What To Pack For China
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- What you should pack for China with links below! 👇🏾👇🏾
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You know you need a VPN to see Facebook, Instagram, CZcams, Pinterest & Netflix right?
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This is the VPN I use in China because, I need speed:
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This is the other VPN I endorse though:
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Books mentioned in the video.
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Audible membership
(Please forgive me. I misspoke and none of these Chinese books can be found on Audible.)
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101 Stories for Foreigners to Understand Chinese People
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Get Talking Chinese
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Survival Chinese
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What To Bring To China
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Philips Sonicare ProtectiveClean 4100 Plaque Control
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Philips Sonicare DiamondClean replacement toothbrush heads
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Wahl Cordless Clippers
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Lacie Rugged Harddrive 2TB USB3 & USBC (new mac connection)
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Enercell 2000 Watt Foreign Travel Voltage Converter
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Here’s the face masks I use. Sorry I couldn’t find one for the video.
Anyway, yes the pollution is bad at times, but if you’re going to be in China for
less than four years, you’ll probably be fine.
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Crest Glide Dental Floss
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Old Spice Deodorant (forgot to include. Definitely can’t get deodorant in China.)
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Emergen-C Immune+ (50 Count, Super Orange Flavor)
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Zicam Cold Remedy Rapidmelts (I used all mine. Bring me some?)
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Vicks DayQuil and NyQuil Cold & Flu
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Gillette Mach3 Men's Razor Blades, 10 Blade Refills
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Travelers Choice Tasmania 21 Inch Expandable Spinner Luggage
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Banana Boat Ultra Sport Sunscreen Lotion
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Grey Colored Converse Hide Dirt Better
(Not the exact pair I have, but cool enough. 👌🏾)
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My Weekender Leather Bag!!
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Tony’s Seasoning! (I use it six mornings a week on my eggs!😋)
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Don’t bring a hair dryer,
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Video Gear Used For This Video:
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Elementary Chinese was created by Kwadwo Sampany-Kessie to help expats living in China learn everyday Mandarin so they can communicate what they need.
In this video, Kwadwo Sampany-Kessie shares what you should pack for China whether you’re moving to China or just taking a trip to China.
What would you add to the list??? 👇🏾👇🏾
Probably natural hair products for the ladies and/or guys
@@DUPE321 Ah! right, I guess I forgot since I keep my hair so short. But yeah I still have hair product I brought from the States.
Pretty good list, but most you can find on taobao once you get set up here. I would say bring an unlocked phone at home, and buy a China mobile (or Unicom) chip at the airport when you get to China. Also make sure you download a vpn BEFORE you leave. Don’t go cheap on check in luggage. My bags came from the turnstile at the airport broken and open. Best to get a universal converter and adapter, because you may need it for traveling places like Hong Kong or Japan.
Good advice on the VPN. I totally forget to mention it. OOOOH and the adapter advice too! You found that stuff on Taobao???? I've seen some of it there, but actually it was folks who were purchasing on Amazon then shipping across the ocean for Taobao. Super expensive. What's been your experience?
@@ElementaryChinese I'm not a heavy Taobao user... But when I do use it, I can pretty much find what I'm looking for. If I see a seller selling an item for too much, chances are I can find another selling it cheaper there. For example...I like Raisin Bran cereal for breakfast, and I can't find it here in Taicang. So I order it from TaoBao. I've also bought HDMI adapter (another good suggestion if you want to connect your laptop to a TV screen)...and coconut oil (Good for skin and hair). Maybe I should do my own video about it for my channel...But, it seems more up your ally.
A few of these I have been able to find now in Chengdu, but shoes are impossible (I'm size 9), and if I want a good antiperspirant I'm stuck with men's spray on stuff. I am big on bringing extra strength Advil from home. Also, medications. They are not always available here, so I am going to talk to my doctor this summer about bringing home a year's worth. I am a size 12 for clothing, but I find even in most Western shops or Uniqlo I am the largest size they tend to have. If you are larger than a size 12 I recommend bringing clothes from home. Also, if you are blonde and use purple shampoo- bring it from home. I have resorted to using DIY with overpriced manic panic hair dye mixed with shampoo.
That being said, I'm bringing Chinese gifts back home that you cannot get in Canada! Hawthorn candies, desktop air conditioners, and reasonably priced silk, pearls, and 999 silver!
Loved this video
When are you coming to China?
When I was in China I couldn’t find any under arm deodorant so apparently Chinese people don’t smell when they sweat
.... hmm.. I dunno. But there's definitely not much deodorant here. I saw some roll-on kind once and when I took it up the the Watson's employees, they didn't know what it was for!
Yes, I agree - bring deodorant. Most Chinese people don’t have stinky underarms like we foreigners do, so it’s hard to get deodorant here, especially for a reasonable price or if you have a preferred brand.
Personally I prefer Vans to Converse for shoes
I like your videos so much sir!
Where are u from ?
Near Seattle. You?
Istanbul, Turkey 😇
@@walterbennett722 Oh yeah? I knew several cool Turkish folks when I lived in Xiamen. They were in the stone trade.
Guess I'll be needing 3 large bags when I get to travel to China 😂 Seems like one needs to pack almost everything
Wait !! thencyou cannot find anything here in china ????
Nice video.
Did you love life in Xiamen ? How is it compared to other cities like Beijin or Shenzen ?
Xiamen is a fun, HOT island with a crowded feel. Beijing is a BIG city that feels a little less crowded. I like them both.
What would you recommend about taking over prescription chronic medication?
Get to your Doc. Tell them you're traveling to China and need extra prescription.