How Expensive is LIFE IN CHINA? 🇨🇳 A Day in China's Most FUTURISTIC CITY, Shenzhen!

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  • čas přidán 7. 09. 2024

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  • @mangodeng6283
    @mangodeng6283 Před měsícem +33

    In China, people do not go shopping once a week. They often go out to buy things every day because they can buy the freshest ones. Chinese people have a deep obsession with freshness.

    • @625as-pj5mg
      @625as-pj5mg Před měsícem +1

      China is very big and you are only talking about the situation south of the Yangtze River. North 4-5 days to buy goods. The more north you go, the longer it takes, up to a month. But it seems that most of them will buy food online and have it delivered to their home (within 30 minutes (relatively expensive)/ the next day (much cheaper))

    • @mangodeng6283
      @mangodeng6283 Před 18 dny

      @@625as-pj5mg haha,i am guangdong people

  • @user-es8dx4os1d
    @user-es8dx4os1d Před měsícem +140

    Tea originated in China, which is the earliest country to drink tea. The large-scale cultivation of tea in India began in 1833, when the Indian Tea Board sent Gordon (G.J.Gordon) to import 80,000 tea seeds from China for trial planting and breeding in the Kolkata Botanical Garden. ‌
    After the seedlings matured, these tea seedlings were sent to Assam and Darjeeling for planting, thus opening up the large-scale cultivation of tea in India. Tea has become an important pillar of India's national economy, and tea is produced in 22 states across the country. ‌

    • @KennyHello
      @KennyHello Před měsícem +3

      👍

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +9

      Thanks for sharing! Awesome to see, we also went to Darjeeling and tried the tea there! Where in China did it originate?

    • @user-es8dx4os1d
      @user-es8dx4os1d Před měsícem +31

      @@zingwibrothers The origin of tea can be traced back to the ancient Bashu area in southwest China, which is considered one of the birthplaces of the world's tea culture and the earliest tea planting base in China. According to research, as early as 3000 BC, people in Chaling began to grow, make and drink tea.
      The earliest tea varieties introduced to India came from Yunnan, China. The tea varieties introduced later mainly came from Anhui and Wuyishan area of ​​Fujian, China.

    • @user-es8dx4os1d
      @user-es8dx4os1d Před měsícem +25

      @@zingwibrothers The black tea that Westerners love to drink actually has a short history. The earliest black tea in the world was invented by tea farmers in the Wuyishan tea area in Fujian during the Ming Dynasty (1567-1610).

    • @chaichad7227
      @chaichad7227 Před měsícem +15

      @@zingwibrothers Even now, China's tea culture is very different from that of Japan and India.
      Since ancient times, Chinese tea culture has been more advocating the taste of tea itself, while Japan and India are more accustomed to adding other spices to give tea different flavors.
      As the birthplace of tea culture, Chinese people have high standards for drinking tea. Different tea varieties, different water, and different brewing methods will greatly affect the taste, which is a very complicated process and contains Chinese philosophy. Precisely because of its complexity, it is not conducive to its spread.
      Although China has exported a large amount of tea, due to various reasons, the correct way of drinking tea has not been widely spread along with the tea. Therefore, many countries have explored on their own according to their own ideas and expectations, and eventually formed their own tea cultures. However, in the eyes of Chinese people, adding other things to tea is spoiling the tea.
      The tea you drink in the restaurant, we call it "grain tea", which means it tastes good, is inexpensive and of good quality, and can be drunk in large quantities; while high-end tea can cost thousands or even tens of thousands of dollars per 100 grams.

  • @NoohCee
    @NoohCee Před měsícem +73

    All tea plants and tea culture originat in China. The first tea plant in India was smuggled from China by a British.

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +2

      Interesting 🧐

    • @Ranchmountain
      @Ranchmountain Před měsícem +9

      The East Indian Company was loaded selling tea, in order to make more money they announced the Tea Act in North America which resulted The Destruction of Tea at Boston Harbor in 1773. The British want the tea so bad, they started to sell opium in China in order to balance the tea trade, thus Opium war started. Since tea is so important to the British and its Indian company, they brought tea seed to plant in India. CHA is the word for tea in China, now Indian call them CHAI.

    • @Q_QQ_Q
      @Q_QQ_Q Před měsícem

      ​@@Ranchmountainmountain regions in india had tea since old times . British introduced milk tea.

