My Sichuan wife also loves the open markets and to barter and chat with everyone. She always looks so happy to be in this environment. So vibrant and alive.
Looks delicious! Your videos are so raw and enjoyable, helping to show everyone the REAL China, and not the China that’s shown on most news channels abroad. Great job! 🙌👏
@@JohnnysCafe_ thanks, but my channels not as good hahah. My two favourite channels at the moment are Little Chinese and Katherine’s journey to the east. They’re both amazing!
Why don't you show the real China? I know why! You are part of the CCP Shill Community! Yan aka "Little Chinese Everywhere" shows what China is unknown to the West and what the CCP doesn't want to show the world! This China UA-cam channel should be free of political opinions!
@@Harveyinchina I an subscribed to Katherines journey too. I think the reason your channel is enjoyable is because you make your viewers feel like friends and you show the true China, those things are very important, see you soon on your next video 👍
I love these videos because they are like a documentary series where I get to see the different peoples of China, their culture and delicious foods. ❤️
i loved how the globalization didnt arrived there. Pure culture and unique traditions + the traditional clothes are beatifull. Greatings from Argentina.
Congratulations in advance for reaching the 100k subscriber milestone, Yan. I can still remember in one of your earliest videos when someone asked you how many subscribers you had and you replied 7. The person assumed you meant 7000 and you corrected him...no, no, 7 subscribers. I had a good laugh. You've come a long way in such a short time. Keep up the good work. Congratulations again. 😊
Thank you so much for sharing the beautiful people you get to interact with. So much of the world is out of sight of the western world. I love learning new cultures.
I am so thankful for your videos. My husband and I spend 3 weeks in China in 1990. It was not too long after the country opened up to the outside world. It was a very difficult experience. I think that's why I appreciate your videos so much. I get to see what I wanted to see way back then. Thank you very much.
You have done your nation a great favour. One can see that the 800 millions unseen Chinese in these episodes, they are lifted out of poverty in a miracle 30-50 years transformation. Kudos to the govt, nevermind if you dislike cccp. They have done well.
@@markhamer5112 it’s call colonialism, India and China had the largest GPD in the world until imperialism by the west and fighting the invaders took their wealth and land. Perhaps you should look up history.😜. Do I need to tell you why the natives Americans are still poor in America compared to the white population or the Blacks in America?
@@markhamer5112 in the first place? 1960s? It's a different era now. In the first place, why did Europe sell them opium? Let's not go into such discussion and look at what's in front of your sight. Don't miss the baby when you throw out the bath water. No gov is perfect. Where is the weapon of Mass Destruction in Iraq as claimed by US gov when they invaded Iraq? Chill mate.
I don't speak any Chinese languages, but I can hear some of the differences in tone and dialects. Mixing all that up with all the different local clothing and foods across your videos, I am learning from your films that China is not one country, it is a thousand countries. I love it!
She speaks fluent Mandarin and at least one local dialect. Her English is also very good as second language, in my opinion. Very talented young lady. Great video and thanks for sharing!
That's what travelling across the various part of China is an "eyes opener" for travellers. My wife love going to local market similar to what you are doing in this video. Thank you Yan for your video. Jiayou.. Keep it up.
Yunnan has more than 46 local ethnic groups, and it's the frontier of China to South East Asia, it's where all different ethic groups of China expand and meet, so you have Sino-tibetan groups and Kra-dai groups as well as Hmong-mien groups etc all at the same place in this single province, those like Thai and Burmese went across Yunnan and finally made it to South East Asia more than a thousand year ago.
Your editing is really top notch. Only shows drone capture if necessary. Sound and sights work perfectly. Nothing flashy. Not overkill. So enjoyable to watch.
Yes I agree. And also music only at appropriate times. So many other vloggers make the mistake of adding too much music. A lot of times it's better to play no music because it allows you to hear all the sounds and noises that's happening in the place and allows the viewer to be immersed.
Your videos are dangerous to watch at night! I was so hungry I couldn't sleep for a long time. It was so interesting and enjoyable to watch. Especially just the human interaction, how people are still kind to each other, treating, inviting to dinner, spending time together with strangers. In many European countries it seems quite strange :( People forget what communication is :(
Thank you, Yan. You have put your heart’s mission before self! You have placed it before your own personal comforts, safety, stability, even family, relatives and friends. To you, you may never have thought that what you are doing is a sacrifice - because you truly are loving what you are doing - but to me, your heart’s desire is a sacrifice indeed, in order to bless us, your subscribers and viewers with experiences after experiences which I could never, never have gotten on my own or from any other videos. Thank you!❤
Your channel grows with maturity with each vlog. Please keep growing your channel. It is excellent you highlight the different minorities, but also highlight the different foods. It is important you in your way are helping to protect for the future your culture. If you get the opportunity please look at the different building styles eg with no nails and also construction methods in different periods of Chinese history
Hello Yan, another episode and another peek into unseen China. We can see for ourselves how diverse China is and how respectful the government is of local cultures. We really enjoy your excursions
I showed your channel to my dad and he has been binge watching your videos every day! He’s soooo happy to find a channel that explores the more rural places of China and does so authentically from the eyes of a Chinese person. Also omg I love the oranges guy that just left his oranges, megaphone, and WeChat QR code alone there hahaha.
