hey Miriam, thanks a lot for the interview💖! It's a pleasure to share my experience to everyone who is interested, and I hope my tips are helpful. P.s. you are right, most chinese are not so territorial, and we love extend our hospitality to strangers!
I've followed Miriam for years and Yan since her trip from Europe to China. I've always wondered what she had studied in Europe. I think she studied in Switzerland, as she had Swiss friends when she did that lovely video about cheese making in the Swiss mountains, a special video for me because I spent a month in Vallais, Switzerland yars ago. She was speaking some German with them. I was curious about what she studied in Switzerland, good that Miriam asked: 1- Bachelor in landscaping architecture. 2- Master in Urban planning., 3- PhD in tourism geography. So, besides being this adorable, adventurous woman, she has a serious academic background as well. Wow, if I were some 170 years younger, hahaha, I would go to China and offer to work for her as a video editor, for FREE, as I don't need a salary. I've been following everything about China for some 5 years and I'm "aspiring" to go spend my retirement as n engineer in China, specifically in YUNNAN and start a small FREE private Math school for kids in one of those small idylic village there. I have to figure out how I could do that though but I definetely would love to spend the rest of my life in some Yunnan village around those little bubbly Math-loving Chinese kids.
That sounds just about what I hv in mind, but would hv to teach other subjects rather than maths, doubt that my maths degree from the UK is gd enough to teach Chinese children or I could be your assistant 😅
@@slaw2224I think that your English is good enough to teach kids, plus an OK mandarin is quite suitable to teach Chinese children in many places in China.hope ur dreams come true!
I taught university in Beijing for two years and was lucky enough to visit Yunnan--specifically Kunming and Shangri-la. The beauty and majesty of China combined with its history and diversity cannot be found anywhere else. I lived in Vancouver BC Canada for many years and now live in Toronto, Canada's largest city, but honestly, there is nothing to compare with China and its rich culture. I left a big piece of my heart in Zhongguo and I keep that fact to myself because people don't understand here.
Her favourite experience while travelling she narrated the little boy Mehmet from uyghur is actually also my favourite video. A young child but very kind and enthusiastic to invite and let others know of their culture❤❤❤
Yan has taught me so much about china. She has shown many many people just how beautiful and diverse the country really is. Misconceptions about China in the western world have been rife and it’s wonderful to see how wrong we’ve all been. I’ve really fallen in love with the country and its people since watching Yan. What a fantastic ambassador and so extremely likeable 😊.
I love Yan’s channel, we get to see how beautiful China and the Chinese people are. I was lucky to travel to limited places in China in 2014 and loved it ❤
Two tips about hiking in China: 1. Most natural spaces are publicly owned either by the state, or by the village collective. So there is no "private property/no trespassing" kinda thing in China. And Chinese people are generally not that territorial so as long as you are not crazy you can go where ever you like. 2. Many trails in the mountainous area were built to facilitate the communications between the villages and they are generally called "Gu Dao/古道“ which literally means "ancient roads". They are usually very solidly built with stones and by following these "Gu Dao" you can go from one village to another. Most villages should have the modern paved road connected to the towns and cities so you can always get the ride if you decided to wrap up the hiking for the day.
@zchu3179 This is what I had imagined but wasn't sure about it. Thank you for the info. Natural areas belonging to the state, province, or villages are 100 times better a system than the Western capitalist private ownership. In Brazil, almost most natural areas are private property, and A LOT of land is not used for anything, owners keep it just for investment/speculation. There are public natural parks but the total area is too small, compared to the huge size of the country.
That sounds quite annoying in Brazil! I think in the US it's also quite tricky with land? I'm lucky to have access to nature in Sweden, where you basically have the right to be in any natural area. So we have plenty of forest and hiking trails to move about and forage in!
There are so many influencers online, but Miriam and Little Chinese are two of my favorites. They are both well educated, positive, thoughtful, not really political and they bring me to places NEW to me! For Miriam, I like the way your chat with others. There are so many people you can chat with, and there are so many topics. You can sit down and draw an annual plan, or maybe two year plan if you like. For Little Chinese, it's completely ok to date and marry a Whiteman. It's ok for every healthy person despite that it's really not our business.
