美国博主犹豫了5年不敢来中国，落地成都后被彻底折服：为什么我们国家做不到这么干净和安全？

@Steven-o1y6x
I'm an American but I have lived in China for three years now. I have not seen or heard of one crime here other than a few corrupt politicians being arrested. Corruption, drug trafficking, porn, violent acts, illegal immigration....none of that is tolerated here and is dealt with swiftly. The people are warm, welcoming, generous and helpful. They love Americans and many have relatives who live in and became U.S. citizens. Don't believe the political propaganda you hear outside of China. Come see and experience it for yourself. It's truly an amazing place and culture!

我是美国人，如今已在中国生活了三年。除了少数腐败官员被捕外，我在这里从未见过或听说过任何犯罪行为。腐败、毒品交易、色情内容、暴力行为以及非法活动在这里都是零容忍的，并且会迅速得到处理。这里的人们热情、好客、慷慨且乐于助人。他们喜爱美国人，许多人都有亲戚在美国生活并成为了美国公民。不要相信你在国外听到的政治宣传。亲自来看看，亲身体验一下吧。这里真的是一个令人惊叹的地方，拥有独特的文化！

@3819144
I just visited China in Chengdu and Shanghai in Nov 2025 . Wow what a city , like you say clean , food are cheaper and people are actually very friendly and help to foreigner .  Will visit again 2026

我于2025年11月刚刚到访过中国的成都和上海。哇，真是令人惊叹的城市，正如你所说，环境整洁，食物价格实惠，而且当地人对外国人确实非常友善且乐于助人。2026年我会再次造访。

@markbaughan4575
Considering you speak no Chinese, had no visa, had no idea where you were going and talked non-stop into your camera, I would day it went incredibly smoothly. The service people you met were all courteous and genuinely friendly!

考虑到你一句中文都不会说，没有签证，也不知道要去哪儿，还一直对着镜头说个不停，我得说这趟旅程顺利得不可思议。你遇到的服务人员都彬彬有礼，而且真心友善！

@hambone5547
I spent a month in China and could live there no problem. Enjoy!

我在中国待了一个月，完全可以在那里生活。玩得开心！

@ronaldjohnson7264
Bro,  I gotta say this again... China is literally the most camera friendly country. Try doing the camera thingy in UK or US or even France  eiffel tower areas...or Europe... you will be chased down by drug addicts or dealers or scammers... haha LOL... and Chinese totally have no issue with cameras as long as you do it respectfully ... kudos... good interesting videos again. Love it... Cheers!

兄弟，我得再说一遍……中国简直是世界上最适合拍摄的国家。试试在英国、美国甚至法国埃菲尔铁塔附近……或者欧洲其他地方这么拍……你可能会被瘾君子、毒贩或骗子追着跑……哈哈……而中国人对拍摄完全没意见，只要你保持尊重就行……点赞……视频又好看又有趣。爱了爱了……干杯！      

@shanyongqiu2103
the taxi driver need your navigation to your hotel, and he didn't cheat you, only asked you to pay the right fare of 10CNY. he is an honest taxi driver like most of Chinese people. the first person you met is not policeman, he is a security people.

出租车司机需要你导航到酒店，而且他没有骗你，只收了10元人民币的合理车费。他和大多数中国人一样，是个诚实的出租车司机。你遇到的第一个人不是警察，他是安保人员。

@hyperclass1
local Chinese are very friendly...and very helpful even they have a hard time to speak english... and China is very safe country

当地中国人非常友好……而且乐于助人，即使他们英语说得不太流利……中国是一个非常安全的国家

@simonschulz2911
If your card only has a 4 digit pin on it you need to add 00 to the end or start of your PIN number for your card to work
如果你的卡只有4位密码，需要在密码末尾或开头添加00，这样你的卡才能正常使用

@tonyluo4010
The security guard said that both taking a taxi and the subway are options. He probably thought taking a taxi would be more expensive, so he recommended you to take the subway.

保安说打车和坐地铁都可以。他可能觉得打车会更贵，所以建议你坐地铁。

@Nomadlife101
China is by far my favourite country to travel to.

中国是目前我最喜欢的旅行目的地。

@anttiny5992
When waiting for the subway, the announcement will say: "Passengers exiting first, then boarding." This means that passengers arriving at their stop should exit the subway first, and then waiting passengers can board. This sequential reminder can prevent crowding caused by two groups of people arriving at the same time, especially when there are many people.

等地铁时，广播会说：“先下后上。”意思是到站的乘客先下地铁，然后等车的乘客再上车。这种顺序提醒可以避免两拨人同时到达造成的拥挤，尤其是在人多的时候。

@我的爱好
27:30 The taxi driver's suggestion was correct. His route is the shortest and fastest; your phone navigation took a detour, resulting in a longer travel time.

27:30 出租车司机的建议是对的。他的路线是最短最快的；你的手机导航绕了远路，导致行程时间更长。

@NekoNoSad
I've found that some Americans are completely unaware of how much privacy and discrimination foreigners face when entering the United States.

