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  1. I got emotional watching this. My mother is also a Lim from Penang and her ancestors came from China in the mid to late 19th century. Unfortunately we have no idea where our ancestral village is.
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  2. My 25 year old car cost less than your gear. But, you know how to use it! Thank you for the gift of travels you give us.
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  3. Everything in China is beautiful even the mountains , rivers and mosque are amazing . May Allah Bless China ❤❤❤❤
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  4. Need to clarify, else “some" other viewers will thought that they are abusing the birds. This kind of bird basically will build the nest purpose is to lay egg, once the egg was hatched and the bird grow up they will leave the nest. The used nest will never ever be reused again by other birds that come. What the farmer harvested was the used nest instead of new build nest. It's like helping each other, farmer is providing the protected / safe shelter to the bird, and then harvested the left over used nest. They keep this eco system works for many years already, that's why every places in Malaysia are actually building the shelter for these birds.
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  5. Yan looked more nervous getting that haircut than climbing scaffolding on the side of a mountain 😂
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  6. Very beautiful video. I really had no clue about the paper and how it is made from tree barks. So many people involved just to make one sheet of paper, that's so impressive. When I watch 仙侠(Chinese historical fantasy drama), they often have beautiful calligraphy shootings. I studied Japanese and my Japanese friends told me that they could tell a lot of things about the writer just by observing the calligraphy. It was like modern finger prints😁. Water is life, having clean water going through a village is such a blessing. In Italy, despite being such a small country, there are many dialects too, in fact people cannot understand each other if speaking a different dialect. However, as nowadays Italy is a very multicultural country (many people from Africa and Eastern Europe live there), dialects are only spoken in remote areas. My mother was born on Sardegna Island (famous for its crystal clear sea water) and my father was born in Calabria (South Italy), their dialects are totally different and they only speak Italian. My father was sent to Sardegna for his military service, he fell in love with my mum and they moved to Milano (Roma is the capital and Milano is the business capital of Italy. I cannot imagine how far people in China can travel to meet their family and friends. I also love Traditional Chinese Medicine so please show us some interesting stories about that. My last wish is to learn more about folk tales. For example in 仙侠, they often speak about animal spirits that can shapeshift into humans. Where do such legends come from? In Europe we also have many magical creatures, witches, etc. according to folklore but in real history, since the Christians took over Europe (they had an army), they declared the inquisition where countless women and men were tortured, killed and sometimes burnt at the stake just for living a non Christian lifestyle, knowing herbalism and magic healing. Italy, Spain and France according to history, were the places where most atrocities were committed. Before Christianity, the most spread belief was paganism. Interestingly, nowadays herbalism, traditional medicine and other holistic approaches are back, more popular than ever and backed up by science. Thankfully, religions no longer play the role of authority and most young people cannot accept their Conservative views.
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  7. Thanks dear Yan for this brave journey in XinJiang to Afghan border and crossing the curvy hairpin skyway road. The scenery is beautiful , the cozy local traditional hotels are very friendly. You were invited by the tea house owner who recognized you, to their beautiful house and danced with the kind family and two little sons. Wishing you a safe return to Tashkurgan passing the pretty green grassland. God bless and keep you throughout the travel. ❤🙏🌻🌺🌞❣️
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  8. This episode has been quite amazing and a great eye opener. Imagine finding these living links between family members so far apart.
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  9. Your hometown, GUANGDE, Anhui Province is very beautiful and I really like the view and atmosphere of the countryside. It seems that the life of its inhabitants is very relaxed. From this video, I can learn new knowledge about the culture and way of life of the people there. Thanks for sharing this video. Greetings from Singapore.👍🔔
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  10. I have just discovered your channel and honnestly this is the best travelogue video I have seen since forever. You have just nailed it! Please don't become like other travel youtubers with their flashy overproduction and pretentiousness. I really love your down-to-earth approach and more naturalism.
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  11. Your videos are so helpful for seeing the beauty in China a lot of people miss. Thank you so much (from rural America)!
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  12. The joy of watching your mom of your arriving home is worth the hassle and inconvenience of this long journey. Additionally, all the tests ensure you are protecting your parents.
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  13. The more I see of China and the people and the food the more I like it all. Wonderful video. Thank you.
