Before coming to China, the media coverage on China l had come across was usually negative.Many people in my country including me mistakenly believed that China was a poor country, where there was only oppression without freedom.But when l came to China, l found China is AMAZING! l dare say China is better than the West in many ways.Modernization, convenience, hospitality, safety, all of these has left a positive impression on me. So l told my families and friends that it was only after I came to China l deeply appreciated how excellent China has developed.
Wow thanks for sharing your view. To be honest I never knew that much about China before coming here, but now that I've experienced it there are a lot of good things to tell my people back home too! 😁
That's the ignorance, we Asians want n least expect from westerners... stay in ur own little bubble... west is the only developed countrys in the world.
You never know how evil the Communist Party is ... The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is super good at fooling , bullying and oppressing their own people more than any other communist countries , which is absolutely beyond your imagination . What the CCP really cares about is their Party and regime more than anything else instead of Chinese people .... CCP is the tragedy maker and the source of suffering of chinese people CCP demolishes your house and confiscates your properties without your permission They harvest your organs to extend their officials' lives They delete all negative comments unbeneficial to them on chinese social medias , they just allow you to see the good and positive sides beneficial to their regimes They build firewalls to block Google, Twitter, YT , FB and Instagram etc. and stop Chinese from knowing the truth of the outside world ... they're scared of Chinese people knowing the truth and destabilize their regime They put the dissenters in jail if you tell the truth You have no any channel to sue or claim your rights and justice no matter what they did to you .... because the evil CCP is the law and rule maker, they can take anything from you without taking any responsibilities .... As their chinese Prime Minister said there are still more than 600 million chinese still starving and their monthly income is less than $145 .... you can image these facts ... CCP offers scholarships to these foreign students , these students are also afraid to unveil the negative sides of CCP when they're studying and living in China .... The longer you live there... the more evil you can see ...
I envy you so much. In my 40s being a Taiwan born Chinese never set foot on the mainland, my lifelong dream is to travel through all the cities and regions in China. It would be amazing experience to actually see the origin of my own culture and witness the advances that modern China has made. Western media has been systematically demonizing China to portrait China as barbaric and uncivilized which made me sick to my stomach. It's awesome to see the real people who have been to China exposing the lies of the western media.
Exactly you can't put value on something that benefits your own citizens, unlike USA which always spend more money on war machine rather than infrastructure.
It's like having a recycling mandate. It doesn't matter if you don't make money from it because that's not the point. You don't want to do that, then don't buy anything. You'll save even more money.
According to your comment, it doesn’t matter how feasible it is to have a HSR, that kind of studies should go directly to trash, no need, we should all start to build HSR all around the world, starting tomorrow, it will benefit us all, oh boy
The concept of 'debt' (for public transits) is a Western idea. In that, one can say : libraries, parks, police, fire fighters, public toilets are all technically 'in debt' ... if one looks at them in 'isolation', as individual companies.
because public services should not focus on profiting, the only focus is servicing the mass of the country. People paying taxes to subsidize the public services, and this is the way our taxes should be used.
Thank you for sharing your impression. So refreshing and relaxed, but impressive to be there, that's China. No graffiti, no chewing gum on the walls and on the ground. No homeless people. Instead, everywhere is clean, safe and orderly.
It's so relaxed and traveling alone, especially as a woman, it's honestly exciting to travel and not have to worry about those extra inconveniences as well. The railways where you live there's a lot of graffiti and stuff on the walls?
@@lizzyinchina I'm from the Netherlands. Graffiti is everywhere here, especially in public environments such as trains, stations, squares, tunnels and walls.
@@lizzyinchina In Alkmaar, a small city in the Netherlands, there is also a chewing gum alley, but it looks a lot less colorful. The alley is located between the Doelenveld and the Gedempte Nieuwesloot. The municipality in Alkmaar cleaned the alley years ago, but as a protest against this decision, the wall was already plastered within a month.
China is technologically advanced, security is very safe, and people are very friendly and respectful, nothing will happen if you go out alone in the wee hours of the night, which is impossible in the West, and they are still smearing China (vice), now the West is much behind China in some aspects! Finally, Chinese food is really good。
The strategic goal of high speed rail is not for the rail system itself to be profitable but to drive economic growth in the regions and areas that the rail networks reach. Also, affordable, efficient, fast and eventually ubiquitous rail transportation networks will discourage more and more people from driving personal cars so to help reduce vehicular traffic, reduce gasoline consumption, etc.
@@skysthelimitrai7590 if Chinese govt were making $6 trillion in profit then western media would say they are exploiting the Chinese people who need transportation to make money... you can't win against propaganda. 😅
As a Chinese, I hope this huge amount of tax payer’s money could used to improve our living conditions like health care and lower the house price. Btw, These trains ain’t helping the poverty population in our country since they can’t afford the tickets 😢
@@notfound4048 Since millons of people take high speed train, I think the price is acceptable, you should think about your own issues, not complain everywhere.
Is the debt worth it? I say it is! Remember, China is rich! The US has a huge debt too and the government still loves to spend so much money, while not building a national high speed network like China has. It’s funny how our excuse for not building one is size when China has shown that size doesn’t matter and built a huge network anyway. And we claim the trains will “go to nowhere” yet many places in America have grown because of trains, because the country built railways before highways. If you build it, they will come. The people of China should be grateful to have a system like this. Because going between Kunming and Guiyang for that kind of a deal is amazing! This HSR is both a gift and a service to the people. It helps unify urban and rural areas big time.
Regarding the issue of Chinese people making loud noises that can disturb foreigners, let me share my perspective. China has experienced rapid development in a short period of time. However, it is not possible for individual habits to change overnight. I am already in my forties, and by the time our generation and those from the 1980s are no longer around, many of the habits that modern people criticize will naturally disappear. Our generation has witnessed the development of China. In the past, China had a large population, and in crowded places, it was natural for people to speak loudly. Moreover, the living standards during that era were not high, so things that seem problematic now were not considered issues back then. After all, even basic needs were difficult to fulfill, and many basic needs were the actual problems. As living standards improve, people will have higher-level needs, and with needs comes awareness. Being conscious of how one's behavior can cause discomfort to others, people will gradually change some of the undesirable habits in their lives.
True..many still not well educated.. with such huge population there r a always a fews bad apple de... pls forgive ..in general Chinese r not bad people they only need some educated teaching.. they will Improve de. I m sure. Jiayu.. China..
