UNBELIEVABLE LIFE OF INDIAN'S LIVING IN CHINA 🔥🔥

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[mountainclimber]

i am living here since 2016 and my son also in grade four..he studied three years in Kindergarten and now four years in Primary school..Kindergarten was private so we paid 900 Yuan a month, which includes breakfast, lunch, two time snacks..and primary school is public so all is free, in China public schools until high school are free, only needed to pay for lunch..books are free, and all other facilities are free of charge..just pay around 230 Yuan a month on Food and no other expenses..may be this Indian brother is sending his Kids to private schools, which are very very expensive here, and only less than 5% are sending kids to private schools..and out of these private schools 90% are in Chinese medium, while remaining 10% are English medium, and available only in big cities..

[MrDebour]

I wish one day India and China can fix their border problem. from South Africa I love you my BRICS partners❤️

[vipinkumar-wzxg]

हमे भी बहुत अच्छा लगा आपके साथ चाइना के लोगो की जिंदगी और वहा का कल्चर देख के एक बात तो माननी पड़ेगी चाइना बकाई बहुत डेवलप हे इंडिया की तुलना में ।
आपकी वीडियो के माध्यम से ही हमे चाइना के बारे में सब पता चला तहे दिल से हम आपको धन्यवाद देते हे जो अपने हमे जो गलत धारणा थी चाइना और बहा के लोगो को लेकर सब दूर की ।
हमे आगे भी आपकी वीडियो का इंतजार रहेगा🎉

[N.K.---]

Man i just love China Chinese people are really kind and humble ❤️

[dontbeafraidimhere]

China has achieved so much development! This is because they have high vision for the future

[panchukbini]

Indians living happily in foreign countries while in India even tourist struggles to rome, fellow Indian we need lot's of changes for better India. Peace✌

[Golukumaarr]

Chinese politicians, media or people never promoted hatred for indian they are very loving people. But Indian politician (both in power and opposition) follow US corporate media and promote hatred for china(I'm also one of them). Hope in furure India and China will promote peace and deal with genuine problem like poverty, lack of education .

[dbmotiv]

Your Chinese series is one of the best series about the China, which I never seen before, absolutely amazing i personally enjoyed a lot 👌👍, good luck for ahead

[DK-evdg]

He hit the nail in the head when he said even a small worker has lot of things in China.

[WilleneBusinessLifestyle]

One thing I love about China is the diversity it is embracing! No matter where you are from all over the world! It’s amazing! I’m glad I’m here to experience it. Thanks for this amazing video brother. I like your interactions with everyone!😊

[Ash-epnz]

Chinese people, much love from India. We love to see your development and how far you have come. I hope more Indians get to travel to China. Yes we have some conflicts between our Governments but know this we don't wish anything bad on Chinese people. You are welcome to visit India and we are interested to learn more about China.

[Zapper_]

As an Indian i never hated china as a country, it's arguably the most developed and powerful country in the world.. it's sad that we have our differences

[美籍回族人谈耶稣]

Thank you for showing Indians what China is.

[MoonCyber]

I am a Chinese national. While China has achieved many accomplishments and developments, there are still many issues that need to be resolved and improved. This requires the participation of talented individuals from China as well as from all around the world. China is an inclusive and non-discriminatory country, so I also welcome Indians to come to China, visit, travel, and even live and work here if possible.
मैं एक चीनी नागरिक हूँ। चीन ने कई उपलब्धियाँ और विकास प्राप्त किए हैं, लेकिन फिर भी कई समस्याएँ हैं जिन्हें हल करने और सुधारने की आवश्यकता है। इसके लिए चीनी लोगों के साथ-साथ दुनिया के विभिन्न हिस्सों में उत्कृष्ट लोगों की सहभागिता की आवश्यकता होती है। चीन एक समावेशी और भेदभावरहित देश है, इसलिए मैं भारतीयों का भी स्वागत करता हूँ कि वे चीन आएं, यहां घूमें, यात्रा करें, और यदि संभव हो तो यहां रहें और काम करें।.
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[justsomeguywithasmolmustac]

Out of all your series, China is the one which I enjoyed the most. I fell in love with China even more after seeing your vlogs. Have a great trip!!

[madhusudhanwadawadgi]

Awesome series it was vishnu. Thank you so much. Got to know so much of China, culture technology superb. Now eagerly waiting for new series new journey new experience.

[royabcde]

Thank you for showing the world how China really is. I genuinely hope there will be a Chinese series 2.0 in the near future. And the true beauty of China lies in its landscape, such as the Karst hills in Guilin, the raging torrent flushing through the valley of Hengduan mountains, the scattering ancient towns at the feet of the snow mountains in Yunnan Province, etc. In fact, not far from Chengdu is one of the world's most beautiful places, Jiuzhaigou, an alpine valley with lakes of unimaginable gem-like colors. Please come back again. ❤from 🇨🇳

[xz]

As a 3rd party person, I found what the restaurant owner says is very important. I don't want it to go unnoticed. On top of tech advance, he mentioned the following when comparing India and China, 1, girl's marriage, dowry, 2, small person can have lots of things in China (Chinese inside China please don't feel unconvinced or take for granted, only after traveling all around the world, you know he's right). 3, order and law enforcement, 4, infrastructure (land reform related)... All these happened in China only after a major social reconstruction, while India probably doesn't even have a basic social evolution in terms of structure. That's why some joke that India needs a Chairman Mao first. So very frankly, in this regard, I think India has a very long way to go to catch up with China.

[shabbirmr]

My perception about China's development has completely changed after watching your videos

[spencer]

Imagine one day your kids say to you how cute pandas are. Then you tell them you have seen them in real life in China. Do you know what it means to them? You're immediately their hero.