I am a Turkish person from Turkey. Last year, while traveling in Barcelona, I met a young woman who told me she was from Kashgar. We spoke in English for the first 20 minutes, but then her phone rang, and she began speaking in her native language. I was stunned-I could understand about 60% of the conversation. This video brought back that same feeling of surprise and connection. As Turks, our ancestors once lived close to China (during the Göktürk and Hun Empires etc), but most of us migrated to other parts of the world in the 4th century. Despite this long separation, I still see striking similarities in the foods, language and cultures of the Uyghur people. It’s a makes me feel weird, happy and sad at the same time. I wish them all a very happy, healthy and long life, thank you for the video.
apakah benar pemerintah china diskriminasi pada kaum uyghur di sana ? itu yang dunia barat katakan tapi saya melihat video ini mereka baik-baik saja dan saya bahagia rakyatnya hidup damai,salam cinta dari indonesia❤
@@inanana1654 very true. since 2015 birth rates in uyghur regions have fallen over 75% due to forced sterilizations and abortions. in 2017 more than 1 million uyghurs were sent to internment/penal/work camps without any legal process, making it the largest mass internment of an ethnic group since world war 2. over 16000 mosques have been demolished or shut down.... its bad. anyways... this comment will more than likely get removed. stay informed and dont fall for propaganda.
Love to see the kids are as free as when I was young, running around mischieviously and having fun outdoor instead of sitting at home or with a mobil playing video games. This the type of childhood that modern days kids are missing
I love your videos SO much! I'm one of the few Americans that appreciate scooters and perhaps even one of the fewer that love China. I am so glad you show us your country!
Some Americans might not like scooters. I feel that most Americans would enjoy Little Chinese Everywhere videos, which in some ways is better than actually going to China. :):). I subscribed back when there was less than 20,000 subs. Now look at it and it is growing faster and faster.
@@hannesRSA I do not love anything wholly. There is nuance in everything in life, especially when considering such a large and expansive land such as China or even the US. I can appreciate the culture of the people and landscapes of a country without agreeing to everything that a country currently puts forth on the World Stage, wouldn't you agree?
@@jeanvaljean6433 Considering how well they're living, the "CCP" are showing them plenty of warmth. Its people like you who should be showing more warmth.
Regular people (not rich) are friendly, kind and generous everywhere until they come into contact with Western Finance Capitalism and unnecessary consumption. Regular people then become selfish, greedy and manipulative. The West's zero-sum mentality ruins everything. 500+ years of Western Colonialism would not have succeeded if the Native peoples of the World were not friendly, kind and generous.
@@chrisivory121 1 million are tortured? Surely you can show everybody video clips of said mass torture like the entire world can see in Gaza everyday right? No? Can't show evidence for things that only happen in your head, can you? 🤣🤣🤣
@@multiplierfx6429 as if your Chinese ccp government is very transparent and don't have any police around to arrest when you make videos for evidence...... Wuhan corona virus originators....go and dance in your balcony
@@multiplierfx6429those with smooth brains find holding reality difficult. They must suspend their disbelief in order to follow the narrative. Sad, really.
You are such a wonderful person. You have the talent to bring China to closer to the rest of the world. Keep up the good work. We wish you good health to show us more and more. Thank you very much.
I am Italian and I am watching all your videos with the utmost interest. I started studying Mandarin a few months ago and the simple daily interactions with children, the elderly and people of different ethnicities make it very easy to understand and learn the language basics. Also, the places you visit are some of the most beautiful places I have ever seen and I am happy to get to know them through your smiles and kindness. Best wishes to you and your channel!
Even if I say "the best", it's still not enough to appreciate your video content. It's the most exciting way to learn the society, in almost complete package. No judging, no tendency ... just like a great teacher. Very very thank you as always.
Thanks for showing us Kashgar old town, it is lovely with such hospitable people and friendly children. Looking forward to your next video as you make your way to Kashkorgan Yan, safe journey! ❤
This is the county town of Yingjisha, about 80 kilometers away from the city center of Kashgar, not Kashgar. There is a large desert park here that I visited two years ago and it was very interesting. Yingjisha is a traditional Uyghur gathering area, with almost 100% of the population consisting of Uyghurs, including government officials, police officers, and teachers. The people here are very simple and friendly. I stayed here for three days and they were very friendly to me.
Thanks Yan for this beautiful trip in unseen Uyghur region. The naan bread shop family lives in a fine house with fruit trees and presented you with all types of traditional treats and delicious polo pilaf plus nice scarf. Lucky Yan meets always kind kids and friendly people. The Kashgar locals are famous for traditional instrument makers. Have a safe trip with the hired scooter to the border region. God bless you. ❤🙏🌻🌺
Of all your videos this is my favourite. Stories of the old Asian trading routes have fascinated me all my life (I'm almost as ancient!) and your stories/videos have covered many of many of them. Xinjiang was undoubtedly one of the northern east/west routes. The hustle and bustle of life in Kashgar for example, is how I imagine life has gone on though these regions for many hundreds of years, except that instead of scooters transport was probably the Bactrian Camel. The way you interact with people and get them to open up to you is inspirational. I'm really looking forward to your journey as you travel west towards Tajikstan (and the Tianshan mountains), the corridor to Uzbek and Turkman(istan). A wonderful video!
