Here are some basic common Chinese pronunciations, which may be helpful to you. 1. 你好！ni hao （hello/hi） 2.再见。zai jian （goodbye） 3. 明天见 ming tian jian （see you tomorrow） 4. 我很好 wo hen hao （I am fine） 5. 谢谢。xie xie（thank you/thanks） 6.不客气 bu ke qi. (You are welcome/no problem) 7.对不起。dui bu qi.(sorry) 8.没关系 mei guan xi. （It doesn' t matter） 9.好的。hao de。(OK) 10.我叫「李小龙」。 wo jiao li xiao long(my name is Lixiaolong) 11.好久不见。 hao jiu bu jian. (Long time no see) 12. 去吃饭。qu chi fan . (go to eat) 13. 现在几点? xian zai ji dian. （what time is it now） 14.你现在忙吗？ni xian zai mang ma （are you busy now） 15. 你去哪 ni qu na （Where will you go） 16.我不知道.wo bu zhi dao.(I don’t know) 17.为什么？ wei shen me (Why？) 18.这是什么？zhe shi shen me(What is it?) 19.你身体好吗？ni shen ti hao ma（How are you /Do you feel well recently) 身体 means body,this sentence is asked about healthy 20. 你在干什么？ni zai gan shen me（what are you doing now） 21.你想吃什么？ni xiang chi shen me(what do you want to eat) 22.我是德国人.wo shi de guo ren . （I am a Germany） 23.我今年二十岁。Wo jin nian er shi sui. (I am twenty years old now) 24. 你要我帮忙吗？ni yao wo bang mang ma (Do you need my help?) 25. 你的电话号码是多少？ni de dian hua hao ma shi duo shao (what's your telephone number) 26. 我爱你。 wo ai ni . (I love you) 27.我放假了。wo fang jia le .(I am on vacation now) 28. 很高兴见到你。 hen gao xing jian dao ni. (Nice to meet you) 29.我想你。wo xiang ni. (I miss you) 30. 你家在哪？ni jia zai na （Where is your home) 31.我相信你。wo xiang xin ni. (I believe/trust you) 32.有可能 you ke néng . （it is possible） 33.随你的便。sui ni de bian. (do what ever) as you like/as your disposal 34.我是在开玩笑。wo shi zai kai wan xiao. (I am just kidding) 35.我马上去。wo ma shang qu. （I will go right now） 36.别紧张。bie jin zhang.(Take it easy/don' t be nervous) 37.没问题。mei wen ti.(No problem) 38. 不用担心。bi yong dan xin.(Don' t worry) 39.今天星期几？jin tian xing qi ji (What day is it today?) 40. 这要多少钱？ zhe yao duo shao qian 多少钱？duo shao qian？ (How much is it？)
This can't be right. Did they add a special filter to this video? I've seen many videos from western media. China's sky is always grey. No way it's this blue.
많은 사람들이 중국에 가봐야한다고 생각이 드네요. 우리나라도 마찬가지로 유튜브로 댓글쓰는애들 중 중국에 왜가냐 거기 독재국가다 등 말도 안되는이유로 비난과 혐오 댓글을 쓰죠.. 그것부터가 문제라고 생각이 드네요~ 자기가 겪어보지도 않았으면서 그런 프레임으로 그나라를 악마화시키는거부터가 사라져야 한다고 생각이 들어요~ 두분 여행 잘하시고 항상 건강하세요!
In my opinion, Shanghai has already surpassed New York. Not only is Shanghai clean and stylish, but it is also very advanced and safe, making it a great place to live.
BBC CNN: But there is no freedom in China. Indeed, Chinese people cannot urinate or defecate in the subway, cannot take drugs on the street, and cannot even shoot in schools.
Your current location should be in a district around Shanghai. If you have enough time, you can visit some ancient towns, such as Xitang, the place where Tom Cruise ran on the rooftops in Mission Impossible III. There are many such ancient towns around Shanghai. .
but the vloggers are quite positive in the video, why so triggered all of a sudden and went hysterical and political (it's just a travelling vlog). Did the person who posted the original comment have some sort of PTSD or something.
@@JennandLeon there is a youtube channel called almost landing, started by an aussie couple, that highlighted a number of must try food item in shanghai... hope u will find them yummy
Also - I loved that you picked such an every day Chinese restaurant to eat at. Lanzhou Noodles are the Chinese equivalent of the local diner, where you goto eat quickly / conveniently. I just had some for lunch!