I totally agree with everything. Friendly people. Genuinely interested by you and wanting to hear about your feelings on China. About your country. You can communicate a lot with gestures, photos etc. Most of all I felt always so secure and safe as a older woman travelling alone across China. In other countries neighbour of China security and safety incidents were an issue. But never had any negatives in several months in China. Bravo little Chinese. Love from Canada.
Thank you so much, Miriam, for this lovely interview with Yan! A special treat for me, I admire both of you. I like her channel's name..."Little Chinese Everywhere¨, so true.
Wow Yan is already soo famous. When I started following her she just had 72 subscribers 😅 but I stuck with her following her journey from Switzerland crossing Silk road borders til I yearned to study Mandarin as well so I could understand the Hanzis(Chinese characters) on her screen until now it ballooned to over 300k subscribers. I had no doubt she will reach this. Thanks for this podcast interview. Congrats Yan!❤❤❤
Thank you Miriam, this is EXACTLY the interview I wanted to watch! Yan is an absolute treasure and her videos are a highlight of my week. Hope you have safe travels yourself.
I was amazed that China can offer the beauty that can enchant your audience, it is an eye-opener that Chinese people can speak with the same language are so helpful and kind
your my no1.favorite chinese blogger ..even if im not yet travelling china..i feel my self spirit rather that you brought me in your mesmerizing country
Yan - We will looked forward to your next journey and you have our fullest support to all your videos. Please don’t rush, take your time , love all of your sharing ❤🥰🙏
Besides Little Chinese Everywhere there's another very good blogger Atlas Explore China on YT..His videos are primarily focused on rural areas/scenery and festivals..He only speaks Mandarin but English subtitles are available..
I follow all three of your channels and you are all my favorites 💕 I am so grateful to you for showing me parts of this world I knew nothing about. 🙏💕🙏
Oh wow. I did not know Yan is Dr Yan and a masters degree. I love to learn more about her travels and background. I watch them all as my wife comes from Kunming and have been to a number of places in China in the 90’s and after. I have to learn Chinese even though I am 66. Its will be so beneficial while traveling in China. Keep up all your good work both of you. 😊👍Andrew.
Yan sounds like quite an amazing young woman, and her channel sounds interesting. She and you have a lot in common! Thank you for this conversation, and I look forward to seeing your travel videos, and to watching some of Little Chinese Everywhere!
You provide an excellent cross-over view of Chinese life while Yan gets closeup and personal with Chinese life in a way that intrigues everyone. I love both channels. I look forward to seeing how you balance east and west as you raise your family and with Yan I, like her, am just curious to see/learn more and more! Thank you both.
Yan is so charming ! Thank you for presenting her here Miriam. I did not know her name, just that sweet face. And that she travelled through Europe, Switzerland ! Great reporting ! It is night time here, I fell asleep ….. after. Making that comment half way. And now I could finish it.
Yan is the one person whose videos I look forward to. I hope she keeps on sharing with us, she is not only very intelligent, but down to earth, has amazing drone skills. She opens our eyes to unseen people and cultures, and does it so naturally, unpretentious. She has a warm heart 💜💜.
You both noted that language is a barrier and that is true if you speak no Chinese (usually Mandarin) at all. But if you can speak a little, enough to cover common issues, you will be very warmly welcomed even if their dialect/accent prevents you understanding them! A young person of 50 or less should be able to learn enough to make travelling rewarding in a year. It took me 5 years, but I was 60 when I had my first lesson, and now I have travelled a lot of the east alone!
Yo sigo a Jabiertzo, otro youtuber casado con una China y me gusta porque está recorriendo China con su mujer y su hija pequeña. Nos enseña pueblos pequeños, lugares preciosos. China me parece increíble
I really enjoy watching Yan’s video on Unseen China…awesome beautiful places. Thank you Yan and i hope i could visit Guilin Y’shou one day. 👏 to both of you.
