Apologies for the re-upload, everybody! Our previous version's subtitles were a little out of sync, which is now fixed. We always try to make sure that our subtitles are as accurate and digestible as possible so as not to get in the way of our storytelling. Thanks for all your support! - Steve

"Any rich man can become the US president" lol

"Any rich man can become president" This makes me cry and laugh at the same time.

After spending time in China I was pleasantly surprised at how well their system works. I actually felt much safer in China than most other countries I've visited.

the guy in a red jacket is very aware of the reality

These were actually very thoughtful responses, they weighed pros and cons and saw the benefits of both sides.

I'm baffled! I was expecting them to be more negative towards the US, but I was wrong. I suppose Americans are more negative towards China, though.

As an American and a former Servicemember, I have been to many countries tries around the world. People are the same everywhere. They want their kids to grow up to a better life than they had. They want access to basic human essentials like food and clean water, and education. They just want to be able to live their lives as best ad they can. This is a universal truth, and Chinese people are no different, we should not be so afraid of them for trying to make their world a better place.

These Chinese people are so knowledgeable and respectful. Meanwhile, many 'educated' people in the west are saying: China? Uh? What is it? Where is it? Is Hong Kong the Capital of Japan? LOL

The guy with the most negative view of US is the only one who had stayed in US...

I was born and grown in China. I can say this video is pretty much unbiased. Good job. I graduated from university in the US, and I'm working here too. I have many good American friends. To be honest, I'm disappointed with how little and biased my friends know about China. Ignorance and being lack of awareness put you in danger.

In my opinion and from what I saw, on the video, they are very diplomatic, polite, intelligent, mature, honest, open minded, and understanding. They came across as very wise. I did not find anything they said as being rude or offensive. They, to me sounded very reasonable.

I'm impressed by all of the responses. They seem to know more about the US than a lot of Americans.

Some of what was said was unfortunately translated imprecisely and it made some Chinese in the video seem ruder and less polite than they really were, but thank you for sharing in either case.

As a white American man, I am glad that this information is available now. Wow. I learned a lot more about how the Chinese people think. I also love that this is a great way to bring the cultures together. We have differences for sure, but we also have a curiosity for each other and that is way better.

As a European i love China, very much lovely smart Peoples

China is a great country with a lot of bright, educated, free minded people...as the video shows. I always dreamed of travelling to China, since I was a little girl. Lots of love to people of China!

Probably the best outlet for Americans to understand Asain culture and become more aware and educated. This is a great median between the East and the West.

Omg that's the cutest mic ever

I'm from the US and work for an ESL teaching company in Beijing. I speak with parents and students in China everyday. I really enjoy teaching these students English, and cannot wait to go visit China!

台灣叔叔說的有些道理：「美國不是我們東方人的地方」我是美籍華人，英文比中文好。有很多美國不同種族的朋友在洛杉磯。但是去到華人少的地方會看到奇怪眼色 - 那種「你來我們白人的地方幹嘛」的眼色。就算我們再努力貢獻給美國，我們永遠是二等公民。那些第三第四代的遠東亞洲人，包括中國，日本，韓國，半句他們祖宗的話都不會說，還是被認為是外國人。我們需要一直要找公平的待遇，找自己真正的歸屬感，擋歧視。

As an American I'm very happy to hear that ordinary Chinese people seem to mostly have a positive view of the US and Americans.

I just want to remind y’all that a lot of the translations did not have the same connotations as what they were speaking. There were a few times where they were saying things in a joking tone but that was lost in translation. Anyways if you read the translations, approach it with the idea that they were more polite than what was on the captions!

3:18 "Donald Trump seems strong on execution." What? "He just signs so many executive orders..." Oh

I studied in Shanghai for a decent amount of time and can tell you that Chinese people are incredibly friendly and welcoming. I have had several Chinese students say the same thing to me when they come to USA to study. The age of technology has made it easier to learn about each other's opinions and cultures. This helps to understand that we may have our differences, but we are also very much alike. This was a wonderfully entertaining and informative video to watch!

Smart Chinese people

The Chinese perspective is fairly accurate. As an American I agreed with a lot of what was said.