@jamilbrugsen1362 Uighurs are Chinese people too. What do you mean that they have replaced Uighurs with Chinese? What have they done with the replaced Uighurs?!
@@dstr1 The Uighurs are turks and their L A N D illegally occupied by ethnic chinese since 19 49 and the mass immigration of ethnic chinese took place since 1990-today the entire uighur population are replace by chinese. we wnat freedom and independnace from chinese invasion
Thanks very much for your wonderful videos. My partner and I just returned from our 2 week vacation in China for the first time back to Europe. Your videos had prepared and enchanted us to choose China for our summer holiday break this year. What an incredible country, rich cultural heritage, great food (so different from the Chinese food we have here in Europe), friendly and helpful people! We will certainly visit other places in China eg Xian, Luoyang and the silk road.
The girls that you met them are so nice, the other one dance for you.. nice❤ & the family you went over to their house are nice people.. Believe me, there are still good people out there! Always looking for your videos, keep going but becareful out there! Beautiful, beautiful country out there. Hugs from the USA ❤XiE-XiE❤
I was never interested to visit China but watching your travel videos on the country over the years, I am just so ready to fly there and explore and relearning Mandarin which I studied years years ago. Safe travels always and duo xie💞
That Uyghur family's hospitality reminds me of people from where I live (I'm from Indonesia) At that time our car was totally broken so suddenly in an area we didn't know, but there are still houses around us. It happened very late at night. We didn't even ask people around for help but they are coming to us and trying to do so many initiatives to help us as much as they could. We are allowed to sleep, bathe, even eat a whole course meal in a total stranger's house lol, but they act as if they're our relatives by blood, we talk like we know each others for years. In my opinion asian hospitality is a nice thing we have in this chaotic world. Every time I see people being kind and being human to others, I feel emotional and sentimental. I'm glad I could witness this type of warm and kind gestures again through your videos.
Last year I was in Xinjiang, for about a month, I travelled north and south Xinjiang by train, bus, minivan. I walked the streets at night, I even walked in Kashgar old town at closed to 12 midnight, there were residents gathered outside their home chit-chat. It was peaceful and totally safe.
So much LIFE in that place! Everyone was super friendly and welcoming, and although I have never considered myself to be in any way paternal the young children almost brought tears to my eyes - just so sweet!
Kashgar is beautiful city to explore. We have stayed several days on our travels in Xinjiang and we have surely enjoyed it. Looking forward for your video from Tashgorkan. I think the surrounding areas are my favorite landscapes in China and I'm looking forward to get back there.
I am Tajik from Tajikistan. I didn't know that Xinjiang looks so similar to Tajikistan or Uzbekistan. It is so "central-asia"-cal. Even linguistically i am not from a Turkic word, but culturally i felt myself like at my home. Thanks for this video.
If this is not from your channel I would not believe that I’m watching scenes of rural China. It’s so charming, so beautiful and so friendly. The children are so cute👍🏼👍🏼😄 Thank you once again for sharing your adventure with us. Love from BC, Canada🇨🇦
Your videos are so natural and authentic. They really capture the essence of the people and places you go. I love in the interactions with the local, just makes it that much more complete.
I've been in China for 25 years ... Heilongjiang and Beijing But you make me want to live in Xinjiang. Maybe they'd welcome an old teacher. It would be my pleasure.
I appreciate so much your interactions with the local people. So nice to see how they welcome you and their willingness to share a little bit of their way of life. Bless you !
The world is so small…the hospitality shown by the Uyghur family is legit the same as I’ve received in Morocco and other places I’ve traveled. It’s beautiful 😊
Yan what a wonderous time you have had travelling to the City of Kashgar, also known as Uyghur Capital of Xinjiang Province, meet so many beautiful children & folks ,their hospitality is unbelievable ,the food one cant image all the different types of their cooking , was just splendid, Yan your videos are fabulous ,your host & his wife had a beautiful garden, Fig Trees & Pomegranates ,I my self grow these fruit trees also, Oh our Little Golden Eagle has done it again, great video work Yan, I loved the way the man selling his goods on the train, what a wonderful way to see the world, Chinia is a big country , Yan I had a smile on my face ,when I saw the man near the end of the video playing his Chinese Urhu type of Violin rather interesting, did you know there is a Chinese Country Music Band that uses this instrument playing American Country music, very old Chinese instrument, on that note Yan Cheers & Best Wishes, Safe Travel on the next stretch you cover, Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐮🐂🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🐔🐓🦆🦢🦋🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🍉🍊🍋🍌🍍🥥🥑🌽
Welcome back Yan after your short , well earned break . You see , people know a class act when they see one in you ,by inviting you to their home , serving food and drinks and presenting gifts . It's so obvious that you have the class and flair of a Queen and people do notice these traits very quickly . Common decency and cordiality costs nothing and you have these assets in abundance . I'm chuffed to bits you are back on your travels for us admirers again and may I wish you good times ahead and God speed ...from Scotland ,take good care .🎉🎉
@@phrancisco2847 Lies. The highest amount with which you can get them is 50-60 yuan. That's if you don't buy from the supermarkets, especially the branded supermarkets. And that 50-60 yuan is in Heilongjiang.