    • @irritatedanglosaxon1705
      @irritatedanglosaxon1705 Před měsícem +5

      @Q_QQ_Q what did India give to the world, seriously? Almost ZERO. If u ask what Chinese gave the world, I can tell u many

    • @xinyiquan666
      @xinyiquan666 Před měsícem +4

      @@Q_QQ_Q mountains area was not part of india until 1947, those area was part of tibet and burma ,the british came and took those area, also tea in those area were also from china

  • @CaidenUs
    @CaidenUs Před měsícem +156

    Tea culture originated in China, and others are imitations, including those in Japan and India. The tea planted in India was stolen from China during the British colonization of India.

    • @ChrisHereToday
      @ChrisHereToday Před měsícem +13

      Good information, thanks for sharing.

    • @user-pd7rk8jz7f
      @user-pd7rk8jz7f Před měsícem

      @@ChrisHereToday ja kumpels, in d world only 2 ways to say tea : tea (teh) or cha (chai) both north n south Chinese Languages.
      btw England wanna steal more tea dats why they give Chinese opium drugs last time 😢

    • @user-do6xx2st5z
      @user-do6xx2st5z Před měsícem +6

      而且晚了差不多1400年!也许这个数字过去了就没有什么感觉,其实这个时间是美国建国到现在的五倍!

    • @sktang7145
      @sktang7145 Před měsícem +6

      Let’s not get political here and enjoy the videos of these 2 nice young men first time in China, having such an open mind to try everything. Thanks for sharing boys 👍👏👏

    • @user-sv8td8ke5l
      @user-sv8td8ke5l Před měsícem +18

      ​@@sktang7145普及真相,什么时候变成政治了?

  • @HKWong-kw9nm
    @HKWong-kw9nm Před měsícem +29

    In Mainland China, the diversity of expenditure level is big even in big cities. You can spend thousands of Euro for luxury living, but still can survive by 10 euros a day. Even in downtown Shenzhen like Futuan, you can find decent apartments for single (about 15 sq meters) cost only 200 Euro monthly rent.

  • @colinhan9939
    @colinhan9939 Před měsícem +33

    so happy to see that you guys share the real chinese life here, no prejudice, only real and fair oponions, looking forward to your more videos. Have a nice trip.

  • @user-vs9lf2gt9k
    @user-vs9lf2gt9k Před měsícem +14

    Don't watch this video at night, you'll get hungry!!
    Happy day in China, perfect!! The barber must be praised for their excellent skills and handsome appearance!!

  • @shamimreza603
    @shamimreza603 Před měsícem +85

    The story of tea and tea drinking begins in China some 5000 years ago.

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +2

      Crazyyyy

    • @user-pd7rk8jz7f
      @user-pd7rk8jz7f Před měsícem

      ja kumpels, in d world only 2 ways to say tea : tea (teh) or cha (chai) both north n south Chinese Languages.
      btw England wanna steal more tea dats why they give Chinese opium drugs last time :(

    • @user-do6xx2st5z
      @user-do6xx2st5z Před měsícem

      你这是胡说八道!有历史记载的是先秦说、汉说、三国说!所以茶在中国大概不会超过2000年,前面的无证可查!

    • @Ben-qe8cx
      @Ben-qe8cx Před měsícem

      有可能是由古印度伴随佛教在汉朝传过来的,一开始只在憎人之间修行时流行,随着佛教在唐朝大范围民间传播,所谓的茶文化也随着在民间广泛流传,并且古代的饮茶方式文化与现在的有所不同,日本流行的传统喝法应该更接近古代中国的方式。

  • @amylee-o5s
    @amylee-o5s Před měsícem +10

    from your 1st video in SHANGHIA now to SHENZHEN, i'm so glad to find you 2 guys have familiar with chinese life day after day and enjoy it. especially you came to shenzhen, my city, every thing you choose in shenzhen was so smart, from hotel to metro, visiting villiage, skiining in hot summer, hahhaha ,you r so great~~~~~

  • @CHAN-xj4hm
    @CHAN-xj4hm Před měsícem +53

    The tea you drink is Tieguanyin, which is a type of oolong tea, generally brewed for 1-3 minutes. When drinking, you can taste its rich flavor and unique floral aroma. Chinese desserts are generally not very sweet, as people pay more attention to health, so not much sugar is added.

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +6

      Thanks for sharing! 😋

    • @okayyeah-bn8lx
      @okayyeah-bn8lx Před měsícem +7

      在中国对甜品最高的评价是,这个不太甜😂

    • @user-pd7rk8jz7f
      @user-pd7rk8jz7f Před měsícem

      @@okayyeah-bn8lx its equal to, es kann man essen, hhaa.