I live in Australia, I don't comment much!! but I came across your Vlogs they are amazing you are amazing !!Thankyou for showing us westerners china how amazing love it
Best vlog ever. I'm extremely interested in Tibet, the western part of China and the minorities. I definitely feel the need to know more about Yunnan !! Those trad clothes are awesome. Greetings from the frozen north of Italy ❤
My beloved United States is going to the dogs. Robberies are everywhere on a daily basis and our government totally fails in doing its job. We are afraid to go out at night in big cities. Now we are even afraid to go to our local Walmarts. It’s heartwarming to see that China is so safe and its people are polite and civilized. I also salute your government’s job well done. Thank you for sharing.
12:50 we in Indonesia also have that similar province like Yunnan. North Sulawesi province also known with their exotics food. They said that anything with legs except tables and chairs the Minahasa people will eat it 😂😂😅
Thank you so much for your videos. I lived in China for 6 months but I was in Beijing and I didn't get to travel much so I couldn't see all this beauty and culture. I wanna go back and just travel this time, especially to the countryside, and enjoy all the scenery and beautiful ways of living. I love Chinese people. Great channel ❤
It's true Yan, if we want to know the culture of life and taste the local food in a region or place we visit. The best place to start is a street market like this one. I am from Sabah, North Borneo. And in my place, there is also a traditional market like this. And when I watch this video, I miss my hometown. Thank you for sharing your experience in this place. I present 1 LIKE for this video. Greetings from Singapore.
I love the colors that are part of their dress and customs. Color is a way to show our humanity and uniqueness in culture. I feel great peace in this town. Their children are well-fed and safe, I cannot imagine muggers or carjacking in this place. Tai haole! From Canada.
😂 It is not weird, I am starting getting hook on her videos too. Found her videos unique and humanistic, not to mention very well film and edited. The narration are great with some insight to the culture and history.
Me too. Getting hook in Yan's video. Waiting and constantly checking on her new videos. The only UA-cam channel that I can have my wife sitted next to me watching together. TQ Yan. Take care and keep them coming❤ Malaysia
@@littlechineseeverywhere I congratulate you on your first 100k supporters. I wish you the best of luck on your next 100k supporters. Your content is unique and informative.
Your vlogs don't just look good-they're making China look even better. Even though I've been to China many times, it was after watching your series that I truly started to understand what makes China special. During my visit to Beijing, Zhengzhou, and Nanjing in mid-October for the BRF, your videos helped me see the unique charm that defines China.
Thanks for the beautiful scenery you are showing and really enjoy it. You are very courageous travelling alone and explore so many places and culture of the people that I have never seen before. It is very educating that China has so many natural beauty ans landscape mountains that beyond imagination. Very good video.
Im living vicariously through you, my soul desires to travel to many countries including the countryside of China and India. Congrats on reaching a milestone with subscribers. Looking forward to your next adventure in China ❤ I have Chinese ancestors which makes me one eighth, a tiny portion that im proud of.
What a wonderful street reporting, a scene we can never seen in other parts of the world.. This brings us back to the early days of the society we encountered before the modernisation of society in China. This is definitely an exciting tour of the market experiencing of the culture and lives of the villagers'. Good efforts and very meaningful ideo indeed. Appreciate that Yan.....!
I could see myself trying all those bakeries, some look really interesting and it's sooo cheap, 2 yuan for so much of food, countryside price is really something.
Amazing & lively video. What makes it so special is seeing smiling, happy children. When we see children who are loved and nourished, we see not only their smiles but also the future. China has such amazing diversity among its people that learning about them in a video simply enchants us. Personally love history, especially of China and its archeological discoveries that push back the age of its culture. Seeing diverse people, customs and markets in China actually links us to that past.😊
Advance congratulations for your silver play button Yan. Yunnan is unique with their culture, borders and landscape etc. But I saw the Xinjiang and Qinghai region grasslands which are stunning.
I just found you, absolutely wonderful, travelled around India, Hong Kong; long before Return and SE Asia but never got around to China, now at 70+ and having just bought a derelict property to renovate, I probably never will, so to travel with you vicariously is a great pleasure...thank you!
