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We went to Jiu Zhai Gou 25 years ago as a newly-wed couple. Time flied, the world changed, but the mothrr nature stayed the same, as beautiful as it always is.
I had no idea China was so beautiful. When I think of it, I just think of massive cities with huge apartment block towers, but wow. That's really scenic. There's a whole other world out there.
Stop learning China from western media's lense and you're good to go. China has a whole lots of varieties of landscapes and culture. It's indeed very very rich in terms of geography
Once you visit China, you will see the whole world like a vintage place ❤️🇨🇳 From India. China - India friendship forever. As an Indian. I never believed in Western and Indian media words. Specially: Wion, BBC, CNN etc. ..
I like the casual little chats with the strangers on the road the most. People are so nice. It is a brief escape from the daily grinds for everybody. A peek into another world that is unknown, mysterious or even mythical
I happen to see your video recently, Initially was attracted to your beauty and fluent Mandarin. Now, I am fascinated to your journey because your passion for nature, earnest to rural village and impartiality in describe normal Chinese people living. Thank you for introduce China in such a unique perspective. Nowadays, as an american girl living in China alone is not easy, thank you for your perseverance in bridging the two peoples. Your boyfriend is very lucky to have a soulmate like you. I really hope you two all the best with happiness.
Nice hat. Good video. Edit: The way to heavens is through the clouds. That looks close enough to be called a heaven. It looks so beautiful. Note: Wei is such a gentleman.
With due respect, it should be "appreciative." No need can as it's obvious and also should be "so meaningful." Sorry for the correction as what is worth writing is worth writing well and correct. Bad English irks me being a wordsmith.
@@Erik3E Please don't politicise this channel as it is about the beautiful landscape and culture and not geopolitics. If you want to politicise it go to lots of those who discussed politics as obviously a vacuous mind like yours do not know the difference. Go to WION or GRAVITAS where the idiocy like yours can be displayed.
@@Erik3E It is your ignorance and you are entitled to it. I learnt in law school you cannot legislate for stupidity and you are a clear case of cutting and pasting the Pentagon idiot sheets. If you have followed Yang Yang's video you can see the Chinese people from Tibet to Heilongjiang leading a fruitful and happy life unlike you dealing with homelessness, unaffordable health care and education, racism and so much for democracy that you cannot count the votes cast. The Duck still thinks he won. Please don't showcase your ignorance and stupidity on this channel again, okay? You lost the right to free speech as you lack the brain to exercise it.
Just saw an old (4 years old) documentary about the place few days ago. I was saying what a beautiful place. I wonder if any of the youtubers in China will ever post about the place. Sure would like to know if it's still as beautiful and unspoiled. And here you are Katherine the great posting a video of it. Talk about co insidence? And I'm glad the waters there are still as clear and amazingly the logs in it are still there.
♥️You are so blessed that you get to see so many wonderful places. My parents were born in China , my father passed away several years ago , I then moved my mon to my house after my dad passed away . However I have not had any opportunities to see China neither get to experience what you get to see until I just recently saw your video . It indeed touched my heart by watching the places and people you introduced in your video . It’s my pleasure to be able to really enjoy watching your video to learn about such a beautiful country China through your video . I forwarded your video to my husband and friends . I wish I could know someone there and hope one day I m able to travel to China like you do . It’s a big dream to me . I hope that day I can go to China to experience what you expected. I’m looking forward to watch your future video . I recently just realize people do not see me as an American after Trump got elected . Your video made me feel better and happier. My whole life lives in US . However I hope one day I can go to China and get to travel to so many amazing places like you showed us in tour video . Thank you so much for sharing ❤️🥰🥰🥰
@@kats_journey_east You are amazing for the way how you introduce China & Chinese culture . It lights up my day by watching your video . Even my husband enjoys watching your blog now . Keep the good work . Love & blessings to you and your husband, 💕
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank You Katherine for sharing your journey with us. It is indeed breathtaking, the emerald green waters, the winding roads (almost got "carsick" just by watching the roads wind like that), and the view from above taken by the drone.
Those mountains look like my mountains in Western North Carolina, just without the snow. Thankfully, our snow is mild and later in the Winter season. Thanks for showing us another area of the Sichuan Province.
I went there 18 or so years ago. At that time, the road along Min River was so dangerous that I thought I might die there. All the passengers in our bus were quiet and watching how close the bus was to the edge of the river bank. Of course, I made it back to Chengdu. JZG is simply a magical place, no doubt.