I rarely subscribe to traveling channel, but yours and Yan's channel I instantly subscribe after watching the first video, which is the one about walnut and chili. And this is the second video I watched from your channel. I subscribed to Yan's channel when her video views averaging under 5000 views, but I'm sure her channel will grow very fast because her content is really captivating. I'm sure your channel will grow fast too if you keep making the kind of video like the one with walnut and chili. Don't go to tourist spot, just go make a simple village life video and talk spontaneously to locals.
I have been following your step by step the little Chinese everywhere adventure From Europe all the way to China and now in China, fascinating and engaging. Yan is also very very talented in presenting her videos and the background musics help to create the strong cinematic feel to them. If I could, I would nominate you for an oscar or Chinese equivalent for travel documentary.
Miriam, Yan. Love this vlog and all of Yan’s as I lived in China for three years at the turn of the century and have made many trips back since. The last a year ago with a four year Covid exclusion. I will turn 80 in July so my chances are getting less, so your vlogs are so important to me. Xie xie ni from this Xin Xi Lan laowai…
So happy to see the two of you together! What a nice collaboration. You're a great interviewer, Miriam! :) Love this format too among your collection of videos.
I just subscribed to your channel Mariam. Watching all your beautiful videos now especially with your mother in law making the delicious traditional food.😊 luv from Malaysia
Informative interview. Yan is a very brave girl travelling & exploring solo in pursuit of her dream with a bit of Paddy Doyle' spirit added in! Happy exploring 🙏 to both of you!
I went to some of the places you went in Xinjiang recently, it's really interesting and unique compare to the usual tourist places. This interview is very informative, thanks
I love your channel❤very informative about different cultures. Thank you for sharing and bringing us with you..looking forward for your next travels❤❤take care❤
Yan is fantastic! I learn so much about Chinese culture and history. Absolutely wonderful! Thanks for highlighting her channel! Now maby I will follow you. Will check out some of your videos.😊
... Åh, såg just att du är från Sverige! Jag med. Nu följer jag självklart dig!! Längtar så efter att besöka Kina. Är helt uppslukad av historiska c-drama gärna 40 ep men kan inte språket. Nu när kinapodden i p1 lagt ner 😢 är jag hungrig på info från annat håll. 😂 Allt gott! /Ulrika
Your videoes are super l understand english language little little my language tamil l am from india south indian lam watching your videoes all l ama house wife china very beautiful people very friendly
I am curious if you will do video about "The deepest and largest natural well on earth is called Xiaozai Tiankang. It is located in Penji, in the heart of China." or if I missed one which you have already done. Thanks so much for your wonderful introduction to so many parts of China.
Excellent vlog interview, love both of Yan's channels also!! I feel that even with many Chinese being very nice and accommodating like every country there are areas that would be unsafe for a non Chinese person especially if they are not very fluent in Chinese languages. But I wonder are there local guide networks of safe people this idea might be something to highlight?
One of the pieces of Yan’s advice was to have a loose itinerary. Is it possible to do this as a foreigner in China? We have to submit all the hotels we will stay at to the government
I never had to submit hotels names when I travelled 20 years ago. Only in Tibet was there a permit to acquire and you had to have a tibetan guide with you when you go around.
hey Miriam, thanks a lot for the interview💖! It's a pleasure to share my experience to everyone who is interested, and I hope my tips are helpful. P.s. you are right, most chinese are not so territorial, and we love extend our hospitality to strangers!
Your vlogs are truly amazing ❤
Thank YOU for agreeing!ing ❤🥰 It was really nice to sit down and talk to you, and I think many people will find it really helpful!
Such a lovely video from both of you. I know I will never travel but I can still dream through watching your videos, Miriam and those of others.
Thanks! Will visit Yunnan and Sichuan in November
Little Chinese Everywhere is one of my fav people, very humble, down to earth and pleasant.
She really is! And just as nice to talk to as she appears in her videos.
I've followed Miriam for years and Yan since her trip from Europe to China. I've always wondered what she had studied in Europe. I think she studied in Switzerland, as she had Swiss friends when she did that lovely video about cheese making in the Swiss mountains, a special video for me because I spent a month in Vallais, Switzerland yars ago. She was speaking some German with them.
