China's Hidden Misery

Living in China is far more of a struggle than most people realize

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[Dystopikachu]

9:23 When you got attractive homeless influencers setting up shop under a bridge, you know the fall to the bottom can't be very far away for anyone in this society.

[dreamerno.]

As a Chinese who lived in shenzhen since young, I can confirm this man is talking 100% facts about china! 💯💯💯

[rabaohong]

I am an American engineer and I worked in China quite a lot. On products coming into America. Of course I have a beautiful Chinese wife and daughter that I immigrated legally. I’ve been everywhere in China so I know exactly what you are talking about. I also have family in China. Tofu Dreg and industrial corruption is perhaps the worst in the world. Industrial pollution is perhaps the worst in the world. It’s very unfortunate because there are so many wonderful Chinese people. And when they come to America many of them become greatly successful.

[gnelover.]

As a Chinese, i can say that you understand China even better than the most Chinese. And thank you.

[elplumaje]

So, basically, learning Chinese was like wearing sunglasses in John Carpenter's "They Live"... 🤔

[unholyiiamas]

I have several co-workers that are Chinese. One is freshly out of the country, and is still very biased about Chinese superiority. The other has been in the US 20 years and called them out on this. They said, "why are all the Chinese researchers coming to the US for education and training if China is so great? Why not stay there? And why is it one sided and mass numbers of US researchers not going to China?".

[JohnDoe-twes]

I know a fellow here in Canada working for a Chinese firm in China. He does his work on the computer so he is here or back in China half the time. He told me he has not been paid for around 5 months, I was flabbergasted. Can't you talk to a lawyer I asked ? He just laughed, he said I continue to work and hope to get paid one day or stop working and not get any of my pay. That is the harsh reality he is in at this present time.

[bombsjetpack]

Foreigner: I wish I could become fluent in Chinese.
Foreigner five years later: Be careful what you wish for.

[laurennefrancis]

i had a Chinese professor in university, who happened to be my absolute favorite sociology prof. in my department. the day he found out he obtained his US citizenship, i just so happened to have class, and he cried announcing it in front of our class of about 25 students. this was around about 2016. it impacted me in a huge way; i really do not even have the words to express how much so. he also said he would NEVER go back to China. this video reminded me of him... i've been watching you for 5 years now and i've learned so much from you and CMilk. please keep creating this excellent content... you are a true citizen journalist in my eyes, and i appreciate all the work you've done.

[Chonkems]

My battle buddy's parents came from Mainland China. Whenever it comes up they literally just say "We're never going back there."

[laraoneal]

I’ve hated TEMU from day one. I knew it was a mess & I wanted nothing to do with them.

[Sirin]

When I was in the U.S. Navy I was wondering why we got an influx of "Chinese" recruits, barely spoke English but signed up to the U.S. military to get citizenship. Many of them were young girls too.

[vlwebd]

Learning the language
made you see
THE TRUTH !!!
Consider that a blessing and be glad you left China - before you got "vanished".

[qianyifan-nlkd]

Im a chinese, watching those fake chinese happy videos are too depressing, i love how this channel broadcast the truth which makes me feel much better

[PungiFungi]

Seeing the long queue of people desperate to get a visa to the US made me realize how lucky I am that my parents were from Canton (now Guangzhou) when Hong Kong was under British rule. They are able to moved to Hong Kong and from Hong Kong, straight to America. For all the woke liberals spewing anti-America and anti-West rhetoric, be careful of what you wish for. You may end up not able to spew anything at all.

[giulioperroni]

I taught English in China for six years before 2010, learned some Chinese and I found the people lovely and friendly. True it is very poor. What I remember is that everyone was afraid. NO ONE ever said anything personal to anyone, best friend or not. One never knew if they would tell the authorities some time in the future just to get ahead...

[fractal]

I guarantee you the CPP will downgrade your social credit score and call you a traitor just for being in that line

[truegrit]

I won't buy from Temu. If things are that ridiculously cheap, someone, somewhere is paying a high price. I remember getting off a train at a station in Guangdong. It was terrifying seeing all of the cripples begging and the complete lack of compassion by the locals. I felt like I had entered one of the 9 circles of hell.

[nickevans]

You hit the nail right on the head. I learned Chinese before moving there and I actually stopped trying to progress after being there and knowing their true attitudes toward the west and how superior they think they are. It indeed felt like a curse to know what is going on.

[Dave-zp]

Software engineer from China told me there he worked six days a week and on Sunday came to the office for a few hours for meetings.