@@reinebautistamercado4286 I said 'Hunan'. A watermelon like the one she bought costs about 50 yuan in Changsha, while the hamilmelon of the same size sells for about 30-40 yuan.
@@reinebautistamercado4286these are the propaganda of the west. They cannot compete economically so they push a narrative of fear and loathing on their own citizens. Everyday the “Bad China” stories are broadcast throughout America. Truly sad.
I find it so mind-blowing that this is china. if I didn't know any better I would say this was the heart of the Middle East. it shows how diverse and big China really is.
You wouldn't imagine the propaganda we hear in the West about this region. Primitive, impoverished, the people in concentration camps. Thank you for showing the truth. I look forward to more videos. Great work Yan.
West China is definitely still impoverished come on, the country has a really big income inequality problem. But yes there is undoubtedly a narrative from Western mainstream media to talk about Uyghur China to extreme levels. From the same narrative/goal as the ones who downplay Israel's current genocide and sometimes even shift the blame to hamas and sometimes even to regular Palestinians and uh university students out west...
When you see a girl like her traveling around this massive country alone on a motorbike, then you know China is a very safe country with the excellent road infrastructure……..
Very pleasing visit to Xinjiang province. Impressive multi-cultural society part of greater China. Hope one day to visit there to see it first hand. Enjoyed thank you.
I have this nostalgic feeling anytime i watch your videos, never want it to end thanks for showing us this part of China we never knew existed. Much ❤ from Nigeria
Western tourists (the ones that complain the most) want sense of authenticity, but have they considered what is more important to the majority of the residents, authenticity or modern facilities which they have the rights to enjoy too as citizens of the country? NO sewage system, no toilets inside, mud walls, narrow lanes which mean fire brigade can't get fast enough inside to put out the fire is not something I want ti live with. I feel that the style of the old architecture is still there, just not the exact same as it was before. Also current configuration means children have more spaces to play, interact and bigger vehicles can pass through to transport items. Those tourists probably want it to still look like the slums existing in some developing countries.
Distorted haters would only yell and accused the govt destroyed the heritage etc but they conveniently left out the fact that the govt prepared facilities that made the people's life easier and more comfortable. Haters gonna hate, as if they know what the local people really want.
The West don't like slums in their country, only in foreign places and expecially developping countries. Also I think Westerners are like everyone, they have expectations abt some places and their comfort, while some may be annoying I don't think it's fair to only criticize them
Nobody likes slums anywhere! Honestly, I never expect to see someone's home a certain way. I hope they're happy, comfortable, and loving life. I hope the same for you also.
If I can afford, it's My golden dream to visit xinjiang + all the Muslims state in China..... I AM a 67yrs old lady from Malaysia 🇲🇾, I pray to ALLAH, I could afford to visit Xinjiang,Qinghai, ningxia & Gansu....
I spent a while there, staying at the old Russian consulate - not far from the Id Kah Mosque. There were music shops and steam and metal makers. Met some truly amazing people (and some scary ones). It was in winter and the animal markets were open so a lot of the traders were in and basically had a lot of animals being slaughtered and these lamb head soups etc. Looks a lot different now 😄
Yan, love yr views n places. Love the people/children, yr warm smile n great salutations to the people u meet. U are also blessed to meet warm people in yr visitis. Be safe n take care on yr ride... ❤❤❤
Milé, drahé děvčátko z daleké Číny, srdečně vás zdravím a tisíceré díky za další krásné, zajímavé video. Velký obdiv vám a celé Číně, všechno je moc zajímavé, děkuji, děkuji. Hodně zdraví, štěstí a Boží ochrany 🙏😍🌹🍀🙋🇨🇿
I'm so proud that China is like a big family in which 56 ethinicities live together harmoniously like brothers and sisters. No racism, no discrimination!
Please take your propaganda elsewhere. Yan's channel was always explicitly about showing people's lifestyles, it does not need your political appropriation.
Another American here, I’ve travelled all over Southeast Asia, but never made it to China. Your videos take me to the places I’d visit. It’s amazing. Modern technology is such a prize. Thank You! ✌️
Very exciting traveling via scooter. I was a bike rider back in my 20's, now I am 60yrs old and enjoy the sense of freedom you get traveling around China, and the Beautiful people you encounter. Learned that we humans are the same everywhere. Good traditional cooking and produce. Hopefully you can talk about in detail about the recipes.😂 God bless you! Watching from Miami FL USA 🇺🇸🇵🇷 🙏
xinjiang is so different from the mainland of china, the faces, the dressing, the food, the houses and buildings, and the language. i love this video, it gives a great intro to xinjiang. about 8 years ago, i went there, impressed! 😊
Je visionne des vidéos sur CZcams depuis plus de 6 mois, et c'est toi avec tes vidéos que j'adore le plus. Un gros merci belle Chinoise charmante et à une voix si douce, et avec une humanité admirable ❤❤❤
From the look of it, the people are living harmoniously together free from distrust and animosity. Their lives are full of variety and vitality. Kids are playing and dancing on the clean streets, and shops and vendors proudly serve their local specialties. People live their lives without fear of conflicts or crime. History showed otherwise, but I hope these conditions to last. Be aware of those with ill intentions who want to destroy everything for their own gains.