    • @leontx4211
      @leontx4211 Před měsícem +4

      one thing not correct, brew only 5-10 seconds each time, cause the tea leaves is super tender (the tender, the better, and more expensive)

    • @ItachiQAQ
      @ItachiQAQ Před měsícem

      @@leontx4211 主要看冲泡方式 视频中这种茶壶茶水比比较高 所以冲泡时间较短就可以 我一般用盖碗泡茶 基本上也都是秒出茶水

  • @clin3970
    @clin3970 Před měsícem +53

    43mins, now I'm satisfied🤣

  • @chjin1796
    @chjin1796 Před měsícem +13

    You see that the 99,800 yuan car is a hybrid car that uses BYD's latest technology. It can travel more than 2,000 kilometers on a full tank and on a full charge.

  • @Jaredbuncher
    @Jaredbuncher Před měsícem +29

    Longer episodes should be your new thing now. It’s much more enjoyable.

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +7

      Cool to hear, next ones also gonna be like that, we try to improve 👍🏼

    • @user-pd7rk8jz7f
      @user-pd7rk8jz7f Před měsícem

      @@zingwibrothers Uncut version bitte

  • @manuelman8119
    @manuelman8119 Před měsícem +7

    茶叶蛋是用茶叶、酱油、白糖浸泡的鸡蛋,先用普通水煮到半熟,然后把皮磕碎,再放到茶叶酱油里去煮熟。煮的越久越好吃

  • @nithyajai5163
    @nithyajai5163 Před měsícem +35

    Hair style of both of you looks pretty 😊😊ma.

  • @lunarlolita6048
    @lunarlolita6048 Před měsícem +12

    In ShenZhen 2023, the average salary for labour is about 14553 CNY per-month and the median is 10378 CNY, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. A 25 yo college-mate of mine working in Shenzhen for 3 years, got paid about 40k per-month now.

  • @okayyeah-bn8lx
    @okayyeah-bn8lx Před měsícem +11

    so far i feel you two are very easygoing at heart

  • @ahe-w1x
    @ahe-w1x Před měsícem +20

    It should be noted that China is the birthplace of tea culture, not only the British Black Tea or Indian tea, in fact, are passed down from ancient China. India's tea culture will be similar to Britain's for historical reasons. And your morning tea did not eat shrimp dumplings, really a pity, and ribs, chicken feet, these are super delicious.

  • @RajeshRavindranathan
    @RajeshRavindranathan Před měsícem +25

    As an Indian, I think the tea drinking in China is a lot more unique and seems more authentic than the Indian one but regardless I love Indian Tea taste too.

  • @user-ex5jv1wc3t
    @user-ex5jv1wc3t Před měsícem +15

    哈哈哈…你們兄弟倆的新发型很帥!👍👍👍 你們一整天吃的三餐看起來都很美味,希望都很合你們的口味啊!😋😋😋 你們拍下一部的影片,會出現在四季如春風景優美的云南省嗎?😂😂😂

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +3

      Yunnan looks super interesting, which city would you recommend?

    • @user-ex5jv1wc3t
      @user-ex5jv1wc3t Před měsícem +5

      哈哈哈……1:麗江 2:大理 3:玉龍雪山 4:西双版那 5:昆明 。

  • @ChrisHereToday
    @ChrisHereToday Před měsícem +9

    I love Shenzhen, Shenzhen is well-known for its vast array of markets and shops offering bargains on a wide variety of goods. From electronics and gadgets to clothing and accessories, you can find almost anything at competitive prices, not to mention great food everywhere. And wonderful people in Shenzhen!

  • @user-rs6eh2so2q
    @user-rs6eh2so2q Před měsícem +38

    你们可以不用买票,直接刷支付宝上的transport码进出地铁站或者公交

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +3

      Yes, but we had troubles getting the Alipay QR-Code itself in Shenzhen. But it worked fine in Shanghai and Beijing

    • @fannyl2600
      @fannyl2600 Před měsícem

      @@zingwibrothers Did you remember to update the current city to Shenzhen in Alipay coz it was Shanghai or Beijing that you guys previously were?

    • @user-wg7qe2dq1w
      @user-wg7qe2dq1w Před měsícem +1

      @@zingwibrothers You can buy a transportation card with 'China T-Union' logo, and then you can take the subway or bus anywhere in mainland China.

