Hearted Youtube comments on Little Chinese Everywhere (@littlechineseeverywhere) channel.

  1. You’ve got the talent. Combination of music, the timing, the content. You should be a film maker. Your stories are poetic. Seriously
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  2. Thanks Yan for this beautiful trip in unseen Uyghur region. The naan bread shop family lives in a fine house with fruit trees and presented you with all types of traditional treats and delicious polo pilaf plus nice scarf. Lucky Yan meets always kind kids and friendly people. The Kashgar locals are famous for traditional instrument makers. Have a safe trip with the hired scooter to the border region. God bless you. ❤🙏🌻🌺
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  3. Ya, this is one of my favourite china channel where we can enjoy the unseen China
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  4. Never thought China is so fascinating& incredible, your travel video is like a complete ethnic diversity of china with breathtaking views, your presentation is simple & unique 🎉🎉🎉
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  5. 因为一些原因我无法出门旅行。你的影片给我的生活带来很多快乐😊！
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  6. I love everything about this channel. Thank you for bringing us so many wonderful places!
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  7. Looks delicious! Your videos are so raw and enjoyable, helping to show everyone the REAL China, and not the China that’s shown on most news channels abroad. Great job! 🙌👏
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  8. Hello, Yan. I hope this message reaches you well. I have been suffering from anxiety and depression for the past couple of weeks and it is very difficult for me to feel what it's like to be alive anymore. In watching your videos, it takes my mind away from the personal issues that I have been experiencing. You give me so much hope to live. You have such a beautiful personality that I really find comforting. You are calm and careful with your words. I cannot afford to have a therapist, but your videos really help me escape my suffering even just for a bit. Every time I watch a video of yours, a part of me heals. I am truly thankful for your dedication to your channel and to your content.
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  9. As a Chinese, it’s hard for me to travel to Tibet in my life because I have serious altitude sickness, once I went to Yulong Mountain and felt unbearable headache when I was at 4000 meters high. So thank you for sharing such a terrific views to us. Your video also can make foreigners have better understanding of China and mysterious Tibet.
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  10. Most tourists will want to see ZJJ when it is bright and sunny. A few years ago a group of us from Singapore and Malaysia were in ZJJ to photograph the karst landscape. But it was overcast with clouds and mist with intermittent rain and strong wind. Our local guide who is also a photographer said this is a dream landscape for photographers. He was right! The low clouds and mist partially covered the karst mountains. The scenes looked like the black and white Chinese paintings. Despite getting slightly wet, we moved to different viewpoints to capture the surreal landscape.
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  11. The best part of our day is after lunch and we take our homemade coffee chocolate sweet potato pudding to the TV room to watch Yan's latest travel vlog. Do you know what we like the most about your videos, Xiao Yan? They're so real, none of your footage is 'staged'. We got to follow you around on your travels.
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  12. I like how the kids are bilingual. Easier for them to communicate with their elders as well as able to interact more with people outside their community.
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  13. Thanks Yan for your absolutely excellent, enjoyable & educational,videos. Thank You very much,Take Care. Wonderful China 🎉
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  14. I'm French, I've traveled a lot in China and Jianshui is my favorite place ! People are so peaceful and nice, the city is beautiful and authentic, some of the best food in Asia is there
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  15. I am from Sikkim,India. Been always curious about the life in Yadong, thank you for showing us a detailed video on it :)your content really sums it all !
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  16. I don't know why, but it kind of blows my mind a little that the far east of Russia looks so european. I'm from the far east of Germany, and we are quite heavily influenced by slavic roots. Not gonna lie, it looked kinda familiar. And then you look on a map, and it's basically the other side of the world. Russia is just so insanely huge, wow. That aside, I really enjoy your vidoes so much. Following along is like going on the trip with you and I love that you don't shy away from difficult situations. You are so incredibly open and it opens so many doors wherever you go. It's a pleasure to watch :)
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  17. Just for additional historical input, the Chinese came to this country in two different era. The first one is during the Ming dynasty when Admiral Zheng He started his expeditions. The Sultanate of Malacca during that time became a vassal/tributary state of Ming. Many Chinese merchants and higher status at that time settled in Malacca up to Penang island in the north. As the time goes, they intermingled with locals and became Peranakan. The second wave of Chinese coming here were migrants during British colonial era for tin mining mostly in Ipoh (Perak) and Selangor. There was another influx of Chinese coming here as well during Japanese War and the subsequent Chinese Civil War. For your information, Dr. Sun Yat Sen’s Chinese Oversea Headquarter was established in Penang island.