I was curious about what she studied in Switzerland, good that Miriam asked:
1- Bachelor in landscaping architecture.
2- Master in Urban planning.,
3- PhD in tourism geography.
So, besides being this adorable, adventurous woman, she has a serious academic background as well.
Wow, if I were some 170 years younger, hahaha, I would go to China and offer to work for her as a video editor, for FREE, as I don't need a salary.
I've been following everything about China for some 5 years and I'm "aspiring" to go spend my retirement as n engineer in China, specifically in YUNNAN and start a small FREE private Math school for kids in one of those small idylic village there.
I have to figure out how I could do that though but I definetely would love to spend the rest of my life in some Yunnan village around those little bubbly Math-loving Chinese kids.
That sounds just about what I hv in mind, but would hv to teach other subjects rather than maths, doubt that my maths degree from the UK is gd enough to teach Chinese children or I could be your assistant 😅
You are very sincere and I hope you can achieve this ideal.
@@slaw2224I think that your English is good enough to teach kids, plus an OK mandarin is quite suitable to teach Chinese children in many places in China.hope ur dreams come true!
Wow Yan is so highly educated. I am surprised both of you get to know each other as I fan of both of you.
She is! I think it shows in her work too. A great person really! 🤗
I taught university in Beijing for two years and was lucky enough to visit Yunnan--specifically Kunming and Shangri-la. The beauty and majesty of China combined with its history and diversity cannot be found anywhere else. I lived in Vancouver BC Canada for many years and now live in Toronto, Canada's largest city, but honestly, there is nothing to compare with China and its rich culture. I left a big piece of my heart in Zhongguo and I keep that fact to myself because people don't understand here.
I love Yans views of China . She shows the beauty and simplicity.
Her Channel is called little Chinese everywhere
I love watching Yan because she's so authentic and loves exploring unknown areas and she can chat to locals with such ease
Her videos are very special, and she has a really lovely personality too!
Her favourite experience while travelling she narrated the little boy Mehmet from uyghur is actually also my favourite video. A young child but very kind and enthusiastic to invite and let others know of their culture❤❤❤
Katherine's journey?
@Cheryl.C no, it was one of Yan's journeys
@@Rahma-s3y ahhh I remember now... the young boy who invited her to sleep on the rooftop 😅
wonder woman, travelling all alone.
Yan uses a simple formula that we all relate to, and why she is so successful.
Yan has taught me so much about china. She has shown many many people just how beautiful and diverse the country really is. Misconceptions about China in the western world have been rife and it’s wonderful to see how wrong we’ve all been. I’ve really fallen in love with the country and its people since watching Yan. What a fantastic ambassador and so extremely likeable 😊.
I love Yan’s channel, we get to see how beautiful China and the Chinese people are. I was lucky to travel to limited places in China in 2014 and loved it ❤
Two tips about hiking in China:
1. Most natural spaces are publicly owned either by the state, or by the village collective. So there is no "private property/no trespassing" kinda thing in China. And Chinese people are generally not that territorial so as long as you are not crazy you can go where ever you like.
2. Many trails in the mountainous area were built to facilitate the communications between the villages and they are generally called "Gu Dao/古道“ which literally means "ancient roads". They are usually very solidly built with stones and by following these "Gu Dao" you can go from one village to another. Most villages should have the modern paved road connected to the towns and cities so you can always get the ride if you decided to wrap up the hiking for the day.
This is very good advice! I’ll pin this comment so that more people see it! Thank you for sharing 🙏
@zchu3179 This is what I had imagined but wasn't sure about it. Thank you for the info.
Natural areas belonging to the state, province, or villages are 100 times better a system than the Western capitalist private ownership.
In Brazil, almost most natural areas are private property, and A LOT of land is not used for anything, owners keep it just for investment/speculation.
There are public natural parks but the total area is too small, compared to the huge size of the country.