  • @rahuladduri6562
    @rahuladduri6562 Před měsícem +26

    go to chongqing soon and explore through the maze of metro and mountains

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +6

      Chongqing looks definitely interesting! Some recommendations on what to see/do there ? We might consider to go in another trip

    • @cynthiazhu-lm2id
      @cynthiazhu-lm2id Před měsícem +1

      XinJiang is recommended

    • @ChrisHereToday
      @ChrisHereToday Před měsícem +3

      I hope to be going very soon, looks awesome - I can't wait to visit

  • @howapplelover
    @howapplelover Před měsícem +31

    Love you guy videos

  • @ybeuhie
    @ybeuhie Před měsícem +26

    I'm coming at the speed of light

  • @rayzhang8118
    @rayzhang8118 Před měsícem +4

    As for the lotous flower, I want to say that's not an unblooming flower, but the fruit of lotous after the flower fades.
    Also, thanks you for the nnice sharing!

  • @distrustful.000
    @distrustful.000 Před měsícem +12

    Chinese emperors and rich people whom can afford in the past drinks tea frequently,and the Chinese customs welcome guests with tea,sip and chat.

  • @TracyT-xd5lm
    @TracyT-xd5lm Před měsícem +5

    Like your China series very much, hope you will explore more China. ❤❤

  • @user-pp5sk5lt3x
    @user-pp5sk5lt3x Před měsícem +3

    32:50 在中国有一些超市是可以自己打捞想吃的海鲜,然后交给超市的厨房,告诉厨师你想要什么样的做法,辣的还是甜的,然后厨师会帮你烹饪。
    这是当地一个比较流行的特色,但这样的超市不多。

  • @medharithu6952
    @medharithu6952 Před měsícem +13

    China is very famous for porcelain dishes, we call in India as china's clay to that material

  • @hawkinsjr5967
    @hawkinsjr5967 Před měsícem +5

    It's important to heat the cups so that the temperature of tea can be kept. That's why the waiter rinse the cups before serving tea

  • @Bigrefrigerator4
    @Bigrefrigerator4 Před měsícem +18

    you guys should try roast goose in Guangzhou. amazing!

    • @ChrisHereToday
      @ChrisHereToday Před měsícem +2

      Sounds good - you are making me hungry

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +2

      It’s famous ? We got it recommended quite often

    • @user-gy6og7ni4x
      @user-gy6og7ni4x Před měsícem +1

      @@zingwibrothers作为一个中国人,第一次吃烧鹅的时候被震惊了

    • @ScarlettPi
      @ScarlettPi Před měsícem +1

      @@zingwibrothers the roast goose and pigeons in Guangzhou are really famous and worthy to be tried for tourists

    • @Bigrefrigerator4
      @Bigrefrigerator4 Před měsícem +1

      @@zingwibrothers it's very famous.highly recommended.

  • @da12641
    @da12641 Před měsícem +4

    @22:45, that BYD EV SUV is gorgeous!

  • @user-ts6ox2zi8q
    @user-ts6ox2zi8q Před měsícem +1

    I like touring around the world to see new things too❤❤

  • @canalesjuan356
    @canalesjuan356 Před měsícem +23

    BYE Now is not only the best selling in China, but also best selling all over the world.

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +2

      Wow didn’t know that, which source you got this from ?

    • @canalesjuan356
      @canalesjuan356 Před měsícem +5

      @@zingwibrothers I'm sorry I forgot to add a precondition, most sold electric car brands worldwide. For overall sales, BYD is 9th.

    • @user-hp7rz5zj5w
      @user-hp7rz5zj5w Před měsícem +2

      ​@@zingwibrothersBYD buses are very popular in Japan and Europe

  • @dangsir
    @dangsir Před měsícem +21

    like this pace of the update. 👍

  • @9OClockRant
    @9OClockRant Před měsícem +9

    If people are wondering about China’s use of plastic bags, plastic bags are recyclable and, relative to paper bags, use a lot less resources. In China, they enforce a very strict sorting system to ensure plastic bags are properly recycled.
    Xiaomi phones has been around longer than Hwawei. They have two lines for every phones, tablets, and, now, laptop. One is very economical but still very functional, the other can match iPhones.
    The “tuning cars” were replicas of cars from an animation “Initial D”. The one in the middle was the main character’s car.
    BYD are expensive in Germany because of tariffs.
    They “expensive crab” were King Crabs from Alaska, they ARE very expensive due to how dangerous it is to get them.