People come to China to joke about their hot water. But after more than two or three years, most of them return to their own country with the habit of drinking hot water. Hot water is the real deal.🤭
Chinese people have the habit of drinking hot water because of the Japanese biochemical experiments on China. Many people do not know the cruelty of Unit 731, and many Japanese atrocities were hidden in the United States
Managing to connect the country from Ürümqi to Beijing and down to Zhuhai, I think the answer to whether or not it’s all worth it is self-explanatory. Even though we have a national rail network, we don’t even have high-speed rail! We’re jealous of our neighbors! China shows that anything is possible as long as you believe and never give up. When you put your mind at something, you can go so far. People should be giving China a chance instead of listening to what the media wants you to think
Nice video. Enjoy the trip in China 😄 Just one correction: 5:08 They will not put you in jail simply because you smoke on the train. The word 拘留 on the board means detention. If a person smoke on the train and refuse to stop when being asked, he might be retained for 5 days (or 10 days for more severe problem). He will be put in a hostel-like building, and follow the daily schedule. Besides sleep and eat, he will need to watch tv (mostly about safety lessons), do physical exercise, and some other boring but potentially can improve his behavior things. I think this is the best way to deal with such behavior - not too much, not too little.
Look like the people only know the ‘debt’ on HSR, but cannot calculate what the total values after the railway built! Imagine the value of the land with and without a railway station, the overall economic value will be raised dramatically!
dude.. the us charges a delivering mom when she wants to see her newborn baby.. how can they include the long term economic and social value in that calculation..?
Great insight. These cost of building these trains is really aimed for connecting cities and towns around China in first and foremost, the return for their investment to grow the GDPs for the country in the other regions rather than looking at the short term debt. Very clever
In fact, if you understand modern economic theory, you don't think these high-speed trains are a liability at all. On the other hand, it is not a liability but an asset, which can be used as collateral for more loans to the bank. And all you have to pay is a little bit of interest. This is the same as the national debt of the United States, which is $31 trillion in debt, but it is still the richest country in the world. High-speed rail is the same, it has a lot of liabilities, but it has more assets
State owned enterprises are in business for the public good, not to make a profit. Transportation, telecommunication, banking, utilities such as oil, gas, water, electricity are sold to the public at cost plus, if they're making a profit they will contribute part of the profit into healthcare and other social programs.
In the West, almost all projects are for making money, but in China, most of them are serving people (even if its not profitable), so…thats means the CCP government is for its people, NOT enslaved like we heard from anti-China media. About the so called “debt”, what debts??? All the capital are from the Chinese state, all the technology, materials are from local Chinese made, all the labour are from Chinese people (providing their jobs), no projects are from loan foreign money ,zero-non.
Theres no such thing has debt in public services, they are not intended for profit but to serve its population... its not only about the money. You've got the answer in your video by the way.
Bus lines in my country also operate at a loss, but it's the government's job to provide the public with good transportation. If you look at anything through money and profit, you will pay for every inch you travel on a paved road.
DEBT!!! Do you know… China Government is really care for their people… During the long holiday time, how many people are traveling with train and it’s also helping the small town economy blooming along the lines! The high speed train is to serve all levels of people, helping their economy!! This is a good government!
@@lizzyinchina Which is why the capitalist cultural worldview is so shortsighted. If something doesn't make profits on the balance sheet, it is not worth doing. It's insane. Greed and selfishness as virtues. That's the western moral value system.
I still don't understand why people would call China a developing country and developing economy when China has large GDP and more developed than the others?
@@glenwjohnson809 That is because China is huge and has a population of 1, 400 million ppl so if u take into account of the GDP, of course it is big. There are rich cities like Shanghai and Guangdong, second tier cities, third tier cities and four tier cities whose GDP per capita is as low 5k. To reach the status of developed countries status, the criteria is 25k.(gdp per capita)
Warm water can pass through cell membranes, promote metabolism and circulation in the body, and help stimulate gastrointestinal motility, smooth bowel movements, and even eliminate stools. When waking up in the morning, the human body’s Qi and blood circulate in the meridians of Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian and Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian. Drinking warm water at this time can help detoxify the stomach, intestines, and urinary system. In particular, from the perspective of Chinese medicine, the immune system of Chinese medicine is the "righteousness" of the human body. Drinking warm water in the morning is the secret of "nourishing righteousness", that is, regulating the immune system!🥰
HSR in China are built for the benefit of the citizens and for econimic development. Not for short term profits, as is the case of private companies in the west ! .
@@lizzyinchina That is my hometown, with famous Suzhou gardens throughout the country. Many gardens are world cultural heritage sites with a strong Chinese historical charm. You should like it.
About the hot water belief in China, me as a chinese could offer you the answer. Surprisingly, the habit of chinese people taking hot water is not very long formed but started from the begining of Korean War, not very long after the foundation of PRC, when american led so called "UN Army" had already conquered the majority of North Corea.and some of their troops had approached the Yalu river which clarified territory of PRC and DPRK, that time, the US army,as the world's most powerful one, looked down very much on newly founded, agrian China, so some of the pilots of the usa frontier air force had bombed the northest territory of china under commands and some were even the bacterial bombs which were taken over from research of japanese imperial army when the WWII end . Given the bad and inadvanced medical condition and lackness of efficient measure against such bacterial attacks, drinking the hot water but not just take-in the unprocessed water was the best solution to fight against the bacterial invasion during that period. Then.even though the Korean war ended, people had indeed found the benefits of hot water in preventing affected varied diseases, so that modern chinese had kept such habit of taking hot water.
Ok I know you are gonna laugh at me for this, but holy! 3:35 I would thought that it is an airplane instead of train! Here in the West I’ve never seen a train like this before! Lol
The US Highway System has been and always will be indebted due to its perpetuation of low-density single family housing suburbs as well as reliant on fósil fuels to do all the heavy lifting including air travel as well, it's clear to me that china has made the right decision and these trains will demonstrate that if they are planned around development and economic opportunity will far outweigh the construction cost and also help the planet (high speed trains use less than a tenth of energy and emissions as air travel)
AMTraK, the U.S. federal railroad system, has been losing money since 1971. Amtrak admits to a permanent operating loss of US$1 billion (TW$30 billion) per year. "It's so funny, knowing that you have to do it if you want to save your children and grandchildren? Convenience for the people? How nice it sounds! The first is called a face project, and the second is that the government uses major projects to enrich their own pockets. Any country will have these shitty things, but the United States has played it to the max." It's just perfect." Traveling by train in the U.S. is generally more expensive than flying, as well as intercity train systems in other developed countries, which often have faster trains and better service. But Amtrak, the federally funded company that operates many passenger trains in the U.S., never made money. In fact, the company has a $42 billion repair backlog and won't be able to pay even half of that from ticket sales through 2021. The business is mainly from the densely populated northeast corridor, where tickets are quite expensive. Riders are slowly recovering from record lows due to the pandemic, and now Amtrak hopes to expand service in a major 15-year plan with $66 billion in funding from a bipartisan infrastructure law.