You don't have to tip in China, Lanzhou noodle is a Muslim noodle restaurant owned by people from Qinghai province, and Wusu beer is a strong beer, it is a brand from Xinjiang, not a local Shanghai beer
Where you visit is not downtown area which is full of business facilities, but suburb residential area, which can show the real life of average people.
@@JennandLeon However, I think the Huangpu River west bank reflects the real life of the local community in Shanghai, the east bank of the Huangpu River is a new area developed in the 1990s, and the west bank has been developed since the 19th century.😂
Happy birthday! Enjoy your experience in china. Don't be shy to ask for help and be open minded. PS: it looks like you're in the Pudong area of shanghai, it's quieter and more industrial. Cross the Bund to Puxi, where the nightlife, shopping malls and tourist areas are. Go around Wukang Road and Wulumuqi Roads for small cosy shops to browse.
The most common mistake people make when using chopsticks, is they're holding it too low. Hold it higher towards the top for more leverage, it will be a lot easier!
Hi Jenn and Leon welcome to Shanghai, it's a very nice place for you to come and the people there are so friendly and you may say Nihao instead of saying How do you do, wishing you guys have a wonderful day.
Now you are about to hear Western media say that you are collecting money for promotion Wishing you a happy birthday, good health, and all the best. From China
the "philanderer" is a type of radish that has a colorful core, 花心萝卜 literal translation is "flower heart radish". its also what ppl call a guy who likes to play around (the expression is a lil bit dated but ppl still know what it is), so the translation translated the "player" part
Happy birthday! Welcome to China, China people's English is not very good, especially when they are older. It is strongly recommended that you buy an electronic turning device, which will be much more convenient and reduce misunderstandings in communication. I wish you a pleasant trip in China. There is a saying in China: If you meet with difficulties, ask the police, and they will be happy to help. .
鱼豆腐是一种以鱼肉为主要原料制作的食物，通常经过混合、成型和蒸煮或油炸。尽管名称中包含“豆腐”，它实际上不含有豆制品。 what you have eaten is 鱼豆腐Fish tofu// it is a type of food made primarily from fish meat. The texture is somewhat similar to tofu, hence the name, and it is often used in hot pots, soups, or as a snack.
Those caged in areas on the apartments are patios - and those bars are anti-theft bars to prevent break-ins. Used to be very common but now completely useless, no one worries about that any more. Casual crime is basically unheard of!
@@JennandLeonNow its main function is to prevent children from falling. As for fire prevention, this situation is rare, after all, these are reinforced concrete buildings, and the interior decoration is simplified to increase space, there is not much flammable material.
Happy birthday! 🍺 Nice to see you tried different restaurants like local people in this outskirt town in Shanghai, not like some other travelers only had snacks/street foods in tourism area! Yes, those restaurants you pointed in the video are different cuisines, the first one is Anhui and the one next is Hunan (which is famous for spicy dishes), and the noodle shop is northwest cuisine.
Jenn and Leon -Hello, the People's Republic of China has a vast territory. There are many regional restaurants in Guangdong Province. Guangzhou City, Dongguan City, Shenzhen City, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region can play for 3 months, and Macau Special Administrative Region can play for 15 days. There are only a few casinos. 你們好,中華人民共和國地廣,廣東省有很多地區飲食,廣州市,東莞市,深圳市,香港特別行政區可以玩3個月,澳門特別行政區可以玩15天只有幾個賭場,
Yes the sound quality on our Insta 360x3 isn't the greatest we need to get an external mic for it. It was also super windy. We do the best with what we have.
Question: Why don’t you just use Google Lens, Samsung Bixby Vision or Microsoft Translate apps to translate the menus and signs to English. You can download an offline language pack so you don’t need data / VPN to use. Just wondering.
I saw many foreiners traveling in Shanghai these days, and you're the first ones who do not go to Yu Garden and East Nanjing road. These two places are actually almost only for travellers, and you can hardly find local culture there. Highly recommend you take a city walk in a sunny day along Julu(巨鹿) road, Fumin(富民)road，Changshu(常熟) road and Changle(长乐) road, where you can find a loooot of beautiful buildings built from 1860s to 1920s, which really represent the character of Shanghai culture: a mix of Eastern and Western classicism.
Since you gave the road sign, I checked on Google map and you guys are 40 minutes away from the city centre where the Bund is. That is quite far away. Although you're much closer to Disneyland, but it is still a 20 min drive. And since you're on the far eastern outskirt of the city. You're no where near where all the older districts are (i.e. the inner districts that are on the west side of the Huangpu River).