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  18. I have visited China twice,2014 and 2019 and absolutely loved it and would go back in a heart beat. We used Google Translate on the last trip, having downloaded a VPN before we left Australia. That made life a bit easy but I found the people everywhere were so helpful even if they couldn’t speak English. And laughter and kindness are universal languages. Can not wait to go back.
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  19. Brave Yan, you have travelled in record time long distances at high speed on the motor bike. You deserve a big gold medal. Happy safe home coming, take a good rest in family home. God bless your fantastic trips into deep China and the whole world too. ❤🙏🌺🌻
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  20. ‘The Old House Under a Lychee Tree’ would be a great title for a movie or a song lol. It is heartbreaking for a diaspora history enthusiast like me to read how tough Hokkiens(ethnic Minnan) life was. Constantly threatened by pirates, sea bans, ethnic wars, political wars and to see all of our ancestors’ pious hard work to exalt their predecessors by building glorious clanhouses were all looted and left to waste. The same story occurred even in their new homes in Nanyang such as Java and Sumatra, where a lot of Chinese establishment were torched, looted and repossessed during the wartime. I suppose all good things must come to an end. Here goes to our eternal journey to find a place to call home.
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  21. Your work continues to amaze me. Your bravery at getting so far off the beaten path, your ability to connect with people, and your choices of destinations combine to make truly wonderful videos. This one is one of the best of the many I have watched, you should be proud of your work showing the many faces of China. thank you so much
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  22. In such a difficult environment, the Chinese have actually built a high-speed road, which is admirable!
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  23. China is great because of these people.We use actions to improve the world instead of bragging.
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  24. I'm in love with this channel and also kind of developing a parasocial relationship to Yan. Her heart is pure and humanisizing China the way she is doing is so important to overcome the mostly threatening image we get in the so-called West. Thank you. P.S.: Of course I'm biased in a certain way. China is a country I wanted to visit since I'm a child. Don't ask me why. I still didn't manage to do it. But I will.
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  25. There are days when I am feeling rather down and gloomy, but then, on Youtube, "Little China Everywhere" pops up and rays of sunshine come through the clouds. Thank you!!😊 It is very easy to see why Guizhou inspired so many artists throughout the centuries! The mountains are awe inspiring; the views from the top of the botanical gardens are fantastic and the drone footage, showing the mountains, the rapeseed fields in bloom and the fruit orchards are so beautiful.
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  26. Growing up, my fondest memories with my father was reading the National Geographic magazine and watching on cable the places you are showcasing in your channel. Discovering this channel is truly a bliss cause it gives us the viewers, a more in-depth and personal experience of China than any other documentaries I have seen. China is such an amazing country. Thank you for sharing this to the world and you, have an amazing gift of storytelling. Your work is ssoooo beautiful.
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  27. You can see how nice the doggy was taken care of by just looking at its behavior and shiny hair. I hope it will continue a happy life!
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  28. What you have done is wonderful...to search for the ancestors of this one family is like searching for all overseas Chinese in proxy. We all have our roots here in China wherever we are in the world. I pray that my dear late grandfather knows we missed him & the China he left so long ago. Thank you & Kung Hee Fatt Choy in my hakka dialect!
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  29. The grandma who smiled at you when you say hello to her is so cute. My heart melted when I saw it.
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  30. Again Yan...absolutely wonderful episode with beautiful landscape, wonderful drone pictures and interesting and beautiful interactions. Thank you😊
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  31. I'm an Indian Malaysian American and find your vlog sincere and authentic. It shows the genuine people to people connection that is missed by others usually well meaning Westerners with good intention.. You have depth and lightness. Thank you .
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  32. I am truly grateful that you took the time to Film these all experience and shere with us. Thank you
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  33. Little Chinese Everywhere Youtube Channel is like no other Youtube Channel, it pulls you in.
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  34. Thank you very much, Yan. I always wanted to see this border region between China, Pakistan, Afghanistan and Tajikistan. What a magnificent culture. "Super" thank you
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  35. The traffic jam must have been frustrating, but what a beautiful place to be stuck 😅
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  36. Hi! As an ethnic kazakh I wanted to say how grateful I'm for you to create this vlog. It so well produced, showing your genuine interest in people's culture and being open-minded about it. I was surprised how Kazakhs still follow the traditional ways of living, very similar to some people living in villages in Kazakhstan. Thanks again!
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  37. The more I watch your Vlogs the more I am convinced that China is a continent. Diverse and vast. Thank you Yan for bringing us the beauty of China!!!!
