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The women/guide is so proud of her locality food. Everytime David praises the food she tend to get amused like anything. I like it when David compare it with Shanghai food and she says 'thank you'.
Hello David..noodles looks good. Nice market exploring for mask. Now to the food. Yum... great scenic view. I saw beauty thru your eyes David. Great blog.
I ate that noodle two months ago, not cheap, but really worth the money. The shrimp flavour was so strong, just like the noodle was made by shrimp rather than the wheat.
Fans from SHANGHAI . enjoy your time in suzhou.SHANGHAI's food is yummy too~LOL plus, its cute when u said suzhou dialect in "very yummy” .Both suzhou and hangzhou u will go is shanghainese be loved 2 city around shanghai. Personal I love HANGZHOU better,coz more romantic.west lake , lingyin temple, zhongtianzhu, shangtianzhu etc~anyway ,enjoy your time.
Lake Tai is one of the two biggest lakes in China. Suzhou is near the Lake Tai. East Mountain and West Mountain are two islands in the Lake Tai. Tourist places.
It’s a bit expensive to buy this bamboo handicrafts, unless you buy it in a scenic spot, you don’t need that much money in a regular store.I think 50 RMB or less.
The slurping of noodles is what they do in Japan for ramen. Totally not polite in China. This is what I found posted on reddit: Posted by /SonOfChina
Slurping noodles and soup is NOT encouraged in Chinese culture. I don't know where this myth in the West came from, that somehow slurping your soup and noodles loudly is encouraged and shows you like the food. I grew up in a typical city in a typical middle class family in China, growing up, whenever I was slurping I always always told by my parents to watch myself as it's bad table manners, as did all my friends. I never went to any place in China where people think slurping is a sign of good manners or high culture. And never in traditional Chinese culture going back 5000 years did people find slurping to be anything other than crude behavior. It IS true that more people slurped in China than in the West, that is only because China has been economically backwards in the past half century and therefore as a 'third world' country its citizens had more important things to concern about than table manners. It is NEVER encouraged you would never see even moderately educated and cultured people in China slurping their soup or noodles. Slurping is considered bad manners in China just as it is in the West.
One Chinese person posted that one reddit, and then a horde of people refuted it. I found the post you’re talking about. From the full extent of what he said, it sounds like he grew up privileged which is why he implies that only poor people do it. The rich have always tried to distinguish themselves from the poor (which has been the majority of China for centuries), in any country on earth. So if the majority of a population does it, it’s acceptable.
@@uhohhhsteven People only refuted the part about his assertion that only poor people slurp, not the fact that they don't slurp. I have heard about the impoliteness of slurping in other UA-cam videos and online - the Reddit link was just for evidence. I'm willing to admit being wrong though. From being around Chinese friends, they are definitely loud when eating, even rice. But in my personal experience, they don't slurp as a rule - e.g. the woman in this video is not slurping. However, the Japanese do slurp as a rule for ramen.
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I look at the people of China and sometimes as much as a tear rolls down with emotion, how pleasant they are in communication. The guide is beautiful.
Love China 😍 from meghalaya. India
The women/guide is so proud of her locality food. Everytime David praises the food she tend to get amused like anything. I like it when David compare it with Shanghai food and she says 'thank you'.
As a Suzhou local I have to say the Suzhou dialect you said is pretty authentic!
those noodles look so amazing!!! what a dedicated chef!!! so curious about the taste now... and omg eel yum!!!! that garden was gorgeous!!!
Professional level of shooting and editing. Wonderful video.
The gardens are gorgeous 😍😍😍 I really loved that part of the video David, the noodle dish looked fantastic
Hello David..noodles looks good. Nice market exploring for mask. Now to the food. Yum... great scenic view. I saw beauty thru your eyes David. Great blog.
I love to see when the guide is eating along with David & not just sitting there, talking & watching him eat
Nice beautiful footage of the garden
Excellent David!!!! Really enjoyed your vlog!
Another well done video David, thank you for sharing, I learn a lot from your informative videos, thanks,
well done video David, thank you for sharing, I learn a lot from your informative videos, thanks,
I ate that noodle two months ago, not cheap, but really worth the money. The shrimp flavour was so strong, just like the noodle was made by shrimp rather than the wheat.
so it's shrimp and not crab noodles?
Fans from SHANGHAI . enjoy your time in suzhou.SHANGHAI's food is yummy too~LOL plus, its cute when u said suzhou dialect in "very yummy” .Both suzhou and hangzhou u will go is shanghainese be loved 2 city around shanghai. Personal I love HANGZHOU better,coz more romantic.west lake , lingyin temple, zhongtianzhu, shangtianzhu etc~anyway ,enjoy your time.