Watching your videos, I'm for the first time, getting to know lots about Chinese people, their cultures so diversified and exotic places too.....Excellent presentation 👌👌👌👏👏👏
Another relaxing and great video to watch on a Saturday. I am a private investor, though in retirement, and in addition to watching the markets in daytime in this part of the world, I also trade NASDAQ stocks night time in New York, of course all online. People are dressed rather thick, as the weather might be cool on higher grounds, very much like Laos which is a country sits on a plateau.Noon would be hot with the sun overhanging over the heads, but evening and night times could be quite cold. When I was growing up as a boy in Laos, I could not possibly differentiate Miao, Yao, Yi, Huang, I have no problem with Dai minority, as I could even isole the Laotian from the Thai, they all come from Dai, as I spoke Thai and Lao in my childhood. I love their cultures and food, though I am a Han, and I see them as part of the greater Chinese ethnicity. I blacked my face, spashed iced cold water, and danced to the rhyme of Dai music, could not tell it might well be from another minority, in the festival of splashing water, their lunar new year, and I also lighted the rocket, made from bamboo shoot filled with self cooked or made gun powder, which shoot into the sky. BTW, a lot of misunderstanding to clarify. The Plain of Jars in fact is a burial place for the indigenoous people of Laos, who dominated Laos a few thousands years before the birth of Jesus Christ. They are not Dai, both Lao and Thai included, but no idea who they were actually. And the group of militia who fought for the CIA during the Vietnamese War were not Miao, the common belief. They were in fact Huang which is a branch of Miao who are more Chinese, as they write and speak Chinese, perhaps much more fluent than this young boy of me, from the top Chinese school called Lao Dou Public School in Vientiane, Laos. Our Chinese teachers were from Taiwan (RoC), and they taught us a very different ideology than what I believe nowadays. We sang their national anthem, and pledged their allegiance, not relevant to me anymore. People smoked water pipe, and in fact Laos produced a lot of tobacco. And the tobacco to pack the Brand 555 which is a franchise of BAT are grown in Laos, and the leaves are fermented in Laos, and packed in Laos, but a great portion of them exported and sold in South East Asia, and even as far as to Hong Kong. The owner of this franchise of distribution in this part of the world, or perhaps just Laos was a Chinese called Cheng. At one time, he could not take delivery of some foreign brands of tobacco imported from overseas, so the whole market did not have foreign cigarettes, and the prices shoot through the roof. My daddy took advantage of it, as the import bank was owned by our extended family, and made his first bucket of gold. The barzaars at my times in Laos could possibly split between covered ones in the urban, and open air ones in the country side. In all, they were relatively smaller than the ones seen here in the video, but in no way less vibrant I must say. I am glad to see that the people in the street markets in the video are dressed nicely and perhaps feed to full stomach, and they are all happy, and must be living a much better life, here they come a long way indeed. I am sure there might be many people from Laos, who now live in US watching your video, to get a fond memory of their days in Laos, very much like me, though I am now in Singapore. I am bringing my family to Laos this December, and quite a number of them first time to this far away country, though in fact, it is just within a 4 hours flight by air. Thumbs up indeed. I really enjoy watching the video.
Én nem régen találtam rá a videóidra, de azóta minden nap 3-4 -et megnézek. Nem tudom abbahagyni. Mi világjárók vagyunk, az utazás szerelmesei, és ha épp nem vagyunk úton, akkor is ilyen filmeket nézek. Nagyon sok van a YOUTUBON, de a te munkáid magasan a legjobbak közé tartoznak. Egyszerűen nem fér a fejembe, hogy egy ilyen pici lány, hogy mer egyedül elmenni ezekre a helyekre. A kamera technikád is fantasztikus. A snittek, a zene és az egész ahogyan összeáll csodálatos. Csak ámulok és bámulok ..komolyan..remélem még sokáig teszed ezt. Köszönöm neked az élményeket. Erika Magyarországról. 😊❤❤❤❤❤
so glad i found your channel the other day. your videos are so well made and educational, as well as being entertaining. the footage you share gives us an almost tangible experience of a truly ‘unseen’ china and of your trek home from europe :) i hope your channel continues to grow so you have the opportunity to make more travel videos for us to enjoy!
The song sung at the begining of the video (2:13) was amazing. The intonations remind me of Native American folk music. If you played that at the annual Gathering of Nations, everyone would be asking, "What tribe is that?"❤
I am happy that you have reached your first 100k subscribers. Thank you for taking us along your journey to less traveled parts of China. Your videos are always great to watch.
Thanks Yan. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. It is so nice to see ethinic minorities have preserved their traditions customs and languages. Place looks so peaceful and Prosperous.
Very good travel series. The story telling, scenary, folk music background, food, local interaction, etc. Simply awesome! Your channel will thrive at no time. Keep up the good work 👏👏👍👍
I haven't commented in a while... but I have been watching everytime you put one out. Thank You again for being our guide to the little-seen parts of China. Cheers and adventure on!
I love your videos, I have been to China many times and wish I was there with you to share the experience. I hope to go back this year so looking forward to it I miss it greatly
These are just amazing. A street market is great all over the world! So interesting to see so many new things. You are bringing us all a wonderful view of your country. I love the singing! You said you were grateful for Englush tips? Sew is pronounced so. Don't ask me why. So (also) is sow- when we sow seeds. But not sow, a lady pig! She rhymes with cow.
