How Bad is the Chinese Economy? Walk Through Guangzhou Reveals the Truth!

What is China REALLY like in 2024? In today's video I share how China is transforming Southern China, why Hong Kong people are now fully embracing China, we'll talk about how China is opening up to foreigners, and finally some of the lessons I've learned from visiting China this summer and what I think will happen in the future! Let's dive in

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[draganpapic]

Thank you, Cyrus! It's great to hear a normal perspective on the wonderful country of China. As a Serbian, I'm very happy to see my government taking the right steps to develop and maintain a strong and friendly relationship with China!

[greaterbayareahero]

I am educated from the West and now decided to live in China. It is just way ahead of any other country in quality of life and Infrastructure. I can only say come and experience it.

[kkamca]

Hey, thanks for this amazing video. I am from and living in Hong Kong. You guys really are telling the truth about Hong Kong and China, and people from the West (and the rest of the world) should watch your video.

[manng]

Thanks Cyrus. Appreciate all your work. I'm from Hong Kong and from an young age my parents did everything they could to get us into the UK for a "better" future. I had never felt at home. Even from a young age I had always loved HK and china. I specifically remember in school when people asked me where was I from, it took me literally 15mins of explaining with a world map to tell them where it was. I am so happy to see people like you explaining to the world what China is like now. I have been in UK for 26 years then decided I wanted to move back home to HK. I've been through the Riots, been through COVID. I was so angry at the west for all the lies they tried to put onto us during both these occasions and I did my best to explain to my western and HK friends and what pros and cons we have in HK and China but noone seemed to understand. I'm glad there's people like you who still see logic in this chaotic world. I hope people can understand there is nothing such as pure freedom, and what China doing is for the good of their people and please see for yourselves that china is achieving this day by day. Every time I watch your vids there's so much I want to say and comment so finally decided to leave a long one here. Hope you don't mind. Once again thank you for your work and I hope more people can come see what we are really like.

[jdloer]

my grandfather was from Guangzhou, and he was foreced to leave China as a teen due to family intrigues and went to Mexico, I never met him as he died before I was born. My father never had a good relationship with him, and thus as I child I never really learned much about my grandfather and what I learned about China was really my own interest as a chill. Now as a 47 year old, there is some sort of calling. It is very interesting, I just felt in my body and my soul (yeah it sounds a bit poetic, but it is true). I even think one morning last year I heard a voice which I believe it was my grandfathers spirit. So I am planning a trip to Guangzhou next year and see what happens. I do not know anyone there, but I am open to see how I will feel and what life has to show me.

[tshungchingtay]

Well said, I travel to China frequently, what is noticeable is the development is so fast paced and the country is progressing so well.

[pmmoey]

Can’t agree more with Alex and Cyrus about China and the growing positive perception of China

[gabrielpaiva]

It’s astonishing how Western powers often manipulate perceptions of China. About five years ago, I visited Changsha (apologies if I misspelled that) and was absolutely blown away. I wasn’t expecting something bad, but I genuinely didn’t know what to expect. My three months there were incredible in every single aspect. The people were amazing, the food was delicious, the infrastructure was impressive – everything was just fantastic. I’m not exaggerating when I say this, and I even had to use the healthcare system – which was flawless. There’s nothing negative to say from my part, and trust me, I have tried. You just have to get up and see it for yourself.

[da]

love love Guangzhou. Love the green and flowers all over the city. We were there in June 2024 and stayed at the Conrad Guangzhou Hotel. These are a few observations during our short stay. #1- China is very very safe. #2-The 4 big cities we stayed in are modern with advanced metro and high-speed trains. #3-"Most" areas/streets are clean. We saw thrash on a Saturday night in Beijing party district but that was cleaned up before the next morning. #4- Seven out of ten cars are EV, just from glancing. #5- There are no gas stations on the street. I was told gas stations are in underground parking lots. #6-The kids are tall. Most averaging 6" feet or taller. #7- Squat toilets #8- People smoking under the "NO smoking" sign. #9-The public spitting, mostly the older generations though. #10-You need a smartphone and internet to get around and buy things.

[ShuYenKor]

Visited Hong Kong last year.
Travelling from Hong Kong to Shenzhen via the high speed rail was like time travel.
Hong Kong felt like it a time capsule from the 1990s.
It pretty much feels like China supercharged Shenzhen's development as a silent slap to Hong Kong.

[damnedseagull]

Thank you Cyrus for this video, packed with information and facts. together with peace-loving peoples over the world, let’s build a better world of peaceful coexistence and enjoy life in this blue planet.

[hasanwidodo]

I'm from Indonesia and never visit China but after watching your channel it's very clear and consistent explanation about all of the progress, thanks ❤

[洪志忠-eg]

We Chinese proud of you by telling the truth about China ! 謝謝您 !

[rto]

You two gentlemen earned my utmost respect for being non-biased and excellent video contents 👏

[Shenzhou.]

Many Chinese warmly welcome Westerners to our lands as visitors. However, many Westerners are increasingly regarding Chinese in their lands as unwelcome.

[dranzacspartan]

I've been to China and I have mates that refuse to believe me that there are Chinese Christians (about 70 Million Christians, more than twice the population of Australia). Glad you pointed that out.

[wataric]

Two marvellous fellows devoting their time n effort to showcase d real China to d world, n standing up for truth n peace.

[Phidiasan]

American-born Chinese here, left after graduating Uni; best decision of my life.

[patriotoverseas]

I am a 74 year old Chinese born in Hong Kong, grew up in Taiwan and Hong, received a mostly western education in Hong Kong and attended two universities in the US. Now I am a Canadian citizen having lived here for over three decades. As a young man I was full of admiration for western culture but in recent years the aura has been wearing off fast. Democracy, equality, freedom of speech and the "rules based order" are all turning into a big farce. The truth has been twisted beyond recognition.
Thank you Cyrus and Alex for your contributions in telling the world about China like it is.

[ChrisHereToday]

Cyrus, another great video - thank you for showing and speaking the truth