China’s so beautiful. Food looks great too. Loving the China series 👍🏻
I wish you would add the names of the restaurants you visit to the notes below the video.
I hope anyone who wants to visit China like David will learn Chinese with us online. Then you won't need a guide 😯
super food video
What brand and model is your watch? I like it.
I'm so hungry!! I can't sleep!
So nice video by the way , am so hungry when i see you eat noodles
Don't miss Water Gate. Suzhou has wall around old city.
Wow good
suzhou is so beautiful!
Looks so good
Lake Tai is one of the two biggest lakes in China. Suzhou is near the Lake Tai. East Mountain and West Mountain are two islands in the Lake Tai. Tourist places.
Wuxi is the closest one to Lake Tai.
Really I love you, I like your video
15:10 do you mean carp?
Never been so early😍
I know that noodle house. Kinda pricey but worth it
looks yummy!
Try the Schezwan noodles. Just like Food Ranger did, it was amazing. Please
Too many vloggers have done that, it’s boring already.
I know but still it looks good and tasty really good
Don't miss Humble Administrator Garden.
looooool he said the food was like “Orgasmic!”
Sir YOur Big fan here in Hunza Pakistan
Pakistan bro, u should come to CHINA for yourself ! I want go to Pakistan too.
Go to "SICHUAN" Pepper Paradise !
I was going to say how I wish you had a guide that spoke a bit better English. I take it back, she is trying hard and doing a fine job!
While watching your video am also having my aata Maggie from Patanjali 😂😂😂😂
" Years later, David's wife tells him she hates those creepy masks."
Can relate to it, lol from
🇲🇾, 👍
Wow😯😯😯
6th comment
2nd from Africa
1st from South Africa
Am tripping 😂
I suggest you go to sichuan ro chongqin, cos you really like spicy
as shanghainese, we go to Suzhou or Hangzhou for better Chinese food.... Western and European food is great in Shanghai.
Carp dude , not tarp lol
发个中文评论，可以介绍一下这位阿姨吗？Send a Chinese comment, can you tell me about this aunt?
More and more hungry
It's painful to watch you eat noodles
those noodles look yummy
Sichuan
There's one of the tallest paghoda located in mumbai you shoud visit it next trip to india
Indian food vs Chinese food which food like...David....?
Chup chap dekh bhai. Humesha comparision kyu karta hai
I like David....
Host is sweet...Chinese woman r cute
4th❤
邰智源怎么去了苏州拌面？
GuanYin Bodhisattva is not female，but through pratice to be female face. grandfatherly
3rd
It’s a bit expensive to buy this bamboo handicrafts, unless you buy it in a scenic spot, you don’t need that much money in a regular store.I think 50 RMB or less.
they gave you shrimp-chicken meat and noodles separate so the guy came to mix it up for you.. not funny at all :p
First 😂
david,noodles is not good for your intestine,trust me........
The slurping of noodles is what they do in Japan for ramen. Totally not polite in China. This is what I found posted on reddit: Posted by /SonOfChina
Slurping noodles and soup is NOT encouraged in Chinese culture. I don't know where this myth in the West came from, that somehow slurping your soup and noodles loudly is encouraged and shows you like the food.
I grew up in a typical city in a typical middle class family in China, growing up, whenever I was slurping I always always told by my parents to watch myself as it's bad table manners, as did all my friends. I never went to any place in China where people think slurping is a sign of good manners or high culture. And never in traditional Chinese culture going back 5000 years did people find slurping to be anything other than crude behavior.
It IS true that more people slurped in China than in the West, that is only because China has been economically backwards in the past half century and therefore as a 'third world' country its citizens had more important things to concern about than table manners. It is NEVER encouraged you would never see even moderately educated and cultured people in China slurping their soup or noodles. Slurping is considered bad manners in China just as it is in the West.
One Chinese person posted that one reddit, and then a horde of people refuted it. I found the post you’re talking about. From the full extent of what he said, it sounds like he grew up privileged which is why he implies that only poor people do it. The rich have always tried to distinguish themselves from the poor (which has been the majority of China for centuries), in any country on earth. So if the majority of a population does it, it’s acceptable.
@@uhohhhsteven People only refuted the part about his assertion that only poor people slurp, not the fact that they don't slurp. I have heard about the impoliteness of slurping in other UA-cam videos and online - the Reddit link was just for evidence. I'm willing to admit being wrong though. From being around Chinese friends, they are definitely loud when eating, even rice. But in my personal experience, they don't slurp as a rule - e.g. the woman in this video is not slurping. However, the Japanese do slurp as a rule for ramen.