Love your videos. They are amazing and informative, so natural, so colourful. I feel as if I am visiting this market. I so appreciate the effort you put into showing us around the market.
I live in Indonesia, we are multi etnics country with different languages too, sometimes we don't understand each other, but no matter where it is, our respon to be polite to people who speaks language we don't understand is same, like "uh uh, yaa, emmhh, oooh.." even we don't understand at all 😂
Fantastic video, I feel like I've been to that place with you. Thanks for making these as I probably will not get the chance to travel in China. I like the kind of travel that avoid the tourist hot spots
Tamarind is unusual with its very high sugar and tartaric acid content. Interesting to learn of its use as a snack.I have always enjoyed them that way. Beautiful small orchid like flowers.
It's the sweetest AND the sourest fruit! They grow in South Florida, and were very popular with children as I recall. People cook with them, and make a drink like muddy lemonade, available in many Mexican places.
Thank you for this beautiful and relaxing video. I enjoy learning about different ethnic minorities in China, and seeing the food and beautiful places there in your videos online. Take care. ❤
Every one of your videos is fascinating. I thought I wasn’t that interested in traveling to China but now I am! Thank you for making these videos. And let me at that you’re such a lovely person.
Love these outdoor food stalls, although it tends to make the place dirty but the atmosphere is so much better than any in house stores they've made the vendors move into in some cities/towns.
My Sichuan wife also loves the open markets and to barter and chat with everyone. She always looks so happy to be in this environment. So vibrant and alive.
Looks delicious! Your videos are so raw and enjoyable, helping to show everyone the REAL China, and not the China that’s shown on most news channels abroad. Great job! 🙌👏
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hi Harvey, I could say similar about your content and I hope you keep your great videos coming 👍
@@JohnnysCafe_ thanks, but my channels not as good hahah. My two favourite channels at the moment are Little Chinese and Katherine’s journey to the east. They’re both amazing!
Why don't you show the real China? I know why! You are part of the CCP Shill Community!
Yan aka "Little Chinese Everywhere" shows what China is unknown to the West and what the CCP doesn't want to show the world!
This China UA-cam channel should be free of political opinions!
@@Harveyinchina I an subscribed to Katherines journey too.
I think the reason your channel is enjoyable is because you make your viewers feel like friends and you show the true China, those things are very important, see you soon on your next video 👍
I am blown away by all that you experienced. The clouds hovering in between village. The food festival and the lovely people. Thank you ❤🎉
Exactly my sentiments as well.
I love these videos because they are like a documentary series where I get to see the different peoples of China, their culture and delicious foods. ❤️
i loved how the globalization didnt arrived there. Pure culture and unique traditions + the traditional clothes are beatifull. Greatings from Argentina.
Congratulations in advance for reaching the 100k subscriber milestone, Yan. I can still remember in one of your earliest videos when someone asked you how many subscribers you had and you replied 7. The person assumed you meant 7000 and you corrected him...no, no, 7 subscribers. I had a good laugh. You've come a long way in such a short time. Keep up the good work. Congratulations again. 😊
When i subscribed this chanel,it was about 20k.....it reach so fast..❤️👍🏻welldone Yan
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Thank you so much for sharing the beautiful people you get to interact with. So much of the world is out of sight of the western world. I love learning new cultures.
Wow Yunnan province looks like Assam in India. We have many similarities. I hope India n China can become friends❤ Love n respect from India
I am so thankful for your videos. My husband and I spend 3 weeks in China in 1990. It was not too long after the country opened up to the outside world. It was a very difficult experience. I think that's why I appreciate your videos so much. I get to see what I wanted to see way back then. Thank you very much.
You have done your nation a great favour. One can see that the 800 millions unseen Chinese in these episodes, they are lifted out of poverty in a miracle 30-50 years transformation. Kudos to the govt, nevermind if you dislike cccp. They have done well.
You are absolutely correct, China has mastered the art of being pragmatic.
How can they have done well when they forced so many into poverty and starvation in the first place?
@@markhamer5112 it’s call colonialism, India and China had the largest GPD in the world until imperialism by the west and fighting the invaders took their wealth and land. Perhaps you should look up history.😜. Do I need to tell you why the natives Americans are still poor in America compared to the white population or the Blacks in America?
@@markhamer5112 ANOTHER BRAINWASHED DUDE.
@@markhamer5112 in the first place? 1960s? It's a different era now. In the first place, why did Europe sell them opium? Let's not go into such discussion and look at what's in front of your sight. Don't miss the baby when you throw out the bath water. No gov is perfect. Where is the weapon of Mass Destruction in Iraq as claimed by US gov when they invaded Iraq? Chill mate.
Truly unseen AMAZING China; Nihao & Jiayou ✌✌✌
I am from Malaysia, 80 years old. My saliva drops from my mouth when I see you eating all the delicious food. 🎉
Beautiful sharing this street market, thanks for showing us around!!