"Not a good place for asians" I'm actually an Italian with an American Citizenship I feel sorry for Asians being discriminated in this country. My Asian employees are experiencing harassment due to CoVid and racist people put the blame on them.

明人不说暗话，我喜欢那个戴眼镜的女孩。她好可爱啊，尤其是那句" 我觉得美国和朝鲜玩的可好了"哈哈哈哈哈

As a Canadian I am surrounded by Chinese people and all I can say is they're very friendly. Since I'm from Toronto I'd meet more Chinese from Beijing, Shanghai or Guanxi. Chinese and Canadians work hard together but I am not all well known about most of USA's politics. Tbh USA politics just hurts my head and I even don't pay attention to my own politics in Canada lol

Man... I really hope we never go to war with these people. They seem so loving and kind. It would be such a stupid thing to do... 😥

As a kid, I always believe that people will respect you as long as you also respect them. Then I come to United States to study, now I understand that it's pointless to give any respect to the people who don't even want to respect you.

'I don't think America wants to get involved in wars' hahahahahah... eh :/

I really like learning about the Asian cultures, and China especially. My daugjter is learning Mandarin and her plan is to go to China for university and get degrees in the Chinese languages and history. Then, she wants to stay and teach or gain other employment using her degrees. Because of this, I want to learn as much as I can so that I'm aware of the country she wants to move to and live.

Great job!!! As an american that has lived and worked in china for 5 years, I believe what they say is about 99% true , the one thing I found in my years in China is that the common people are very much like the common people of the USA, As an 57 year old male, that loves his country very much, if i did not live in the USA I would live in China ! Americans reading this please listen, you will never know the real China buy reading about if or hearing about China from someone that has never been there, You want to know China?? visit China for yourself ! then you will know the real China and will love it the way i do !

I’m so glad that they didn’t make stereotypes like every other country when talking about america

4:46 “I don’t think so because China has a huge income inequality problem. The gap in America is probably not that bad” Honey, income inequality is really bad here.

I am really glad to see how well informed and unbiased these answered are from my fellow Chinese people.

Wow these answers were so insightful.

This was absolutely wonderful. Thanks for posting and I subscribed!

These young people are very well informed and articulate. As an American, I really appreciated their points of view. They are really knowledgeable about America and our politics and culture.

Great job.... interview more people outside of SHANGHAI... and a slightly less upscale types. But great work none the less. I would be embarrassed to see a similar interview on the streets of a large American city.... ignorance here about China is deep; but with your work helps mitigate this.

Chinese sounds so cool.

I think media and government on both ends do not always reflect the ordinary people...most normal people are loving and kind and just want peace. I am American and my husband is from Shandong. All the people I met there are SO nice! And all of our Chinese friends that come here to study also have had a great experience and made lots of friends. I think the younger generations of most countries will do a lot to change the culture of the world into a more loving and accepting place.

I m Indian . happy to see Chinese speak there language proudly not like Indians .where if you can't speak will didn't got job in your own country.

ASIAN BOSS is the fucking best!!!

"As long as I can you use Whatsapp. I don't care"😂😂😂

I’m pleasantly surprised and impressed with how well-informed and articulate these people were.

Much respect from the United States China, it doesn't surprise me that everyone in this video was intelligent and had great insight on issues that need to be resolved. I do believe you guy's have freedom, my only issue is that you guy's can't vote for a president, hopefully that will be solved in the future. I hope before I die I can visit your great country! Much love from the United States best of luck over there my friends ❤

Love, love, love this channel. Open communication is what we all need for more understanding. Thank you!

As a Hongkonger (a special administrative region of China practicing Capitalism), I have to say the interviewees are very rational. Even they may hold both positive and negative impressions, they're not blindly praising or criticising. And it's a rare phenomenon in our society as people are either extremely patriotic or antagonistic. After all, we need more peaceful conversation and communication between people or even nations.

As an American I was surprised to see that Chinese have good views on us I don't want to come into conflict with chinese but just like any other country America has it's conflicts but I blame them on Trump he's not really the best president and I hope that in the future America and China will grow a good relationship like how we have a good one with Japan not all of us Americans are bad we are friendly and we like to welcome other people that come to the country however like them saying that there are mass shootings they happen all over the world I just really hope that America and plenty other countries grow to be close and peaceful I don't like people badmouthing the country that I grew up in and met so many nice people

This was impressive thanks asian boss and good job with the interviews!!!