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  14. Yet another beautiful scenery especially the awesome drone shot....I have to say it again Ms.Yan, you are a natural awesome cinematographer! As an occasional biker myself, i am actually very impressed with your endurance in riding your bullet-proof little Suzuki scooter on such long distance journey with the occasional challenging terrain in some areas! Kudos to the little Suzuki scooter who were not intimidated by the other mostly big BMW GS adventure bikes you met along the way. As in other countries, it is good to see that the biking community everywhere are the same kind and friendly group of people when they see other riders no matter what bikes you ride! Safe ride Ms. Yan!!
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  15. The fact you posted this video , we know you are safe and sound...even we as Malaysian wouldn't hiking alone in that jungle. Many cases where people lost in the jungle and more over now is rainy seasons, landslide often happen in Cameroon. Take care.
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  16. Ni HAO 🌹 I love China, it's people and culture. My greatest adventure in my life was travelling to China with train, then around in China. 🌟 Kuan Yin has been my Guardian for 23 years 🥳
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  17. Glad to see you on your bike again showing us unseen China. The places in this video are beautiful! No woder Chinese tourists come here. Drone viewpoint much appreciated, too. Thank you, Yan.
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  18. The more videos I see about "hidden" China (rural areas, cities that aren't tourist traps, places that are off the beaten path) the more China reminds me of Appalachia. Maybe its just because I live in Appalachia but really these little mom and pop shops, people living precariously on the mountainside over a river, a nice lady giving away food when she doesn't actually get business, the openness and friendliness of people, the pride of the local history, the attitude about "eh natural disasters happen you just get used to it", even the look of the place all reminds me of where I live. Its so funny seeing such similarities between regions and people on opposite sides of the world.
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  19. Dr. Yan, thank you for this amazing video! The challenge in building roads and trains amidst shifting sands is mind-boggling. How the problem of shifting sands is “overcome” is so simple yet clever. I bet your driver is having the time of his life experiencing things he would have never experienced if he hadn’t agreed to be your driver. Hope he agrees to your next assignment. Like a true adventurer, you just couldn’t resist going to Xining via the cross province highway G315.
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  20. Every time I watch one of your videos, I realize just how little I know about China. The landscape is breathtaking. And the many different cultures shows just how diverse China really is. Thank you for showing me. I have searched your videos for Inner Mongolia but did not see any. Any plans to go there?
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  21. The geographical features are so very stunning. You younger lady sure know how to not only entertain, but inform your viewers. Shay shay for your videos.
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  22. The first part of the video was scary. The very end of the video was a joy to watch. The zip line looked exciting and the drone shots were artistry in motion. Thank you, Yan.
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  23. You two guys make a wonderful and very happy pair :) You are also a great videographer and those panoramic shots are fantastic !!!
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  24. Wow, the ages of those villagers selling their produce, travelling by train with those weights. Incredible! And the hospitality where you were in invited to join them to have something to eat. A constant that is seen everywhere you have taken us on your videos. I wonder how they managed to get their produce out before trains came along. The quality of the food was very high and would put some growers in the west to shame. And so fresh as well. Long days. Yet, they enjoy the 'fruit' of their labours!! Thank you again Yan for sharing another province. And, so funny with the preparing of the wok!! Have a wonderful week and see you next time!!
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  25. It's so relaxing to watch your videos and great to see how friendly everyone is to you. Like China it's so different to the way our western media portrays them.
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  26. Thanks!
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  27. It's so lovely and exciting to see the variation of ethnic groups in China! As a turk I find this video especially interesting because our turk ancestors are from somewhere in Central Asia also!(Said to be somewhere in Mongolia!) I can't help but think of all the past interactions my ancestors must've with the ethnic groups around this area!! :) Thank you for this video!
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  28. definitely my favourite video of your European series so far! Can't believe you only had 78 subscribers back then!
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  29. I'm Malaysian,, married to 4 generation Hui Muslim migrate from Mianyang Shichuan near Chengdu to Malaysia,, Every year we travel back to my wife town to visit friends and family,,
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  30. Beautiful country. China has so much natural beauty. Lucky you. Thank you enjoyed the video.