I don't speak any Chinese languages, but I can hear some of the differences in tone and dialects. Mixing all that up with all the different local clothing and foods across your videos, I am learning from your films that China is not one country, it is a thousand countries. I love it!
Yes The United Nation of China without Taiwan, all living Peacefully with their own cultures and traditions.
She speaks fluent Mandarin and at least one local dialect. Her English is also very good as second language, in my opinion. Very talented young lady. Great video and thanks for sharing!
That's what travelling across the various part of China is an "eyes opener" for travellers. My wife love going to local market similar to what you are doing in this video. Thank you Yan for your video. Jiayou.. Keep it up.
Yunnan has more than 46 local ethnic groups, and it's the frontier of China to South East Asia, it's where all different ethic groups of China expand and meet, so you have Sino-tibetan groups and Kra-dai groups as well as Hmong-mien groups etc all at the same place in this single province, those like Thai and Burmese went across Yunnan and finally made it to South East Asia more than a thousand year ago.
Her first language is her hometown dialect, a certain dialect in Anhui, then Mandarin, and finally English.
Your editing is really top notch. Only shows drone capture if necessary. Sound and sights work perfectly. Nothing flashy. Not overkill. So enjoyable to watch.
Yes I agree. And also music only at appropriate times. So many other vloggers make the mistake of adding too much music. A lot of times it's better to play no music because it allows you to hear all the sounds and noises that's happening in the place and allows the viewer to be immersed.
Your videos are dangerous to watch at night! I was so hungry I couldn't sleep for a long time. It was so interesting and enjoyable to watch. Especially just the human interaction, how people are still kind to each other, treating, inviting to dinner, spending time together with strangers. In many European countries it seems quite strange :( People forget what communication is :(
This is what us westerners want to to see of China, the rich culture and lovely people.
Thank you, Yan. You have put your heart’s mission before self! You have placed it before your own personal comforts, safety, stability, even family, relatives and friends. To you, you may never have thought that what you are doing is a sacrifice - because you truly are loving what you are doing - but to me, your heart’s desire is a sacrifice indeed, in order to bless us, your subscribers and viewers with experiences after experiences which I could never, never have gotten on my own or from any other videos. Thank you!❤
Your channel grows with maturity with each vlog. Please keep growing your channel. It is excellent you highlight the different minorities, but also highlight the different foods. It is important you in your way are helping to protect for the future your culture. If you get the opportunity please look at the different building styles eg with no nails and also construction methods in different periods of Chinese history
Hello Yan, another episode and another peek into unseen China. We can see for ourselves how diverse China is and how respectful the government is of local cultures.
We really enjoy your excursions
Only if you are not Muslim minority.
@@ethan167 only if you are brainwashed by fake news. Muslims in China has a better life than most people
I showed your channel to my dad and he has been binge watching your videos every day! He’s soooo happy to find a channel that explores the more rural places of China and does so authentically from the eyes of a Chinese person.
Also omg I love the oranges guy that just left his oranges, megaphone, and WeChat QR code alone there hahaha.
I've been watching your videos all day. Thanks for bringing me home, even for a just a moment.
I live in Australia, I don't comment much!! but I came across your Vlogs they are amazing you are amazing !!Thankyou for showing us westerners china how amazing love it
Best vlog ever. I'm extremely interested in Tibet, the western part of China and the minorities. I definitely feel the need to know more about Yunnan !! Those trad clothes are awesome. Greetings from the frozen north of Italy ❤
So fascinating - I am falling in love with China through your videos.
My beloved United States is going to the dogs. Robberies are everywhere on a daily basis and our government totally fails in doing its job. We are afraid to go out at night in big cities. Now we are even afraid to go to our local Walmarts. It’s heartwarming to see that China is so safe and its people are polite and civilized. I also salute your government’s job well done. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Yan for another great insight into a small place but an important piece of the culture and heritage of China. Watching you from Europe.
12:50 we in Indonesia also have that similar province like Yunnan. North Sulawesi province also known with their exotics food. They said that anything with legs except tables and chairs the Minahasa people will eat it 😂😂😅
Thank you so much for your videos. I lived in China for 6 months but I was in Beijing and I didn't get to travel much so I couldn't see all this beauty and culture. I wanna go back and just travel this time, especially to the countryside, and enjoy all the scenery and beautiful ways of living. I love Chinese people. Great channel ❤
It's true Yan, if we want to know the culture of life and taste the local food in a region or place we visit. The best place to start is a street market like this one. I am from Sabah, North Borneo. And in my place, there is also a traditional market like this. And when I watch this video, I miss my hometown. Thank you for sharing your experience in this place. I present 1 LIKE for this video. Greetings from Singapore.
It's fortunate that you can be anywhere everywhere at anytime thanks for showing us all the lovely scenery & places
organic foods at it's Finest ! 👍👍
Thanks a lot, for the opportunity to traveling around China without a visa,
Internet has make the world more connected
I love watching ur videos I'm from the Philippines..china is a beautiful country culture traditions and the people❤
I love the colors that are part of their dress and customs. Color is a way to show our humanity and uniqueness in culture. I feel great peace in this town. Their children are well-fed and safe, I cannot imagine muggers or carjacking in this place. Tai haole! From Canada.