Here are some other routes with their average speeds: Beijing to Harbin: 250 km/h (155 mph) Beijing to Qingdao: 250 km/h (155 mph) Shanghai to Nanjing: 250 km/h (155 mph) Shanghai to Hangzhou: 250 km/h (155 mph) Chengdu to Kunming: 250 km/h (155 mph) Xi'an to Lanzhou: 250 km/h (155 mph) Wuhan to Changsha: 250 km/h (155 mph) Guangzhou to Shenzhen: 250 km/h (155 mph) Dalian to Shenyang: 250 km/h (155 mph) Fuzhou to Xiamen: 250 km/h (155 mph) Ningbo to Hangzhou: 250 km/h (155 mph) Please note that these are just a few examples, and there are many other routes available. The average speed of a high-speed train can vary depending on the route, the time of day, and the weather conditions
Smoking on a high-speed train will trigger the fire alarm, causing the train to stop automatically, and then all the following trains will be delayed. Its quiet serious, in addition to the punishment you mentioned at 5:00, these is also a ban on being allowed to take high-speed train for next 180 days.
what is the economic benefit that you can move large amount of ppl quickly and efficiently? the answer is high speed train. High speed train is always better if you travel within 500 km. No need to get to airport like 2 ~ 3 hours before boarding time and 40mins to pass through security check. Plus you are much less stressful on the train. You can walkaround or working lol
Don't forget cargo trains ! High speed means same line can have more cargo trains, thus higher transport capability. Sometimes this is even more important, to those factories behind the cargo
The most important benefit brought by HSR is it can release the capaity of normal speed railway system. Its like leave the entire highway system just for trucks. So the freight cost will be much lower in the long run. This fact is so important but hidden under sunlight.
Thanks so much to show my mother homeland to all people in the world. I am overseas Chinese have live in the U.S 28 years. The western system have become rotten and it makes me sicker everyday. We are so proud of our mother country to develop so greatly. We plan to move back to China next year.
In Japan shinkansen departs every 3 minutes during rush hours. So it's like riding a commuter bus. In China it seems like riding an airplane. China’s High-Speed Rail: A Case Study in Independent Innovation/YiCai FEB 04 2021 _today an estimated 90 percent of high-speed rail’s supply chain is made in China._ It seems China depends on imports from Western countries for important parts of the train, the countries transferred the high speed rail technologies to China.
Don't worry about the debt thing. It won't close down, the China gov will handle it. Because it's for the people, not a business like many other countries all over the world.
As a Chinese person, I don't believe that drinking hot water can cure all ailments. In the past, drinking untreated water directly could lead to illness due to the lack of purification and disinfection methods. Therefore, ancient people discovered that consuming boiled water was healthier. Combined with the Chinese tradition of drinking tea, over time, the habit of drinking hot water became prevalent among Chinese people. Whether in any location, drinking hot water is beneficial as it has a physical sterilizing effect. Of course, after boiling, the water should be allowed to cool down to a suitable temperature before consumption
Bullet train technology dosent exsist at all in the mighty United States of America. Highspeed bullet trains and maglev super train technology, the new american dream.... Hats off to you Japan and China...
As to your point HSR is lost making , thats the intention of the chinese govt. Not to run the trains for profit but to keep the fares cheap n affordable for the masses even if it means the fares dont cover the high maintenance costs of running the trains . This is bcos the chinese govt want to encourage the masses to use the trains They also see the HSR as a necessity to develop n boost the social n economic activites of the regions connected by HSR. which makes the losses incurred n running the trains worth it in their consideration. . Thats why the HSR in China are all owned n run by the state n not by pte commercial entities whose only goal is to maximise profits thro raising fares regularly and/or cutting corners in maintenance.
Wow she is pretty full of herself The most advanced Train engineering in the WORLD able to transport Millions of people and shes focused on passengers who talk loud and chew loud
According to the official regulations ，external sound is not allowed in high-speed trains and subways. The situation has improved a lot, but it will take some time to completely solve this problem. Next time you meet a passenger who plays sound loudly,you can tell him not to do that, or ask the attendant to remind him,that's what I did everytime,hope you have fun in China.😂
😂😂😂 really? You asked them? I do feel scared a bit in a sense that it is their country and are kinda free to do what they want, even though it bothers me a bit? How were their reactions when you asked them?
@@lizzyinchina haha, it's a big flaw of chinese society, people don't care much about private space. but things are going much better, 20 years ago they would smoke in their seats. normally chinese people won't ask them to stop playing out, unless it's night train or it's way too loud. they just don't know it's inappropriate playing out in a train. if you can not bear it anymore, you'd better ask the train attendant to tell them to avoid unneccesary arguments. enjoy your trip in china.
Luckily China has found a way for its people to commute instead of all of them eventually travelling via cars going everywhere. This is a lot more efficient and greener, considering the size of the population this is a huge contribution the welfare of the world.
Building public infrastructures are expensive and without payback. In the US, federal highway systems that were built decades ago spent billions dollars and now has to spend billions to maintain. No one consider how expensive the highway system costs. If you use normal rate of return to calculate the costs financially, any public infrastructure are poor investment. But all countries are doing it.
It will be better if people keep the public place quiet. Have said that, eating bird seeds suppose to have the noise of cracking of the seeds. It is a public place where the train allowing people to eat. As far as the talking loudly, it is because they are grown up in a culture that is not used to speak softly.
as a chinese, I laugh at the bird chewer part, mostly southwestern part people like that very much, they like to keep their mouth busy.😅 nice and real video
if you have massive population spreading around close cities, it is economic, like the eastern China. if not, then it wont be that economic. Even now, most China's highspeed railway does not make profits yet. But high speed railway is not only a independent thing. it will be kindof short sighted to regard railway as itself. It actually is a connection of all the economic centers around China. Even itself cannot make profit, it will be bring more benefit to the country.
