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  1. Ultra-high residential density, but at the same time it is not particularly noisy, without heavy vehicles traffic and quite clean.
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  2. I lived in China for four years teaching English. The last city I lived in was Guangzhou in a residential area similar to this. I really miss it to be honest. The level of convenience was unlike anywehere else (countrywise) that I have ever lived. Whatever you need/want at any time of day or night is right there. And it always felt extremely safe.
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  3. Feels like an architectural surrealist landscape
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  4. Looks like a movie. I was especially impressed by the 3-level overpass expressway, and yet another bridge over it.
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  5. It's all urban sprawl and concrete jungles but... it's somehow just staggeringly beautiful and liveable. I would definitely not mind living in a place like this, it's like straight out of the future.
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  6. I actually quite like the grunginess of the poorer areas in China. Despite being poor though it comes with none of the connotations that you have in the West. Seems quite safe.
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  7. For a country that only recently developed in the past 20 yrs, and a city probly only built in the past 10 years or so, urban design and planning is still not refined yet as expected. But still very nice infrastructures, and surprisingly cleaner and well organized than I would expected for a mega million people city. The ecnomic policy, planning, construction involved in providing such many housings for a fast growing urban populations, middle class from rural area must have been an unimaginable task for any other country. Chinese people should be proud for what they have achieved in such a short time.
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  8. I actually lived there for a couple of weeks. I liked the convenience of having a plethora of choices for every daily necessity within walking distance. Good transport links. Many Chinese cities are a horror show of urban planning, but this setup here seems to work. Don't know what percentage of those apartments is actually occupied, though.
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  9. It's really interesting to see how building regulation affects stuff. Here in NYC, it's illegal to have several building be THAT tall and not allow sunlight to penetrate through. Hence the "stair" like terraces to allow light in.
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  10. I'm only half way through and am saving the rest to watch later. I'm finding the mix of architecture, trees,paths ,stairs and ages ( the. Old and new) quite beautiful. And strangely peaceful.
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  11. I'm born in the US but I would visit Guangzhou quite a lot as a kid in the 80's and 90's. This is the China I'm used to when I use to. This feels like "home"
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  12. The first few seconds makes the area look like it came straight out of a cyberpunk themed movie (in a good way, of course)! I want to visit this!! I'm a sucker for urban things
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  13. The scale of almost everything in this society is ever impressive! But personaly, I preffer small cities to live and even to tourism. I live in Brasília, Brazil, a modernist city planed and opened in 1960 and I like so much the urbanism proposed here, with very large green areas around every residential buildings, wich may have only six floors allowing the sun light on every ground space, huge grassy areas, setorization, roads designed to avoid intersections with traffic lights... still not perfect, but very pleasant!
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  14. I tried to find out how old this village is. The search results seem to indicate that it is over 700 years old. I didn't see but one child in the walking tour. A lot of older people. It reminded me of when I was a child living in a rural area of Nebraska. I live in a relatively big town in Wisconsin now, but my heart still yearns for the rural life. Thank you Wang for sharing your walk with YouTube.
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  15. 2:33 the poor woman, what a pain, but nice to see someone coming over to help
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  16. i dont know why but this definitely fills the travel bug space inside me. i studied in china before and these videos definitely remind me of that time. thank you for the upload.
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  17. The sheer scale and repetition of the buildings make it look unreal. It is dense, but "breathable", if you know what I mean. Not as suffocating as HK's housing. I would even dare to say that there is a certain level of cosiness with the clean paved streets at the bottom which gives it a welcoming feel.
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  18. It looks crazy dense & almost dystopian at first (all we need is flying cars buzzing around) but there's actually a lot of space. The sheer amount of buildings and their height is disorientating it's crazy. 😵‍💫
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  19. the "bottom of society" in China has clean streets, air conditioning units in every window, people neatly dressed and looking healthy and content, no junkies or homeless people lining the streets, ample greenery, and no disruptive loud noises.
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  20. Being so dense yet soo neat and clean..
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  21. Wow cool... Dense but not crowded! I actually really like this style of city planning. Especially if you can quickly drive out to the countryside.
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  22. A completely unknown small county in one of the poorest provinces in China. I don’t even know it as a Chinese
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  23. I like China's first-tier cities, but I'm grateful that they often show the appearance of ordinary people like this. These days, I play this video with no sound and listen to metal music as background music.(GNR, Deicide etc) Of course, I also listen to the original audio in the video. I used a bad translator.