That sounds quite annoying in Brazil! I think in the US it's also quite tricky with land? I'm lucky to have access to nature in Sweden, where you basically have the right to be in any natural area. So we have plenty of forest and hiking trails to move about and forage in!
There are so many influencers online, but Miriam and Little Chinese are two of my favorites. They are both well educated, positive, thoughtful, not really political and they bring me to places NEW to me! For Miriam, I like the way your chat with others. There are so many people you can chat with, and there are so many topics. You can sit down and draw an annual plan, or maybe two year plan if you like. For Little Chinese, it's completely ok to date and marry a Whiteman. It's ok for every healthy person despite that it's really not our business.
I always look forward & love Yan's video Little Chinese Everywhere. She a very down to earth, kind & humble lady.
I totally agree with everything. Friendly people. Genuinely interested by you and wanting to hear about your feelings on China. About your country. You can communicate a lot with gestures, photos etc. Most of all I felt always so secure and safe as a older woman travelling alone across China. In other countries neighbour of China security and safety incidents were an issue. But never had any negatives in several months in China. Bravo little Chinese. Love from Canada.
Two of my favorites!!! Enjoy both your channels.
Thank you!
I love 'Little Chinese Everywhere'. And why am I NOT surprised you two got together like this?❤
your voice is magic that let people feel calm down
❤️
Thank you so much, Miriam, for this lovely interview with Yan! A special treat for me, I admire both of you.
I like her channel's name..."Little Chinese Everywhere¨, so true.
Wow Yan is already soo famous. When I started following her she just had 72 subscribers 😅 but I stuck with her following her journey from Switzerland crossing Silk road borders til I yearned to study Mandarin as well so I could understand the Hanzis(Chinese characters) on her screen until now it ballooned to over 300k subscribers. I had no doubt she will reach this. Thanks for this podcast interview. Congrats Yan!❤❤❤
Little Chinese Everywhere is so pleasurable to watch. Thank you.
Oh wow. I love that channel, Little Chinese Everywhere.
She’s amazing! ❤️
Thank you Miriam, this is EXACTLY the interview I wanted to watch! Yan is an absolute treasure and her videos are a highlight of my week. Hope you have safe travels yourself.
What a great surprise to see this! 🎉love both of your channels
Thank you so much! It was such a pleasure to talk to her, she's so kind and a lovely person!
I was amazed that China can offer the beauty that can enchant your audience, it is an eye-opener that Chinese people can speak with the same language are so helpful and kind
your my no1.favorite chinese blogger ..even if im not yet travelling china..i feel my self spirit rather that you brought me in your mesmerizing country
She really makes wonderful videos! 🥰
Yan - We will looked forward to your next journey and you have our fullest support to all your videos. Please don’t rush, take your time , love all of your sharing ❤🥰🙏
Besides Little Chinese Everywhere there's another very good blogger Atlas Explore China on YT..His videos are primarily focused on rural areas/scenery and festivals..He only speaks Mandarin but English subtitles are available..
I follow all three of your channels and you are all my favorites 💕 I am so grateful to you for showing me parts of this world I knew nothing about. 🙏💕🙏
Oh wow. I did not know Yan is Dr Yan and a masters degree. I love to learn more about her travels and background. I watch them all as my wife comes from Kunming and have been to a number of places in China in the 90’s and after. I have to learn Chinese even though I am 66. Its will be so beneficial while traveling in China. Keep up all your good work both of you. 😊👍Andrew.
Yan sounds like quite an amazing young woman, and her channel sounds interesting. She and you have a lot in common! Thank you for this conversation, and I look forward to seeing your travel videos, and to watching some of Little Chinese Everywhere!
I'm also a subscriber to both channels.
❤ it when people I follow collaborate!
Thank you both for sharing 😊
❤️🥰🤗
You provide an excellent cross-over view of Chinese life while Yan gets closeup and personal with Chinese life in a way that intrigues everyone. I love both channels. I look forward to seeing how you balance east and west as you raise your family and with Yan I, like her, am just curious to see/learn more and more! Thank you both.