谢谢这个视频，这些集市的场景是出生在云南的我所熟悉的，这些老街、烧烤摊子十分的亲切。
你的视频充分展现了原生态的云南，多民族文化的中国。让世界各地的朋友亲眼看一下我们的国家有多少少数民族与汉族一起和平共荣的生活在一起，我们国家对少数民族和他们的文化是十分尊重的。这是少有的国家能做到的。作为汉族的我，小时候还曾羡慕国家给少数民族孩子特殊的优待呢（比如高考加分等等）。
其实大城市也有很多少数民族的，我在南京就认识很多满足，回族，朝鲜族，也有维吾尔族，壮族，畲族，蒙古族的朋友；比如七家湾就是以前民族聚集区
@@hcjet 嗯嗯 对
Like the 12 Tribes of Israel, this is the Reason Why the Chinese are so Intelligent. China became a Superpower in sùch a short time.
@@sophia8376 感觉挺落后
Thank you for introducing this part of China, rarely seen by foreigners. I love the way you interact with the local people.
Was it weird that I was waiting all week for this. I can’t wait to see where your next adventure is!!
😂 It is not weird, I am starting getting hook on her videos too. Found her videos unique and humanistic, not to mention very well film and edited. The narration are great with some insight to the culture and history.
Me too 😂
Thank you guys !! :)
Me too. Getting hook in Yan's video. Waiting and constantly checking on her new videos. The only UA-cam channel that I can have my wife sitted next to me watching together. TQ Yan. Take care and keep them coming❤ Malaysia
@@littlechineseeverywhere I congratulate you on your first 100k supporters. I wish you the best of luck on your next 100k supporters. Your content is unique and informative.
Beautiful costumes and lovely town ❤
🎤 Everyone can sing very good 🎶 🎵Also the altitude environment & the traditional dress with women wearing hats puts me in the mind of Peru 🇵🇪
My experience of the everyday chinese people was their curiosity and warmth🙏
Your vlogs don't just look good-they're making China look even better. Even though I've been to China many times, it was after watching your series that I truly started to understand what makes China special. During my visit to Beijing, Zhengzhou, and Nanjing in mid-October for the BRF, your videos helped me see the unique charm that defines China.
Thanks for the beautiful scenery you are showing and really enjoy it. You are very courageous travelling alone and explore so many places and culture of the people that I have never seen before. It is very educating that China has so many natural beauty ans landscape mountains that beyond imagination. Very good video.
Im living vicariously through you, my soul desires to travel to many countries including the countryside of China and India. Congrats on reaching a milestone with subscribers. Looking forward to your next adventure in China ❤ I have Chinese ancestors which makes me one eighth, a tiny portion that im proud of.
I loved this video so much, there's just something about traditional markets that strikes me with wonder. I want to visit China now!
What a wonderful street reporting, a scene we can never seen in other parts of the world.. This brings us back to the early days of the society we encountered before the modernisation of society in China. This is definitely an exciting tour of the market experiencing of the culture and lives of the villagers'. Good efforts and very meaningful ideo indeed. Appreciate that Yan.....!
lovely , great format , is what I want to see when I travel, not the "grand tourist destinations" those all begin to look alike very quickly. 10👍/ 10👍
Amazing to see and experience, as a Chinese myself, I've never experienced all these
Those mountains look very much like the Appalachian Mountains here in the US. It must be beautiful! And the food looks very good, too.
Hi Yan ! Hope You Are OK and Happy! Beautiful Yunnan ! Many Thanks for Your Time on Making This Amazing Videos for All of Us. God Bless You ! Fernando
Thank you so much :)
Congratulations For Your 100K Subscribers🤗! You Deserve It!
Thanks, so nice of you :)
I could see myself trying all those bakeries, some look really interesting and it's sooo cheap, 2 yuan for so much of food, countryside price is really something.
Amazing & lively video. What makes it so special is seeing smiling, happy children. When we see children who are loved and nourished, we see not only their smiles but also the future. China has such amazing diversity among its people that learning about them in a video simply enchants us. Personally love history, especially of China and its archeological discoveries that push back the age of its culture. Seeing diverse people, customs and markets in China actually links us to that past.😊
Street markets are really interesting 🌲💚🌲
Advance congratulations for your silver play button Yan. Yunnan is unique with their culture, borders and landscape etc. But I saw the Xinjiang and Qinghai region grasslands which are stunning.
I live in London and it's so refreshing to see your fascinating videos of China, areas where I'm unable to visit.
I just found you, absolutely wonderful, travelled around India, Hong Kong; long before Return and SE Asia but never got around to China, now at 70+ and having just bought a derelict property to renovate, I probably never will, so to travel with you vicariously is a great pleasure...thank you!
