First Impressions of Beijing, China | Our Day in Beijing Didn't Go As Planned

there must be some other convenience store to buy water from aside from the non-existent 7-11!?!

no other places of interest in the area besides the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square huh

Beautiful city

This weather is suitable for hot pot and museums

You can only book the forbidden city 7 days beforen

love u❤

哇回来啦 开心

Do you feel the difference between different city in China?

If this mall were located in US, it would at least improve the living standards of thousands of hommies living around it.🙃

I recommend you guys try Chinese fire cupping or Chinese traditional massage it would be a very interesting video.

The good news is most foreigners transit visa free have extended to 240 hours and 10 days in China right now like as American citizen go to China trip direct from your country no need Chinese visa and then back to states please transfer at Taipei, Seoul and Tokyo there and fly back to States after transit in Taiwan, Korea and Japan and this cannot round trip flight and then can go to HK trip also after Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou trip used 240 hours visa free take by Cathay Pacific from Beijing and Shanghai or take High speed train to HK West Kowloon and Sleeping High speed train is okay only one way and then After Guangzhou few days can take High speed train to HK West Kowloon station from Guangzhou East or Guangzhou South station to HK trip after enjoy 240 hours and then take plane back to states by Cathay Pacific.

Welcome to China.

Actually, the Forbidden City's entrance is not by the Tian'anmen Square. These checkpoints are for the square.The security people works for the square. It is relatively easier to resreve a ticket than the Forbidden City. Almost everytime I go to Beijing, I as a Chinese can't get a ticket for the Forbidden City. Almost ALL of the domestic tourists go there once they go to Beijing. There is a tip that comes handy. Just find a shared-bike(blue bike, yellow bike whatever) and bike through the Chang'an Street acrossing the square, which is the only way to access the square without a reservation. And BTW Beijing is so wide that most convenience stores don't have enough sale to survive, which is quite different from other cities in China.

your videos are very suitable for practicing my English listening

嗯嗯，我觉得周一提上去的可能性不大，就是想先看看流程难不难

I want to say that about 6 or 7 years ago, you could buy tickets and enter the Forbidden City and Tiananmen Square in Beijing at will without making an appointment. Before that, you could also enter Tiananmen Square at will, and you only needed to buy tickets at the door of the Forbidden City. Now it is really inconvenient for tourists.😢

Book everything 1 week in advance. Take note on what's not open for booking yet, and try again at the instructed time. Set an alarm 5 minutes before that time, so you can have time to open the minigrams(websites). If you fail for 3-5days in a row, just don't even book your plane tickets and hotel. Same for terra cotta warriors, Longmen Grottoes, National museums, etc. 我们中国人都是这样抢票，没抢到之前别订机票。。实在不行去恭王府，颐和园，圆明园，景山公园，北海公园，天坛，地坛，雍和宫啊，在大街上干站着可还行。

Hey tourists, don't forget to say that making the slightest criticism against the dictatorship is a crime punishable by imprisonment and re-education by force. Otherwise, have a good trip.

No roasted duck？😡😡😡

That was rice noodless.😡

wow，the noodle you guys ate originally from my hometown Jiangxi province😀
It's called Banfen 拌粉，which means rice noodle mixed with seasonings. And we usually have it with a Waguantang 瓦罐汤，a distinctive broth made
with crock pot， for breakfast.
You are welcomed to visit Jiangxi since 2 cities on the list of 240 hrs visa-free trip. But be aware of local cuisine known for spicy.😂

Actually in China you need book tickets days ahead to visit a lot of tourist spots as long as they're famous enough, especially museums, I think. So not just in Beijing. Better check in advance. Hope everything goes smoothly for you next time. ❤

that church is a Catholic church, called St. Joseph's Church, been there for almost 400 years.
Christian in China from different countries actually do share churches, but tend to have separate church groups, reasons being language barriers, different way of practices, etc.
St. Joseph's Church do Mass in both Chinese and English: Sunday Mass, 6.15am, 7am, 8am (Chinese); 4pm (English).

Korean Christians a different story though, they do things quite differently...

In addition to 7-Eleven, many stores sell mineral water, there are Lowson, family market, all the tobacco shops and liquor stores, all the small and large hotels...

Wow, you are in China again! So excited to see you there!

Poor baby Isaac all alone this christmas

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You guys back to China? really? nice, looking forward to new videos

外国人去故宫不需要预约，带上护照可以现场买票参观😊

Thanks!

4m11s, that place is the main entrance of China's Ministry of Public Security

韩国人的教会大多是邪教，中国的的教会不受梵蒂冈管辖，但外国人一样可以进入很多外国博主都可以去参加，也拍了视频

dont eat xiao long bao on the cheap, ding tai feng is the way to go even with elevated price

应该不是现在，没这么暖和

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Merry Christmas in advance 🎉❤️💚🤍

欢迎❤

so much chrome in that mall but no War Boys to be found

South parks christmas poo sweatshirts 🤣 and it isnt enuf that its a small one on the left but a huge one at the back 🤣 sooo cool so chill 👏👏

What religion do the Chinese believe in have anything to do with you? Why do Chinese people have to believe in Christianity?

The Chinese Constitution stipulates that Chinese citizens have freedom of religious belief. No state agency, social group or individual may force citizens to believe in a religion or not believe in a religion, nor may they discriminate against citizens who believe in a religion or citizens who do not believe in a religion. Freedom of belief means that every citizen has the right to choose to believe in or not believe in a religion according to his or her own free will, without any external coercion or interference. Both devout believers and atheists enjoy equal legal status and protection.

Many foreigners always say that Chinese people have no faith. You should first understand the difference between "no religion" and "no faith". There are many kinds of beliefs, not just religion. Religious belief is only part of faith. In China, people have rich and colorful spiritual pursuits and forms of belief. Not everyone believes in a specific religion, which does not mean a lack of belief. Philosophy, morality, science, art, equality, freedom, etc. can all become people's beliefs. Belief is not a religion defined by the West. What the Chinese believe in is our own culture, philosophical thinking such as Confucianism and Taoism.

这俩货怎么还去国内？你是很早就来了吗？😂😂