Those kids who play Chinese garter remind me of my childhood. We often play that throwback 90's. Nowadays, it's not anymore existing in Philippines 😢because of internet and gadgets😢
I was there this April and seeing your video brought back sweet memories of my South Xinjiang tour, when you otw to Tashikuergan, please take drone video to show us the amazing scenery especially the Baisha Lake, enjoy your ride and safe trip Yan!
I am a Turkish person from Turkey. Last year, while traveling in Barcelona, I met a young woman who told me she was from Kashgar. We spoke in English for the first 20 minutes, but then her phone rang, and she began speaking in her native language. I was stunned-I could understand about 60% of the conversation. This video brought back that same feeling of surprise and connection.
As Turks, our ancestors once lived close to China (during the Göktürk and Hun Empires etc), but most of us migrated to other parts of the world in the 4th century. Despite this long separation, I still see striking similarities in the foods, language and cultures of the Uyghur people. It’s a makes me feel weird, happy and sad at the same time. I wish them all a very happy, healthy and long life, thank you for the video.
Shame on you. Genetic tests show you're close relatives to the Greeks. You guys are really recognizing your fathers everywhere.
Why feel sad? Uyghurs now living standard even much higher than half of the india populations lol
can you understand someone from KURDISTAN
@@edwardsnowden8821 Why is she/he supposed to understand someone from Iraq?
Why sad? Can you tell?
We are from Singapore . We went to Xinjiang recently ( Southern Jiang ) including the Kashgar. We love this beautiful place very much :)
视频的开始到结束，都让人感觉舒服，亲切和喜悦感，你的人缘极佳处处受人欢迎。加油！勇敢的女孩！
新疆维吾尔人不知道她是中国国家宣传者，否认种族灭绝
apakah benar pemerintah china diskriminasi pada kaum uyghur di sana ? itu yang dunia barat katakan tapi saya melihat video ini mereka baik-baik saja dan saya bahagia rakyatnya hidup damai,salam cinta dari indonesia❤
@@inanana1654 very true. since 2015 birth rates in uyghur regions have fallen over 75% due to forced sterilizations and abortions. in 2017 more than 1 million uyghurs were sent to internment/penal/work camps without any legal process, making it the largest mass internment of an ethnic group since world war 2. over 16000 mosques have been demolished or shut down.... its bad. anyways... this comment will more than likely get removed. stay informed and dont fall for propaganda.
Evet yapıyorlar uygurlara karsi bir soykirim yapılıyor @@inanana1654
I enjoy watching this young lady interacting with people. It seem every where she goes, her friendliness becomes infectious. Wonderful.
So true
The kid dancing was so good! Looks like she practiced it!
新疆的孩子天生会跳舞😂
21:15 We Chinese believe that the genes from children in Xinjiang
So pretty all of them
Stunning!
It’s natural
Love to see the kids are as free as when I was young, running around mischieviously and having fun outdoor instead of sitting at home or with a mobil playing video games. This the type of childhood that modern days kids are missing
I love your videos SO much! I'm one of the few Americans that appreciate scooters and perhaps even one of the fewer that love China. I am so glad you show us your country!
Some Americans might not like scooters. I feel that most Americans would enjoy Little Chinese Everywhere videos, which in some ways is better than actually going to China. :):).
I subscribed back when there was less than 20,000 subs. Now look at it and it is growing faster and faster.
Loads of people like scooters and China. Everyone with the endless virtue signaling. So egotistical.
If you love an entire country, you should also oppose anything harmful to it. Otherwise you're simply infatuated.
@@hannesRSA I do not love anything wholly. There is nuance in everything in life, especially when considering such a large and expansive land such as China or even the US. I can appreciate the culture of the people and landscapes of a country without agreeing to everything that a country currently puts forth on the World Stage, wouldn't you agree?
@@PowerSynopsis and so there are many who love China, not very few. Look at the China show subscribers.
Appreciate the diversity, warm and hospitality of the Uyghurs community in Xinjiang ❤❤❤
If only the CCP would show them the same warmth 🙃
@@jeanvaljean6433 当然是这样。
@@jeanvaljean6433 if only you are not an imbecile!
@@jeanvaljean6433你没有眼睛吗？还是故意把眼睛捂住？
@@jeanvaljean6433 Considering how well they're living, the "CCP" are showing them plenty of warmth. Its people like you who should be showing more warmth.
It’s incredible how kind and generous the Uyghur people are. Very heartwarming to see this beauty of the soul 💜💜.
Regular people (not rich) are friendly, kind and generous everywhere until they come into contact with Western Finance Capitalism and unnecessary consumption. Regular people then become selfish, greedy and manipulative. The West's zero-sum mentality ruins everything. 500+ years of Western Colonialism would not have succeeded if the Native peoples of the World were not friendly, kind and generous.
I’m From India but I always wait for your videos 🇨🇳
Same here 😊
What state of India are you from?
