Great video. Just a small piece of advice when it comes to 不能接受 in English. It's more to the point to say: "I can't take XXX" or "XXX isn't for me" or simply "I don't like XXX". Despite the word "can't" meaning unable, the whole phrase "I can't accept" implies that you actually can accept it, but that you refuse because you don't want to accept it. As an English teacher, I often have to help my Chinese students with this one. I couldn't help but point it out. Cheers!
@@nasilemakhotpot7964 You should try preparing savory milk tea at home. It’s really nice. Also, I don’t add salt in it. Btw, are you a Taiwanese or a Chinese living abroad?
There's no restrictions for foreigners in HH. Generally, foreigners can only stay in hotels permitted to accommodate foreigners (this applies to whole country, just in case it's your first time to China), so better check before booking hotels.
@@nasilemakhotpot7964 Blood sausage is fine. What I mean is “heavy Chinese seasoning” in harris soup. I’m Mongolian so I know how it is prepared the very Mongolian way.
@@turuus5215 Ah how silly I am to ask a local try their food earlier hahaha... Well, I'm a person that prefers `strong taste' (imagine coriander, lamb etc) so I can accept the harris soup
So fascinating to learn another culture! Thank you for the video and love from Brazil!
Oh I used to live in Hohhot in 2012. This makes me miss it 😭
video interessante ,mi piace grazie.
Great video. Just a small piece of advice when it comes to 不能接受 in English. It's more to the point to say: "I can't take XXX" or "XXX isn't for me" or simply "I don't like XXX". Despite the word "can't" meaning unable, the whole phrase "I can't accept" implies that you actually can accept it, but that you refuse because you don't want to accept it.
As an English teacher, I often have to help my Chinese students with this one. I couldn't help but point it out. Cheers!
Savory milk tea with roasted millet is my favorite, though.
Haha I guess milk tea in my definition is only sweet ones🤣
@@nasilemakhotpot7964 You should try preparing savory milk tea at home. It’s really nice. Also, I don’t add salt in it. Btw, are you a Taiwanese or a Chinese living abroad?
@@turuus5215 I'm a Malaysian Chinese living in China😁
Are there any restriction to hohhot for foreigners? I intend to go beijing - hohhot - urumqi then back to spore. How is the hotel there?
There's no restrictions for foreigners in HH. Generally, foreigners can only stay in hotels permitted to accommodate foreigners (this applies to whole country, just in case it's your first time to China), so better check before booking hotels.
could you please tell me the name of the hotel?
Holiday inn Hohhot
有谁知道16点20分的歌名吗？
Hi may i know the tour u use in inner mongolia?
Hello! We didn't use any tour in inner mongolia
I would like to know more about this region , are the people friendly ?
Sorry for late reply. People in China are generally friendly, especially outside big cities, don't be too worry about it =)
Hi, in what month did you go to Hohhot??
It was in September =)
Heavy seasoning of harris soup and blood sausages doesn't seem good.
I know a lot of people don't like blood and inner parts of animal, that's understandable, but you should try before concluding, who knows right haha😁
@@nasilemakhotpot7964 Blood sausage is fine. What I mean is “heavy Chinese seasoning” in harris soup. I’m Mongolian so I know how it is prepared the very Mongolian way.
@@turuus5215 Ah how silly I am to ask a local try their food earlier hahaha... Well, I'm a person that prefers `strong taste' (imagine coriander, lamb etc) so I can accept the harris soup