@@JennandLeon The older district are where one should visit, because the heritage sites and buildings from Republic of China (i.e. in the early 20th Century)are all over there. Since you are more than 40 minutes away plus time to travel further west if needed, you'd be surprised that you may stay 2 hr or more just commuting going to and from.
Although I've flied in and out from Pudong Airport many times, I've never visited the area around the airport. Glad to see that in your video. Shanghai has many tourist attractions and most of them are in downtown area, e.g. the Bund, Yu Garden, Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, etc. You'd better move around and look further, Enjoy your trip!
@@JennandLeon Suzhu, Hangzhou , Nanjing is near Shanghai , Dragon boat festival is near , you can eat Zongzi in Hangzhou . Also it’s the season for eating litchi😋
Welcome to China. the restaurant Lanzhou noodle. It’s very common in China but it’s surprised to see the BBQ in Lanzhou noodle. the BBQ is looking good. In China there’re so many delicious food. It takes time to explore. Hope you enjoy your trip in China.
shanghai outskirt is peaceful, but it's worthy to go to the bund, shanghai, it's a top 1 must to go place for shanghai, hope you can visit the downtown area.
Yes exactly. We wanted to have a more local experience. People also tend to be more curious and kind and helpful rather than in a busy city and we just like more quiet areas in general.
So hilarious to see that 花心萝卜 (red-core radish) is translated into “philanderer”. 花心 (literally, flower/colorful in heart/core of food) is used figuratively to describe playboys because they flirt with different women at the same time.
philanderer, lol, that radish I believed is what we called watermelon radish. the translation on the app is not actually wrong, but in another dimension, because the menu says that kind of radish is “花心萝卜”in Chinese, which is also a slang for a playboy, aka philanderer
Thank you so much! We certainly did. We cannot wait to return and explore the country fuller. We love ancient history and architecture so we plan to do a month long visit into the fuller areas of China as well.
Some Muslim restaurants in China do not serve alcohol, but they do allow you to bring alcohol. So pay attention to this when choosing a restaurant. If you're a beer lover.
The garlic is to eat together with beef noddle, bite garlic a bit and eat with noddle, all Chinese must consume immediately while it is warm. After 20minute? The foods is cold. Taste will be different. These shop are halal Muslim foods.
Yes we didn't know that at first. We only figured it out when he asked us if we were muslim. We were a little bit confused because we thought religious practices were not allowed. We learned so much in such a short amount of time.
Lanzhou beef noodles are the most famous noodle food in China, because they originated in northwest China, people in the north like to eat noodles with garlic, but people in the south don't have that habit.😊
@@JennandLeon There are 56 ethnic groups in China, and each has its own traditional food. Among them, the Han people generally divide their food into eight major cuisines, each of which has a different flavor and ingredient combination, Sichuan and Hunan cuisine are mainly spicy, the other six cuisines are not spicy, even southern Jiangsu and Shanghai people like to eat sweet.
Here are some basic common Chinese pronunciations, which may be helpful to you.
1. 你好！ni hao （hello/hi）
2.再见。zai jian （goodbye）
3. 明天见 ming tian jian （see you tomorrow）
4. 我很好 wo hen hao （I am fine）
5. 谢谢。xie xie（thank you/thanks）
6.不客气 bu ke qi. (You are welcome/no problem)
7.对不起。dui bu qi.(sorry)
8.没关系 mei guan xi. （It doesn' t matter）
9.好的。hao de。(OK)
10.我叫「李小龙」。 wo jiao li xiao long(my name is Lixiaolong)
11.好久不见。 hao jiu bu jian. (Long time no see)
12. 去吃饭。qu chi fan . (go to eat)
13. 现在几点? xian zai ji dian. （what time is it now）
14.你现在忙吗？ni xian zai mang ma
（are you busy now）
15. 你去哪 ni qu na （Where will you go）
16.我不知道.wo bu zhi dao.(I don’t know)
17.为什么？ wei shen me (Why？)
18.这是什么？zhe shi shen me(What is it?)
19.你身体好吗？ni shen ti hao ma（How are you /Do you feel well recently) 身体 means body,this sentence is asked about healthy
20. 你在干什么？ni zai gan shen me（what are you doing now）
21.你想吃什么？ni xiang chi shen me(what do you want to eat)
22.我是德国人.wo shi de guo ren . （I am a Germany）
23.我今年二十岁。Wo jin nian er shi sui. (I am twenty years old now)
24. 你要我帮忙吗？ni yao wo bang mang ma (Do you need my help?)