  • @MMAREALTALK
    @MMAREALTALK Před měsícem +8

    I Really want you guys to Show china nature places

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +4

      Yeah that’s next we did a lot of cities, now it’s time for some nature maybe next trip China nature trip

    • @user-pd7rk8jz7f
      @user-pd7rk8jz7f Před měsícem

      @@zingwibrothers ​ @zingwibrothers go to chengdu panda also, avatar mountain/zhang jia jig , li Chiang, gui yang, gui Zhou

    • @okayyeah-bn8lx
      @okayyeah-bn8lx Před měsícem +1

      @@zingwibrothers next time you'd better come to China in spring (Apr, May) and autumn (sep, oct, nov). Late autumn and winter in northern China are a little desolate because plants are withered brown. If you want to visit Harbin, you can choose winter, but your experience in other northern cities might be affected because it's too cold. I recommend Datong and Taiyuan in Shanxi Province for historical and cultural attractions.

  • @liamporter1137
    @liamporter1137 Před měsícem +7

    Nice. Great sharing.

  • @chulchul5278
    @chulchul5278 Před měsícem +6

    Did you guys try any bubble tea in China? Try some popular brands such as Heytea and MIXUE Ice Cream & Tea, you would love it.

  • @lis-cy7oe
    @lis-cy7oe Před měsícem +2

    第一泡是清洗茶并清洗茶具,因为第一泡是苦涩的😊并不适合饮用,所以服务员清洗完茶具就把茶壶里剩下的茶水倒了。第二泡才是最好的,第三泡后味道就比较清淡了,

  • @user-mr2ix3nq3k
    @user-mr2ix3nq3k Před měsícem +6

    Amazing thanks share China 🚇🚍🚘🚙🚗👍

  • @nithyajai5163
    @nithyajai5163 Před měsícem +5

    Happy to saw car varieties 😊😊 and 43 minutes video is too long guys. Split into two.. worthy. This is my opinion ma❤❤

  • @violetviolet888
    @violetviolet888 Před měsícem +1

    15:34 Tea eggs are cooked in soy sauce and spices similar to those used in five spice powder. The yolk is dark because that's what happens when hard boiled eggs are over-cooked. Tea eggs take a long time to infuse to they tend to be overcooked by default unless the person making them uses a cool infusion.

  • @user-sx8kr6fq8g
    @user-sx8kr6fq8g Před měsícem +11

    43:17 wow this is perfect for watching while i eating

  • @RitaHe-ff5vy
    @RitaHe-ff5vy Před měsícem +4

    Haircut rocks! That’s a good job!

  • @rahuladduri6562
    @rahuladduri6562 Před měsícem +13

    27:20 they aren't nio, they are li auto car makers

  • @tonyhuang7610
    @tonyhuang7610 Před měsícem +9

    谢谢!

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +3

      Thank you! We appreciate the support, this helps us to keep going! 😊👍🏼

  • @fiona9498
    @fiona9498 Před měsícem +2

    Thank you very much for your interest in China cars. I am very happy to see this interesting video. ❤Mercedes-Benz, Audi, BMW and Porsche are household names in China, and almost every man in China wants to own it. I am a girl, and I prefer Mercedes-Benz and Porsche.
    Your's video was spread on an app called 小红书and that's where I learned about your. ❤️I notice that you like China snacks very much, while the staple food in China is all kinds of cuisines and rice. Snacks can only be used as dessert in China. I hope you can taste real Chinese food.😊Have a good trip.

  • @learntechbasics
    @learntechbasics Před měsícem +5

    I would love to go n live there.. wish i could get some job there :)

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem

      I think there are many job opportunities!

    • @learntechbasics
      @learntechbasics Před měsícem

      ​@@zingwibrotherswould be interesting if you can make a video about this when you are there.. getting jobs in Shenzhen.. it will be a superhit video on youtube IMO

  • @rajandrew2A
    @rajandrew2A Před měsícem +5

    Love you from India

  • @TerranZerg
    @TerranZerg Před měsícem +12

    Hair cut looks stunning

  • @YangFeng-xo1sh
    @YangFeng-xo1sh Před měsícem +6

    Go to YunNan and you will see the different color of China.

  • @feihu-bm1tt
    @feihu-bm1tt Před měsícem +1

    I hope you can post more long videos about China, which I like to watch.

  • @okayyeah-bn8lx
    @okayyeah-bn8lx Před měsícem +3

    在中国网上购物太方便了,我都很少去超市,除非为了消耗逢年过节发下来的超市购物卡😂网上购物不仅可以看到大家对商品的评价,基本上还免邮费,物流速度又非常快,售后保障又非常好。你们下次来中国如果有机会可以体验一下网上购物

  • @chenandy4916
    @chenandy4916 Před měsícem +3

    Have fun!

