Comments by "Dongsheng Di" (@dongshengdi773) on "Is Chinese Passport A Tofu Passport?" video.

Of course, Uncle Xi is a living God . He is entitled to anything he wants
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@sltga1254 Nope , Chinese people are not singled. Chinese people are known and famous to always bring a lot of contraband goods in their luggage. It's like saying people from Muslim countries are being singled out for being thoroughly checked for explosives and dangerous items
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 @larsradtke4097 High ranking does not mean number 56 because so many other countries have the same ranking. Therefore the real ranking of China is indeed over 100
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 @agmuntianu Chinese people love elephant tusks or ivory, shark's fins , bear paws and bear gall bladder , rhinoceros horns , etc etc etc
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@nesseihtgnay9419 CHINESE CAN'T CHECK IN HOTELS USING PASSPORTS, WHY? A Chinese puzzle brought about by a lack of law: Hainan Island is no substitute for Hong Kong. In China, the most recognized ID for citizens is the identity card. Despite Chinese law stipulating that common passports can be used to check into hotels, hostels, bathing centers, Internet cafes, and places that require ID, in reality, in most cases, passports aren't accepted. In the following video, a Chinese man who knows the law is testing it out. Regarding the lack of law in China, let's extend it a bit in light of the country's current economic situation. China's new Premier Li Qiang is making a big move to try to stimulate the economy. At the opening ceremony of the Boao Forum for Asia 2023 Conference which lasted four days and concluded on March 31 st, Premier Li Qiang called for "reform and opening up." https://youtu.be/0in2bcaTBHE . Global passport ranking 2023 China is ranked 66th with 81 visa-free and visa-on-arrival countries. Although even most countries in Asia still require China to get a visa
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Senegal is not visa free for Chinese people. It is visa on arrival, therefore you must pay for it . As of January 2023, Chinese citizens had visa-free or visa on arrival access to 85 countries and territories, ranking the Chinese passport 59th in terms of travel freedom according to the Henley Passport Index
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@ED-TwoZeroNine CHINESE CAN'T CHECK IN HOTELS USING PASSPORTS, WHY? A Chinese puzzle brought about by a lack of law: Hainan Island is no substitute for Hong Kong. In China, the most recognized ID for citizens is the identity card. Despite Chinese law stipulating that common passports can be used to check into hotels, hostels, bathing centers, Internet cafes, and places that require ID, in reality, in most cases, passports aren't accepted. In the following video, a Chinese man who knows the law is testing it out. Regarding the lack of law in China, let's extend it a bit in light of the country's current economic situation. China's new Premier Li Qiang is making a big move to try to stimulate the economy. At the opening ceremony of the Boao Forum for Asia 2023 Conference which lasted four days and concluded on March 31 st, Premier Li Qiang called for "reform and opening up." https://youtu.be/0in2bcaTBHE . Global passport ranking 2023 China is ranked 66th with 81 visa-free and visa-on-arrival countries. Although even most countries in Asia still require China to get a visa
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 @Barman-Girl-17213 you made my day 😂😂
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 @DEEYANASE Chinese people have privilege because uncle Xi is a living God. From CCP propaganda dept
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China laws don't make sense. At a gas station in Xinjiang Register your passport at the gas station to fill up gas . Also submit a copy of your vehicle registration and take a photo for facial recognition https://youtu.be/5cD09G-tyKI
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 @isaacvitela5131 The Chinese passport is the most powerful passport in the world. The Chinese passport is more powerful than an American pistol . . https://youtu.be/5aMbzbCzRtw
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@rage2203 BBC NEWS | BBC investigation: Tracking those behind insulting videos of black people on Chinese social networks June 15 2022 In 2020, a shocking video began to circulate on Chinese social media spread on. Groups of African children were taught to repeat the phrase "I'm a nigger with a low IQ" in Chinese. The footage has sparked outrage in China and elsewhere, but where it was filmed and who filmed it has remained a mystery. BBC Eyes of Africa reporters Runako Celina and Henry Mhango spent months investigating the video production industry behind it. Shockingly, it is not limited to discrimination, but also involves allegations of abuse and exploitation. Malawi's minister for child welfare, Patricia Kaliati, said the film was an "insult to Malawi's children and the country" and that authorities had launched an investigation.
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 @icosthop9998 in China, all tours are Scams . They extort you to buy goods at inflated prices and claiming it's of High quality even though they're ordinary
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Of course, almost all Chinese people bring contraband. What's wrong with that ? Chinese goods are safe and of best quality From CCP propaganda dept
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@ryanreedgibson BBC NEWS | BBC investigation: Tracking those behind insulting videos of black people on Chinese social networks June 15 2022 In 2020, a shocking video began to circulate on Chinese social media spread on. Groups of African children were taught to repeat the phrase "I'm a nigger with a low IQ" in Chinese. The footage has sparked outrage in China and elsewhere, but where it was filmed and who filmed it has remained a mystery. BBC Eyes of Africa reporters Runako Celina and Henry Mhango spent months investigating the video production industry behind it. Shockingly, it is not limited to discrimination, but also involves allegations of abuse and exploitation. Malawi's minister for child welfare, Patricia Kaliati, said the film was an "insult to Malawi's children and the country" and that authorities had launched an investigation.
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Chinese are the chosen people of God, Uncle Xi is the only living God among us. They are entitled to do anything they want. From CCP propaganda dept
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