25. 你的电话号码是多少？ni de dian hua hao ma shi duo shao (what's your telephone number)
26. 我爱你。 wo ai ni . (I love you)
27.我放假了。wo fang jia le .(I am on vacation now)
28. 很高兴见到你。 hen gao xing jian dao ni. (Nice to meet you)
29.我想你。wo xiang ni. (I miss you)
30. 你家在哪？ni jia zai na （Where is your home)
31.我相信你。wo xiang xin ni. (I believe/trust you)
32.有可能 you ke néng . （it is possible）
33.随你的便。sui ni de bian. (do what ever) as you like/as your disposal
34.我是在开玩笑。wo shi zai kai wan xiao. (I am just kidding)
35.我马上去。wo ma shang qu. （I will go right now）
36.别紧张。bie jin zhang.(Take it easy/don' t be nervous)
37.没问题。mei wen ti.(No problem)
38. 不用担心。bi yong dan xin.(Don' t worry)
39.今天星期几？jin tian xing qi ji (What day is it today?)
40. 这要多少钱？ zhe yao duo shao qian
多少钱？duo shao qian？ (How much is it？)
Wow that's very helpful thank you so much! That is very kind of you.
You're welcome, this is what we China people should do, just like you tell the world the real China through video.😃
太多了其实记不住，有你好和谢谢就能走遍天下了🤣
@@2008ebs 还得多一句“多少钱”🤣
i am germany...hahaha!
The sky is so blue.
The road/pedestrian is so clean too!
This can't be right. Did they add a special filter to this video? I've seen many videos from western media. China's sky is always grey. No way it's this blue.
@@StevenMartin-x8l I guess the Chinese government closed all the factories just for Jenn's birthday.🤣🤣🤣
@@bruceren7948 🤣🤣🤣🤣
bcoz this video didn't go through CNN/BBC n many other MSMs' filter. 😎
많은 사람들이 중국에 가봐야한다고 생각이 드네요. 우리나라도 마찬가지로 유튜브로 댓글쓰는애들 중 중국에 왜가냐 거기 독재국가다 등 말도 안되는이유로 비난과 혐오 댓글을 쓰죠.. 그것부터가 문제라고 생각이 드네요~ 자기가 겪어보지도 않았으면서 그런 프레임으로 그나라를 악마화시키는거부터가 사라져야 한다고 생각이 들어요~ 두분 여행 잘하시고 항상 건강하세요!
你说的很对，普通民众太容被政治舆论所导向。新闻说什么就相信什么，其实根本没有亲自来过。新闻都是被利益集团所控制，很多都是虚假的。
我们社交媒体也大量转载你们韩国人的评论。哭笑不得。。没办法。人的认知是不一样的。碰到傻的你只能奉承他说对对对让他们变的更傻
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不一样、他们是官方媒体（影响国家的财团控制）
中国的是个人频道。私人UP。
This showed that the US politicians and MSM have succeeded in convincing the majority of their people with its China bad narratives.
In my opinion, Shanghai has already surpassed New York. Not only is Shanghai clean and stylish, but it is also very advanced and safe, making it a great place to live.
BBC CNN: But there is no freedom in China.
Indeed, Chinese people cannot urinate or defecate in the subway, cannot take drugs on the street, and cannot even shoot in schools.
Your current location should be in a district around Shanghai. If you have enough time, you can visit some ancient towns, such as Xitang, the place where Tom Cruise ran on the rooftops in Mission Impossible III. There are many such ancient towns around Shanghai. .
在江镇，浦东机场旁边的一个小镇，离我很近😂
BBC will use the filter to make it as dark as hell
Why are so many locals so sensitive about opinions from these medias, these are only travelers not journalists.
@@rollingdownfalling Tell that to BBC CNN basically the entire Western Media.
🤣🤣🤣 Indeed! That what was the BBC did to many Ytubers/Vloggers about China. But the truths will prevail.
@@rollingdownfalling Because most people outside China know about the country from these media, which is the truth anyway.
but the vloggers are quite positive in the video, why so triggered all of a sudden and went hysterical and political (it's just a travelling vlog). Did the person who posted the original comment have some sort of PTSD or something.