5:09 “拘留” means “hold in custody, where you may wait to face trials for criminal charges; if you are not facing charges, you are clear to go. “Jail” is where you serve your sentences after being found guilty of certain criminal charges. Smoking in HSR might cause a potential fire hazards, and the smoker detector will sensor the smoke and therefore issuing an emergency break and shutdown. In serious scenario a person will face criminal charges such as public endangerment/endangering public safety. One can get arrested for that and therefore being put into custody waiting for trial.
and usually it's "行政拘留" meaning violation of public regulations may result in fines or specific days of detention, but it is not a criminal act and will not be recorded. it criminal act such as intentional arson, robbery, theft in train etc, the police will arrest the suspect and hand him over to the prosecutor's office for prosecution, then hand him over to the court for trial, and if convicted, he will be imprisoned
When it comes to the volume of cellphone,young generations definitely use headphones. Old generations sometimes don't have the sense of boundary with others
@@lizzyinchina It's difficult to change one, I've given up, I used do not understand them, but when I come to be an adult, I understand them, so I adjust my attitude, I will never be angry for their "rude", cuz we really developed so fast and so many people you can see, life is from africa to Europe within so less years, so you can only see the behavior of a generation, but do not see the old people, new generation is in the head of bullet train, but old generation is in the bottom.
Before coming to China, the media coverage on China l had come across was usually negative.Many people in my country including me mistakenly believed that China was a poor country, where there was only oppression without freedom.But when l came to China, l found China is AMAZING! l dare say China is better than the West in many ways.Modernization, convenience, hospitality, safety, all of these has left a positive impression on me. So l told my families and friends that it was only after I came to China l deeply appreciated how excellent China has developed.
Thank you very much for giving us such a high evaluation
Wow thanks for sharing your view. To be honest I never knew that much about China before coming here, but now that I've experienced it there are a lot of good things to tell my people back home too! 😁
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That's the ignorance, we Asians want n least expect from westerners... stay in ur own little bubble... west is the only developed countrys in the world.
You never know how evil the Communist Party is ...
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is super good at fooling , bullying and oppressing their own people more than any other communist countries , which is absolutely beyond your imagination .
What the CCP really cares about is their Party and regime more than anything else instead of Chinese people ....
CCP is the tragedy maker and the source of suffering of chinese people
CCP demolishes your house and confiscates your properties without your permission
They harvest your organs to extend their officials' lives
They delete all negative comments unbeneficial to them on chinese social medias , they just allow you to see the good and positive sides beneficial to their regimes
They build firewalls to block Google, Twitter, YT , FB and Instagram etc. and stop Chinese from knowing the truth of the outside world ... they're scared of Chinese people knowing the truth and destabilize their regime
They put the dissenters in jail if you tell the truth
You have no any channel to sue or claim your rights and justice no matter what they did to you .... because the evil CCP is the law and rule maker, they can take anything from you without taking any responsibilities ....
As their chinese Prime Minister said there are still more than 600 million chinese still starving and their monthly income is less than $145 .... you can image these facts ...
CCP offers scholarships to these foreign students , these students are also afraid to unveil the negative sides of CCP when they're studying and living in China ....
The longer you live there... the more evil you can see ...
I envy you so much. In my 40s being a Taiwan born Chinese never set foot on the mainland, my lifelong dream is to travel through all the cities and regions in China. It would be amazing experience to actually see the origin of my own culture and witness the advances that modern China has made. Western media has been systematically demonizing China to portrait China as barbaric and uncivilized which made me sick to my stomach. It's awesome to see the real people who have been to China exposing the lies of the western media.
Thanks for sharing this 👏❤️
欢迎来北京玩
台灣出生，40多歲，對中華民族有認同感，me too😊
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要去就去，有什麼難的，15年前去很便宜，現在晚了，台灣薪水不佔優勢
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No matter how expensive it costs, it will pay off as long as it benefits all citizens. ❤
Exactly you can't put value on something that benefits your own citizens, unlike USA which always spend more money on war machine rather than infrastructure.
Money spend on wars won't result in any benefit for tax payers.
this should compare to road/highway....and nobody talk about cost of building road/highway because it cover by government.
It's like having a recycling mandate. It doesn't matter if you don't make money from it because that's not the point. You don't want to do that, then don't buy anything. You'll save even more money.
According to your comment, it doesn’t matter how feasible it is to have a HSR, that kind of studies should go directly to trash, no need, we should all start to build HSR all around the world, starting tomorrow, it will benefit us all, oh boy
The concept of 'debt' (for public transits) is a Western idea. In that, one can say : libraries, parks, police, fire fighters, public toilets are all technically 'in debt' ... if one looks at them in 'isolation', as individual companies.
Americans think US Interstate make money? is also subsidized and in huge debt. 😂
Wow yeah, well said!
because public services should not focus on profiting, the only focus is servicing the mass of the country. People paying taxes to subsidize the public services, and this is the way our taxes should be used.
So is the Public Education
it's not about capital benefits. In terms of the entire social value, the debt is completely reasonable and acceptable.
600 km in 2 hours travelling at 300 kmph. Now that is very convenient.
Right? 😁😁😁 love it
And it’s cheap, 200rmb
Yes, it is cheap.
@@shukkenng7565 compared with the normal train which takes only 86rmb,I reluctantly choose the latter,I'm so poor😢
Thank you for sharing your impression.
So refreshing and relaxed, but impressive to be there, that's China.
No graffiti, no chewing gum on the walls and on the ground.
No homeless people.
Instead, everywhere is clean, safe and orderly.
It's so relaxed and traveling alone, especially as a woman, it's honestly exciting to travel and not have to worry about those extra inconveniences as well. The railways where you live there's a lot of graffiti and stuff on the walls?
@@lizzyinchina
I'm from the Netherlands.
Graffiti is everywhere here, especially in public environments such as trains, stations, squares, tunnels and walls.
We still need to develop
@@lizzyinchina
In Alkmaar, a small city in the Netherlands, there is also a chewing gum alley, but it looks a lot less colorful. The alley is located between the Doelenveld and the Gedempte Nieuwesloot. The municipality in Alkmaar cleaned the alley years ago, but as a protest against this decision, the wall was already plastered within a month.
