It's cool that every UA-camr in China brings their own flare / personality / taste in food, clothing, etc, into their videos. I watch a number of UA-camrs in China and it doesn't bore me simply because of the unique personalities from each content creator. The clothing shopping was interesting... this is from someone who wear plain clothing. 🕊
Thanks for another vlog, I've lived in China for all these years but I've never been to Chengdu. Watching your video now and it's definitely making me consider going there someday. Watching you shopping and eating is just cathartic and soul-cleansing in a way XD and I also think it's sweet to see locals trying their best to speak English to you. English is really difficult for Chinese speakers and I feel like not a lot of western english speakers appreciate that fact enough, and may sometimes even belittle us for speaking it poorly.
Woah, just found your channel while researching Hong Kong. Refreshed your channel and caught you uploading so I guess I'm leaving a comment to say hi. Kinda wished you had some more HK content but it seems like you had a blast. Idk if you mentioned it in another video but can you speak Cantonese? Either way I wish you the best and keep being you!
I just came across a youtuber The China Traveller who got his 5 Star Card (China Green Card). I remember that you expressed your frustration for you and your family in getting the 5 Star Card , maybe now is a great opportunity since your whole family has contributed and lived (parents and siblings) there for such a long time❤
Hello Alysa, how are you? I thought you gave up making videos, I was almost going to delete your You Tube channel. Thank you for coming back! I like your videos, I really enjoy following you.
Welcome to Chengdu, my hometown, maybe it’s not worse than Canton in some parts? Hope once there will be a chance to invite you and your in Chengdu, or in Guangzhou, best wish from Copenhagen
Distance is about 1300km. High-speed train trip is 7 hours journey. It is a bit too long for many people. And if it is not peak season time, flight usually is cheaper than high speed train high speed train ticket for such long distance.
Chinese government just change the rules for obtaining permanent residence making it easier for foreigners who have resided in China for many years. If you have obtained a work visa for at least 1 year twice consecutively then you will be able to apply for permanent residence.
Sorry for my language, but this is a bullshit. It is as hard as it always was. And I have one. If you apply via Work Route you need to: 1) Tax paid, some amount, don't know the number but my friends who applied as well barely made it AFAIK. You need to earn about 40k rmb after tax to get there. 2) passport 3) income certificates from all companies for the past 5 years I think? (HUGE PAIN IN THE ASS) 4) business license (ALSO BIG PAIN) 5) some letter from the company explaining how cool you are to give you the GC (PAIN) 6) criminal record, your home country (It was a huge pain, since there was no Apostle in China, no there is, so a bit easier) 7) criminal record here in China (Easy) The same hard, or even harder to apply if you are going via Marriage Route (my route). Stop spreading misinformation please, all those news about how easy to get Chinese permanent residence, yet again - is complete bullshit. It is not easy, not in a slightest, never was, and most probably will never be. It is only easy if you are a Talent or some big figure for establishing 关系, then you can get GC almost hassle free within days (if not hours), yes.
@@sempiro3133 you are mistaken. China just made an announcement to simplify all procedures to apply for permanent residence to those who have been offered a work visa for at least one year twice consecutively.
Since you are from Guangzhou... you are aware that curry, as well as pizza are "yit hei", not good for pimples. Well you are on a trip, might as well enjoy it, right? Or use one of my friend's excuse, "Chinese medicine works in reverse for me because I am a laowhy!"😅 (Note: it doesn't)
好一个中外or 外中! I think 中外is more appropriate since ethnicity (DNA) is more significant than citizenship in China. (As compared to Chinese-American definition where citizenship is the last defining description).