20t means that the bridge can bear a maximum load of 20 tons, which is a warning sign.
Yes Leon knew that but I didn't ha!
上海是外国人的新手村，英语普及率最高的，适合作为第一站
Yes we agree
@@JennandLeon welcome to China. 😊Enjoy your stay
香港才是😂澳門第二
@@xxxxx5513 消费方式不一样啊，香港和澳门还是比较传统，货币也不同
上海外国人和崇洋媚外的外地人、海归多而已，本地人和其他大陆城市一样，
im fine， thank u，and u？
The road name "Jianghui" actually means "the sunlight lay on the river" in Chinese, surely you've captured that view and spirit.
Oh I love that! Thank you for sharing. It was such a beautiful sunset. It was a perfect birthday!
A very beautiful country
Yes we enjoyed our time!
fry dumpling, scallion noodle with fried pork chop, sesema noodle... the list of must try foods
Oh sounds delicious! Thank you for sharing
@@JennandLeon there is a youtube channel called almost landing, started by an aussie couple, that highlighted a number of must try food item in shanghai... hope u will find them yummy
非常高兴你们能去中国旅游。俗话讲的好耳听为虚，眼见为实。为你们点赞。
Thank you 🙏🏼
5:14 20t means that the maximum passing weight of this bridge is 20 tons.
Yeah Leon knew that and said so but maybe you couldn't hear him on the video. Thanks for sharing!
5:10 20 tons max load, which means heavy trucks are not allowed on this road.
Also - I loved that you picked such an every day Chinese restaurant to eat at. Lanzhou Noodles are the Chinese equivalent of the local diner, where you goto eat quickly / conveniently. I just had some for lunch!
Yes they were delicious and it was so nice to talk with the staff. They were so helpful and informative.
You don't have to tip in China, Lanzhou noodle is a Muslim noodle restaurant owned by people from Qinghai province, and Wusu beer is a strong beer, it is a brand from Xinjiang, not a local Shanghai beer
兰州拉面名字就说了，来自兰州，兰州是甘肃的，准确的说在西北大家都叫兰州牛肉面，青海人也吃牛肉面，但是在外面开兰州拉面的确实是青海回族居多。
Love the little puppy, so playful and cute ❤
Yes he was so cute!
Where you visit is not downtown area which is full of business facilities, but suburb residential area, which can show the real life of average people.
Yes we agree
@@JennandLeon However, I think the Huangpu River west bank reflects the real life of the local community in Shanghai, the east bank of the Huangpu River is a new area developed in the 1990s, and the west bank has been developed since the 19th century.😂
Happy birthday to you Jenn 🎉🎉
Happy birthday! Enjoy your experience in china. Don't be shy to ask for help and be open minded. PS: it looks like you're in the Pudong area of shanghai, it's quieter and more industrial. Cross the Bund to Puxi, where the nightlife, shopping malls and tourist areas are. Go around Wukang Road and Wulumuqi Roads for small cosy shops to browse.
Thank you for the recommendations. We wanted to have a more relaxed local experience for my birthday.
The most common mistake people make when using chopsticks, is they're holding it too low. Hold it higher towards the top for more leverage, it will be a lot easier!
Oh thanks. Great tip.
It's little late, but I would like to say: Happy Birthday to Jenn!!
Thank you so much that's very kind of you!
What a cool trip. We only did a quick layover in Shanghai. Looks like a beautiful city to me. Great video too.
Thank you. Yes it was a quick stop in for my birthday. I really wanted to visit. We plan to return to explore other areas.
I believe it is for the first time, foreign youtubers visited shanghai remote sub-urban area and had Lanzhou regional food.😁
That's wonderful to hear! We wanted to have a unique experience outside of the typical touristy areas.
Good morning from Tangerang city Indonesia, selamat jalan jalan di China,,
Hi Jenn and Leon welcome to Shanghai, it's a very nice place for you to come and the people there are so friendly and you may say Nihao instead of saying How do you do, wishing you guys have a wonderful day.
Thanks for the tips! And thank you for watching!
the beer is from Xinjiang, a famous industry beer. 乌苏 beer not a local and shanghainese drink craft beer nowadays.
Oh ok! Yes craft beer is so popular everywhere now!
Welcome to my country! Wish you guys have a good time!