@@kiransalunkhe7346are you from Delhi?
Indians love Chinese women
He's from Nagaland 😆😆😁😁
Seeing your videos is like seeing an old friend.
Yan is a really excellent girl introducing different cultures and views of China to the world
Truely agreee, with her warm smile and well mannered words n sentences towards the people she meets💞💞💞
@@chrisivory121 1 million are tortured? Surely you can show everybody video clips of said mass torture like the entire world can see in Gaza everyday right? No?
Can't show evidence for things that only happen in your head, can you?
🤣🤣🤣
@@multiplierfx6429 as if your Chinese ccp government is very transparent and don't have any police around to arrest when you make videos for evidence...... Wuhan corona virus originators....go and dance in your balcony
@@chrisivory121 Dear Mr 5uckdeep, covid was from ixxxx. the ixxxx gov is just not been transparent.
@@multiplierfx6429those with smooth brains find holding reality difficult. They must suspend their disbelief in order to follow the narrative. Sad, really.
You are such a wonderful person. You have the talent to bring China to closer to the rest of the world. Keep up the good work. We wish you good health to show us more and more. Thank you very much.
Thanks for sharing. This is your best video IMHO. The interaction with the kids, the naan maker and that toddler is super cute.
I am Italian and I am watching all your videos with the utmost interest. I started studying Mandarin a few months ago and the simple daily interactions with children, the elderly and people of different ethnicities make it very easy to understand and learn the language basics. Also, the places you visit are some of the most beautiful places I have ever seen and I am happy to get to know them through your smiles and kindness. Best wishes to you and your channel!
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Even if I say "the best", it's still not enough to appreciate your video content. It's the most exciting way to learn the society, in almost complete package. No judging, no tendency ... just like a great teacher. Very very thank you as always.
She's the coolest scooter driver on YT.
Thanks for showing us Kashgar old town, it is lovely with such hospitable people and friendly children. Looking forward to your next video as you make your way to Kashkorgan Yan, safe journey! ❤
This is the county town of Yingjisha, about 80 kilometers away from the city center of Kashgar, not Kashgar. There is a large desert park here that I visited two years ago and it was very interesting. Yingjisha is a traditional Uyghur gathering area, with almost 100% of the population consisting of Uyghurs, including government officials, police officers, and teachers. The people here are very simple and friendly. I stayed here for three days and they were very friendly to me.
@@wuywut thank you!
我的天，我一口气看了十个小时你的视频，太喜欢你和你的节目了，非常轻松快乐、充满人情与温暖，谢谢你做出这么好的作品来给其他地方的国人和世界人民！❤ 我也很钦佩你的勇气和决心！❤祝Yan平安健康，早日破百万订阅！🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Yan for this beautiful trip in unseen Uyghur region. The naan bread shop family lives in a fine house with fruit trees and presented you with all types of traditional treats and delicious polo pilaf plus nice scarf. Lucky Yan meets always kind kids and friendly people. The Kashgar locals are famous for traditional instrument makers. Have a safe trip with the hired scooter to the border region. God bless you. ❤🙏🌻🌺
Of all your videos this is my favourite. Stories of the old Asian trading routes have fascinated me all my life (I'm almost as ancient!) and your stories/videos have covered many of many of them. Xinjiang was undoubtedly one of the northern east/west routes. The hustle and bustle of life in Kashgar for example, is how I imagine life has gone on though these regions for many hundreds of years, except that instead of scooters transport was probably the Bactrian Camel. The way you interact with people and get them to open up to you is inspirational. I'm really looking forward to your journey as you travel west towards Tajikstan (and the Tianshan mountains), the corridor to Uzbek and Turkman(istan). A wonderful video!
Your videos are so informative. I love learning about other cultures but grew too old to travel so I really appreciate your work.
The uyghur family is so hospitable!
Its very interesting the creator isnt giving this comment a like🤔
@@nounie123grow up
where are millons of uighurs,they all replaced by ethnic chinese
@jamilbrugsen1362 Uighurs are Chinese people too. What do you mean that they have replaced Uighurs with Chinese? What have they done with the replaced Uighurs?!
@@dstr1 The Uighurs are turks and their L A N D illegally occupied by ethnic chinese since 19 49 and the mass immigration of ethnic chinese took place since 1990-today the entire uighur population are replace by chinese. we wnat freedom and independnace from chinese invasion
Thanks very much for your wonderful videos. My partner and I just returned from our 2 week vacation in China for the first time back to Europe. Your videos had prepared and enchanted us to choose China for our summer holiday break this year. What an incredible country, rich cultural heritage, great food (so different from the Chinese food we have here in Europe), friendly and helpful people! We will certainly visit other places in China eg Xian, Luoyang and the silk road.
if you are noodle, dumpling and roger moore lover, both Xian and Luoyang are the heaven of food.
Greetings from HK. Love ur vlog.
Thanks 🙏 for sharing ❤🙂👍
The people are so warm and friendly! Warms the heart to see people so nice and smiley.❤
The girls that you met them are so nice, the other one dance for you.. nice❤
& the family you went over to their house are nice people.. Believe me, there are still good people out there! Always looking for your videos, keep going but becareful out there! Beautiful, beautiful country out there.
