He looks like some Russians from the eastern(Asian) part of the Russia, so basically mixed for sure. He hasn’t fully grown, may look different once mature, it’s a beautiful place to grow up at.
You can tell Richard is a very good kid, nice & humble and all smiles... I just wonder how he kept up with his English living in rural China since his Dad doesn't seem to be around.... ??
He's set up to be a connecting point between China and the West. And that's where the action's gonna be - good on him. And when he's wealthy (he will be), I bet he'll take care of his village relations. :^)
He crumble is meaning there is no hope knowing in drawing. Read between the lines not what this guy is paid to narrate to the world. Who in china they cant view his work. That the reason he crumble it. Now one home can see his work.
@@slammerlo510 You are an idiot living in your own pathetic bubble. Barret's videos are also available on Chinese exclusive platforms, so both Chinese and foreigners can see them. Richard's grandpa crumbled up his own painting, because Chinese people are hospitable and humble at the same time. He wanted to give Barret a painting as a gift, but he wasn't happy with his first drawing. He crumbled it up and offered to give him a better one. Just because you are a pathetic little worm refusing to believe the goodwill and hospitality of another people doesn't mean people are actually like that. If that's what you really believe the world is and China is, I feel sad for you. Hope there is at least a tiny ray of sunshine in your sad life.
He’s english sounds really interesting, you can tell his strong New Zealand (Australian possibly?) accent at the beginning but he sounds more Chinese during conversation xd
You can tell he did not grow up in a native-speaking English environment - there are some grammar mistakes and that are very typical for Chinese native speakers (I should know - I'm on one =)), and also a little short on vocab.
@@chinatota Yeah my instinct told me that sounds Australian but he said he's from New Zealand xD. I'm no expert in different English accents so i just went with what might be the most possible one.
I am an overseas Chinese, I have visited my motherland every five to six years for the past 30 years. Seeing a country’s unprecedented flourishing age, from nothing to what is today. Although it has made rapid progress and greatly improved living standards, it is really commendable that it can still maintain its cultural integrity.
Lol, this grandpa is so sweet. He makes me think of when you bring friends home and your little sibling wants to show off all their skills. This kid is so cute as well, damn wish I was his friend.
What a polite and mature young man you found in this village! He is obvious very proud of his grandfather. It’s always pleasant to watch young people with proper manners
I can feel Richard very fond with his grandpa, he is proud to tell all the wall paintings were made by his grandpa and grandpa also loves this grand son much. Grandpa will draw painting to his grand son's friend and you can see both of them are caring each others, Richard will remind there are some paints on his grandpa hand to alert him to be aware. Richard is a detail mind young guy, he will have good development in China with native speaking in both Chinese and English and one more thing he is educated in China, knowing the system, he definitely will success if he wanted to.
Hi Oli, I moved to England when I was 17 and now I am 38 lol so basically I lived abroad longer than in China. That's why I was so touched by your vids and they kind of reflect my early experience when I first moved e.g. culture shock, learning the language, and in general how to fit in. Would be super interesting to exchange some views and stuff with you at some point, Cheers mate!
The houses are so beautiful with the back-draft of high forest-covered mountains. Thank you for sharing this simple life of people living in rural area of China.
I am kind of understanding why his grandpa destroys the work after that. It reminds me some of my life in China back to my childhood. At that time I was practicing my writing, I wished to write something on a pile of paper that I cherished for years. Each time when I wrote down something I felt that was not “perfect” and I ruined until that pile of papers got less and less. That’s something about perfectness or not good enough to present something. More and more practicing makes the best.
I have this same problem. I'm not a writer but whenever I try to make study notes I have the need to make it perfect, so I keep ripping out the pages until there's none left. Such a waster I know and I hate myself for creating such a mess. I don't make anymore notes. I just read which I found to be the best study method for me.
whoah!!! my jaw dropped when he crumpled the painting just like that!!! while I am here struggling to outline a simple leaf!!! THAT was an AMAZING painting, hands down!!!
@@rxm078 Nah most kids at his age in China are sufferring from exams and playing things parents don't understand, just not similar to the happy kid in video
@@yongsuhuang6195 Suffering? lol, and when does ANY country not have exams? Still my point stands, I teach these young kids at university and I am originally from the UK, the Chinese youth are well mannered unliked those in the west especially in the UK.