Thanks for the upload. It brings back memories of our visit there in 2018. It was a week or two after an earthquake, and thus, to allow nature to restore and repair, only 1000 or 2000 daily visitors were allowed in at Jiuzhaigou. Like what you had with rainy events, we bought disposable raincoats that gave us protection also from gusts. Jiuzhaigou, if I understand correctly, means "Nine villages or valleys". Since I don't speak Chinese (my wife does), and the guide couldn't understand English, we ended up doing a lot of hand signing. He checked our passports, found out our ages, and stopped us from climbing to the top of the Nuorilang waterfall. Ironically, a lady in our group, probably in her early 50s, almost fainted climbing some of the stairs. We saw Dujiangyan, Huanglong, several Tibetan temples, and spent a night at the Minjiang Haoting International hotel in Songpan. Sadly, we also saw scars of the 2008 violent earthquake along the way. The images of the pristine lakes would however want us to go back there again.
Yeah we saw some people getting really exhausted on the stairs , some people even had oxygen tanks , the elevation makes it feel like a harder climb than it is 🤣
It must have been awesome to witness the changing water color and as an environmental engineering major, you know exactly why. Thanks for this amazing trip, and Wei already called you, "wife" :D ?
Thanks for taking us on this delightful journey up the mountains of Sichuan and braving the winding journey for a rare glimpse of those lakes in the forest with their every changing colours. Love the timber architecture and the stone walls lining the intimate alleyways. Your documentary videos r always a joy for me on my weekends. Thanks again.
was in Chengdu for a month in 92. Almost went to JZG but was told it's rain/flood season so quite inconvenient. The US consulate there was getting its new building put up. Consul's wife & kid were chilling in the new yard.
Wow I just can't get enough. It feels too short for a place. And I like your commentary, maybe make a 2nd part? Love the birds and other weird, random stuff in your video. Thanks Kat.
Is that amazing 🤩 you are like my personal guide . You've been literally every place that I lived. I'm watching your video with tears. Those mountain ,those view are the same back then in 90's except all the unnatural thing after the Earthquake. I used to travel on this road since a was born with my dad's truck . And that's a lot of memories and yes we had a wood house with a basements that we storage our winter supplies lol I hope i could come back to see my hometown after 20 years . I want Thank you verry personally for all the videos and effort .I hope you enjoy the step be careful of wind sometimes they cut face like knife this is why every nativ child has red chicks . If I was there I'll give you the rada . Good work 👍 Zha xi de le
I went to Jiu Zhai Gou 18 years ago. I absolutely LOVE this place. I definitely need to visit there again. Thanks for sharing this. Enjoy your trip, LOVE this series
Beautiful scenery and it is interesting to see a Chinese-style Mosque! I hope you were not too soaked and wet... Sometimes I find walking in the rain is actually quite nice, albeit with a raincoat or umbrella! :) Thank you once again for a wonderful video!
I see your vlog and after that I love to see them more often.thay are more informative. I am from Pakistan, Faisalabad. There is many things to learn from Chinese and china culture.❤❤❤❤❤
Visited JZG in 2015. And I personally Rate it a MUST GO place in China. In Top 10 list of places in China. Bought a 3 day entry permit. When first thing in the Morning at 7am and got out before 6pm? Even after 2 days , I estimate I cover about 60% of the Area. So much to do and see there. And it is a Huge place covering several mountains, lakes and rivers. Unique place in the World. Wne in April , yet it was Freezing up in the mountains at 8am !! Love the Place.
Thank you Katherine for the wonderful video. I hope to visit Jiu Zhai Gou one day. I love the villages and side roads that you visited. They are so interesting and amazingly clean.
This is cool. The place looks to be fully restored. I planned on going there a few years back. After bought all airline tickets, earth quake struck and place was closed. It is still on my to do list. Hope pandemic travel restricts can be eased soon.
Best time to visit is the mid summer, in particular after the rainy reason while before the autumn arrives. The temperature and sunshine are both more agreeable at that time. The water level seemed low during your visit and the water is not daringly and enchantingly blue as in the summer. In summer, when you stare at the ponds there, you feel it is summoning your soul.
Great video ! I was there in summer of 2008 took 500 photos , can't get a bad shot ! You should have taken the bus to the top and walk down the valleys .
Nice scenery. Traveled so far just to to see it must be worth it. I would love to travel to all those small villages and see it for myself. Anyway, I am unable to do that. China is too big. First I have to go to fujian where my grand parents came from to Malaysia.