  • @mingwayqui5335
    @mingwayqui5335 Před měsícem +2

    u guys so funny i cant never forget "when you see English on menu just run"

  • @jchu5424
    @jchu5424 Před měsícem +2

    Guys if you come to Guangzhou, goto Guangzhou Restaurant(广州酒家) to try dimsun or roast goose, it's a little bit expensive but should not disappoint you.

  • @ErwinMonroid
    @ErwinMonroid Před 15 dny

    That was awesome.

  • @okayyeah-bn8lx
    @okayyeah-bn8lx Před měsícem +2

    In China, we generally say "bao zi" rather than "bao". Only when it comes to a certain type of "bao zi", we call it "xx bao", such as "pork bao", "tofu bao",etc. The Chinese name of tea is "cha", the Indian word "chai" comes from the Cantonese pronunciation of "cha". Teacup is always small because tea in China is not only a drink to satisfy thirst , but also a kind of culture and art. You would know the tea ceremony if you try Chaoshan "Kungfu Tea".

    • @低能儿
      @低能儿 Před měsícem

      辊nw的

    • @Q_QQ_Q
      @Q_QQ_Q Před měsícem

      Chai is Hindi since it's recent language , you can find people saying cha often .

  • @Phil077
    @Phil077 Před měsícem +2

    The car designer and engineer of BYD for now from former Audi. 😂

  • @Iris-k7i
    @Iris-k7i Před měsícem +1

    Watch your every video in Bilibili, which is like CZcams in China. The price in second/third-tier cities is cheaper. I recommend you go to Nanjing or Suzhou in Jiangsu, Hangzhou in Zhejiang which are second-tier cities and famous. Or many cities in Yunnan like Kunming, Dali,Lijiang. You guys seems can’t eat spicy so Chengdu or Chongqing may not suitable for you because the flavor is quite spicy but it’s really good😂northwest area I recommend Xi’an in Shanxi, or cities in Xinjiang, good place for noodles, beef and lamb. The price in southeast area is generally higher than inland cities.

  • @user-lb5tf4ut6h
    @user-lb5tf4ut6h Před měsícem

    I was born and raised in Shenzhen. There are still more to explore in Shenzhen. In the east side of Shenzhen, there is a long stretch of beach and shores. They are the top destinations for Shenzhen people during the weekends. In the Nanshan(南山) district, you can spot the most luxurious part of shenzhen, which is featured by countless malls sitting around skyscrapers.

  • @养殖场究极战神
    @养殖场究极战神 Před měsícem +2

    Welcome to China.🎉中国每个城市有自己独特的风俗习惯。有机会常来吧。😊

  • @DaveDon-d4k
    @DaveDon-d4k Před měsícem

    Hello and welcome to China! At the beginning of the video, you are eating "morning tea" from Guangdong Province, red rice sausage, and double skin milk. Shenzhen is a young city, only in its 40s, and it gathers the cuisine of other places, most of which are from Guangdong Province, Guangzhou, Foshan, Chaoshan, etc. Roasted meat, marinated products, porridge, soup powder, beef hot pot (classic meal, hot pot), rice noodles, coconut chicken hot pot, etc.

  • @user-so7ph2if5i
    @user-so7ph2if5i Před měsícem

    I remember you said in previous videos that you wanted to see the natural scenery of China. I recommend you to come to Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region or Hainan Province or Yunnan Province. The natural scenery in these three places is excellent, and the prices will be cheaper than those in other big cities. Dali and Guilin are very beautiful cities.❤❤❤You have gained a lot of fans in Tik Tok, China. I look forward to your next video😊

  • @nora9579
    @nora9579 Před měsícem

    Basically it's all normal expenses. You travel like locals. Near the mall that was an antique car exhibition & futuristic car show. Really interesting content for me. I haven't even been to Shenzhen but Cantonese style food is always great. can't wait to see the next video. Red yeast rice is used as the material for making the skin of shrimp rice rolls, that's why they are red outside. There are also white rice rolls, softer and more juicy. TRY Coconut Chicken and Claypot Rice. They're nice. To enjoy the smell and taste of tea in small sips, we use small-capacity teacups, and the tea is usually very hot, can't imagine how it will taste like in a deep bottle or cup.

  • @420mtbrider
    @420mtbrider Před měsícem

    i can tell you guys have different tastes, but i think you guys should share everything. i notice sometimes you guys wont try the others food. but its awesome that you love the food and are not afraid to try new things! safe travels!!