@@rxm078 When I was 16 in school, I woke up around 7, "morning reading" started from 7:30 am. There would be around 4 hrs for eating sleeping and exercise till the end of the day around 10pm. There was a serious exam every Sunday evening, everyone's score was ranked and annouced. My head teacher slapped me in the face because I brought my phone to school. That is what I said "suffering".If your students were in Chinese high/middle school, they know what I'm talking about. This kind of education brings a strong obedience and "manners" to authority, to parents, teachers, the government. If your students' manners come from their good parents and happy lifes, I'm happy for them.
Wow, that old man could paint. And it seam that he is also an artist on different things. Hopefully the young boy inherits some of his grandfather's skills, he seems very proud of his grandfather and his upbringing in China!
Liked the scene of the grandfather painting for you that bamboo and flower landscape. Rewi Alley once wrote about China years ago: "If you can't feel for these people, you can't feel anything for the world." As for China's landscapes, the simple beauty of the country never ceases to amaze me.
@@kuatkongket8893 Mainland China accent? And what accent would that be? Bro, has nothing to do with accents or how well one speaks or doesn’t speak Chinese. 🙄
@@kuatkongket8893 so? How about some facts to back up your claim? There are officially 302 living languages in China, if the many dialects are taken into consideration, some of which are mutually unintelligible to one another. Based on what you are saying, most of these speakers would be considered “foreigners”? Because according to you, they are not speaking this mainland “accent”. And you never answered my question, what is this mainland accent that you speak of that you think everyone must use in order to be chinese “chinese”? There are 56 ethnicities in China, having the perfect accent is not THE determining factor...
What a treat with your private tour guide through the village where Richard grew up. Just curious how Richard is able to maintain his English with Kiwi accent still there after all these years...thank you for sharing the realistic village lifestyle instead of the larger city lifestyles
Omg !!! This 16 yr old will be an excellent ambassador between China and New Zealand ! Richard please keep striving for a brighter future ahead and you'll go a long way young man !! Thank you OLI and your father being a great host by enlighten all of us with your experiences of a true China !!!
People outside of China need to see this video to know that there are actually warm, thoughtful, artistic people living in the rural areas.. they are not as materialistic and manipulative like the ones we see in North America... totally different breeds and mindsets!! One specific set of particular Chinese does not represent the entire race!!! ^^
@@dotdot7943 me? Generalizing? it's the main commenter who was generalizing. I was replying based off of that as i was heavily confused on where their perceptions of chiense people in north america came from
THE CHINA EVIL GOV ROBBERED OUR MONEY TO GIVE THE LAZY PEOPLE , WE EARNED THE MONEY VERY HARD BUT WE GOT NOTHING FROM THE EVIL GOV , NOW EVEN DONT ALLOW US TO SELL OUR PROVERTY AT A MARKET PRICE , WE WILL FIGHT FOR IT ANYWAY!!!!!!!
Richard is so sweet. How cool of his grandpa to paint the village. I can’t believe that he crumpled up his painting but I can tell he is a proud man and wants to show his best. Awesome video thanks for sharing!
Richard is a very nice kid with typical Chinese tradition of being humble, friendly and able to discern at a young age ,difficult human relationship that affects people coming from different race. Richard , you have a good grandpa with lots of talents. He can teach you painting and music and Chinese idioms. Wish you well and bright future from Singapore.
Great video, thanks for sharing. Yes Richard is very thoughtful , he will be excellent in the future. Admire his talented grandfather as well 👍👍👍Enjoy your study and trip in Yangshou. I have been there twice, I would like to visit again in the future 🏞🏞🏞
I really like this Vlog. What a beautiful backdrop they have around the village. I wish I can have a property with such natural and beautiful surroundings. It is simply a magnificent place to live. Thanks for sharing your experience in ever changing China.
It hurt to see that he crumpled that beautiful painting up. He is talented and you stumbled upon a gem by your chance encounter with Richard’s family. So interesting to hear his perspective and see what his life is like.