Hugs from the USA
❤XiE-XiE❤
I was never interested to visit China but watching your travel videos on the country over the years, I am just so ready to fly there and explore and relearning Mandarin which I studied years years ago. Safe travels always and duo xie💞
OMG, this is so wonderful and interesting! I'm so excited. Everything is so different from the Tibetan videos. I can't wait for this trip! Thank you.
That Uyghur family's hospitality reminds me of people from where I live (I'm from Indonesia)
At that time our car was totally broken so suddenly in an area we didn't know, but there are still houses around us. It happened very late at night. We didn't even ask people around for help but they are coming to us and trying to do so many initiatives to help us as much as they could. We are allowed to sleep, bathe, even eat a whole course meal in a total stranger's house lol, but they act as if they're our relatives by blood, we talk like we know each others for years.
In my opinion asian hospitality is a nice thing we have in this chaotic world. Every time I see people being kind and being human to others, I feel emotional and sentimental. I'm glad I could witness this type of warm and kind gestures again through your videos.
Last year I was in Xinjiang, for about a month, I travelled north and south Xinjiang by train, bus, minivan. I walked the streets at night, I even walked in Kashgar old town at closed to 12 midnight, there were residents gathered outside their home chit-chat. It was peaceful and totally safe.
What job do you have that you can have a one month holiday?
@@xmfhx6929可能是出差
Western Australia, Tx yet again Yan Hands down my favourite Blogger. I'm watching the rain fall outside whilst swept away in far flung exotic places
Poetic pictures
So much LIFE in that place! Everyone was super friendly and welcoming, and although I have never considered myself to be in any way paternal the young children almost brought tears to my eyes - just so sweet!
Vietnamese-American watching from Los Angeles, USA 🇺🇸
The Hmong are not nice people.
Palao like brayani but with differ ent ingrediants to different country
The culinery m🎉ore or less like Uzbekistan
Yellow striper?
Wow, beautiful people, food and landscapes! The kids are just so wonderful! I love this very much!
Kashgar is beautiful city to explore. We have stayed several days on our travels in Xinjiang and we have surely enjoyed it. Looking forward for your video from Tashgorkan. I think the surrounding areas are my favorite landscapes in China and I'm looking forward to get back there.
I am Tajik from Tajikistan. I didn't know that Xinjiang looks so similar to Tajikistan or Uzbekistan. It is so "central-asia"-cal. Even linguistically i am not from a Turkic word, but culturally i felt myself like at my home. Thanks for this video.
That is a beautiful home and the owners are so friendly and welcoming. You are so blessed to meet this family.
Love your travels and videos! Lovely to see the local folks and scenes through your eyes.
Thank you 🥰
If this is not from your channel I would not believe that I’m watching scenes of rural China. It’s so charming, so beautiful and so friendly. The children are so cute👍🏼👍🏼😄 Thank you once again for sharing your adventure with us. Love from BC, Canada🇨🇦
The little girl in the red dress at the beginning is so pretty 🥰
So grateful to see little children living their happy life. They are the future of our country 🇨🇳❤❤❤
Always 👍 on your videos. We got to see amazing cultures and landscapes far from our reach.
Your videos are so natural and authentic. They really capture the essence of the people and places you go. I love in the interactions with the local, just makes it that much more complete.
I've been in China for 25 years ... Heilongjiang and Beijing
But you make me want to live in Xinjiang.
Maybe they'd welcome an old teacher. It would be my pleasure.
I appreciate so much your interactions with the local people. So nice to see how they welcome you and their willingness to share a little bit of their way of life. Bless you !
The world is so small…the hospitality shown by the Uyghur family is legit the same as I’ve received in Morocco and other places I’ve traveled. It’s beautiful 😊
Yan what a wonderous time you have had travelling to the City of Kashgar, also known as Uyghur Capital of Xinjiang Province, meet so many beautiful children & folks ,their hospitality is unbelievable ,the food one cant image all the different types of their cooking , was just splendid, Yan your videos are fabulous ,your host & his wife had a beautiful garden, Fig Trees & Pomegranates ,I my self grow these fruit trees also, Oh our Little Golden Eagle has done it again, great video work Yan, I loved the way the man selling his goods on the train, what a wonderful way to see the world, Chinia is a big country , Yan I had a smile on my face ,when I saw the man near the end of the video playing his Chinese Urhu type of Violin rather interesting, did you know there is a Chinese Country Music Band that uses this instrument playing American Country music, very old Chinese instrument, on that note Yan Cheers & Best Wishes, Safe Travel on the next stretch you cover, Regards Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia.👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐮🐂🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐑🐐🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘🐔🐓🦆🦢🦋🏵🏵🏵🏵🏵🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🍉🍊🍋🍌🍍🥥🥑🌽
Thank you ❤
@@littlechineseeverywhere Chinese communist propagandist
so many cute kids! I love seeing the smiles
Thank you for showing us this beautiful place!!!!
Land of genocide
@@MrMemo11110 you mean like Türkiye treats the Syrian Kurds?