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  31. If you are in no hurry to return to China, I hope you stay in Malaysia longer. It is a beautiful country with lots to see. People are friendly and hospitable, and the food is fantastic! I enjoyed watching yr video very much. You did a great job! 👍👍🙏🙏
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  32. Aw, youtube, don't do that again! Only a little over 5.000 likes, but128.000 views? That is ridiculous! Yan is so humble, kind and honest, the deserves more for her deep caring, editing and overall great videos!
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  33. It’s nice introducing the historical origin and the old religion of these people in such a tenuous way with full respect.
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  34. Yan, you’ve done a few scary cliff walks on your channel but this was incredible! I’m full of respect…I’d have no chance of completing that! I did find it slightly amusing that you completed that only to find the glass bridge panels too much, which to me looks much less perilous!! Excellent photography and drone footage throughout, with thankfully a nice relaxing finish 😅
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  35. This is what adventure is supposed to be. You are blessed: amazing people, stories, landscapes. The earth is a beauty!
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  36. Guangde looks like a very nice place to live! Greetings from Singapore by the way. My grandparents are from Swatow - Caitangzhen - JinShaChun...Hope to visit some day. I like your perspective of normal life in China smaller towns (which I prefer vs Cities). You speak really outstanding English and I think it is invaluable in helping the international audience get to understand China better.
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  37. Lovely 😍 documentary that covers almost everything in one place. Thanks 😊 a lot, Yan. From Malaysia 🇲🇾
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  38. coffe farmer and his family seem like solid people. wish them the best. hope he can get to oz
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  39. My partner and I noticed Flo in your older videos and wondered if he would ever come to China to visit and be in other videos. Then we saw you both in the thumbnail for this video and go super excited! He is such a gentleman and it warms our hearts to see how supportive he is if you and your channel. We really enjoyed this video ❤️
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  40. Hainan is really so beautiful. Most of my NZ friends have no idea China has such a tropical paradise 😊
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  41. Wow! You younger lady are seemingly fearless in many respects. My Chinese wife would never ever consider doing what you do. I guess it takes all kinds to make the world go round. Thanks for your informative videos. Oh, I hope you are enjoying yourself and creating many lasting memories.
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  42. Thanks for showing us China. My grandpa is from a town in Fujuian. Would definitely want to visit one day before I'm too old and find out my ancestry.
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  43. Nice to see our people in China ... Iam from Arunachal Pradesh East kameng district near China ... 😁😁😁 Just subscribed ur channel love from Arunachal Pradesh lots of love ❤️❤️❤️
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  44. Buzkashi (Persian: بزکشی, lit. 'goat pulling') is the national sport of Afghanistan.[1] It is a traditional sport in which horse-mounted players attempt to place a goat carcass in a goal. In Tajikistan and among the Tajik people of Tashkorgan in China's Xinjiang region, buzkashi games are particularly popular in relation to weddings as the games are sponsored by the father of the bride as part of the festivities.
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  45. I am so enjoying season 2 of your travels. Each province is so different. Just beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing your China with us! Elizabeth Ohio, USA
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  46. This area is the origin of Han, Tibeten and Qiang people , our ancestor came from this area about 50k years ago . It's the origin of Sino-Tibeten language .
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  47. Hi Yan, just when I thought that your last video was most ‘ unseen ‘ you come up with another even more ‘ unseen ‘ !!! You are a Giant Chinese Everywhere !!!!! Incredible structures …. Xie xie ni.
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  48. It is so nice seeing China with your eyes. I hope many more people get to watch your cast. It is not often people get to see China in this light as politics ruins most everything. Your little friend is so outgoing and warm, I think he will do well in life. Thank you again for letting meet the real people in China and see their niceness and openness. To me it is country people that show the true nature of al land, they are the heart of it.
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  49. I am Swiss living in Lausanne and I watch your wonderful videos about China. The french speaking population of Switzerland learns German in School, but nobody likes the subject so the level of our German is quite low. You can see this with some of the cheesemakers as they are switching between German and English (with some french in between). Quite often, when French speaking and German speaking Swiss people meet, we speak English 😅
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  50. What a contrasting scenic view between Tuiwa and Yadong county....awe inspiring and spectacular high plateau. such humble and peaceful Tibetan with basic fulfilling homely abode.....Namaste Tashidelek and Tuchiche for such insightful trip. Syieh syieh and chia you. Salam sejahtera from Malaysia , hope to drop in China before too aged and forlorn.
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