China is Dangerous!? We Put It to the Test – You Won’t Believe What Happened!

How Safe is china really ? Like whats the risks? Is China travel really as dangerous as some people claim? We decided to find out for ourselves.

In this video, we test safety, culture, and daily life in China through our own experiences—what we found might shock you! Don’t miss this eye-opening journey and let us know your thoughts in the comments as we debunk the myths about China.

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November 2024 | Vlog 445 | Changsha, China
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[jasonlow]

Sad statistics but the americans are proud of their FREEDOM! Freedom to do what exactly? Die young? Get mugged? Pay exorbitant fees for healthcare? All in the name of freedom?
You guys just go on with the good and informative videos on your travel throughout the world.

[dwwd-ir]

I am so glad to see you guys again! Enjoy the safety and peace in China!

[ssomms]

There is Blondie in China, she's an Australian lady been and out of China for many years. She lived and traveled around China by herself and she never looked scared at all, even to remote places. There's a bunch of South Korean ladies who (travel alone) do vlogs in China when they visit during the 144 hours visa thing. There's also Because I'm Lizzy and Katherine's Journey to the East. These are some of single females in China that I follow here. ☺

[huiqinjinxi]

Nice video!❤China is super safe compared to a lot of countries, but there are still some incidents happening there. I am Chinese and proud of my country. Thanks for the video and enjoy your stay there❤

[KatieKoo-zi]

I barely get emotional over most of things now, given that Im already in my 30s. Chairman Mao, however, shall always get me to shed tears. As I grow old, the more history I learn the more I admire Mao. He was undoubtedly the greatest politician, revolutionary leader of all time.

[anuochang]

China is not 100% safe, no country is completely safe. But as a Chinese born and raised in China, my country is really getting better. I remember when I was young, my parents still told me not to play too late at night. But as I get older, I don't know when China's security will become better and better. It may be related to having enough cameras, as cameras provide us with a sense of security. I hope you have a pleasant time in China.

[marinoint]

You two are awesome. Thank you for another great video!

[kenlai]

There is no doubt that China is one of the safest countries in the world.

[rogerstarkey]

You are SO much more comfortable in China now than your first day (Yes, I watched "the Walk")

[ssomms]

How should I say this? 🤔Cameras do make you safer and track criminals after the fact, faster apprehension of the culprit. In NYC, we have cameras in the metro, Times Square, etc. but some people still do the crimes regardless. Sigh...😮‍💨 Just this week, a guy set a homeless woman on fire in the metro. 😢 So, I think cameras definitely help, but it's not just because of them that crimes in China are so much lesser than certain other countries. I think it's the people and gov't working together, maybe.

[Walterkooy]

I live in a smaller Chinese city and I never ever lock my car. ( big BYD SUV) The key is even inside and you can just start it by pushing the start button.

[babc]

The locals in Paris kindly reminded me to keep an eye on my backpack while walking on the street.😜😜😜

[yiyiQi-ho]

China is safe, it is suggested that the friends who travel to China should take care of their belongings and not leave them at will. Prevents being taken away by someone who might think they are being discarded.

[kokkeonglee]

I had a similiar experience, it was 2009, I rented the bicycles to cyling along the West Lake in Hangzhou. I parked my bicycles beside a tree and I carelessly left my Sony Camera inside the front baskat of the bicycles then walked into a small park. 10 minutes later, when I back, a youth who wore a volunteer jacket stood beside my bicycles, he told me that I left over my camera in the basket, he asked me to take good care on the camera because it is expensive. I am oversea Chinese, I am pretty sure that he didn't know I am foreigner thus gave me a special care. Then there was no camera along the lake bank, if somebody took the camera, the police can't trace the thief for me.

[ferrytrailershipper]

U actually didn’t have to throw your drinks away, the security guard would ask u to take a sip in front of him that’s it’s a safe drink, then you are good to go with it in the metro

[X-H-Wu]

See the helmets on the ebike. They just leave the helmets there, on the seat, on the rack, or hang on the handle, without locking. No one takes it.

[sunlin]

While you are in China, it will be great if you can do a Harbin Ice Festival video. Because it is so beautiful. I think Harbin is in the north of China.

[kyblack]

You must be kidding right? About the UK passing a law that theft under the value of £200 won’t be prosecuted, as that basically means it’s legal to steal anything under that amount. CRAZY! Luv watching you guys. All the best from NZ 😊

[luckyh]

The strong suspense makes people unable to resist watching through the video, this is a really interesting tourist experience. Thank you.

[yikuainiba]

Hahaha I think you guys made no one dare to rent that bike! Cuz people would assume that bike was occupied...