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  1. You introduce Zhangjiajie even much better than a local guide . Thanks for showing my beautiful city to the world . I live in Zhangjiajie and I really enjoy staying here. Hope to see you guys
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  2. Happy New Year, Yan! I subscribed to your channel in 2023. Thank you for taking me to parts of China that I (a Chinese) have not been to. Looking forward to more adventures in 2024!
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  3. Safe travels!🎉
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  4. Thanks
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  5. The rice terraces are beautiful like stained glass windows. Village life is so wholesome and communal.
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  6. Glad to see a Mosque here 😍 Greetings from Islamabad Pakistan 🇵🇰 to all my brothers and sisters in China
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  7. What a lovely video! If you need help, Turkish people love to help others. Just be careful because there are bad people in every country, so there might be people who try to rip off or something. The phrase you repeated in the taxi (eliminen dayı eliminen) is from a movie, it's something like a meme around here. They are just being funny, no bad intentions. And at the end of the video what they said to you (Allah'a ısmarladık) is a phrase in Turkish which means May God be with you/protect you, basically a goodbye 😊
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  8. The only Youtube channel that can even make a traffic jam entertaining.
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  9. So nice to see the locals interacting with you and explaining things.
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  10. I'm really enjoying Unseen China. Beautifully crafted and presented travel vlogs. Like you I find real daily lives with markets and different foods more interesting than famous tourist sites. My wife and I visited China in 1994 for a friend's wedding and travelled by ferry and steam train from Shanghai to Xiamen. Back then the highways were empty - built before they were needed unlike in our country when they are built years too late. The progress of China is amazing but it's good to see that the Chinese traditions of friendliness and generosity to strangers have survived. I love the variety of people, scenery, food and landscapes in your vlogs and your nice straight forward and friendly presentation. Thank you from New Zealand.
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  11. I was really excited by the view of the lake at an altitude of 4000 feet from sea level. And apparently there is also a hotel available at an altitude of 5070 feet. Thanks for sharing your adventure.
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  12. Thank you Yan, for this fascinating insight into rural China. It was very interesting to see how people live in this relatively poor region. Your Vlogs are awesome, very personal and you are presenting the informations in a very sympathetic way!👍👍
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  13. 所有风景与所有的人都似曾相识，又像久别重逢。你的声音和你的情感伴随着这些画面，深深地嵌入我的记忆并与它融为一体。相信很多观众与我有同样的感觉。 感谢你，I am proud of you！
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  14. I hope Wakhan Corridor will be opened and we are hospitable people along with our big neighbor China🇦🇫😍
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  15. So great to see some of these smaller places which don't often get much attention 🤩. Thanks as always for sharing
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  16. 一個非常親密的家庭，大家齊心協力準備著團圓大餐.新年快樂， 萬事如意，身體健康。
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  17. As the French say: "C'est un vrai délice!" And it is a true delight to watch your uploads, especially when you show us all of this. THANK YOU! 💙
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  18. I am an Indian, I had not seen any Blogger from China to describe various a amazing tourist place so minutely to whole world. I had seen your Manas Sarovar blog very first time. Keep uploading as much you can so that rest of the World can have a idea of hidden amazing tourist places of China which are much better than Europe or America. Being an Indian though we have some reservations regarding China, I feel you are doing a great job. In future if possible will try to visit your shown destination. Keep on Madam.
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  19. oh my these videos are a real treasure. such a precious glimpse into a corner of the world many of us probably won't see in their entire life. thank you for your hard work and stay healthy up there!
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  20. I loved getting to know this Sherpa village. Beautiful landscape. Xie xie 🙂
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  21. I love your Unseen China series. It’s amazing! Thank you for such amazing videos!
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  22. Charming as ever. The old villages are testament how amazingly resilient people are living under such harsh conditions. Some of the footage reminds me of similar places in European mountain ranges. You are truly blessed to record all of this at such a critical crossroads in history - a place where the old China still exists alongside the quickly encroaching modern world.
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  23. Thanks for sharing your brave trip through green scenery and rocky mountains to nun's monastery in epic environment.Afterall you have enjoyed a delicious dinner and found a good hotel room. The scenery of the holy mountain is epic. Take a rest before the next episode. God bless you.❤🙏🌷
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  24. I love almost all of your videos Yan, no negative reason though, simply because i haven't seen your entire video catalogue yet . I love your innocent vibe and the vibe of your videos together, it introduces me to your videos in such a pleasant manner. Every video is unique with representation of unique places in China. I know i may never visit China in my lifetime but nevertheless thanks to you i can atleast visit it through your lens which is good enough for me😅. Your videos would be incomplete without you present in it. I feel joyfull merely watching you smile, describe and narrate on the magnificent places, its name, descriptions, its culture and more. It exposes the beauty of China to the world at large and provides a distinct picture of China contrasting the popular media representation of it by the western world and its counterparts.Thank You so much Yan, May God Bless You. If God wills your visit to our Home I would welcome you with open heart with my 💓 on my sleeves. And last but not the least Love from Garo Hills, Meghalaya, North East India ❤
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  25. Whoa, I didn’t know that there’s such a thing as Camel Traffic lights! I also didn’t know they exist in Gobi Desert!