  • @canalesjuan356
    @canalesjuan356 Před měsícem +17

    The tea Egg is not pickled enough. It's cooked with tea leaves and Soy sauce, and other spices like cinemon. Basically it should be cracked a little bit after boiled and remains over night until all the flavors immersed. What you ate is like a fast/fresh cooked one which has no flavour. A real expert would choose those eggs with broken eggshell and a dark albumen.

  • @butterfingers8
    @butterfingers8 Před měsícem +15

    There is no one type of breakfast in China. Each province will have their own breakfast dishes. You won't see much yumcha outside canton area.

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem

      Thanks for sharing! A lot to try then 😂💪🏼

    • @butterfingers8
      @butterfingers8 Před měsícem +3

      ​@zingwibrothers Remember to also share the food in China. Food in China is a communal experience, unlike western way of eating each dish is meant to be shared. Tea cups are that small because it encourages conversation at the table and slows down the pace of eating. Yumcha is a time to catchup with friends and family.

  • @josephyoungdude
    @josephyoungdude Před měsícem

    'Tea Egg' is generally hardboiled eggs marinated in a brine of soy, tea leaves, star anise, salt. Cooked eggs are cooled, then the shell gently cracked so that the brine seeps in and colors it, giving it a spider web look. It's just a more flavorful boiled egg. Nothing weird about it.

  • @JIALICLAUDIOHUANG
    @JIALICLAUDIOHUANG Před 16 dny

    In China, you can buy new energy car like BYD in very nice price, at 18:41 you can see the price is 79800 yuan, or about 10000 euro. As a Chinese, I am proud of BYD just like German are proud of Mercedes.

  • @陈欣怡-l3u
    @陈欣怡-l3u Před měsícem +1

    I like your videos!❤

  • @sihouhisou948
    @sihouhisou948 Před měsícem +1

    Recommended Cantonese gourmet: roast goose, honey-glazed char siu(Cantonese roast meat), various rice noodle rolls(肠粉chang fen), various congees(including congee-based hotpot), braised beef brisket with radish(萝卜牛腩 luo bo niu nan), claypot rice with Cantonese-sausage or spare ribs(煲仔饭bao zai fan), dry-steamed spare ribs(干蒸排骨gan zheng pai gu), wonton noodles, and various 糖水tangshui (means Cantonese desserts).

    • @ming-y9q
      @ming-y9q Před měsícem

      要带锅巴的煲仔饭

  • @CA20235
    @CA20235 Před měsícem

    this is my favorite Dim Sum restaurant chain too.

  • @tonywang8302
    @tonywang8302 Před 24 dny

    China is the best country to visit now!

  • @TerranZerg
    @TerranZerg Před měsícem +2

    And Amazing cars too

  • @CinthyaBretas
    @CinthyaBretas Před měsícem +1

    The Yunnan region is one of the main coffee-producing hubs in China, counting among its main customers giants such as Starbucks, Nescafé and Luckin Coffee. So, if you want good coffee with different flavors, go there. And if you want to know the price of the cars just ask the seller, lol

  • @ChinaTravelStrategy
    @ChinaTravelStrategy Před měsícem +1

    If you are interested, you'd better go test drive the Huawei M9 car and listen to the sales staff's explanation, so that you can have a better understanding of Chinese electric cars

  • @yuenluengng1045
    @yuenluengng1045 Před měsícem +2

    The big brother looks like Till Lindemann😃

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem +1

      Rammstein 🤘🏼🎸

    • @yuenluengng1045
      @yuenluengng1045 Před měsícem

      @@zingwibrothers When you guys come to GuangZhou, remember to take the metro line one, that's made of Siemens

  • @CutePetsArtisticCreations
    @CutePetsArtisticCreations Před měsícem

    Although those cars don't have many physical buttons, they can all be controlled by voice, such as adjusting the air conditioning temperature, playing music, opening windows, etc.