I felt extremely regretful that I didn't visit Jiuzhaigou 九寨沟 before the earthquake many years ago. I heard the beauty of Jiuzhaigou had been permently demaged but it seems it is still there. Really happy to see that via your video. Thank you! After the pandemic, I wanna bring my wife there. It is very different from those in Japan.
..was here in 94 for 3 months..was working on a film that was shot there..there are so many wonderful locations within the park and we were all over..at that time roads in and out were not so hot and were very few tour buses...was like the park was all ours...have fond memories
This is what we came here for travel to place we only saw in documentary video. Now we can see how hard it take to get to the main attraction. Awesome journey you take us.
I went there in 2005. Remember that windy road! I didn't get carsick, but I did get "drunk" due to the thinning oxygen level. You have to visit Huang Long too! There are a million stairs in HuangLong too lol & must try to yak ham next time you visit. They're delicious, though I felt guilty for eating such a pretty animal. JiuZhaiGou & HuangLong should be in everyone bucket list!
it is so much fun to watch your video, I was in Chengdu back to July 2019, but too bad missed out Jiu Zhai Gou when it was under renovation. hope one day I could come back and visit it
I been to JiuZhaiGou three times, all before the big quake. But it's a big place and you can actual get to stay inside if you apply for a permit. If you wander around, the lakes, pools and water features takes on different styles and structure and each one of them is amazing. To really see JZG, you need 3 days or more. The earthquake may change some of the pools and overall it's such a pristine and lovely place. Bonus, Huanglong is nearby (I think 1 or 2 hrs journey) and its full of calcite pools that is also amazing.
If the Chinese people stopped believing their media and the American people stopped believing their media, we'd be halfway to world peace by now. It's a pity that the two most beautiful countries on earth are being ruined by their leaders--and for no good reason. Thank you for doing "God's work" in showcasing the beauty of this country, Katherine! It's gorgeous!
🌻Thanks for joining today’s adventure, everyone! Follow me on Instagram for more updates about life in China: kats_journey_east 🌻
How do I get such stable footage even while biking and walking? 📷 amzn.to/45rObZy
She's waterproof, shoots in 4K, and is very tiny and portable, perfect for recording an action-packed day without the fuss of a fancy complex setup
👽This is an affiliate link, so I will receive a small commission if you buy a product through the link👽
We went to Jiu Zhai Gou 25 years ago as a newly-wed couple. Time flied, the world changed, but the mothrr nature stayed the same, as beautiful as it always is.
我和姐姐一起在1991年去過，是因為看了電影自古英雄出少年。我今年49歲。它是我人生之中最美的地方。包括黃龍
Wow.It's a long time ago,welcome back to visit
I had no idea China was so beautiful. When I think of it, I just think of massive cities with huge apartment block towers, but wow. That's really scenic. There's a whole other world out there.
There are 56 UNESCO world heritage sites and 17 global GeoPark in China.
Stop learning China from western media's lense and you're good to go. China has a whole lots of varieties of landscapes and culture. It's indeed very very rich in terms of geography
ye china is HUGE, not that i've been there but almost every climate is represented within.
Once you visit China, you will see the whole world like a vintage place ❤️🇨🇳
From India.
China - India friendship forever.
As an Indian. I never believed in Western and Indian media words.
Specially: Wion, BBC, CNN etc.
..
kind Indians are always friends
为理性的印度声音，👍👍👍
为理性的印度声音，👍👍👍
wise and nice man, welcome China!
you must be Chinese in your last life, lol.
I like the casual little chats with the strangers on the road the most. People are so nice. It is a brief escape from the daily grinds for everybody. A peek into another world that is unknown, mysterious or even mythical
Ture, that's the significance of traveling, refreshing, every single minute is refreshing, mysterious, healing, lovely, and peaceful!
@@garypps rcu
I happen to see your video recently, Initially was attracted to your beauty and fluent Mandarin. Now, I am fascinated to your journey because your passion for nature, earnest to rural village and impartiality in describe normal Chinese people living. Thank you for introduce China in such a unique perspective. Nowadays, as an american girl living in China alone is not easy, thank you for your perseverance in bridging the two peoples. Your boyfriend is very lucky to have a soulmate like you. I really hope you two all the best with happiness.
One thing I like about your videos is that most of them are off the beaten tracks in china. Keep up your good work and am waiting for more videos.