我发现有些美国人完全不知道外国人进入美国时会面临多少隐私和歧视问题。

@kofeesala23
Basically, your problem is communication, nothing else.

基本上，你的问题就是沟通，没别的。

@Fire_dragon561
The owner of the noodle restaurant was overjoyed. Seeing that the guests ate so cleanly, it was a recognition of his food.

面馆老板欣喜若狂。看到客人吃得这么干净，这是对他食物的认可。  

@piccadelly9360
I think you will love China

我想你会爱上中国的

@Felipe-n3j
China welcomes you…enjoy the safety peaceful modern beautiful China is today…enjoy the delicious foods is China very affordable! & don’t forget to try China most modern high-speed train!

欢迎来到中国……请享受今日中国安全、和平、现代、美丽的景象……品尝中国物美价廉的美食！别忘了体验中国最现代化的高铁！    

@sams9793
word of wisdom,  if you ever get lost on street or need an translation,  ask anyone who looks under 30 and work in office,  he or she should be able to help you out.  Younger generation of Chinese are well educated and most likely learning English in high school and college.

智慧箴言：如果你在街上迷路或需要翻译，找任何看起来30岁以下、在办公室工作的人，他或她应该能帮到你。中国的年轻一代受过良好教育，很可能在高中和大学期间学过英语。

@CWai-vf3ol
Imaging a Chinese traveling in the US and complaining about no one speak Chinese.

想象一下，一个中国人在美国旅行，抱怨没人会说中文。

@Goffyuno
There are good people around the world. It is up to us to preserve the peace between nations.

世界各地都有善良的人。维护国家间的和平取决于我们。

@kl9518
You give us confidence that first time in China can be easy, cheap and fun to get around.

你让我们相信，第一次来中国可以轻松、便宜且有趣地四处游玩。

@charlie-letsgo
27:26 All the time the driver was trying to let you know that Google Maps does not work in China and is giving you completely wrong routes. That was stressful even just watching you struggle

27:26 司机一直试图告诉你，Google 地图在中国无法使用，而且会给你完全错误的路线。光是看着你挣扎就让人感到压力山大   

@mechannel7046
The security guard at the subway station was so friendly!

地铁站的安全员真是太友好了！

@sunshinew3698
You know you can trust the taxi driver when you heard him speaking Sichuan dialect lol, he’s definitely a local

当你听到出租车司机说四川话时，你就知道可以信任他了，哈哈，他绝对是本地人

@Olegbaikal
Bro, thanks for the video.
I became one of the members of your channel

兄弟，谢谢你的视频。  
我成为了你频道的成员之一

@AntonioWinStar1
The China videos about to be so epic bro just keep doing your thing. I love it. Why can’t the United States be like China where it’s all clean and super futuristic and so moderate. Oh yeah we are putting our money to towards Dirty Wars. China is literally investing and putting money into there economy. Look at all there skyscrapers in each cities at night. They are literally living in 2050, while we are still stuck in 2010. Chicago, New York City, Los Angeles, Miami, Skyline can never compete with China skyscrapers like Chongqing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Shenzhen, and Shanghai.

关于中国的视频即将变得如此史诗级，兄弟，继续做你的事吧。我太喜欢了。为什么美国不能像中国那样，一切都干净整洁、超级未来感且如此适度。哦对了，我们把钱都花在肮脏的战争上了。中国却实实在在地投资并将资金注入其经济。看看每个城市夜晚的摩天大楼吧。他们简直生活在2050年，而我们却还困在2010年。芝加哥、纽约、洛杉矶、迈阿密的天际线永远无法与重庆、天津、成都、深圳和上海的中国摩天大楼相媲美。

@stanleyhan5465
China is very welcoming to visitors. It's in the culture

中国对访客非常热情好客。这是文化的一部分

@TocRoc-d7e
He saved some silvers for u from taking the taxi.

他为你省下了一些打车的零钱。

@donesio931
“How does she know I speak English?” My money is on the American passport. Lol!

“她怎么知道我会说英语？”我猜是因为我的美国护照。哈哈！

@stanleyhan5465
Great video. Thank you for showing the real China, rather than the negative version portraited by many western media.

很棒的视频。感谢你展示了真实的中国，而不是许多西方媒体描绘的负面版本。

@SherielS
The thumbs-up gesture is a sign of approval in most countries. However, in several countries in West Africa and the Middle East, including Iran, Iraq, and Afghanistan, the gesture has the connotation of "up yours!" It's used the same way the middle finger is in the US.

竖起大拇指的手势在大多数国家表示赞许。然而，在西非和中东的几个国家，包括伊朗、伊拉克和阿富汗，这个手势有“去你的！”的含义。其用法与美国的中指手势相同。

@alexhu7939
“get off before you board” is a message cut short. the full text should have been “ let people get off before you board”

"先下后上"是一条被剪辑过的信息。完整的文字应该是"请让乘客先下车再上车"。

@johnklein10
I've stayed at that very same Holliday inn great place.

我曾住过那家假日酒店，是个很棒的地方。

@w.z.6062
Enjoy your time in China! Looking forward to your videos from there!

祝您在中国玩得开心！期待您在那里的视频！