  • @canalesjuan356
    @canalesjuan356 Před měsícem +10

    Tea flew to India from China during British colonial period. We have black(red) tea, black tea, green tea, yellow tea, white tea, oolong tea, etc. But why didn't you share your food?😂

  • @naxingdiu
    @naxingdiu Před měsícem +1

    实际上,德国车在中国卖得好,和中国公司合资生产是很重要的,比如华晨宝马、一汽奥迪等等。
    其实一个良性的市场,是需要竞争的,比亚迪能够销售这么多,是因为中国市场内的外国品牌车以为自己能够垄断市场(但其实不是),比亚迪是能够推动车厂竞争,给消费者福利,但是不能仅仅有比亚迪,还需要外国品牌竞争。

    • @lenaw4161
      @lenaw4161 Před měsícem

      可是很多德国佬非常反华,上次比亚迪一辆运车船到港,德各媒体大肆报道渲染说狼来了,没多久欧盟对中国车加征高额关税

  • @PetersonJordan-mg2lm
    @PetersonJordan-mg2lm Před měsícem

    If you want to travel to small cities, you can go to Yunfu, Heyuan, and Chaozhou, which are the three cities with the worst GDP in Guangdong Province. In addition, small cities usually do not have a subway, only buses can be used.

  • @user-og8ef6pf4s
    @user-og8ef6pf4s Před 26 dny

    Very handsome after hair cut

  • @NannQinn
    @NannQinn Před měsícem +1

    You two brothers have such a great relationship.❤If it were me and my brother traveling together,wed spend half the day giving each other the cold shoulder,haha😂

  • @paulgovan3507
    @paulgovan3507 Před měsícem +3

    Please try visiting smaller, much cheaper, more authentic, soulful cities like Changsa..

    • @wissme7o6050
      @wissme7o6050 Před měsícem

      changsha is not „small city“😂

    • @Q_QQ_Q
      @Q_QQ_Q Před měsícem

      What about hotels ? Not all allow foreigners

    • @paulgovan3507
      @paulgovan3507 Před měsícem

      @@wissme7o6050 I said "smaller" NOT "small" - please try to pay attention to what's actually been typed/said before rushing to show others how smart you think you are.
      Here endeth the lesson...
      Paul G

  • @maxitaxihk
    @maxitaxihk Před měsícem +8

    The most expensive city in China should be Hong Kong and Macau 😅

    • @zingwibrothers
      @zingwibrothers  Před měsícem

      Yes we heard that now a lot 😂

    • @jplin888
      @jplin888 Před měsícem

      @@zingwibrothersMacau is not that expensive like in Hk. I am from Macau.

    • @Q_QQ_Q
      @Q_QQ_Q Před měsícem

      ​@@jplin888new Macau is expensive

  • @user-sf6su5iu3w
    @user-sf6su5iu3w Před měsícem +1

    bro i like your video 祝你旅游快乐🎉

  • @AW-gu5gj
    @AW-gu5gj Před měsícem +1

    Nice haircut 👍

  • @NannQinn
    @NannQinn Před měsícem

    12:14 The way you pronounce bow is as cute as a baby‘s☺️

  • @qishanlee125
    @qishanlee125 Před měsícem

    In Guangzhou, I strongly recommend you to go to Nanyuan Restaurant. This is a restaurant with Lingnan-style garden architecture covering an area of ​​10,000 square meters. It is also a very worthwhile place to visit and will definitely open your eyes. The food there is top-notch in Guangzhou morning tea.

  • @SWilford
    @SWilford Před měsícem +1

    It is like a ‘50 shade of grey’ type hourly charged hotel. But it is OK for short stay as well. 🤫😜

    • @Q_QQ_Q
      @Q_QQ_Q Před měsícem

      Hotel has special purpose. Looks quite business 😂🤣

  • @jinxiao2012
    @jinxiao2012 Před měsícem +1

    That last hairstyle is quite good, it looks very much like the typical German person as perceived by Chinese people.

  • @jeffwen9469
    @jeffwen9469 Před měsícem

    The cup you are using is an imitation of the Chinese Ming Dynasty chicken cup, which was auctioned for HK$280 million at Sotheby's in Hong Kong.

  • @user-rr7sn9de4r
    @user-rr7sn9de4r Před měsícem

    most of those Germany cars were bought years ago, for Chinese families, they still can be used

  • @Jeridger
    @Jeridger Před měsícem +5

    中国人对甜品最高的评价就是不甜😅

  • @Sasfhbxblabla-w5b
    @Sasfhbxblabla-w5b Před měsícem

    i love you guys' videos.It makes me learn about the real China.😂😂

  • @lizz7805
    @lizz7805 Před měsícem

    30:15 is not lotus flower buds, it's lotus seed pod instead, the seeds are considered a delicacy in china.

  • @jasonyap7634
    @jasonyap7634 Před měsícem

    Red rice is a different variety of rice. There are also black rice too. All more expensive than the normal white rice. All varieties have their own unique taste.