Thank you Miriam ! Much love to your family from your Dutch friend in California ❤️❤️
That was wonderful. I loved listening to all the different places. Thank you.
This was so cool. I’m a fan of you both. Really looking forward to your travel videos! 加油！
Most interesting to me is the agriculture and the markets which are on all the videos.I would love see a video exclusively about that.
Wow! My two favourite Vloggers ,,,together! Such a small world. Thanks Miriam. 😊
Yan is ❤️! Big fan of her 😍
Yan is so charming ! Thank you for presenting her here Miriam. I did not know her name, just that sweet face. And that she travelled through Europe, Switzerland ! Great reporting ! It is night time here, I fell asleep ….. after. Making that comment half way. And now I could finish it.
Yan is the one person whose videos I look forward to. I hope she keeps on sharing with us, she is not only very intelligent, but down to earth, has amazing drone skills. She opens our eyes to unseen people and cultures, and does it so naturally, unpretentious. She has a warm heart 💜💜.
So happy to see this collab!!
I love this
Excellent video. Exactly what people need! Please make more Videos about tips traveling in China! 😊
I am a big fan of both of you. I am also following the Little Chinese Everywhere channel. Love both of you guys ❤ #from Indonesia
Wow so exciting to see my 2 favorite vloggers in one video👍😃
🥰🥰🥰
You both noted that language is a barrier and that is true if you speak no Chinese (usually Mandarin) at all. But if you can speak a little, enough to cover common issues, you will be very warmly welcomed even if their dialect/accent prevents you understanding them! A young person of 50 or less should be able to learn enough to make travelling rewarding in a year. It took me 5 years, but I was 60 when I had my first lesson, and now I have travelled a lot of the east alone!
Thank you so much for this great program, I hope you can work together again.
Thank you for watching, and for hanging out in the chat! So nice to talk to you!
Miriam. Nice interview.
Good interview. Useful information when travelling in China.
Fabulous meet up. I know both content makers well. Always super content. ❤❤❤❤
I loved Yan travels which expose unseen China.She visited our small country and showed very remote area which is very seldom visited.
Yo sigo a Jabiertzo, otro youtuber casado con una China y me gusta porque está recorriendo China con su mujer y su hija pequeña. Nos enseña pueblos pequeños, lugares preciosos. China me parece increíble
I'm a subscriber to both of your channel! What a great collab 🫶🏻❤
Grand interview! Thank you. 🥰
❤ the collaboration Miriam, I watched YAN'S Channel too.
I really enjoy watching Yan’s video on Unseen China…awesome beautiful places. Thank you Yan and i hope i could visit Guilin Y’shou one day. 👏 to both of you.
Yes, I agree with you!
No wonder Yan was a master at traveling, she got a phd in tourism studies 🎉🎉🎉
Great to see both of you whom I followed as well in this interview. Great stuff👍
❤️❤️
I rarely subscribe to traveling channel, but yours and Yan's channel I instantly subscribe after watching the first video, which is the one about walnut and chili. And this is the second video I watched from your channel. I subscribed to Yan's channel when her video views averaging under 5000 views, but I'm sure her channel will grow very fast because her content is really captivating. I'm sure your channel will grow fast too if you keep making the kind of video like the one with walnut and chili. Don't go to tourist spot, just go make a simple village life video and talk spontaneously to locals.
How nice to see you both together! :) What a pleasant video!
Yan us awesome!
I have been following your step by step the little Chinese everywhere adventure From Europe all the way to China and now in China, fascinating and engaging. Yan is also very very talented in presenting her videos and the background musics help to create the strong cinematic feel to them. If I could, I would nominate you for an oscar or Chinese equivalent for travel documentary.
Miriam, Yan. Love this vlog and all of Yan’s as I lived in China for three years at the turn of the century and have made many trips back since. The last a year ago with a four year Covid exclusion. I will turn 80 in July so my chances are getting less, so your vlogs are so important to me. Xie xie ni from this Xin Xi Lan laowai…
Well well well, two of my three favorite UA-camrs I always recommend to people, when will we get to see you with Katherine's journey to the East
Should be out sometime in summer, but filmed it already in December 😀❤️
OMGosh, right!!???
