Geography Now! China

Wow, we did this entire episode without even mentioning the Great wall of China.

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How does this guy look like a mix of every kind of human

[tatianamgibson]

Can we all just agree that Paul did an amazing job with this?

[internetexplorer]

This guy: The Chinese are very hardworking

Me a Chinese: Lying in bed watching this video instead of doing my homework

[the_one_who_has_a_very_str]

What a coincidence that the "Geography Now! China" video is 19:49 long, if you ask me.

[TheGeneralHarith]

"Two Titans slamming into each other"
Now you know how the Himalayas was formed

[Cerez]

Imagine the guy which is waiting for Zimbabwe ._.

[waltwen]

As a Chinese, I have to admit that he knows China a lot

[frankmerriwell]

One thing I like about this channel after watching many of the videos, they managed to stay neutral on political issues. If there is a controversy, address it, but don’t rush to comment unless you’ve done your research. That’s a scientific approach to issues that many media lack these days.

[wilburwongdev]

I am a native Mandarin speaker, I can ensure you that this guy's mandarin is good.

[louislee]

As a Chinese, I have to say this YouTuber explained the relationship between China & Taiwan and the islands in south sea in a smart and neutral way. It is not complete, but can be easily understood by people from other countries :)

[GeographyNow]

Thanks to all the Chinese geograpeeps that contacted us and helped with the video. YES there is a LOT of stuff we didn't mention and YES there are some other minor disputed areas, YES I know there are two minor image blips (see if you can find them!) And YES I know it's more proper to call this country the "People's republic of China" but Nonetheless, enjoy the biggest episode we have ever done to this day.

-Barby

[JessieB]

We've watched so many of these videos, thought I'd drop a comment and say thanks SO MUCH for doing this series! We use them for homeschool regularly, and they're awesome.

[soulplexis]

"Xinjiang has a lot of OIL!"
USA: Now you're talking!!

[rutujakarawade]

"Sometimes China and India are like two monstrous titans slamming into each other at high velocity."

Me watching AOT :

[gracexu]

for me a Chinese person
its the most neutralized explanation for the Taiwan problem by a guy grew up in the US
which I appreciate a lot

[bh]

Must give you a thumb up for this video!!! You have done a great job in less than 20 minutes talking about China, a nation with the largest and the most diverse populations, languages and geography, as well as the longest documented civilisation. You have covered the lot and pretty fairly with considerations and respect to modern historical events that are still playing out. As an overseas Chinese, I thank you for doing good research.

[stephenlau]

Wow!!! I'm really surprised. You are the only foreigner I have ever seen that can explain China most clear in the shortest time. This must have cost you a lot of time. Thank you for your introduction. Respect from China.

[vc]

Honestly, this guy does a very good job. It’s not easy to make a video when touching all these disputes and sensitive issues around China and still not make Chinese people annoyed. he handles it pretty well.

[_Kbinks]

Tries to go to bed. See's geography now video.

[kntanfox]

Qinghai Lake is a saltwater lake. It has been disconnected from all rivers for a long time, so it is not the birthplace of any river. The Yellow River originates from the Bayan Kara Mountains in Qinghai Province, and the Yangtze River originates from the Tanggula Mountains in Qinghai Province. Both of these places are far away from Qinghai Lake - a answer from Qinghai people