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  24. It has a very cyberpunk look to me, as a gamer. If you have played the game Stray, you know what I mean. I'm sure that at night it looks totally different but just as cool. I also like how there are so many trees sprawling between those buildings. And despite the number of people walking or sitting around, it is relatively calm and quiet (not counting the high street of course). Very interesting to watch. Thank you for this glimpse into your part of the world. Best regards from the Netherlands.
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  25. Very interesting again. I’m always impressed with the cleanliness of everything no litter anywhere or anti social behaviour a real pleasure to work and live there I’m sure. Thanks again from U.K.
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  26. This is fascinating, sitting in my kitchen after a work day, in an apartment block in urban Russia and at the same time having a stroll in an unknown Chinese town.
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  27. Вау.. не верится, что такое место действительно существует. Хотелось бы однажды побывать там!
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  28. 懐かしさを感じる旧市街、車のクラクション、帰宅途中の子供たち…。中国のハイテク都市も好きですが、ありのままの日常風景を映した動画もいいですね😄
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  29. 놀랍네요. 구이양시가 저렇게 인구밀도가 높은줄은몰랐네요. 깨끗하고 도시가 보기좋네요.~ 규모도 크구요.~
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  30. You summed it up perfectly in the description of your video - this really looks spectacular but it feels depressing at the same time... At one angle during the video, the buildings reminded me of a supercomputor... Taking the size of the population living here into account I'm aware there wasn't that many ways to incorporate green surfaces, tress etc., but the lack of the greenery really hits different when you see a residential area like this... But I'm talking from my perspective of living in a European city so I'm sure people living in this area are used to this cityscape and would find my city strange so yeah...
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  31. This is not tourist visiting town, but it is unique and has its own vibe. Thank you for filming and sharing. The town is surprisingly clean.
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  32. There's something different about this city, every part of the day this city is beautiful, I can't explain but this city is something else
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  33. In awe at the scale of this city. Would love to visit some day
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  34. I have lived in a small town in the US for many years, sometimes it feels like a prison, my dream is to visit China or Vietnam one day and see all the beautiful places there.
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  35. @5:22 what a view, the trees coming through the stone, the overall shade from the buildings and trees, the color of the stone. This is art.
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  36. I am soon to be 54 yrs old and never travelled outside of Canada. I love your videos my friend and the neighborhoods are breathtaking. When I travel I want to see how others live and this is magnificent. Thank you so much. I so deeply respect how hard people work to take care of their family and it is no wonder the gluttony and greed should have no place in this world and governments do not treat citizens as well as they are obligated to. Thank you these villages are remarkably beautiful
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  37. Nice place streets v clean everywhere lots of things to see or buy😊
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  38. 18:13 I passed by for a moment and thought I saw something like a rag on the street, so I turned around to look again and it was a cat. It was so cute.
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  39. Thanks for the video. I have been seeing a lot of driving videos from China recently, all showing perfectly paved roads, and elaborate landscaping. As interesting as these videos are, one instinctively knows that that smaller towns and cities are not so pretty. Your video shows a more realistic version.
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  40. Safe, clean (most part), peaceful, this poorest place in China is still better than most part of this world.
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  41. Love Chongqing so much!!! Thank you for sharing your walking tour! Wish you wonderful Mid-Autumn Festival!!!🎉🎉🎉
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  42. There are lots of videos of walking in large cities in China but this is good for a change. A walk through a small country level town and how life is really like in small towns in China.
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  43. Thanks for taking me to a very beautiful place that I would otherwise never have even known about! Everyone seems so relaxed and content.
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  44. A wonderful tour. To be able to sit here in Scotland, and travel the world, is a modern marvel. Thank you for taking the time to do this.
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  45. The view from that point at 14:00 is amazing! I'm astonished by the beauty and modernity of Chinese cities. I'll have to visit China.
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  46. この裏路地の雰囲気とてもいい！
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  47. Trully beautiful, one thing about poor places is that they are the best representation of a country, shine places are like a mask that covers the beaten and struggling people, while a poor place trully shows you what those people have achieved even tho the country tries to stomp them down, thx for the video.
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  48. from the Baidu: By the end of 2021, Huishui County has a registered residence population of 480200, with the minority population accounting for 61%.
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  49. Wow 😍😚I toured China while sitting at home, thank you for taking me around 😅 it's awesome I'm from India 😁 ❤
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  50. Qingzhen (simplified Chinese: 清镇; traditional Chinese: 清鎮; pinyin: Qīngzhèn) is a county-level city under the administration of Guiyang, the capital of Guizhou Province in the southwest of China. It is located to the west of Guiyang's urban core, and has a population of about half a million.
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