"Why is this framed painting all crumbled up?" That's another interesting story to tell years from now (if it was not thrown out.) There are probably a lot more fascinating tales from Richard's family.
Brilliant young man. He is fluent in both Chinese and English. His village is clean and peaceful. Thank you for sharing the places that most probably we as visited may not have visited. Enjoy your video. Bravo
It is good to see that even in a remote village in China, Richard is being treated and accepted though he definitely looks like a foreigner. At 16, he seems well brought up in a small village. It simply shows how much the Chinese are accepting changes in their surrounding. Barret, you did a wonderful presentation!
Lovely and adorable young boy he is respectful to his grandpa and proud of his roots. Prayers and God bless you Barrett and Richard too enjoy life and continue your pursuit.
I just noticed that all kids around the world who living or grew up outside america have very good speech, they know how to speak politely and wisely, and look smart educated
Most village homes are the ancestral home of the family name that can be traced back 200-1000 years through the village's records. It is like manor houses for the British peerage, but in China almost every family basically has an ancestral home and those that got wealthy working in the cities come back to upgrade or rebuild their ancestral homes to live when they retire from the big cities !
I was surprised by Richard as he is very thoughtful and intuitive for his age. Hopefully you enjoyed his insights..
Richard is an awesome example of youth !
Richard smile is very handsome
A huge respect to this kid.
at 12:18 the three characters are actually the name of the painting if I'm not mistaken - the Chinese seal is the one that indicates the painter.
Richard can be bl actor for sure.
I support.
He looks Chinese to me, and there's nothing wrong with that. He's the perfect mix of both his parents, very handsome!
I know rightt such a beautiful mix 😍
He looks white and chinese. Can pass for both.
Para min tbm.
@@chromberries7329 Nah, He definitely can't pass for full Chinese or Caucasian. You can definitely tell he's not full anything except human.
He is beautiful
He looks like some Russians from the eastern(Asian) part of the Russia, so basically mixed for sure. He hasn’t fully grown, may look different once mature, it’s a beautiful place to grow up at.
Yeah he looks like a Sakhalin/ Mongolian person (Ik Mongolian isn't as related but sometimes they look mixed lol)
Interesting, because the print on his T-shirt is in Russian, too.
100% agree
Yes he looks like all my family and we are from Siberia
Guess that happens when you mix Caucasian and East Asian
You can tell Richard is a very good kid, nice & humble and all smiles... I just wonder how he kept up with his English living in rural China since his Dad doesn't seem to be around.... ??
留守儿童，中国农村很普遍，父母都去大城市打工挣钱了，我更在乎他妈妈去哪了
This child will be excellent in the future.
我也这么认为！I agree with you
Totally agree
He's set up to be a connecting point between China and the West. And that's where the action's gonna be - good on him. And when he's wealthy (he will be), I bet he'll take care of his village relations. :^)
Until CCP Detain him for using UA-cam
@@toytulog576 Or outliving his usefulness! Beware kid!
Grandpa is so dope 😂 he literally crumbled up his painting , my heart cracked a little but he came swooping in with the flute and I was fine again 🤣
He crumble is meaning there is no hope knowing in drawing. Read between the lines not what this guy is paid to narrate to the world. Who in china they cant view his work. That the reason he crumble it. Now one home can see his work.
@@slammerlo510 You are an idiot living in your own pathetic bubble. Barret's videos are also available on Chinese exclusive platforms, so both Chinese and foreigners can see them. Richard's grandpa crumbled up his own painting, because Chinese people are hospitable and humble at the same time. He wanted to give Barret a painting as a gift, but he wasn't happy with his first drawing. He crumbled it up and offered to give him a better one. Just because you are a pathetic little worm refusing to believe the goodwill and hospitality of another people doesn't mean people are actually like that. If that's what you really believe the world is and China is, I feel sad for you. Hope there is at least a tiny ray of sunshine in your sad life.
He’s english sounds really interesting, you can tell his strong New Zealand (Australian possibly?) accent at the beginning but he sounds more Chinese during conversation xd
You can tell he did not grow up in a native-speaking English environment - there are some grammar mistakes and that are very typical for Chinese native speakers (I should know - I'm on one =)), and also a little short on vocab.