Welcome back Yan after your short , well earned break . You see , people know a class act when they see one in you ,by inviting you to their home , serving food and drinks and presenting gifts . It's so obvious that you have the class and flair of a Queen and people do notice these traits very quickly . Common decency and cordiality costs nothing and you have these assets in abundance . I'm chuffed to bits you are back on your travels for us admirers again and may I wish you good times ahead and God speed ...from Scotland ,take good care .🎉🎉
For only 24 yuan, she got two melons! This is why I love living in China. The food is VERY affordable.❤
China is a huge country, you know. You'd be paying about 80 quids for those two in Hunan.
@@phrancisco2847 Lies. The highest amount with which you can get them is 50-60 yuan. That's if you don't buy from the supermarkets, especially the branded supermarkets. And that 50-60 yuan is in Heilongjiang.
@@reinebautistamercado4286 I said 'Hunan'. A watermelon like the one she bought costs about 50 yuan in Changsha, while the hamilmelon of the same size sells for about 30-40 yuan.
@@reinebautistamercado4286these are the propaganda of the west. They cannot compete economically so they push a narrative of fear and loathing on their own citizens. Everyday the “Bad China” stories are broadcast throughout America. Truly sad.
It’s affordable for you but what about locals earning local pay 😂
still can't wait to see you visiting china's northeast region like heilongjiang and ethnic korean autonomous region yan!
I find it so mind-blowing that this is china. if I didn't know any better I would say this was the heart of the Middle East. it shows how diverse and big China really is.
Wow!, awesome people. Kind regards from Guadalajara, Mexico.
You wouldn't imagine the propaganda we hear in the West about this region. Primitive, impoverished, the people in concentration camps.
Thank you for showing the truth. I look forward to more videos. Great work Yan.
West China is definitely still impoverished come on, the country has a really big income inequality problem. But yes there is undoubtedly a narrative from Western mainstream media to talk about Uyghur China to extreme levels. From the same narrative/goal as the ones who downplay Israel's current genocide and sometimes even shift the blame to hamas and sometimes even to regular Palestinians and uh university students out west...
Plenty of similar vlogs and reports about the real Xinjiang all over this platform
I never heard anybody say primitive about Uyghurs, they are known for poetry, music and crafts.
They are real. Do you realize we have photo and video proofs?
@@akaRyuka What photos? The ones I've seen are something else portrayed to another. Don't bullshit me.
Walk the streets and grab some food - my kind of plan 😊
When you see a girl like her traveling around this massive country alone on a motorbike, then you know China is a very safe country with the excellent road infrastructure……..
Absolutely right agree with you. Tough government tough laws for the law breakers unlike the US and India.
@@lisashung9442 or it’s staged by the CCP 😉
Hello miss Yan, big fan of your works. Lots of love from Nepal :)
The children are all so precious!
Such friendly people & so genuine, with happy children. So loved this video ❤ thank you as usual
Very pleasing visit to Xinjiang province. Impressive multi-cultural society part of greater China. Hope one day to visit there to see it first hand. Enjoyed thank you.
Excellent Yan,most enjoyable, thanks for sharing this Wonderful experience 🎉
I have this nostalgic feeling anytime i watch your videos, never want it to end thanks for showing us this part of China we never knew existed.
Much ❤ from Nigeria
Wonderful, your videos are so uplifting.
Good Chinese propaganda
Western tourists (the ones that complain the most) want sense of authenticity, but have they considered what is more important to the majority of the residents, authenticity or modern facilities which they have the rights to enjoy too as citizens of the country? NO sewage system, no toilets inside, mud walls, narrow lanes which mean fire brigade can't get fast enough inside to put out the fire is not something I want ti live with. I feel that the style of the old architecture is still there, just not the exact same as it was before. Also current configuration means children have more spaces to play, interact and bigger vehicles can pass through to transport items. Those tourists probably want it to still look like the slums existing in some developing countries.
Distorted haters would only yell and accused the govt destroyed the heritage etc but they conveniently left out the fact that the govt prepared facilities that made the people's life easier and more comfortable.
Haters gonna hate, as if they know what the local people really want.
“but at what cost”🤣
确实，他们只想着他们想看什么，但生活在这里的人们他们需要什么，不是更应该被关心吗？！
The West don't like slums in their country, only in foreign places and expecially developping countries. Also I think Westerners are like everyone, they have expectations abt some places and their comfort, while some may be annoying I don't think it's fair to only criticize them
Nobody likes slums anywhere! Honestly, I never expect to see someone's home a certain way. I hope they're happy, comfortable, and loving life. I hope the same for you also.
I love how safe it feels, with all those children roaming everywhere!
Thanks Yan. Such sweet children / girls and the couple who invited you.
These are civilisations I would never see... thank you for bringing them to us. 🤩
Thank you very much, Yan. I always enjoy watching your videos. Do take care. God loves you
It’s questionable that god would love a propagandist
@@MrMemo11110you lie
Excellent videos. Salute to China 🇨🇳 love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
If I can afford, it's My golden dream to visit xinjiang + all the Muslims state in China.....