Now you are about to hear Western media say that you are collecting money for promotion
Wishing you a happy birthday, good health, and all the best. From China
Thank you for the birthday wishes! We are traveling the world and sharing our adventures as they happen!
the "philanderer" is a type of radish that has a colorful core, 花心萝卜 literal translation is "flower heart radish". its also what ppl call a guy who likes to play around (the expression is a lil bit dated but ppl still know what it is), so the translation translated the "player" part
Happy birthday! Welcome to China, China people's English is not very good, especially when they are older. It is strongly recommended that you buy an electronic turning device, which will be much more convenient and reduce misunderstandings in communication. I wish you a pleasant trip in China. There is a saying in China: If you meet with difficulties, ask the police, and they will be happy to help. .
Thank you for the birthday wishes and for the helpful suggestions! Thanks for watching
the red veggies are radishes, it's a popular salad during the summer, which is usually prepared with vinegar
Thanks for watching
Jennifer uses sticks really good!
Thank you so much! Sometimes my fingers don't work quite right but practice makes perfect right ha!
24:52 that's a very beautiful sunset 😍
Yes it certainly was! Perfect on my birthday.
桌上的小菜.紅心蘿蔔及白蘿蔔是醃製過，好吃。中國還有綠心蘿蔔，黃心蘿蔔。這幾种都是蘿蔔种類，當然還有紅蘿蔔。😂第一個吃的燒烤是金針菇（條狀的）和豆腐干（切正方型）。
那是鱼豆腐吧
Thank you so much for the information!
🎂🎂🎂Happy birthday!!
Thank you so much!
鱼豆腐是一种以鱼肉为主要原料制作的食物，通常经过混合、成型和蒸煮或油炸。尽管名称中包含“豆腐”，它实际上不含有豆制品。
what you have eaten is 鱼豆腐Fish tofu// it is a type of food made primarily from fish meat. The texture is somewhat similar to tofu, hence the name, and it is often used in hot pots, soups, or as a snack.
Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼
Happy Birthday Jenn, Enjoy China
Thank you so much!
Those caged in areas on the apartments are patios - and those bars are anti-theft bars to prevent break-ins. Used to be very common but now completely useless, no one worries about that any more. Casual crime is basically unheard of!
Yeah that happens with older building. It might be a concern for fire safety though? Can you open them from inside if there was an emergency?
@@JennandLeonNow its main function is to prevent children from falling. As for fire prevention, this situation is rare, after all, these are reinforced concrete buildings, and the interior decoration is simplified to increase space, there is not much flammable material.
@@JennandLeon
防鼠。防虫。防孩子攀爬。。
中国现在没有小偷。所以不担心盗窃。
@@kevinwu8751其實自從南京電瓶車大火之後，現在上海也正在拆除這些防盜窗了，確實是有消防隱患的
I agree. the sky is very blue.it is so beautiful.
Yes the sky was very blue where we were
Happy birthday! 🍺 Nice to see you tried different restaurants like local people in this outskirt town in Shanghai, not like some other travelers only had snacks/street foods in tourism area! Yes, those restaurants you pointed in the video are different cuisines, the first one is Anhui and the one next is Hunan (which is famous for spicy dishes), and the noodle shop is northwest cuisine.
Thank you for sharing. It was nice to experience this area.
Happy birthday Jenn and wish you a wonderful day in China.
Thank you so much!
Jenn and Leon -Hello, the People's Republic of China has a vast territory. There are many regional restaurants in Guangdong Province. Guangzhou City, Dongguan City, Shenzhen City, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region can play for 3 months, and Macau Special Administrative Region can play for 15 days. There are only a few casinos.
你們好,中華人民共和國地廣,廣東省有很多地區飲食,廣州市,東莞市,深圳市,香港特別行政區可以玩3個月,澳門特別行政區可以玩15天只有幾個賭場,
👍👍👍 enjoyed but the sound quality? however, the captions helps. 😀 Happy birthday! 🎉🎈🎊
Yes the sound quality on our Insta 360x3 isn't the greatest we need to get an external mic for it. It was also super windy. We do the best with what we have.
Enjoy your videos in China!❤
Thank you
Question: Why don’t you just use Google Lens, Samsung Bixby Vision or Microsoft Translate apps to translate the menus and signs to English. You can download an offline language pack so you don’t need data / VPN to use. Just wondering.
I saw many foreiners traveling in Shanghai these days, and you're the first ones who do not go to Yu Garden and East Nanjing road. These two places are actually almost only for travellers, and you can hardly find local culture there. Highly recommend you take a city walk in a sunny day along Julu(巨鹿) road, Fumin(富民)road，Changshu(常熟) road and Changle(长乐) road, where you can find a loooot of beautiful buildings built from 1860s to 1920s, which really represent the character of Shanghai culture: a mix of Eastern and Western classicism.