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  38. The more I see of your beautiful country the more I love it, the diverse scenery especially in Tibet is stunning. You are an amazing ambassador for your country your family should be very proud of you, but let's not forget the unsung hero here, your motorbike/scooter which faithfully takes you on your adventures. Looking forward to your next post as we share this wonderful adventure with you.
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  39. Love you and envy you at the same time. I havent been following you for that long yet so I don’t know much about your background and what took you to get where you’re now but, your videos are just stunning, amazing, show us how the world is vast, humongous and incredibly diverse, full of different lives and things to do and discover. How our daily and own lives are so so tiny compared to all that no possibilities. So, although, at same time, I feel renovated with live and sense opportunities yet to live and to come, I also get depressed in “what am I doing with life” or “why have I made myself stuck to this place” sorta of feelings. If I ever build the courage to drastically change my life, leave all behind and try something else elsewhere, I’d like u to know that you and your videos will be big part of that. In other words, please continue what you’re doing, love you❤. Hope this comment finds you well😊
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  40. I am amazed at the Mandarin Chinese proficiency of most of the citizens. Even in remote villages and distant Altai mountains they are able to speak Mandarin quite well. Thats an incredible feat from the governemnt.
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  41. Not only the visual of these communities and their construction was fascinating, but the hospitality of all of the people was a joy to see. You did a great job in presenting this lifestyle. This is not something that I normally watch, but you intrigued me from the start. Well done.
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  42. Hello Yan ! I Have Been There in 2019, Also Visiting Lijiang and I Did The Beautiful 3 Days Tiger Leaping Gorge Trek. Going to Dali Again This October and From There To Lhasa, Tibet. All Thanks to You for Showing Us Tibet Months Ago ! Have Fun and Take Care. Fernando.
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  43. Those highest altitude points almost looked like Mars. And the low clouds were really breathtaking.
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  44. I live in Adelaide, Australia. This is the most objective video by a Chinese person that I have seen, and I am ever so thankful to you, young lady, for it. Together with your exceptional videography and brilliant communication skills, and engaging personality, you have shown me a beautiful and fascinating part of your land that I may never get to see or experience. What's equally admirable about you is your very disarming nature that allows you to easily gain the confidence and cooperation of authorities, local folks, and others, to show us life of your people as it really is. This has enhanced the objectivity of your video, making it an immersive experience for me because you gain a very close access to people's lives and many off-the-beaten-track places. I am sure that there are many more people like you from your beautiful and diverse nation, whose videos I haven't had the fortune to see and will be equally well received by the world. The world needs to see more objective views of China from intelligent people like you, instead of just being fed the idea of a ruthless, warmongering, imperialist, overworked, robotic, and socially undiverse country, that's pedalled by a boring Western mainstream media. More power to you and keep your videos coming. 🙏
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  45. Even if I say "the best", it's still not enough to appreciate your video content. It's the most exciting way to learn the society, in almost complete package. No judging, no tendency ... just like a great teacher. Very very thank you as always.
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  46. Without a doubt..this is the BEST China content on youtube.
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  47. I had been to Malaysia once years ago. I didn't think I'd ever go back. Because of your video, I decided to give it a second try. I am still in Malaysia and having an amazing time. I already have plans for 2023 but 2024, I will visit Georgia and Armenia because of your videos. I do not like travel videos and usually ask YouTube to not recommend them. I cannot remember why I started watching your video on Malaysia but I became an instant fan. Your enthusiasm, sincerity, pure joy, attitude of gratitude, a genuine desire and openess to learn, and the way you teach (by sharing what you've learned and not just preaching) make your videos the only travel videos I watch, enjoy, love and share. Keep traveling. Keep making your videos. You cannot imagine the lives you touch and change for the better. I, for one, am grateful for you.
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  48. Hi Yan. I have this feeling of wonder and joy. You install in us a greater appreciation of this beautiful planet and its people. Not by showing us the big and the magnificent of tourist brochures, but the ordinary, daily, humble and humane. I followed you to many places of the world, and somehow my mind is also transported to places I visited, people I met, the little things. Because you learn me to appreciate and remember the beauty of the ordinary. It is such a different place to be in my mind and heart from following the news, the big moves on the chess board of politics, the weird hyper attention for disaster without showing a proud girl smiling, an old man happy to explain, a child showing his or her room, and the joy of a good meal. Thanks, dear friend, who decided to be our eyes in places never heard of, and teaches us a lesson of the joy of everyday life.
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  49. You have so many subscribers now, I hope your grandparents are so proud of your accomplishment. It is always such a pleasure to explore with you the treasures of China. Just wonderful!
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  50. We missed you, Yan! Another crazy scary, death-defying adventure. Thanks, as always, for the fun experience!
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