The clothes are so beautiful! It's nice to see these traditions so alive. Thank you for the awesome video.
Watching your videos, I'm for the first time, getting to know lots about Chinese people, their cultures so diversified and exotic places too.....Excellent presentation 👌👌👌👏👏👏
Another relaxing and great video to watch on a Saturday. I am a private investor, though in retirement, and in addition to watching the markets in daytime in this part of the world, I also trade NASDAQ stocks night time in New York, of course all online. People are dressed rather thick, as the weather might be cool on higher grounds, very much like Laos which is a country sits on a plateau.Noon would be hot with the sun overhanging over the heads, but evening and night times could be quite cold. When I was growing up as a boy in Laos, I could not possibly differentiate Miao, Yao, Yi, Huang, I have no problem with Dai minority, as I could even isole the Laotian from the Thai, they all come from Dai, as I spoke Thai and Lao in my childhood. I love their cultures and food, though I am a Han, and I see them as part of the greater Chinese ethnicity. I blacked my face, spashed iced cold water, and danced to the rhyme of Dai music, could not tell it might well be from another minority, in the festival of splashing water, their lunar new year, and I also lighted the rocket, made from bamboo shoot filled with self cooked or made gun powder, which shoot into the sky. BTW, a lot of misunderstanding to clarify. The Plain of Jars in fact is a burial place for the indigenoous people of Laos, who dominated Laos a few thousands years before the birth of Jesus Christ. They are not Dai, both Lao and Thai included, but no idea who they were actually. And the group of militia who fought for the CIA during the Vietnamese War were not Miao, the common belief. They were in fact Huang which is a branch of Miao who are more Chinese, as they write and speak Chinese, perhaps much more fluent than this young boy of me, from the top Chinese school called Lao Dou Public School in Vientiane, Laos. Our Chinese teachers were from Taiwan (RoC), and they taught us a very different ideology than what I believe nowadays. We sang their national anthem, and pledged their allegiance, not relevant to me anymore. People smoked water pipe, and in fact Laos produced a lot of tobacco. And the tobacco to pack the Brand 555 which is a franchise of BAT are grown in Laos, and the leaves are fermented in Laos, and packed in Laos, but a great portion of them exported and sold in South East Asia, and even as far as to Hong Kong. The owner of this franchise of distribution in this part of the world, or perhaps just Laos was a Chinese called Cheng. At one time, he could not take delivery of some foreign brands of tobacco imported from overseas, so the whole market did not have foreign cigarettes, and the prices shoot through the roof. My daddy took advantage of it, as the import bank was owned by our extended family, and made his first bucket of gold. The barzaars at my times in Laos could possibly split between covered ones in the urban, and open air ones in the country side. In all, they were relatively smaller than the ones seen here in the video, but in no way less vibrant I must say. I am glad to see that the people in the street markets in the video are dressed nicely and perhaps feed to full stomach, and they are all happy, and must be living a much better life, here they come a long way indeed. I am sure there might be many people from Laos, who now live in US watching your video, to get a fond memory of their days in Laos, very much like me, though I am now in Singapore. I am bringing my family to Laos this December, and quite a number of them first time to this far away country, though in fact, it is just within a 4 hours flight by air. Thumbs up indeed. I really enjoy watching the video.
我曾经喜欢555香烟，以前我猜想它和东印度公司有关。看到你的评论，我确定我的猜想是正确的。
和台湾的问题差别在于，他们以政治和意识形态来抵制共产党和大陆。而我们则诉求国家统一，民族团结。这是关于历史传统和文化的，中国历史上的任何一个朝代和皇帝，都必须以国家统一为使命责任，这关乎于合法性和历史责任，对于共产党来说同样如此，如果他们让国家分裂，民族隔阂对立，那他们的光荣和正义就不再有说服力，合法性不再令人信服，就算人民不能推翻他们，历史也会像看待失败者和罪犯一样审判他们。
对中国让来说国家团结统一是比政治形式更高的层次，是无形的宪法。 这使得共产党必须更大度和包容的制定不同的政策，例如建立和支持少数民族自治区，和香港澳门那样的不同政治体制的特别行政去。
Danke für das tolle Video wie cool sind die Strassenmärkte mit so viel leckeren Sachen 🙂
Interesting and beatiful presentation, love it
Én nem régen találtam rá a videóidra, de azóta minden nap 3-4 -et megnézek. Nem tudom abbahagyni. Mi világjárók vagyunk, az utazás szerelmesei, és ha épp nem vagyunk úton, akkor is ilyen filmeket nézek. Nagyon sok van a YOUTUBON, de a te munkáid magasan a legjobbak közé tartoznak. Egyszerűen nem fér a fejembe, hogy egy ilyen pici lány, hogy mer egyedül elmenni ezekre a helyekre. A kamera technikád is fantasztikus. A snittek, a zene és az egész ahogyan összeáll csodálatos. Csak ámulok és bámulok ..komolyan..remélem még sokáig teszed ezt. Köszönöm neked az élményeket. Erika Magyarországról. 😊❤❤❤❤❤
Delicious Food Street
❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮great content. More like documentary than UA-cam vloger. Awsome
so glad i found your channel the other day. your videos are so well made and educational, as well as being entertaining. the footage you share gives us an almost tangible experience of a truly ‘unseen’ china and of your trek home from europe :)
i hope your channel continues to grow so you have the opportunity to make more travel videos for us to enjoy!