Hey Alysa! This is really awkward for me to comment but i would really love to meet you! Im currently studying in 华侨大学泉州校区. Im planning to visit Guang zhou this May 2-May 6 if you’re free? Im feeling quite lost and alone, but i want to try going on a adventure and make some friends along the way, especially ones who can speak english too. I hope you can consider this 💗
It's cool that every UA-camr in China brings their own flare / personality / taste in food, clothing, etc, into their videos. I watch a number of UA-camrs in China and it doesn't bore me simply because of the unique personalities from each content creator. The clothing shopping was interesting... this is from someone who wear plain clothing. 🕊
So true! ❤
Thanks for another vlog, I've lived in China for all these years but I've never been to Chengdu. Watching your video now and it's definitely making me consider going there someday. Watching you shopping and eating is just cathartic and soul-cleansing in a way XD and I also think it's sweet to see locals trying their best to speak English to you. English is really difficult for Chinese speakers and I feel like not a lot of western english speakers appreciate that fact enough, and may sometimes even belittle us for speaking it poorly.
chengdu is so lovely! I will definitely go back :D
OMG so beautiful !
Woah, just found your channel while researching Hong Kong. Refreshed your channel and caught you uploading so I guess I'm leaving a comment to say hi. Kinda wished you had some more HK content but it seems like you had a blast. Idk if you mentioned it in another video but can you speak Cantonese? Either way I wish you the best and keep being you!
HK is one of my favorite cities! I do have some more short form HK content on TikTok :)
I just came across a youtuber The China Traveller who got his 5 Star Card (China Green Card). I remember that you expressed your frustration for you and your family in getting the 5 Star Card , maybe now is a great opportunity since your whole family has contributed and lived (parents and siblings) there for such a long time❤
Beautiful footages, with a happy girl❤
This city is on my bucket list ..thanks
Thrift fashion in China, I wasn't expecting that.
life is great in CHINA
20 years? Wow! That is the same years passed since my family moved to US from South Korea.
诗闻你好，我是从和之梦了解了你和你家庭的故事，很受感动，特别看到你们说及每一年办理签证续签遇上的困难，“难道她这22年不算什么么?"，心里五味杂陈，我是生活在广州的福建人，对自己祖国的感情很复杂，中国有它可爱的一面，也有很多不那么美好的地方，希望你身边更了解中国社会的朋友们，都能在你们遇上不开心的事情时，都会伸出援手带来温暖！你和你的家人们，都值得在中国最灿烂的幸福呢。
You remind me of Ally Sheedy from that 80s movie, Breakfast Club
it is full of life!
You're lucky to be in Asia, nobody tries to rob you
she grew up in Guangdong, she is very local.
so many nice foods!!!
Hello Alysa, how are you? I thought you gave up making videos, I was almost going to delete your You Tube channel. Thank you for coming back! I like your videos, I really enjoy following you.
Alysa is beautiful
四川美食确实好吃😋只是吃完第二天屁屁很遭罪😭
Welcome to Chengdu, my hometown, maybe it’s not worse than Canton in some parts? Hope once there will be a chance to invite you and your in Chengdu, or in Guangzhou, best wish from Copenhagen
恵斯，你在中国真是响受人生，可以响受中产和上等人的级别，只有中国可以做得到，交通便利，安全，物价稳定，每一个城市的饮食文化都不一样的，城市规划非常好，最重要的是，人们善良，，热情，帮助人的人，喜欢世界和平的人，加油，我们永远支持你们哦，
煞笔玩意
有必要这么强调吗？ 缺根筋
Flight to Guangzhou? Don't they have high speed rail between Chengdu and Guangzhou?
Distance is about 1300km. High-speed train trip is 7 hours journey. It is a bit too long for many people. And if it is not peak season time, flight usually is cheaper than high speed train high speed train ticket for such long distance.
charming lady 😊
Chinese government just change the rules for obtaining permanent residence making it easier for foreigners who have resided in China for many years. If you have obtained a work visa for at least 1 year twice consecutively then you will be able to apply for permanent residence.
Sorry for my language, but this is a bullshit. It is as hard as it always was. And I have one. If you apply via Work Route you need to:
1) Tax paid, some amount, don't know the number but my friends who applied as well barely made it AFAIK. You need to earn about 40k rmb after tax to get there.