@@edukid1984 He is bilingual, that's much better than many of others
No ! Strong Austalia accent, gooday mate . Kiwi always say Kia Ora
@@chinatota Yeah my instinct told me that sounds Australian but he said he's from New Zealand xD. I'm no expert in different English accents so i just went with what might be the most possible one.
@@stevenlk was he not just teasing barrett’s british accent?
I am an overseas Chinese, I have visited my motherland every five to six years for the past 30 years. Seeing a country’s unprecedented flourishing age, from nothing to what is today. Although it has made rapid progress and greatly improved living standards, it is really commendable that it can still maintain its cultural integrity.
不管身在何处，别忘了将中华民族文化流传下去。
谢谢。
Richard is warm, cheerful and kind. He always has a big smile on his face. He is a very nice person
Beautiful
Lol, this grandpa is so sweet. He makes me think of when you bring friends home and your little sibling wants to show off all their skills. This kid is so cute as well, damn wish I was his friend.
My father does what Richard's grandfather did to his painting every day. My dad is a calligrapher. It is artists' way of life.
You should let Richard talk more; it's about him and his experiences, etc.
you are right. We like to hear about him, his story, from his mouth.
If Richard had his own UA-cam channel, I would definitely follow him. UA-cam is blocked in China.
i agree, i was even hoping for richard to speak chinese, instead of dominating the conversation.
@@PinoyEnglishTeacher but they can still access with a vpn. how do you think the man uploads this? lmao.
@@user43314 it’s because he’s a foreigner and has foreign devices to upload all of this, Chinese ppl risk a lot more if they use vpns
Wow grandpa of Richard is an incredible artist!
12:55 NOOOOOOOOO When he crumpled that painting up, my heart broke 😱
Buy a bike and get a good friend for free, not a bad deal!
Yes i agree, a second part with this kid will be highly appreciated.
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What a polite and mature young man you found in this village! He is obvious very proud of his grandfather. It’s always pleasant to watch young people with proper manners
The best of two worlds for Richard. Wish him all the success, good health, longevity and prosperity in life.
It would be great to set Richard up with his own channel and share his perspective.
part 2 with this guy would be appreciated.
For BL movie? 😁😁😁
@@davidbay2071 And give insight in how one can be such a great kid.
Yezzz arko Nepali 🇳🇵😁👍
Yes please
SAME!!!
I can feel Richard very fond with his grandpa, he is proud to tell all the wall paintings were made by his grandpa and grandpa also loves this grand son much. Grandpa will draw painting to his grand son's friend and you can see both of them are caring each others, Richard will remind there are some paints on his grandpa hand to alert him to be aware. Richard is a detail mind young guy, he will have good development in China with native speaking in both Chinese and English and one more thing he is educated in China, knowing the system, he definitely will success if he wanted to.
Richard的村子太美了，好想也住在这里，Richard是个非常棒的孩子，又聪明又帅！
外公好可爱，多才多艺，也难怪Richard 这么聪明。
好喜欢听Oli讲中文，声音好磁性，字正腔圆。
this kid rly said sometimes life bullies you and you just have to suck it up, and i respect him for that
Richard is such a mature and nice boy. All blessings to him and his family ❤️❤️❤️
Richard还是挺有中国男生的感觉，很谦虚且成熟~
Hi Oli, I moved to England when I was 17 and now I am 38 lol so basically I lived abroad longer than in China. That's why I was so touched by your vids and they kind of reflect my early experience when I first moved e.g. culture shock, learning the language, and in general how to fit in. Would be super interesting to exchange some views and stuff with you at some point, Cheers mate!
Thanks for sharing your story
Would have liked to have heard him speak and share more about his life. You did not give him enough air time. What a pity.
Right? Let the kid speak for himself. And quit calling him a foreigner!
What an amazing kid Richard is. Hope to see more of him !
Richard is so lovely, his grandfather is , woow, such a friendly and talented guy. Thank you so much
This guy is so young, a rare story !
小伙子很健谈，思维也很成熟，另外，他外公好厉害！
Hi
Calligraphers and painters attach great importance to their work.
The houses are so beautiful with the back-draft of high forest-covered mountains. Thank you for sharing this simple life of people living in rural area of China.