Thank you so much :)
I adore street markets! Thank you for taking us to this especially exotic one!
Congratulations on your fine work in showing parts of the real China. I really appreciate it!
The song sung at the begining of the video (2:13) was amazing. The intonations remind me of Native American folk music. If you played that at the annual Gathering of Nations, everyone would be asking, "What tribe is that?"❤
I am happy that you have reached your first 100k subscribers. Thank you for taking us along your journey to less traveled parts of China. Your videos are always great to watch.
我是建水人，跟着你的视频逛红河州，挺有意思的。你视频质量真好，我尤其喜欢中间穿插的少数民族音乐，让我想起小时候在建水街上闲逛的场景。
Thanks Yan. I thoroughly enjoyed watching it. It is so nice to see ethinic minorities have preserved their traditions customs and languages. Place looks so peaceful and Prosperous.
Watching LCE's video while drinking coffee feels like you are there, thank you LCE for the video, always healthy greetings👍🫡🫡🤝☕️☕️
All the best LCE 🫡🫡👍🙏🤝
Very good travel series. The story telling, scenary, folk music background, food, local interaction, etc. Simply awesome! Your channel will thrive at no time. Keep up the good work 👏👏👍👍
Cashless in such rural areas! Amazing!
I haven't commented in a while... but I have been watching everytime you put one out. Thank You again for being our guide to the little-seen parts of China. Cheers and adventure on!
I love your videos, I have been to China many times and wish I was there with you to share the experience. I hope to go back this year so looking forward to it I miss it greatly
for some reason iam addicted to your narration! ❤
How can you not love China. Its diversities, and its people. ❤
Hermosa niña me gusta tus videos culturales de China, felicidades a todas
Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers, thanks for bringing us around china and showing us!
These are just amazing. A street market is great all over the world! So interesting to see so many new things. You are bringing us all a wonderful view of your country. I love the singing! You said you were grateful for Englush tips? Sew is pronounced so. Don't ask me why. So (also) is sow- when we sow seeds. But not sow, a lady pig! She rhymes with cow.
Love your videos. They are amazing and informative, so natural, so colourful. I feel as if I am visiting this market. I so appreciate the effort you put into showing us around the market.
Very interesting to see the old and different cultures of China.
Even a bit emotional for some of us with ancestral ties.
I live in Indonesia, we are multi etnics country with different languages too, sometimes we don't understand each other, but no matter where it is, our respon to be polite to people who speaks language we don't understand is same, like "uh uh, yaa, emmhh, oooh.." even we don't understand at all 😂
Fantastic video, I feel like I've been to that place with you. Thanks for making these as I probably will not get the chance to travel in China. I like the kind of travel that avoid the tourist hot spots
I started watching when you were still in Europe. This is now my very favorite Chinese vlog.
I love it when you meet people in the market and call them "brother" and "sister." :)
Tamarind is unusual with its very high sugar and tartaric acid content. Interesting to learn of its use as a snack.I have always enjoyed them that way. Beautiful small orchid like flowers.
It's the sweetest AND the sourest fruit! They grow in South Florida, and were very popular with children as I recall. People cook with them, and make a drink like muddy lemonade, available in many Mexican places.
Marvellous market highlights❤❤
Thank you for showing the diverse cultural traditions of China which we do not get to see in other media.
花了两天看完福建雲南系列，雖然都去過仍然是很好回憶，很好奇妳怎麼不多拍些家鄉的徽派建築，文化，飲食。期待中
拍过了呀，你往前找啊。
The juxtaposition of WeChat payment systems, based on advanced technologies/physics/chemistry, and a 'rustic' market scene is mind-blowing.
Thank you for this beautiful and relaxing video. I enjoy learning about different ethnic minorities in China, and seeing the food and beautiful places there in your videos online. Take care. ❤
Every one of your videos is fascinating. I thought I wasn’t that interested in traveling to China but now I am! Thank you for making these videos. And let me at that you’re such a lovely person.
Very colorful traditional clothings… love it!!!
Love these outdoor food stalls, although it tends to make the place dirty but the atmosphere is so much better than any in house stores they've made the vendors move into in some cities/towns.
Congratulations Yan... almost 100k subscribers 🎉 keep it up! Greetings from Malaysia 🇲🇾
Your videos makes us feel we are travelling with you...❤❤
Very interesting. With yummy looking food.
Thank you ❤
seus videos sao maravilhosos muito obrigado