❤ all 3 channels as well 😊
Yes these are my 3 as well!!!!
You're so sweet, all of you
谢谢你们😊😊。I follow both of you❤
Thank you for your wonderful interview. It was very enlightening. Good luck with the rest of your travels. And be safe.
I am learning so much from your channel!
An interview with Annie Lowdermilk or better known by her stage name as Tang Bo Hu!!!
That would be amazing!! ✨
哇哦，你俩终于同框啦😊
她怕读不来中文
Super cool interview.. I love little China everywhere.. channel ❤
感谢分享这段对话，帮忙解答我的疑惑。🥰
So happy to see the two of you together!
What a nice collaboration.
You're a great interviewer, Miriam! :)
Love this format too among your collection of videos.
I just subscribed to your channel Mariam. Watching all your beautiful videos now especially with your mother in law making the delicious traditional food.😊 luv from Malaysia
Aw, thank you so much! 🥰
Informative interview. Yan is a very brave girl travelling & exploring solo in pursuit of her dream with a bit of Paddy Doyle' spirit added in! Happy exploring 🙏 to both of you!
Ha Ha, Yan. I'm also a town planner. Love your videos
Beautiful Chinese Nora Lee
Hello Miriam, thank you for sharing this, Yan is great, love her videos
I went to some of the places you went in Xinjiang recently, it's really interesting and unique compare to the usual tourist places. This interview is very informative, thanks
Thank you for covering your experience with vegetarian eating!
If you have more questions, just ask!
Yan has the best demeaner! We love watching her videos. Thank you for the interview.
Thank you for sharing the little Chinese anywhere is one of my favorite channel
Watching from chiang mai thailand
❤ Yan.
I love your channel❤very informative about different cultures. Thank you for sharing and bringing us with you..looking forward for your next travels❤❤take care❤
❤ha surprise surprise i do subscribe to both. Tqvm. Hope to start from the beginning. U just ended.
Thank you for showing up! And for subscribing to us both! 😃
Yan is fantastic! I learn so much about Chinese culture and history. Absolutely wonderful! Thanks for highlighting her channel!
Now maby I will follow you. Will check out some of your videos.😊
... Åh, såg just att du är från Sverige! Jag med. Nu följer jag självklart dig!! Längtar så efter att besöka Kina. Är helt uppslukad av historiska c-drama gärna 40 ep men kan inte språket. Nu när kinapodden i p1 lagt ner 😢 är jag hungrig på info från annat håll. 😂
Allt gott!
/Ulrika
Your videoes are super l understand english language little little my language tamil l am from india south indian lam watching your videoes all l ama house wife china very beautiful people very friendly
Wouw , 👍👍👍👍
经常关注的两个博主互动 🎉
I am curious if you will do video about "The deepest and largest natural well on earth is called Xiaozai Tiankang. It is located in Penji, in the heart of China." or if I missed one which you have already done. Thanks so much for your wonderful introduction to so many parts of China.
Miriam, I don't know how much Chinese can you read, The reason I am asking this is because your work reminds me of a well-known author 沈從文,
Excellent vlog interview, love both of Yan's channels also!! I feel that even with many Chinese being very nice and accommodating like every country there are areas that would be unsafe for a non Chinese person especially if they are not very fluent in Chinese languages. But I wonder are there local guide networks of safe people this idea might be something to highlight?
it really help to know the language, yes?
What’s Yan’s channel name in BiliBili?
I think the questions are a bit banal and standard but the answers always manage to improve the video and give details
❤❤❤❤❤
Sweet Chinese Nora Lee.
One of the pieces of Yan’s advice was to have a loose itinerary. Is it possible to do this as a foreigner in China? We have to submit all the hotels we will stay at to the government
I usually booked one hotel for the e whole stay, with free cancellation , then cancelled it 😅
I never had to submit hotels names when I travelled 20 years ago. Only in Tibet was there a permit to acquire and you had to have a tibetan guide with you when you go around.
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