公公好厲害，多才多藝，感覺像以前那年代的秀才！😍😍👍👍👍👏👏👏
外公，不是公公！！这两个字差别很大
@@jasonzhou4811 每个地方叫法不一样.意思都是外公.广东这边很多地方都是这样子称呼外公的.
@@jasonzhou4811 有些人叫公公，婆婆，好像北方佬爺 佬佬
@@jasonzhou4811 地方不同叫法不同而已😁
民间很多国画书法家，特别的河南河北那一带，随便街上抓一个就可能是书法或者高手哦。😁
This is better "soft power" than the party could ever produce! Wonderful video and a cool kid.
I am kind of understanding why his grandpa destroys the work after that. It reminds me some of my life in China back to my childhood. At that time I was practicing my writing, I wished to write something on a pile of paper that I cherished for years. Each time when I wrote down something I felt that was not “perfect” and I ruined until that pile of papers got less and less. That’s something about perfectness or not good enough to present something. More and more practicing makes the best.
Yeah, especially when you are showing your work to someone else, you don’t want people to see your work if you are not satisfied with it yourself
I have this same problem. I'm not a writer but whenever I try to make study notes I have the need to make it perfect, so I keep ripping out the pages until there's none left. Such a waster I know and I hate myself for creating such a mess. I don't make anymore notes. I just read which I found to be the best study method for me.
his grandpa is AMAZING. He is an all around artist
beautiful place, I love China. Grandpa seems to be a happy and wise person.
这个小伙子人非常不错！有一种大气的成熟气质，今后应该很有作为！
我感觉也是
Talented people are everywhere.. Richard is insightful, probably by spending time with his grandparents. Great video as always! 👍
whoah!!! my jaw dropped when he crumpled the painting just like that!!! while I am here struggling to outline a simple leaf!!! THAT was an AMAZING painting, hands down!!!
It's beautiful scenery around this village. The grandpa must be a kind and generous person. Surely he wants to paint Oli a much better picture.
THE PAINTING WAS SO PRETTY HOW COULD HE DESTROY IT LIKE THAT, HE DESTROYED MY HEART IN THE PROCESS
Thanks for sharing. Nice to meet Richard, surely a brilliant boy.
It s so great. I m learning chinese and british english. This so helpfull for me. Thank you so much.
This kid is so mature he is going to places
All kids his age in China are like this, respectable, kind, well mannered, you name it... a shame it cant be said about most western kids these days.
@@rxm078 Nah most kids at his age in China are sufferring from exams and playing things parents don't understand, just not similar to the happy kid in video
@@yongsuhuang6195 Suffering? lol, and when does ANY country not have exams? Still my point stands, I teach these young kids at university and I am originally from the UK, the Chinese youth are well mannered unliked those in the west especially in the UK.
@@rxm078 When I was 16 in school, I woke up around 7, "morning reading" started from 7:30 am. There would be around 4 hrs for eating sleeping and exercise till the end of the day around 10pm. There was a serious exam every Sunday evening, everyone's score was ranked and annouced. My head teacher slapped me in the face because I brought my phone to school. That is what I said "suffering".If your students were in Chinese high/middle school, they know what I'm talking about. This kind of education brings a strong obedience and "manners" to authority, to parents, teachers, the government. If your students' manners come from their good parents and happy lifes, I'm happy for them.
@@yongsuhuang6195 totally agree with you
Wow, that old man could paint.
And it seam that he is also an artist on different things.
Hopefully the young boy inherits some of his grandfather's skills, he seems very proud of his grandfather and his upbringing in China!
哇，外公国画太厉害了👍画功超级棒
Can't believe we saw him again on Mandarin Corner this week! Great guy!
The boy is so handsome.
This man is humble and nice guy ever
Liked the scene of the grandfather painting for you that bamboo and flower landscape. Rewi Alley once wrote about China years ago: "If you can't feel for these people, you can't feel anything for the world." As for China's landscapes, the simple beauty of the country never ceases to amaze me.
Visit Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬
@@erturtemirbaev5207 I would to, my friend. The world is a very beautiful place.