Nice hat. Good video.
Edit: The way to heavens is through the clouds. That looks close enough to be called a heaven. It looks so beautiful.
Note: Wei is such a gentleman.
这就是中国文化的包容性。各种宗教在这里都有受众，没有谁打压谁。并且宗教不能影响政治。
儒家和道家的功劳
@@hizzxl2930 正是如此，儒道不讲二元对立，都强调阴阳和谐。
Tell that to the Muslims in northern China…
瞪着眼睛说瞎话呢？
@@binshuo 你有什么见解和认知？说来听听，我挺好奇
So appreciate that Katherine can use English to introduce a real China to western people. Such meaningful!
With due respect, it should be "appreciative." No need can as it's obvious and also should be "so meaningful." Sorry for the correction as what is worth writing is worth writing well and correct. Bad English irks me being a wordsmith.
:D yea the "real" china lol Lets pan to the labour camps and lets go to the North Korean border
@@Erik3E Please don't politicise this channel as it is about the beautiful landscape and culture and not geopolitics. If you want to politicise it go to lots of those who discussed politics as obviously a vacuous mind like yours do not know the difference. Go to WION or GRAVITAS where the idiocy like yours can be displayed.
@@hangtuah888 aabout a chinese dictatorial goverment using western youtubers to spread missleading propaganda about china
@@Erik3E It is your ignorance and you are entitled to it. I learnt in law school you cannot legislate for stupidity and you are a clear case of cutting and pasting the Pentagon idiot sheets. If you have followed Yang Yang's video you can see the Chinese people from Tibet to Heilongjiang leading a fruitful and happy life unlike you dealing with homelessness, unaffordable health care and education, racism and so much for democracy that you cannot count the votes cast. The Duck still thinks he won. Please don't showcase your ignorance and stupidity on this channel again, okay? You lost the right to free speech as you lack the brain to exercise it.
You never disappoint your audience. Great Job!
I went before tne earthquake. Scenery is just breathtaking.
I went there one month before the earthquake. The hotel I stayed was badly damaged in the earthquake.
Me too, I went there with my mom before earthquake, it was amazing
Just saw an old (4 years old) documentary about the place few days ago. I was saying what a beautiful place. I wonder if any of the youtubers in China will ever post about the place. Sure would like to know if it's still as beautiful and unspoiled.
And here you are Katherine the great posting a video of it.
Talk about co insidence?
And I'm glad the waters there are still as clear and amazingly the logs in it are still there.
♥️You are so blessed that you get to see so many wonderful places. My parents were born in China , my father passed away several years ago , I then moved my mon to my house after my dad passed away . However I have not had any opportunities to see China neither get to experience what you get to see until I just recently saw your video . It indeed touched my heart by watching the places and people you introduced in your video . It’s my pleasure to be able to really enjoy watching your video to learn about such a beautiful country China through your video . I forwarded your video to my husband and friends . I wish I could know someone there and hope one day I m able to travel to China like you do . It’s a big dream to me . I hope that day I can go to China to experience what you expected. I’m looking forward to watch your future video . I recently just realize people do not see me as an American after Trump got elected . Your video made me feel better and happier. My whole life lives in US . However I hope one day I can go to China and get to travel to so many amazing places like you showed us in tour video . Thank you so much for sharing ❤️🥰🥰🥰
That is true. Even you live there all you life, someone there still think you just pop out there.
Glad you liked it , hope you can come visit soon🌻
@@kats_journey_east
You are amazing for the way how you introduce China & Chinese culture . It lights up my day by watching your video . Even my husband enjoys watching your blog now . Keep the good work . Love & blessings to you and your husband, 💕
如果你们是华人华侨华裔，那么你们也是中华民族的一份子。中华民族的复兴关乎所有华人！同时欢迎回家，回来看看这片土地，这块中华大地是有灵魂的。它赋予了我们中华民族 传承 文化 血脉！
Juizhaigou is definitely on my bucket list for places to visit. Thanks for posting 👍
HAHAHA, Wei is so funny, almost fooled by his acting.XD
when i think i can't be more excited to see someone upload a video about my hometown, then I saw my uncle walk by in the video
Absolutely gorgeous. Thank You Katherine for sharing your journey with us. It is indeed breathtaking, the emerald green waters, the winding roads (almost got "carsick" just by watching the roads wind like that), and the view from above taken by the drone.