@@lizzyinchina How safe is China? You can go out in the wee hours of the night as a girl and nothing will happen to you, not in the West,。
China is technologically advanced, security is very safe, and people are very friendly and respectful, nothing will happen if you go out alone in the wee hours of the night, which is impossible in the West, and they are still smearing China (vice), now the West is much behind China in some aspects! Finally, Chinese food is really good。
Aaaaaand that's a lie, and a lie, and a lie, lie, lie over here.
Wow! Greatly put 👏👏👏👏
@@MrBejkovecdid laowhy86 tell you no bird in China ? loooolll
@@MrBejkovec
You mean India has high speed rail way now ?
Fun fact: Vice is heading to bankruptcy, a very deserved one I would say.
The strategic goal of high speed rail is not for the rail system itself to be profitable but to drive economic growth in the regions and areas that the rail networks reach. Also, affordable, efficient, fast and eventually ubiquitous rail transportation networks will discourage more and more people from driving personal cars so to help reduce vehicular traffic, reduce gasoline consumption, etc.
Debt? It's charitable service for the people
Americans think US Interstate make money... is not also subsidized and in debt. 😂
What would media say about Chinese govt if it were making $6 trillion in profit.
@@skysthelimitrai7590 if Chinese govt were making $6 trillion in profit then western media would say they are exploiting the Chinese people who need transportation to make money... you can't win against propaganda. 😅
As a Chinese, I hope this huge amount of tax payer’s money could used to improve our living conditions like health care and lower the house price. Btw, These trains ain’t helping the poverty population in our country since they can’t afford the tickets 😢
@@notfound4048 Since millons of people take high speed train, I think the price is acceptable, you should think about your own issues, not complain everywhere.
Is the debt worth it? I say it is! Remember, China is rich! The US has a huge debt too and the government still loves to spend so much money, while not building a national high speed network like China has. It’s funny how our excuse for not building one is size when China has shown that size doesn’t matter and built a huge network anyway. And we claim the trains will “go to nowhere” yet many places in America have grown because of trains, because the country built railways before highways. If you build it, they will come. The people of China should be grateful to have a system like this. Because going between Kunming and Guiyang for that kind of a deal is amazing! This HSR is both a gift and a service to the people. It helps unify urban and rural areas big time.
I agree 👏👏👏 the debt is worth it!
Regarding the issue of Chinese people making loud noises that can disturb foreigners, let me share my perspective. China has experienced rapid development in a short period of time. However, it is not possible for individual habits to change overnight. I am already in my forties, and by the time our generation and those from the 1980s are no longer around, many of the habits that modern people criticize will naturally disappear. Our generation has witnessed the development of China. In the past, China had a large population, and in crowded places, it was natural for people to speak loudly. Moreover, the living standards during that era were not high, so things that seem problematic now were not considered issues back then. After all, even basic needs were difficult to fulfill, and many basic needs were the actual problems. As living standards improve, people will have higher-level needs, and with needs comes awareness. Being conscious of how one's behavior can cause discomfort to others, people will gradually change some of the undesirable habits in their lives.
Yeah well said 👏👏👏 it is true that it takes time!
True..many still not well educated.. with such huge population there r a always a fews bad apple de... pls forgive ..in general Chinese r not bad people they only need some educated teaching.. they will Improve de. I m sure. Jiayu.. China..
啃瓜子有問題嗎？
@@user-gd3iv1zi6c 我是海外华人，了解老外的吃東西礼儀要求：吃東西時不發出声音及双唇緊開。所以，吃瓜子的動作會被視為無禮或無教養哪。
People come to China to joke about their hot water. But after more than two or three years, most of them return to their own country with the habit of drinking hot water. Hot water is the real deal.🤭
😂😂😂 I'm one of those people. When my throat hurts, nothing can cure it besides hit water! It's definitely the real deal 😂
對身體好（中華文化中醫的資產
Hot water is good for digestion and throat problems.
I drink one glass every morning you can drink before sleeping too if you eat something heavy.
热水可以促进血液循环，提升免疫系统的工作效率，从而加快疾病炎症好转。
Chinese people have the habit of drinking hot water because of the Japanese biochemical experiments on China. Many people do not know the cruelty of Unit 731, and many Japanese atrocities were hidden in the United States
Managing to connect the country from Ürümqi to Beijing and down to Zhuhai, I think the answer to whether or not it’s all worth it is self-explanatory. Even though we have a national rail network, we don’t even have high-speed rail! We’re jealous of our neighbors! China shows that anything is possible as long as you believe and never give up. When you put your mind at something, you can go so far. People should be giving China a chance instead of listening to what the media wants you to think
Thanks for your comment daddy kim😂
Yes I agree 100% 👏👏👏👏 never had a doubt that it's worth it
Nice video. Enjoy the trip in China 😄
Just one correction: 5:08 They will not put you in jail simply because you smoke on the train. The word 拘留 on the board means detention.
If a person smoke on the train and refuse to stop when being asked, he might be retained for 5 days (or 10 days for more severe problem). He will be put in a hostel-like building, and follow the daily schedule. Besides sleep and eat, he will need to watch tv (mostly about safety lessons), do physical exercise, and some other boring but potentially can improve his behavior things. I think this is the best way to deal with such behavior - not too much, not too little.
Ohhh detention, that's the word. Thanks for helping my Chinese reading there 😂 and also explaining a bit more!
I looks like you had ever been through the detention before as you know it so well 😂
@@yangyang9331now you too know it without being in detention? 😂😂
@@yangyang9331 有可能他是个警察
拘留还分行政拘留和刑事拘留。高铁上抽烟属于行政拘留
Look like the people only know the ‘debt’ on HSR, but cannot calculate what the total values after the railway built! Imagine the value of the land with and without a railway station, the overall economic value will be raised dramatically!
Americans think US Interstate make money... is not also subsidized and in debt. 😂
dude.. the us charges a delivering mom when she wants to see her newborn baby.. how can they include the long term economic and social value in that calculation..?
nyc subway is also debt 😂😂
I have read that those lands where those tracks would pass through were purchased considerably, making those landowners instant millionaires.