2) passport
3) income certificates from all companies for the past 5 years I think? (HUGE PAIN IN THE ASS)
4) business license (ALSO BIG PAIN)
5) some letter from the company explaining how cool you are to give you the GC (PAIN)
6) criminal record, your home country (It was a huge pain, since there was no Apostle in China, no there is, so a bit easier)
7) criminal record here in China (Easy)
The same hard, or even harder to apply if you are going via Marriage Route (my route).
Stop spreading misinformation please, all those news about how easy to get Chinese permanent residence, yet again - is complete bullshit. It is not easy, not in a slightest, never was, and most probably will never be. It is only easy if you are a Talent or some big figure for establishing 关系, then you can get GC almost hassle free within days (if not hours), yes.
@@sempiro3133 you are mistaken. China just made an announcement to simplify all procedures to apply for permanent residence to those who have been offered a work visa for at least one year twice consecutively.
lol, I’m a Chengdu native that grew up in America watching an American that grew up in China going to Chengdu.
Hahaha funny the way life turns out! 😆
LOL!!! How do you even fall asleep at night?!!!
nice..
Since you are from Guangzhou... you are aware that curry, as well as pizza are "yit hei", not good for pimples. Well you are on a trip, might as well enjoy it, right? Or use one of my friend's excuse, "Chinese medicine works in reverse for me because I am a laowhy!"😅 (Note: it doesn't)
你拍的好像文艺片。太美了❤
好一个中外or 外中! I think 中外is more appropriate since ethnicity (DNA) is more significant than citizenship in China. (As compared to Chinese-American definition where citizenship is the last defining description).
You deserve a Mr. Right!!!! If I am around you, I think I will fall in love with you.
Dodge the num peppers. Actually, you need to cut the spicy foods and drink a LOT of herb tea.
我大川蜀地区不愧是自先秦时代的避战圣地，秦穆公时代坐拥巴蜀才能逐鹿中原，三国时期诸葛孔明才能6出祁山，唐宋避战都选川蜀，宋朝时代的贡献更是首屈一指，凭借高山激流，川蜀被无数避战能人趋之若鹜。在道学，纺织，茶道，文学，如今的高科技一直不可小觑。更有都江堰这种比拟长城的伟大工程。有熊猫这种享誉国内外的国宝，唐宋八大家有四位出自此地。我大川蜀如今凭借着其独特的魅力更是吸引了很多高科技产业注入。祝愿天高任鸟飞，海阔凭鱼跃
💪😎👍🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
Hey Alysa! This is really awkward for me to comment but i would really love to meet you! Im currently studying in 华侨大学泉州校区. Im planning to visit Guang zhou this May 2-May 6 if you’re free? Im feeling quite lost and alone, but i want to try going on a adventure and make some friends along the way, especially ones who can speak english too. I hope you can consider this 💗
Oh, my wife and you have one biggest thing in common, you are both - coffee junkies, hahahahahaha. "Hi" from Shenzhen! 😂☕
中國有各類咖咖店 不輸國外
Does anyone know why she stopped posting? I hope she is okay. She seems such a nice and sweet woman.
you can you up
有时间发库存视频了？
人家抖音破站都做的很好，油管竞争太大，现在老外都来中国蹭热度因为中国的网站是封闭的，白人对中国根本不了解只能通过旅游博主来看中国。你去看油管任何一个旅游博主，只要是中国内容就是流量密码，去东南亚都没人看
spicy food caused it
我的第二故乡
Do you speak Cantonese?
诗闻，多多更新视频阿
The food in Sichuan is very spicy，so it has the best anorectal hospital in China.😂😂😂
Nice videos, Alysa. Can't help wondering if you have a boyfriend?
拍摄的是你老公吗？？🤣
第一个赞
😍😍😍