What a beautiful city!!! Makes me wanna go there!! The water is so clear! And that colour change!!!
Those mountains look like my mountains in Western North Carolina, just without the snow. Thankfully, our snow is mild and later in the Winter season. Thanks for showing us another area of the Sichuan Province.
Do I need to buy tickets to visit your Rocky mountains?
@@eocm3659 those are small hills comparing to the rocky, and nothing even close to Himalayas...
I have been to both and JZG is better. But it is not the best season.
The appearance may be similar but Jiuzhaigou 九寨沟 altitude is anywhere between 7,000 to 15,000 feet.
Trust me, the two places are very different. I love NC mountain area. But Jiuzhaigou’s water is such beauty that we can’t find in NC.
I went there 18 or so years ago. At that time, the road along Min River was so dangerous that I thought I might die there. All the passengers in our bus were quiet and watching how close the bus was to the edge of the river bank. Of course, I made it back to Chengdu. JZG is simply a magical place, no doubt.
same here! when the bus was travelling in the night, the Min river is just like a silver belt, but with ~ 3000 meters down below the road.
Thanks for the upload. It brings back memories of our visit there in 2018. It was a week or two after an earthquake, and thus, to allow nature to restore and repair, only 1000 or 2000 daily visitors were allowed in at Jiuzhaigou. Like what you had with rainy events, we bought disposable raincoats that gave us protection also from gusts. Jiuzhaigou, if I understand correctly, means "Nine villages or valleys". Since I don't speak Chinese (my wife does), and the guide couldn't understand English, we ended up doing a lot of hand signing. He checked our passports, found out our ages, and stopped us from climbing to the top of the Nuorilang waterfall. Ironically, a lady in our group, probably in her early 50s, almost fainted climbing some of the stairs. We saw Dujiangyan, Huanglong, several Tibetan temples, and spent a night at the Minjiang Haoting International hotel in Songpan. Sadly, we also saw scars of the 2008 violent earthquake along the way. The images of the pristine lakes would however want us to go back there again.
Yeah we saw some people getting really exhausted on the stairs , some people even had oxygen tanks , the elevation makes it feel like a harder climb than it is 🤣
@@kats_journey_east Yeah, I thought Mt. Fuji was a difficult climb until the guy with one leg and crutches passed me on the trail.
A steep creek with nine villages.
It must have been awesome to witness the changing water color and as an environmental engineering major, you know exactly why. Thanks for this amazing trip, and Wei already called you, "wife" :D ?
Thanks for taking us on this delightful journey up the mountains of Sichuan and braving the winding journey for a rare glimpse of those lakes in the forest with their every changing colours. Love the timber architecture and the stone walls lining the intimate alleyways. Your documentary videos r always a joy for me on my weekends. Thanks again.
was in Chengdu for a month in 92. Almost went to JZG but was told it's rain/flood season so quite inconvenient.
The US consulate there was getting its new building put up. Consul's wife & kid were chilling in the new yard.
Lovely couple visiting lovely scenic place on a lovely country.
the water crispy uh.. LOL the content taking my mind into this part of the world…. Awesome…
A wonderful surreal place, 9 Tibetan village. I was there in 2007 but thanks for refreshing my memories! Keep on exploring guys!🤩🤩
四川遍地美景，，九寨沟非常漂亮，不同季节不一样的美景，，，必去景点，，
Wow, so beautiful scenes and so kind of those Hui people
Your videos are truthfully beautiful. I feel I even can feel the snow and smell the fragrance of the mountains.
Wow I just can't get enough. It feels too short for a place. And I like your commentary, maybe make a 2nd part?
Love the birds and other weird, random stuff in your video. Thanks Kat.
Is that amazing 🤩 you are like my personal guide . You've been literally every place that I lived. I'm watching your video with tears. Those mountain ,those view are the same back then in 90's except all the unnatural thing after the Earthquake. I used to travel on this road since a was born with my dad's truck . And that's a lot of memories and yes we had a wood house with a basements that we storage our winter supplies lol I hope i could come back to see my hometown after 20 years . I want Thank you verry personally for all the videos and effort .I hope you enjoy the step be careful of wind sometimes they cut face like knife this is why every nativ child has red chicks . If I was there I'll give you the rada . Good work 👍 Zha xi de le
Your video is unique for jiuzaigou in a cloudy and rainy day making it special even to the ones been there before.
