable. the framing of the sentence made it that it would be unacceptable.
百分之九十八以上的中国人从来不吃猫猫狗狗
Lol while I grew up in Broward county. Hard to catch people stopping for you. I almost got hit quite a few times until I decided to wear a mask for the nats. Strangely enough most people stopped with plenty of room after that and would give me dagger eyes. Just a little comment that helped me somehow:3
but the house prise is indeed high, you are right about the ghost city part
When my uncle adopted my cousin from china, he said that rats bit babies toes and ears
Really that is just hilarious
All of the people around me in my neighborhood are Chinese and they definitely have a different way of doing things just about everything although I have to admit they are way more self sufficient than anyone else on eand then anyone else on our entire street
Am supposed you meant land ownership in the cities, not the countryside. And not every Chinese eats dogs or cats, only in some places. These days there are many pets in Chinese homes and their owners buy them expensively including taking care of them, not as meals.
Ive seen a Chinese family pay over half a million dollars for a well know American Bully dog from my dude Bashard, in person. He sold him at an abkc conformation show.
2:18 As a local, I feel ashamed for the society
Pff dude should be more ashamed than that. China is one of the most evil countries in the world. Y'all are running a Holocaust right now
You dont own land in America Either .. you pay Property tax aka Government rent
Yup, and Eminent Domain law… still probably have more property rights than China though
@@Dc225_ for now
Dude, we don't need to explain to you the difference between rent and tax, so lose the silly whataboutism. You're making yourself look like an idiot.
@@samsonsoturian6013 cope and seethe yankee
@@DennisMartinezCalifornia wut?
the thing that bothered me most about this is calling a crosswalk a zebra crossing
70-80% eating cats and dogs is totally acceptable??? What?
刻板印象，美国每天都发生枪战，在大街上随时都可能被枪杀。
@@1zhang552 ?????
ACCSECTABLE
@@LolLol-pt9zk what?
He misread it; the statistics are the opposite where 70-80 percent find it unacceptable. Even his subtitles says that
You didn't even cover how it's illegal for kids to play video games for more than 3 hours a day Friday - Sunday.
...Though, come to think of it, this may not be so bad of a policy after all.
Parents suggested this policy to the government. After the vote got sufficient support, it was implemented. But now I've heard that the government is going to fully ban video games both for children and adults. Really hope that this one doesn't get implemented.
And kids below 18 isn't allowed to purchase in game items as well
*freedom of entertainment cries in corner*
@@mitulkumar8174 yea😢
@@mitulkumar8174 It's going to be like North Korea soon. Watch
That's a horrible rule
For a North Korean, living in china would be heaven
No, Chinese people does not eat cats. For dogs it's a complete chain from specially breed dogs for meat to the plate, it is usually safe, but some people seems to traffic dogs for some reason.