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  26. Hi Yan!!!! I Had a Beautiful Time in China...Kunming, Guilin, Yangshuo and Guangzhou! Very Happy You Are OK and Happy! Thank You For Your Videos. I Love Them! Take Care. Fernando.
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  27. I'm from Malaysia, raised in Brazil, for me China is a mistery. Its so good to see this beautiful land, my dad's land😊. Thank you so much!
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  28. What a wonderous place! They have a knack for building impossible structures and then turned it into an interactive park. I have seen buildings on top of steep mountains. Places you wouldn't think you can reach but they made it reachable. Just awesome & incredible!
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  29. Drinking rice wine/liquor to show respect, drink to sing and final drink to fully being accepted as their friends. Wow! another very unique tradition from this hospitable village.❤
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  30. Seeing the farmers/villagers lifting their produce and traveling bring tears to my eyes. They’re so sweet and dignified while working hard and getting older year after year. Thank you for showcasing such sweet moments outside our modern world.
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  31. I love the music you choose to accompany all your videos. They always fit the scene perfectly and adds to the mood and feel of the video.
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  32. When I finished watching this episode Youtube presented me with an advert about therapy. The irony is that this IS therapy! On a grey summer morning in the UK the blue of that water plus the bird song is like a magic spell.
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  33. Hermoso e increible el paisaje y la armonía con la vida de los campesinos. Felicitaciones por otro video que muestra la increíble belleza de China y su gente.
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  34. Wonderful and super interesting episode about the China Russia border towns/cities. It's an adventure not to be forgotten. Loved it.
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  35. Damn... you might be one of the most knowledgeable travel youtuber i’ve seen. It’s like you know everything. 😂😂😂
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  36. The way you filmed Hong Kong is really like our experience of visiting Hong Kong as a tourist. Quite the trip down memory lane for us too.
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  37. It's incredible that you've been to so many countries and met so many people yet you've avoided COVID! So happy for you, now that you're home. We've watch many home coming videos for mainland Chinese but you still managed a different perspective. Your videos are getting better for sure.
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  38. I once travelled with my family on a guided tour through China..after that I really started to get frustrated with the very one sided presentation of China in the west..I wish I was younger,the tips given here are really helpful and encouraging travelling outside guided tours..thank you,love the channel..and I notice that the number of subscribers is growing..🎉yeaaaah👍🏻
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  39. So windy but so beautiful! Awesome! Thanks as always for sharing these places with us 🤩
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  40. Hi, Thank you for this wonderful tour, I enjoyed it very much, Frances from Queensland Australia. I'm 82 I never stop learning about new things in life.
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  41. Beautiful landscape, an amazing bridge, and fantastic drone shots. Thank you, Yan.
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  42. I’m an American, who’s a Sinophile. I admire your travel videos. 谢谢你
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  43. i just knew that there is a beautiful Catholic church in Tibet … 🩷 … thanks for sharing … 👍 … and greetings from 🇮🇩 Indonesia …
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  44. These villages are so charming and the architectural features of the houses are so beautiful. Thank you. 😊
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  45. Thank you for sharing your life with us. Your travels and videos are so exciting and interesting. Your English is impeccable. Blessings from the USA 🙏❤️
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  46. I am from the Philippines where there's no snow and where the highest elevation is around 2,900 meters. I have a fear of heights and your vlog is the only way for me to see these towering snow-capped mountains and elevated highways. Please continue to show us these beautiful and amazing places in China.
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  47. Her choices of music always brings me back to my junior high school years when I used to play in the orchestra. The Bass violin.
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  48. Kuzuzangpo la from Bhutan!😊 I watch your vlog all the time and enjoy your travels. Your visit to Pagri was truly interesting and informative. In the olden days, Pagri was a thriving trading town and many Bhutanese used to travel there to trade including my late father-in-law.
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  49. As Indonesian since I was elementary school we were taught that our ancestor (deutro malay) came from, Yunnan, southern China. Love to see vlog about my ancestors, ❤❤❤
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  50. THIS IS AWESOME ! Thank You Yan For Showing Us Your Vlogging Gear 🥰!!! I Knew You Are Using a Sony A7 Siii→→→ But Remember: It Really Doesn't Matter Which Gear You Are Using... WE ALL LOVE YOUR VIDEOS EVERY WEEK !!!🙃😉 ! Take Care and Be Happy !
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