那里简直是人间仙境，好像在这里拥有一座小屋。
魏很幽默也很风趣！非常好的视频和有趣的介绍分享！
she talks chinese is like naturally
WOW!!! I love the camera angle color change! Love your videos Katherine and the cute and funny commentary lol
Another informative and cool video. Love the friendly people. Well done and thank you 🙏
It will be more beautiful to visit Jiuzhaigou in autumn as the whole mountain will be in different colours.
I went to Jiu Zhai Gou 18 years ago. I absolutely LOVE this place. I definitely need to visit there again. Thanks for sharing this. Enjoy your trip, LOVE this series
Also, when I went there, the road was terrible. Wow, they put so much effort on infrastructure.
Beautiful scenery and it is interesting to see a Chinese-style Mosque! I hope you were not too soaked and wet... Sometimes I find walking in the rain is actually quite nice, albeit with a raincoat or umbrella! :)
Thank you once again for a wonderful video!
I see your vlog and after that I love to see them more often.thay are more informative. I am from Pakistan, Faisalabad. There is many things to learn from Chinese and china culture.❤❤❤❤❤
Visited JZG in 2015. And I personally Rate it a MUST GO place in China. In Top 10 list of places in China. Bought a 3 day entry permit. When first thing in the Morning at 7am and got out before 6pm? Even after 2 days , I estimate I cover about 60% of the Area. So much to do and see there. And it is a Huge place covering several mountains, lakes and rivers. Unique place in the World. Wne in April , yet it was Freezing up in the mountains at 8am !! Love the Place.
Thank you Katherine for the wonderful video. I hope to visit Jiu Zhai Gou one day. I love the villages and side roads that you visited. They are so interesting and amazingly clean.
I'm so happy that I found your channel. It reminds me of my solo hitchhiking trip around china when I was 19
This is cool. The place looks to be fully restored. I planned on going there a few years back. After bought all airline tickets, earth quake struck and place was closed. It is still on my to do list. Hope pandemic travel restricts can be eased soon.
Such a great view, thanks for you video for introducing China
I am surprised at how clean the alleyways are....
It must be, isn’t it🤓
It's one of the most beautiful water sceneries in the world, deserve to have a trip only for it
you expected China to be a dirty shit hole? lol
@@timetraveller2300 some people think rural china is like india
@@fxgaymer yep some people think they are still living in middle age in rural China.
So clean all these places you visit
I’m so surprised to Chris here! Good company 😂
wow, the color change view 😱😱
I for one LOVE to read haters/trolls' comments on these types of vlogs just imagining their heads exploding. Keep up the good work Katherine!😄😄😄
Best time to visit is the mid summer, in particular after the rainy reason while before the autumn arrives. The temperature and sunshine are both more agreeable at that time.
The water level seemed low during your visit and the water is not daringly and enchantingly blue as in the summer. In summer, when you stare at the ponds there, you feel it is summoning your soul.
Great video ! I was there in summer of 2008 took 500 photos , can't get a bad shot ! You should have taken the bus to the top and walk down the valleys .
九寨沟的景色绝对是世界级的。希望你多拍点！
Kate, there are so many Hui in Nanjing (for a long history). You can go to see that! 七家湾的草桥清真寺 珠江路地铁站旁有个吉兆营清真寺 and so forth
Nice scenery. Traveled so far just to to see it must be worth it. I would love to travel to all those small villages and see it for myself. Anyway, I am unable to do that. China is too big. First I have to go to fujian where my grand parents came from to Malaysia.
欢迎回家
欢迎回乡看看福建，我是来自福建的华人。在美国生活二十二年，带小孩子回家乡两次，每次呆过2个月。
有空回来看看吧。我们中华民族的复兴你们也是其中的一份子！
There is a hill in Fuzhou that I enjoyed climbing. It maybe about 1500 meter high. The view from that hill was spectacular.
Beautiful scenery!
好听的口音，好听的音乐，制作得真棒👍
That's why I want to go back because there's a good balance of old and new. It's just so organic and beautiful.
The place is so beautiful..
补充一下，南京不远的地方有个镇子叫 菱塘，是回民自治县，也有中国风格的清真寺
I felt extremely regretful that I didn't visit Jiuzhaigou 九寨沟 before the earthquake many years ago. I heard the beauty of Jiuzhaigou had been permently demaged but it seems it is still there. Really happy to see that via your video. Thank you! After the pandemic, I wanna bring my wife there. It is very different from those in Japan.