Great insight. These cost of building these trains is really aimed for connecting cities and towns around China in first and foremost, the return for their investment to grow the GDPs for the country in the other regions rather than looking at the short term debt. Very clever
很多条铁路每年还在亏本经营。要是不经营的话那些贫穷的地方就会更贫穷。会因为交通不便更没人才和钱去投资贫穷的地方。
In fact, if you understand modern economic theory, you don't think these high-speed trains are a liability at all. On the other hand, it is not a liability but an asset, which can be used as collateral for more loans to the bank. And all you have to pay is a little bit of interest. This is the same as the national debt of the United States, which is $31 trillion in debt, but it is still the richest country in the world. High-speed rail is the same, it has a lot of liabilities, but it has more assets
State owned enterprises are in business for the public good, not to make a profit. Transportation, telecommunication, banking, utilities such as oil, gas, water, electricity are sold to the public at cost plus, if they're making a profit they will contribute part of the profit into healthcare and other social programs.
In the West, almost all projects are for making money, but in China, most of them are serving people (even if its not profitable), so…thats means the CCP government is for its people, NOT enslaved like we heard from anti-China media.
About the so called “debt”, what debts??? All the capital are from the Chinese state, all the technology, materials are from local Chinese made, all the labour are from Chinese people (providing their jobs), no projects are from loan foreign money ,zero-non.
我们还有很多不足之处，我们会不断的完善它们❤
I am an Italian and I can't go to many places in Milan at night and don't dare to go.
You can even go out enjoying BBQ at 1pm in China.
@@Npc-AA or 3pm.
@@jackoneill28 frankly speaking, the only time I feel dangerous is when I walk by cemetery.😂
Welcome to China :p
Yeah, I'm really lucky to feel this safe late at night
Theres no such thing has debt in public services, they are not intended for profit but to serve its population... its not only about the money. You've got the answer in your video by the way.
Yes that's true. Thanks for the advice 😁
Bus lines in my country also operate at a loss, but it's the government's job to provide the public with good transportation. If you look at anything through money and profit, you will pay for every inch you travel on a paved road.
Yeah 👏
Well said my man.
DEBT!!! Do you know… China Government is really care for their people…
During the long holiday time, how many people are traveling with train and it’s also helping the small town economy blooming along the lines!
The high speed train is to serve all levels of people, helping their economy!!
This is a good government!
Yes I agree 100%! The debt was just for information, but it's worth it as the growth for the country and the people is huge!
6 Trillion Yuan is about 900 Billiion USD, lol it isn't even half of 2.2 Trillion Dollar the USA lost in Afghanistan, so no worries
债务用在人民，而不是战争
It's not debt. It's public service. It's investment for the entire country and the benefits are better lives and prosperity.
It pays for itself.
Yess 👏👏👏 exactly! I never thought that the debt is bad here, it's for the people anyway😁
@@lizzyinchina Which is why the capitalist cultural worldview is so shortsighted.
If something doesn't make profits on the balance sheet, it is not worth doing. It's insane. Greed and selfishness as virtues. That's the western moral value system.
The next time you are on the high speed train, let a coin balance on the window sill. This will show how smooth the ride on the train is.
I 100% believe that it won't fall off 👏😂
Thank you...great subject🙏👍
Love your channel 😂!
😂😂😂 thanks so much
now you can go to Laos by train from Kunming.
I heard 😁. I'm gonna do that in 2 months. So excited
It's along journey of 8 hours.
Wow Good job.
Very informative with booking stuff
Don't be silly.China has enough reserve to sustain fast train
Thanks for sharing.
China is a ' developing' country, but has the capabilities of challenging the ' developed' countries in term of technological, economic competition.
Yes I agree! China grows fast!
I still don't understand why people would call China a developing country and developing economy when China has large GDP and more developed than the others?
@@glenwjohnson809 That is because China is huge and has a population of 1, 400 million ppl so if u take into account of the GDP, of course it is big. There are rich cities like Shanghai and Guangdong, second tier cities, third tier cities and four tier cities whose GDP per capita is as low 5k. To reach the status of developed countries status, the criteria is 25k.(gdp per capita)
you have a great sense of humour while you travel, makes China even more interesting.
Thank you 😂😁😁
What a beautiful country
It really is 😁
Warm water can pass through cell membranes, promote metabolism and circulation in the body, and help stimulate gastrointestinal motility, smooth bowel movements, and even eliminate stools. When waking up in the morning, the human body’s Qi and blood circulate in the meridians of Hand Yangming Large Intestine Meridian and Foot Yangming Stomach Meridian. Drinking warm water at this time can help detoxify the stomach, intestines, and urinary system. In particular, from the perspective of Chinese medicine, the immune system of Chinese medicine is the "righteousness" of the human body. Drinking warm water in the morning is the secret of "nourishing righteousness", that is, regulating the immune system!🥰
👏👏👏👏 I definitely got into the good habit to drink hot water
@@lizzyinchina 👍😄
My wife is from Kunming, visited it twice love it.
It's amazingg!!!
比较好的视频，有赞，有批评，比较公正，支持！
Atleast China has more good 😁😁😁
HSR in China are built for the benefit of the citizens and for econimic development. Not for short term profits, as is the case of private companies in the west ! .
Americans think US Interstate make money? is also subsidized and in huge debt. 😂
Yeah the long term growth makes it all worth it
Nice vlog and music, cheers! Greetings from Suzhou, nearby Shanghai, China
Thanks! Wow, Suzhou. Never been there
@@lizzyinchina welcome to have a visit, nearby Shanghai
@@lizzyinchina That is my hometown, with famous Suzhou gardens throughout the country. Many gardens are world cultural heritage sites with a strong Chinese historical charm. You should like it.
About the hot water belief in China, me as a chinese could offer you the answer.
Surprisingly, the habit of chinese people taking hot water is not very long formed but started from the begining of Korean War, not very long after the foundation of PRC, when american led so called "UN Army" had already conquered the majority of North Corea.and some of their troops had approached the Yalu river which clarified territory of PRC and DPRK, that time, the US army,as the world's most powerful one, looked down very much on newly founded, agrian China, so some of the pilots of the usa frontier air force had bombed the northest territory of china under commands and some were even the bacterial bombs which were taken over from research of japanese imperial army when the WWII end . Given the bad and inadvanced medical condition and lackness of efficient measure against such bacterial attacks, drinking the hot water but not just take-in the unprocessed water was the best solution to fight against the bacterial invasion during that period. Then.even though the Korean war ended, people had indeed found the benefits of hot water in preventing affected varied diseases, so that modern chinese had kept such habit of taking hot water.
Wow 👏 thanks for sharing! I never knew all this info
Ok I know you are gonna laugh at me for this, but holy! 3:35 I would thought that it is an airplane instead of train! Here in the West I’ve never seen a train like this before! Lol
😂😂😂😂 now you've seen it all 😉
Very cool!