@@Dovid2000 ok
Rewi Alley was a paedophile and is now burning in hell
Weird to call him "foreigner"
when he's Chinese
But I get it I suppose
I wanna hear him speak Chinese!
I agree, they should change the title to be honest.
Any ethnic Chinese who do not speak the Mainland China accent of Chinese is deemed as a foreigner.
@@kuatkongket8893 Mainland China accent? And what accent would that be? Bro, has nothing to do with accents or how well one speaks or doesn’t speak Chinese. 🙄
@@user-mp9ng6ul3t This I saw with my own eyes.
@@kuatkongket8893 so? How about some facts to back up your claim?
There are officially 302 living languages in China, if the many dialects are taken into consideration, some of which are mutually unintelligible to one another. Based on what you are saying, most of these speakers would be considered “foreigners”? Because according to you, they are not speaking this mainland “accent”. And you never answered my question, what is this mainland accent that you speak of that you think everyone must use in order to be chinese “chinese”?
There are 56 ethnicities in China, having the perfect accent is not THE determining factor...
China has so many amazing and extraordinary people. 👍
What a treat with your private tour guide through the village where Richard grew up. Just curious how Richard is able to maintain his English with Kiwi accent still there after all these years...thank you for sharing the realistic village lifestyle instead of the larger city lifestyles
Omg !!! This 16 yr old will be an excellent ambassador between China and New Zealand ! Richard please keep striving for a brighter future ahead and you'll go a long way young man !! Thank you OLI and your father being a great host by enlighten all of us with your experiences of a true China !!!
People outside of China need to see this video to know that there are actually warm, thoughtful, artistic people living in the rural areas.. they are not as materialistic and manipulative like the ones we see in North America... totally different breeds and mindsets!! One specific set of particular Chinese does not represent the entire race!!! ^^
materialistic and manipulative? you're talking about chinese people in north america?
@@dotdot7943 me? Generalizing? it's the main commenter who was generalizing. I was replying based off of that as i was heavily confused on where their perceptions of chiense people in north america came from
THE CHINA EVIL GOV ROBBERED OUR MONEY TO GIVE THE LAZY PEOPLE , WE EARNED THE MONEY VERY HARD BUT WE GOT NOTHING FROM THE EVIL GOV , NOW EVEN DONT ALLOW US TO SELL OUR PROVERTY AT A MARKET PRICE , WE WILL FIGHT FOR IT ANYWAY!!!!!!!
@@BenBen-bt9to Time to ease up on the “sauce”.
Pray tell us which part of NA are you from?
Absolutely good video. Richard you have a great grandpa 👍👍
amazing video showing a countryside of China.
I see some games in the wall paintings that we often played as children.
I am a Malay from Malaysia..used to play the games in the the paintings and the bicycle too when i was a kid..really missed all those days
Richard is so sweet. How cool of his grandpa to paint the village. I can’t believe that he crumpled up his painting but I can tell he is a proud man and wants to show his best. Awesome video thanks for sharing!
这个外公，太有文芸色彩，芸术家都有執著的一面。
i think the kid dont learn lesserinteterst
是“文艺”，不是“文芸”，^_^看来你也是在学习中文的
may speak one of the dialect
@@紫-p7p 国外的输入法不一样的，还有繁体简体的区别，日本的繁体和其它地方也有区别，就不用挑这些问题啦
中華統一日 日本的漢字是簡繁混用的，外加日式漢字
Brilliant thankyou to the family for being open to showing this and the gifted mature 16 old too.
Richard is a very nice kid with typical Chinese tradition of being humble, friendly and able to discern at a young age ,difficult human relationship that affects people coming from different race. Richard , you have a good grandpa with lots of talents. He can teach you painting and music and Chinese idioms. Wish you well and bright future from Singapore.
Really enjoyed watching this and what a nice kid .
Great video, thanks for sharing. Yes Richard is very thoughtful , he will be excellent in the future. Admire his talented grandfather as well 👍👍👍Enjoy your study and trip in Yangshou. I have been there twice, I would like to visit again in the future 🏞🏞🏞
This kid is super interesting
Hahahaha... Hey what are you doing here Ray
How do you achieve omnipresence o_o
@@gadgetgasspoll2923 i think his whole career is a commentor for all kinds youtube vedeos 🤔
hai
@@catwomanvillain6576 does he get paid
I really like this Vlog. What a beautiful backdrop they have around the village. I wish I can have a property with such natural and beautiful surroundings. It is simply a magnificent place to live. Thanks for sharing your experience in ever changing China.