Happy birthday and welcome to China.
Thank you so much!
生日快樂🎂🍰❤🎉
Thank you!
中國人喜歡喝熱茶或熱水，對胃比較好，這個是養生之道。吃牛肉麵也要配生大蒜（記得將大蒜外皮剝皮，再吃）😂❤
吃面不吃蒜，味道少一半
@@pen-mp5ji沒錯，必須加大蒜😅
@CNTikTok 好吃，要不要嚐一口😅
Yes definitely peel the garlic first 😆
@@pen-mp5ji吃肉不吃蒜香味少一半😂
Hahaha, traditional Chinese birthdays are spent eating noodles. Noodles are a long symbol of longevity and blessings.
Oh nice! I didn't know that. They were delicious.
Welcome to China, I hope you have a pleasant time.
Thank you 🙏🏼
Welcome to my hometown😊
Thank you 🙏🏼
It's Yuan. Mostly, it's only foreigners who still pay in cash in China.
20T means that the bridge can pass a maximum of 20 tons of trucks.
Since you gave the road sign, I checked on Google map and you guys are 40 minutes away from the city centre where the Bund is. That is quite far away. Although you're much closer to Disneyland, but it is still a 20 min drive. And since you're on the far eastern outskirt of the city. You're no where near where all the older districts are (i.e. the inner districts that are on the west side of the Huangpu River).
Yes that is all correct. Both distance and community. What is the point you are trying to make?
@@JennandLeon The older district are where one should visit, because the heritage sites and buildings from Republic of China (i.e. in the early 20th Century)are all over there. Since you are more than 40 minutes away plus time to travel further west if needed, you'd be surprised that you may stay 2 hr or more just commuting going to and from.
Although I've flied in and out from Pudong Airport many times, I've never visited the area around the airport. Glad to see that in your video. Shanghai has many tourist attractions and most of them are in downtown area, e.g. the Bund, Yu Garden, Nanjing Road, Huaihai Road, etc. You'd better move around and look further, Enjoy your trip!
Gorgeous day to be out exploring!
Yes we we're very lucky! Nature was celebrating too!
Welcome to China，wish you have a happy trip❤
Thank you 🙏🏼
@@JennandLeon Suzhu, Hangzhou , Nanjing is near Shanghai , Dragon boat festival is near , you can eat Zongzi in Hangzhou . Also it’s the season for eating litchi😋
the mushrooms are called needle mushrooms, which is a delicacy in china.
They were so good! We enjoyed them very much
@@JennandLeon它们有个另外的名字，叫“明天见”，今天吃到肚子里，明早你还会见到它们😂
Welcome 👍👍👍
Thank you
welcome and enjoy china
Thank you!
amazing China❤
生日快乐❤❤🎉
Thank you 🙏🏼
China is really beautiful and there are a lot of beautiful scenery.
Yes we had a wonderful time!
欢迎你们来上海，但是作为上海人，也不知道你们现在逗留的地方是在上海的哪个地方，另外你们吃的早餐也不是上海本地的早餐，可是没关系，开心就好。可能你们的时间有限，暂时玩不过来，上海好玩的地方太多了，中国好玩的地方更多……
他们在浦东川沙 找了个离机场近的地方落脚了
Yes exactly it was a short visit for my birthday. We definitely plan to return there are so many incredible places in China we wish to see and visit
Also, if you're a beer lover. It is legal to drink anywhere in China, you can drink while walking on the street.
No! It is illegal to drink alcohol while driving a motor vehicle or moving machinery!
@@dxJ-qt2th Of course, what normal person would drink while driving?
happy birthday jenn,by the way i like that beef noodles and im very hungry now😂
Thank you! Yes they are delicious.
Welcome to China and enjoy it❤❤
Thank you 🙏🏼
Welcome to China. the restaurant Lanzhou noodle. It’s very common in China but it’s surprised to see the BBQ in Lanzhou noodle. the BBQ is looking good. In China there’re so many delicious food. It takes time to explore. Hope you enjoy your trip in China.
北京的兰州面馆里面都有羊肉串呀
shanghai outskirt is peaceful, but it's worthy to go to the bund, shanghai, it's a top 1 must to go place for shanghai, hope you can visit the downtown area.