Thank you!!
Your video is well produced!
Wow thank you so much 😁
The US Highway System has been and always will be indebted due to its perpetuation of low-density single family housing suburbs as well as reliant on fósil fuels to do all the heavy lifting including air travel as well, it's clear to me that china has made the right decision and these trains will demonstrate that if they are planned around development and economic opportunity will far outweigh the construction cost and also help the planet (high speed trains use less than a tenth of energy and emissions as air travel)
AMTraK, the U.S. federal railroad system, has been losing money since 1971. Amtrak admits to a permanent operating loss of US$1 billion (TW$30 billion) per year. "It's so funny, knowing that you have to do it if you want to save your children and grandchildren? Convenience for the people? How nice it sounds! The first is called a face project, and the second is that the government uses major projects to enrich their own pockets. Any country will have these shitty things, but the United States has played it to the max." It's just perfect."
Traveling by train in the U.S. is generally more expensive than flying, as well as intercity train systems in other developed countries, which often have faster trains and better service. But Amtrak, the federally funded company that operates many passenger trains in the U.S., never made money. In fact, the company has a $42 billion repair backlog and won't be able to pay even half of that from ticket sales through 2021. The business is mainly from the densely populated northeast corridor, where tickets are quite expensive.
Riders are slowly recovering from record lows due to the pandemic, and now Amtrak hopes to expand service in a major 15-year plan with $66 billion in funding from a bipartisan infrastructure law.
Here are some other routes with their average speeds:
Beijing to Harbin: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Beijing to Qingdao: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Shanghai to Nanjing: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Shanghai to Hangzhou: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Chengdu to Kunming: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Xi'an to Lanzhou: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Wuhan to Changsha: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Guangzhou to Shenzhen: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Dalian to Shenyang: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Fuzhou to Xiamen: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Ningbo to Hangzhou: 250 km/h (155 mph)
Please note that these are just a few examples, and there are many other routes available. The average speed of a high-speed train can vary depending on the route, the time of day, and the weather conditions
Smoking on a high-speed train will trigger the fire alarm, causing the train to stop automatically, and then all the following trains will be delayed. Its quiet serious, in addition to the punishment you mentioned at 5:00, these is also a ban on being allowed to take high-speed train for next 180 days.
what is the economic benefit that you can move large amount of ppl quickly and efficiently? the answer is high speed train. High speed train is always better if you travel within 500 km. No need to get to airport like 2 ~ 3 hours before boarding time and 40mins to pass through security check. Plus you are much less stressful on the train. You can walkaround or working lol
Yeah! 😂 so nice be 5 min early and still make it 🫣
Don't forget cargo trains ! High speed means same line can have more cargo trains, thus higher transport capability.
Sometimes this is even more important, to those factories behind the cargo
熟悉的昆明站，以前上班天天路过
Spain is also in DEBT with their high speed trains
The most important benefit brought by HSR is it can release the capaity of normal speed railway system. Its like leave the entire highway system just for trucks. So the freight cost will be much lower in the long run. This fact is so important but hidden under sunlight.
Awesome
Thanks so much to show my mother homeland to all people in the world. I am overseas Chinese have live in the U.S 28 years. The western system have become rotten and it makes me sicker everyday. We are so proud of our mother country to develop so greatly. We plan to move back to China next year.
In Japan shinkansen departs every 3 minutes during rush hours. So it's like riding a commuter bus. In China it seems like riding an airplane.
China’s High-Speed Rail: A Case Study in Independent Innovation/YiCai FEB 04 2021
_today an estimated 90 percent of high-speed rail’s supply chain is made in China._
It seems China depends on imports from Western countries for important parts of the train, the countries transferred the high speed rail technologies to China.
認識中文，讚！
Don't worry about the debt thing.
It won't close down, the China gov will handle it.
Because it's for the people, not a business like many other countries all over the world.
Yes! And the people use it 👏
For Chinese government, It's not simply a matter of dollars and cents. It can easily raise the train fair if it wants to.
Yeah exactly 👏
❤❤❤❤❤Danke😁🙏
Good to see that China is doing so well the only thing you have to complain about is someone eating sunflower seeds (not bird seeds).
😂😂😂😂 yeah life is good jf that's the only complaint right?
As a Chinese person, I don't believe that drinking hot water can cure all ailments. In the past, drinking untreated water directly could lead to illness due to the lack of purification and disinfection methods. Therefore, ancient people discovered that consuming boiled water was healthier. Combined with the Chinese tradition of drinking tea, over time, the habit of drinking hot water became prevalent among Chinese people. Whether in any location, drinking hot water is beneficial as it has a physical sterilizing effect. Of course, after boiling, the water should be allowed to cool down to a suitable temperature before consumption
喝热水传统是因为美国曾经对我们发动过细菌战。
There are two kinds of people: those who have a negative view over China, and those who´ve actually visited the country.
Some interesting observations. 6:39 that is sunflower seeds. We eat that in the US too. Lol
😂😂😂 really delicious! In a train when someone else chews them I have nowhere to run too 😂😂😂😂
开头音乐好评❤😂
😁😁😁 I'm glad you like the music
hi，李子。如果你懂中文的话，建议你下载个携程app对比一下trip，有可能会更便宜。它们都是同一个老板，但价格却经常不一样，之前有人对比发现中文版去订酒店能少10~40RMB，虽然不多。但也是个省钱小技巧
Bullet train technology dosent exsist at all in the mighty United States of America. Highspeed bullet trains and maglev super train technology, the new american dream.... Hats off to you Japan and China...
👏👏👏
That’s not bird seeds, that 瓜子， dried melon seeds
Is a very conmen snacks in Asia countries
@@charmingcookingliving9368 melon seed is healthy snack
China exports the infrastructures toward the world, in contrast, US exports battle wares toward the world.
China Exporting debt and terrorism too
恭喜！资本家的政客和媒体成功的给你洗脑了！
@@manishpandey2980 That's a lie
@@danielmarred2215 who are suffering, they know better. so do some proper schooling on international issues across the world #dumbass
旅途愉快
I can't even imagine how much greenhouse gases saved from these trains as alternative to planes
Yeahhhhh, I never even though about that before you mentioned it! 👏👏 wow
Where did you got this number?