It hurt to see that he crumpled that beautiful painting up. He is talented and you stumbled upon a gem by your chance encounter with Richard’s family. So interesting to hear his perspective and see what his life is like.
I really like Richard. He is so friendly and warm to have you visit his home.
very nice to see Rich and his grandfather, what an idyllic village! Simple is the best! Cheers guys !
"Why is this framed painting all crumbled up?" That's another interesting story to tell years from now (if it was not thrown out.) There are probably a lot more fascinating tales from Richard's family.
Barrett you kind eyes, humble and intelligent. Well done.
Kia ora : ) can't believe he still has a kiwi accent even he moved to China since 3Y
Well, i am sure he is in contact with his family in new Zealand so he must still speak the language and has the accent because of them
Amazing grandpa.. he is a legend... Village is so beautiful..
He’s so freaking cute. Indeed, quite intuitive for his age. Nice video!
Brilliant young man. He is fluent in both Chinese and English. His village is clean and peaceful. Thank you for sharing the places that most probably we as visited may not have visited. Enjoy your video. Bravo
Just pure brilliant.Thanks to you,Richard and his extra talented Granpa..
What a nice kid! I wish my son could be down to earth like him.
Simply teach him
It is good to see that even in a remote village in China, Richard is being treated and accepted though he definitely looks like a foreigner. At 16, he seems well brought up in a small village. It simply shows how much the Chinese are accepting changes in their surrounding. Barret, you did a wonderful presentation!
Of course he would be accepted. He is Chinese. Why wouldn't he be accepted?
Lovely and adorable young boy he is respectful to his grandpa and proud of his roots. Prayers and God bless you Barrett and Richard too enjoy life and continue your pursuit.
他外公的画好漂亮了！很有意思的视频，谢谢你上传了
What a talent the grandpa possess. He only took half hour to paint such a beautiful painting.
my jaws dropped to the floor as i saw the painting turn into a ball!
Love how you can see Richard randomly wanting to be in the frame when at his grandpa's. Feels like he still a young kid wanting to have fun.
外公真是多才多艺，妈妈应该也是有遗传到优秀基因
Wow, incredible video, you got so lucky, and this starting out from buying his scooter. Once in a lifetime experience.
His accent also kinda mirrors his appearance, he‘s got both Chinese and Kiwi aspects to it
*LOVED* 🎐🧧🎏🪔🎎
Great video! 🎊 👍🏼🙋🏼♀️
BeautifulLandscape‼️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
帥氣的小男孩
給這視頻加分了極多，
謝謝分享。
Dude, I love your video, showing a real China from different aspects. Love and peace~
14:20 Beautiful scenery with cemented road in a peaceful village.
grampa just squashed $150 worth of painting and threw it in the bin. !! what a artist, and more importantly he is not camera shy
most people would keep that drawing he threw away!!
I just noticed that all kids around the world who living or grew up outside america have very good speech, they know how to speak politely and wisely, and look smart educated
Imagine waking up every morning to that Landscape!
Hi. Enjoy watch te episode. Pls upload more , villagers tour.
.China is indeed amazing .
You call that a village?.Goodness me, those houses are HUGH!!..looks like most of the villagers are really living a good life there👍..
Most village homes are the ancestral home of the family name that can be traced back 200-1000 years through the village's records. It is like manor houses for the British peerage, but in China almost every family basically has an ancestral home and those that got wealthy working in the cities come back to upgrade or rebuild their ancestral homes to live when they retire from the big cities !
Based on my experience, this only happens with the southern countryside village. Where I was born, no fancy houses.
@@guangyazhu7272 广西省份在中国的经济在全国算中下的省份。
@@guangyazhu7272 Guangxi is quite poor in China.
Lol... That is very normal in China, or what do you think of Chinese village?
爷爷画的好棒！谢谢po主将真正和谐美丽的中国乡村介绍给外国人