I AM a 67yrs old lady from Malaysia 🇲🇾, I pray to ALLAH, I could afford to visit Xinjiang,Qinghai, ningxia & Gansu....
yes come to gansu😂!! amazing food scene there
A big hat matched with a big smile and a friendly disposition. Your videos are interesting and beautifully crafted . Looking forward to the next one .
@@carlduplessis31 Yan also has à big open heart which embrases the people she meets on her voyages 😃
love all the children in your video, they are friendly. ❤
I spent a while there, staying at the old Russian consulate - not far from the Id Kah Mosque. There were music shops and steam and metal makers. Met some truly amazing people (and some scary ones). It was in winter and the animal markets were open so a lot of the traders were in and basically had a lot of animals being slaughtered and these lamb head soups etc. Looks a lot different now 😄
Can't wait for the next episode. This route is very interesting.
I love the vibe of the town, children playing outside, smiling and laughing.
Yan, love yr views n places. Love the people/children, yr warm smile n great salutations to the people u meet. U are also blessed to meet warm people in yr visitis. Be safe n take care on yr ride... ❤❤❤
Milé, drahé děvčátko z daleké Číny, srdečně vás zdravím a tisíceré díky za další krásné, zajímavé video. Velký obdiv vám a celé Číně, všechno je moc zajímavé, děkuji, děkuji. Hodně zdraví, štěstí a Boží ochrany 🙏😍🌹🍀🙋🇨🇿
I'm so proud that China is like a big family in which 56 ethinicities live together harmoniously like brothers and sisters. No racism, no discrimination!
@@hannesRSA It's a metaphor
@@HarveyChenBlog Lol. I guess you are Han.
Please take your propaganda elsewhere. Yan's channel was always explicitly about showing people's lifestyles, it does not need your political appropriation.
@@hannesRSA Troll alert!!!!
@@Wawawalulu Don't mind hannes.....It's a TROLL.
Another American here, I’ve travelled all over Southeast Asia, but never made it to China. Your videos take me to the places I’d visit. It’s amazing. Modern technology is such a prize.
Thank You! ✌️
Very exciting traveling via scooter.
I was a bike rider back in my 20's, now I am 60yrs old and enjoy the sense of freedom you get traveling around China, and the
Beautiful people you encounter.
Learned that we humans are the same everywhere. Good traditional cooking and produce.
Hopefully you can talk about in detail about the recipes.😂
God bless you!
Watching from Miami FL USA
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I love Chinese culture!!!!!!!!!!! One day I willgo, MASSIVE HUG from Brasil!!
Fantastic dance by the kids.
Totally agreed !
I love your interactions with the locals, especially the little kids! So sweet
Really fond of your videos on China. I wish I could visit China. I am from Karachi Pakistan. Love China
Welcome Pakistani iron buddy! We call you "巴铁"
🙂❤👍Thank You Yan Another Awesome Adventure Safe Travels Watching from Canada🙂❤👍謝謝 Yan 從加拿大觀看的另一個很棒的冒險安全旅行 🙂❤👍
xinjiang is so different from the mainland of china, the faces, the dressing, the food, the houses and buildings, and the language.
i love this video, it gives a great intro to xinjiang.
about 8 years ago, i went there, impressed! 😊
Love to see the courtyard with the garden I also have a garden spend lots of time outside taking care of it
Je visionne des vidéos sur CZcams depuis plus de 6 mois, et c'est toi avec tes vidéos que j'adore le plus.
Un gros merci belle Chinoise charmante et à une voix si douce, et avec une humanité admirable ❤❤❤
From the look of it, the people are living harmoniously together free from distrust and animosity. Their lives are full of variety and vitality. Kids are playing and dancing on the clean streets, and shops and vendors proudly serve their local specialties. People live their lives without fear of conflicts or crime. History showed otherwise, but I hope these conditions to last. Be aware of those with ill intentions who want to destroy everything for their own gains.
Yan, you have the "BEST" Channel on CZcams 👍👍👍
The 3 girls are so uplifting. There are adorable.
Thank you so much for another great video. Your adventures are always so interesting.
Absolutely WONDERFUl, thank you😊
Those kids who play Chinese garter remind me of my childhood. We often play that throwback 90's. Nowadays, it's not anymore existing in Philippines 😢because of internet and gadgets😢
I love today's video the people are very friendly and they don't look typical Chinese and they live in China. Who knew! Lol thanks Yen 🙏
probably just colonated by china
@@paulsworldphUyghurs live in west part of Xinjiang Province.
There are 56 ethnic groups living in China if I am not mistaken.
@@thucduyen9592 Really so many?
@@suninapawaroo3024 是的，我们中国有56个民族。
This is so cool to see! I love this video, it's amazing to see people in other countries just.. be normal, kind, human beings! Love from the UK.
I was there this April and seeing your video brought back sweet memories of my South Xinjiang tour, when you otw to Tashikuergan, please take drone video to show us the amazing scenery especially the Baisha Lake, enjoy your ride and safe trip Yan!
From Nature, mountains and forest s yan is back for a different sort of vlog.Nice coverage of the culture and streets.
Always be healthy and happy. 늘 건강하시어 좋은 곳 많이 보여 주시오. in Korea
您的视频让人看到生活中美和温馨。