As to your point HSR is lost making , thats the intention of the chinese govt. Not to run the trains for profit but to keep the fares cheap n affordable for the masses even if it means the fares dont cover the high maintenance costs of running the trains . This is bcos the chinese govt want to encourage the masses to use the trains They also see the HSR as a necessity to develop n boost the social n economic activites of the regions connected by HSR. which makes the losses incurred n running the trains worth it in their consideration. .
Thats why the HSR in China are all owned n run by the state n not by pte commercial entities whose only goal is to maximise profits thro raising fares regularly and/or cutting corners in maintenance.
Yes I agree with you!! Great comment, these trains help their people ALOT! And that's suppose to be the goal! So great job China
its not always about profit. sometimes its the development for the public that is needed.
good job！
The debt is not a big deal... It's a write-off.
Yeah that's true. The growth makes it worth it
It's better to spend all that money to make a really worthwhile investment such as HSR than to get indebted to finance wars abroad.
Yeah 👏👏 and very helpful for the people
You’re absolutely correct that the high speed trains are more convenient than airplanes
Wow she is pretty full of herself The most advanced Train engineering in the WORLD able to transport Millions of people and shes focused on passengers who talk loud and chew loud
😂😂😂😂😂
6:43 This is a snack in China. Similar to nuts. sunflower seeds.
Yeah, I actually recently started eating it 😂, the crunch does irritate me though, but it is a great snack
great video!
Thank you 😁
The whole world is in depth,if a country is not it wont grow because infrastructure is the main driver for growth
Welcome to china
Thank you 😁. You live in China too?
@@lizzyinchina I'm chinese of course. I'm living in southern china city-Shenzhen. Have a nice trip in May holidays!
@@samsonpoon5268 thanks you too 😁
According to the official regulations ，external sound is not allowed in high-speed trains and subways. The situation has improved a lot, but it will take some time to completely solve this problem. Next time you meet a passenger who plays sound loudly,you can tell him not to do that, or ask the attendant to remind him,that's what I did everytime,hope you have fun in China.😂
😂😂😂 really? You asked them? I do feel scared a bit in a sense that it is their country and are kinda free to do what they want, even though it bothers me a bit? How were their reactions when you asked them?
@@lizzyinchina 有些老年人会外放音乐，年轻人几乎不会
@@lizzyinchina 有些老年人会外放音乐，年轻人几乎不会
@@lizzyinchina haha, it's a big flaw of chinese society, people don't care much about private space. but things are going much better, 20 years ago they would smoke in their seats.
normally chinese people won't ask them to stop playing out, unless it's night train or it's way too loud. they just don't know it's inappropriate playing out in a train.
if you can not bear it anymore, you'd better ask the train attendant to tell them to avoid unneccesary arguments.
enjoy your trip in china.
The last time it cost me 12 hours 30 years ago. Great job 👍👍
Luckily China has found a way for its people to commute instead of all of them eventually travelling via cars going everywhere. This is a lot more efficient and greener, considering the size of the population this is a huge contribution the welfare of the world.
That's true! Much safer than traveling in a car on the busy roads
四川欢迎您
China wasn't in debts, China made this train for the people of China itself
Building public infrastructures are expensive and without payback. In the US, federal highway systems that were built decades ago spent billions dollars and now has to spend billions to maintain. No one consider how expensive the highway system costs. If you use normal rate of return to calculate the costs financially, any public infrastructure are poor investment. But all countries are doing it.
Question, how big a luggage u can carry on a high speed train? thanks
There is limit for luggage but no one cares,usually you can carry as much as you can take
To answer your question, look at the cost benefit analysis.
😊😊。。👍👍
Yes
lizy, ur channel is quite good.
Heyyy! Thanks so much
Lemme put it this way; I would v much rather buy Chinese high speed rail bonds than US treasuries!
😂👏👏👏 yeah
une chose très positive cependant la concurrence à la sncf ça peut pas être pire🤣
It will be better if people keep the public place quiet. Have said that, eating bird seeds suppose to have the noise of cracking of the seeds. It is a public place where the train allowing people to eat. As far as the talking loudly, it is because they are grown up in a culture that is not used to speak softly.
as a chinese, I laugh at the bird chewer part, mostly southwestern part people like that very much, they like to keep their mouth busy.😅 nice and real video
😂😂😂😂 yeah I get that
welcome❤
Thank you 😁
if you have massive population spreading around close cities, it is economic, like the eastern China. if not, then it wont be that economic. Even now, most China's highspeed railway does not make profits yet. But high speed railway is not only a independent thing. it will be kindof short sighted to regard railway as itself. It actually is a connection of all the economic centers around China. Even itself cannot make profit, it will be bring more benefit to the country.
5:09 “拘留” means “hold in custody, where you may wait to face trials for criminal charges; if you are not facing charges, you are clear to go. “Jail” is where you serve your sentences after being found guilty of certain criminal charges. Smoking in HSR might cause a potential fire hazards, and the smoker detector will sensor the smoke and therefore issuing an emergency break and shutdown. In serious scenario a person will face criminal charges such as public endangerment/endangering public safety. One can get arrested for that and therefore being put into custody waiting for trial.
Oh wow, okay. Thanks for clearing that up for me, somewhere there my Chinese words got mixed up.
and usually it's "行政拘留" meaning violation of public regulations may result in fines or specific days of detention, but it is not a criminal act and will not be recorded. it criminal act such as intentional arson, robbery, theft in train etc, the police will arrest the suspect and hand him over to the prosecutor's office for prosecution, then hand him over to the court for trial, and if convicted, he will be imprisoned
When it comes to the volume of cellphone,young generations definitely use headphones. Old generations sometimes don't have the sense of boundary with others
Yeah I agree. Atleast the older generation is slowly learning 👏
@@lizzyinchina It's difficult to change one, I've given up, I used do not understand them, but when I come to be an adult, I understand them, so I adjust my attitude, I will never be angry for their "rude", cuz we really developed so fast and so many people you can see, life is from africa to Europe within so less years, so you can only see the behavior of a generation, but do not see the old people, new generation is in the head of bullet train, but old generation is in the bottom.
Keep it up, more subs coming in soon! 😊
This is amazing!
Any idea is the High Speed Rail now operational from Lijiang to Shangri-la?
Not yet, recently been there and still had to take a bus
@@lizzyinchina Tk you Lizzy. I'm heading there in Aug hope it will be readied then. you have an enjoyable trip.
country not all about profit , you need provide community service even it no profit even losing money
Americans think US Interstate make money? is also subsidized and in huge debt. 😂