Comments by "Anonymous" (@Anonymous------) on "Wild Camping in China's Wild West" video.

There are many people in China backpacking and camping along the highways to and from Tibet. Chinese people don't like hitchhiking, they rather bike and even walk thousands of km, mostly to prove themselves have strong will power and ability to be independent.
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@yunjuyishi Hitchhikers became victims of crimes and accidents, especially female hitchhikers.
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@apocaRUFF Prostrating is laying flat on the ground, then get up to walk a few steps and then lay flat on the ground again, those are Tibetan religious people travelling from within Tibet to Lahsa. The travellers I was talking about are the Han Chinese backpackers or campers, they walk or bicycle for hundreds or thousands of km to Lahsa, they sleep in tents and eat whatever food they carry with them until they reach a town with food supply. Many of them travel for months without any hitchhiking or riding on any vehicle. Some of them pull a box cart which they can sleep inside. There are many videos showing them on the road to Lahsa. This guy has a super easy life, hitchhiking and eating at restaurants, that's nothing compared to those travellers walking for months without any ride or restaurants.
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I condemn the USA's oppression and violations of human rights on the native Americans. USA has been around only a few hundred years, whereas native Americans have been around 20,000 to 30,000 years!
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@TaiwanSausage The Chinese government built concrete huts along the highways leading to Lahsa for road travellers to sleep in so they can be safe from wild animals and cold weather.
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China is perhaps the easiest and safest country for hitchhike travellers. Many Chinese people bike or walk thousands of km to and from Tibet. This man is nothing, he is doing something super easy by hitchhiking, he should prove how tough he really is by walking thousands of km to Tibet, let's see he does it like tens of thousands of Chinese who are everyday on the roads to and from Tibet at high altitude and harsh weather.
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The easilest humans known to use fire to cook (BBQ) their food are the Peking Men, most likely the ancestors of the Chinese people, so it's most likely kebabs or BBQ meats on a stick originated in where is now called China, then spread to other parts of the world.
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@凌xing-v6u There are even more wolves in Tibet, the weather is much harsh and colder there. Traveling by walking to Tibet is a popular challenge for the Chinese, they are inspired by Journey to the West. There are many videos of Chinese walking to Tibet, they refuse to get rides, they walk thousands of km to Tibet.
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