I wish you a happy birthday in China.🎉
Thank you so much!
20t means 20tons maximum weight for the bridge
Morning from Shanghai😊, wish u guys have a nice trip in China.
Thank you so much! Have a great day and thank you for watching.
Shanghai Zoo has pandas as well as lots of other animals, and it's on the metro system so it's easy to get to. Just an idea...
I can't wait to see a panda. Do they have natural conservation areas for them also in China?
@@JennandLeonWelcome to Chengdu Panda Base, one hour's drive from Chongqing.
如果你们有时间的话，中国适合深度游。上海可能是全国消费最高的几个地方。建议你们多和路人，店主聊聊，问问哪里有好吃的。大多数人都很愿意帮忙
Thank you for the suggestions. Yes we plan to explore more of China!
Keep up the good work 🎉❤ I love your videos
Thanks Cody and we love you!
@@JennandLeon love you too girl 😘 can’t wait to see you again and get all the behind the scenes details too!
Chongqing is a good and distinctive city, and I hope you can explore and visit it
Yes thank you we have it on our list!
welcome to visit China again, recommended: Yunnan Lijiang Old Town, Chongqing, Hunan, Guilin, Xi'an, Beijing.😁
Thanks for the support we appreciate it!
beautiful city
Yes it is!
你们待的地方是郊区吧？不过也很不错。不同于高楼大厦，看着更有生活气息
他们在浦东川沙镇，离浦东机场10公里左右，离downtown还老鼻子远。
@CNTikTok工作通勤会比较累，不过离迪士尼乐园不远
Yes exactly. We wanted to have a more local experience. People also tend to be more curious and kind and helpful rather than in a busy city and we just like more quiet areas in general.
So hilarious to see that 花心萝卜 (red-core radish) is translated into “philanderer”. 花心 (literally, flower/colorful in heart/core of food) is used figuratively to describe playboys because they flirt with different women at the same time.
philanderer, lol, that radish I believed is what we called watermelon radish. the translation on the app is not actually wrong, but in another dimension, because the menu says that kind of radish is “花心萝卜”in Chinese, which is also a slang for a playboy, aka philanderer
I see! Thank you for the clarification!
Great, you had a perfect birthday in China. Wishing you happiness forever.
Thank you so much! We certainly did. We cannot wait to return and explore the country fuller. We love ancient history and architecture so we plan to do a month long visit into the fuller areas of China as well.
Some Muslim restaurants in China do not serve alcohol, but they do allow you to bring alcohol. So pay attention to this when choosing a restaurant. If you're a beer lover.
Enjoy👍👍👍
Thank you 🙏🏼
have a good time
Thank you!
Wish you have a nice trip❤
Thank you so much!
The garlic is to eat together with beef noddle, bite garlic a bit and eat with noddle, all Chinese must consume immediately while it is warm. After 20minute? The foods is cold. Taste will be different. These shop are halal Muslim foods.
Yes we didn't know that at first. We only figured it out when he asked us if we were muslim. We were a little bit confused because we thought religious practices were not allowed. We learned so much in such a short amount of time.
@@JennandLeon Muslim foods are very populars in China.
You have been to two Lanzhou noodles, and they eat garlic raw. Lanzhou is a province in the northwest. Muslim minority is popular there.
❤❤❤happy birthday 🎉
Thank you!
Jenn happy birthday in cn
Thank you so much!
跑到江镇去了？那么偏的地方
Yes we wanted to visit a more local community
上海旅遊的好地方，景色靚，美食多。
懂得用筷子，享受的第一步。
Yes it is! Thanks for watching
Have fun
Thank you 🙏🏼
happy birthday
Thank you
Welcome to Experience China
@@mantinglee6991 thank you 🙏🏼
That was pickled red radish and white radish.
Thank you 🙏🏼
When using chopsticks, let two chopsticks have an intersection, which is more stable, instead of letting them hold food in parallel.
Thank you for the pointers
Lanzhou beef noodles are the most famous noodle food in China, because they originated in northwest China, people in the north like to eat noodles with garlic, but people in the south don't have that habit.😊
Thank you for sharing that's good to know!
@@JennandLeon There are 56 ethnic groups in China, and each has its own traditional food. Among them, the Han people generally divide their food into eight major cuisines, each of which has a different flavor and ingredient combination, Sichuan and Hunan cuisine are mainly spicy, the other six cuisines are not spicy, even southern Jiangsu and Shanghai people like to eat sweet.