Not really. Nature has a way of healing itself, unlike urban areas which need to be rebuilt by humans to have "life" again. Nature is life.
Wow, you've been to the most beautiful places in China. I'm Chinese, but I haven't been there yet. I really envy you. Have a good time.
..was here in 94 for 3 months..was working on a film that was shot there..there are so many wonderful locations within the park and we were all over..at that time roads in and out were not so hot and were very few tour buses...was like the park was all ours...have fond memories
been Jiuzhaigou years ago, want to go back all the time ~
I really love your video,you go to places,I have never seen in China.Thank you so much.
九寨沟真的太美了。 每天起床开始感受满满的绿色。
Being in Jiuzhai for a conference? Kudos to the conference organizer for choosing such an amazing place
怀念啊 2015年在九寨沟徒步了30公里 出来的时候都天黑了！！谢谢视频分享！！！
Wonderful short trips bringing us into seldom seen areas. Thanks as always. Cheers.
I didn't know sichuan was this beautiful. The whole time i thought it was just about Panda's and spicy food. 😅
Sichuan is full of surprises😜😍
You forgot Li Ziqi's hometown
@@大象大头 oh yeah, right. It Would be nice if Katherine can visit her village.
还有不辛辣的食物 欢迎品尝 特别是农村寿宴遇上了别错过 记得赶礼
Sichuan has the biggest land area in China at provincial level and consist of more mountainous than flat soil. So no surprise at all.. 😁
Looks really crisp and fresh. Do people live there? They would be very healthy I imagine. Did you find out what type of food and what it’s like?
Beautiful video
Katherine is always the best.🌹🌹
You are living the life . Envy you !
This is what we came here for travel to place we only saw in documentary video. Now we can see how hard it take to get to the main attraction. Awesome journey you take us.
I went there in 2005. Remember that windy road! I didn't get carsick, but I did get "drunk" due to the thinning oxygen level. You have to visit Huang Long too! There are a million stairs in HuangLong too lol & must try to yak ham next time you visit. They're delicious, though I felt guilty for eating such a pretty animal. JiuZhaiGou & HuangLong should be in everyone bucket list!
惊见克里斯，凯和小王总都好可爱！
差不多稍晚两天, 我也去了这里, 那个经过很多发卡弯的地方, 是去神仙池景区的必经之路, 途径一个垭口, 海拔大概是3866, 那个垭口很特别, 云从山峰中间流过, 我去的那天是大晴天, 自驾开着车在云和山峰中穿过, 是一段很特别的记忆, 我还会再去的.
Its soo beautiful there. Thanks for sharing. 谢谢
Thank you Katherine, loved it
Such beautiful tranquil 九寨沟👍👍🙏🙏thanks for sharing! Really enjoyed watching!
I have been to Huang Long, Aba, Jiu Zhaigou, Dujian Yang in 2014. Words cannot describe the beauty.
Great video! I'd love to visit Sichuan mountains!
it is so much fun to watch your video, I was in Chengdu back to July 2019, but too bad missed out Jiu Zhai Gou when it was under renovation. hope one day I could come back and visit it
Wow nice one, the lake is beautiful also I see another youtuber in this episode. That's cool .
Thank you for showing me around of the beautiful ju zha gou, I just can't wait to go for a visit, we are still in LOCK DOWN at Australia.
Wow just amazing!
Good job , it’s very very beautiful scenery
beautiful for sure and very
natrural
Love ❤️ nice report, hope it was nice conference there
Love your videos and your man is so cool🤣
good job wonderful video recording China.Better understanding each other make better world.
It looked even more gorgeous and breathtaking before the earthquake.
I been to JiuZhaiGou three times, all before the big quake. But it's a big place and you can actual get to stay inside if you apply for a permit. If you wander around, the lakes, pools and water features takes on different styles and structure and each one of them is amazing. To really see JZG, you need 3 days or more. The earthquake may change some of the pools and overall it's such a pristine and lovely place. Bonus, Huanglong is nearby (I think 1 or 2 hrs journey) and its full of calcite pools that is also amazing.
Yeah I wish we had had more time , hope to visit again next year 😍
Magnificent !
So beautiful！
If the Chinese people stopped believing their media and the American people stopped believing their media, we'd be halfway to world peace by now. It's a pity that the two most beautiful countries on earth are being ruined by their leaders--and for no good reason. Thank you for doing "God's work" in showcasing the beauty of this country, Katherine! It's gorgeous!
Always loved your narrative,