These people thoughts and opinions reflect they're well-informed . I appreciate your sharing

Nice people in China, my neighbors here in California are Chinese and just as nice.

I have to say the Chinese people seem pretty cool. The guy with negative views of United States probably had bad experiences when he lived in the states. No countries are perfect so I think they are trying to live their lives as best as possible.

I love my Chinese counter parts. They have created a beautiful culture. I hope that one day we can work together to better the world for our future generations. It’s a pity so much human power is wasted on destruction instead of creation. We need to awaken humanity instead of feeding our egos. A game is only worth playing if it’s played in the spirit of justice and compassion. Life is difficult it doesn’t mean humans have to be. I want each and every one of you to grow into the person you were meant to be. I want to see people enjoy life instead of suffering it. This is my blessing to you. Not the ego or character that the world sees but the inner you.

Most of the Americans I know like the Chinese. We see nothing wrong with working together to better understand one another.

It’s crazy bc I took chinese for 7 years and my eyes light up when I finally understand something they say 😂 but boy do I have a lot more to learn

Very impressive! I would love to go to Shanghai for myself.

Kid in red jacket has a bright future. He wise beyond his years.

Any rich man can become the us president lol

As a Chinese who has lived in the US for 6 years for higher education (MA+PhD, at an "elite" university near Boston), I'm not surprised to hear what the interviewees in this video have to say about their perception of America. The only person with first-hand knowledge of the US, namely the middle-aged guy in denim, sees America as a less than ideal place to live in, while all those younger people who obviously have spent little, if any, time in the US, still in many ways picture the US as a heaven of freedom and equality (though with certain qualifications). This is so common and typical and shows the one thing that the US has undoubtedly succeeded in: controlling world Media (including non-Party-run media in China) and brainwashing common people worldwide. The US has managed to impose its own biased, misleading and deceptive definition of "democracy" on the whole world. 70 to 90 years ago things were different, when communism as a political and ideological movement represented progressive forces striving for real democracy---demo=people, cracy=rule. Rule by the people, for the people. What matters is not whether you can vote in the presidential election---see how the 2016 campaign went, a joke. Democracy is not about how many parties you have. A multi-party (or in many cases two-party) system is simply a system that feeds on the partition (hence "party") or division of interests in society---different or even conflicting interests of different privileged groups or advocacy groups, who utilize the people to vie for political power. They do not, cannot and are not willing to represent the long-term interests of the common people, because, despite the conflicts between the priviliged groups themsevles, the gap between the elites and the people is much larger and fundamental. That's why, whoever the POTUS is, they will soon break their promises to the people which they used to lure peoples' votes---they no longer need votes, what they now need in office, is the continuous support of the real rulers of the US---economic oligarchs in different sectors of US economy, finance, oil, arms industry. And these tycoons have much more in common with capitalist oligarchs elsewhere in the West than they do with ordinary US citizens. And that's why there is so much debate going on in the US about things that affect peoples' life so directly and obviously---health care, environmental protection, clean energy, public education. They debate because they don't care---they do care about how these issues can benefit their groups--but not the people. In the Chinese system, the CCP would have set aside the divergencies and would have started making policies, in consultation with expert and representatives of the people, to promote whatever benefits our country and people the most in the next 5-50 years. Real democracy is reflected in the fear that if you don't work for the people, they will depose you without the resort to an election. When you lose people's faith in you, the whole system will decay. A multi-party, election-driven political system, based on the internal differences among the elites and the gap between the elites and the people, namely, Western "democracy", can never think rationally in the long-run. It is by nature nearsighted and close-minded and increasingly unable to make long-term policies. They rely on fancy language and terms to keep people tame and complacent. US has more equality? Wow, then who is the 1% that the 99% stood up against---in vain? Then why are the elections controlled by a bunch of rich people whose net assets surpass what most ordinary Americans can make in their entire careers? Then why are there so many homeless young people wandering on the street with their poor dogs holding signs like "seeking human kindness", bankcrupt and deprived of the right to restart a career under the capitalist financial "credit" system? Is this freedom and democracy? Are these people human beings? Democracy=Serve the People. Democracy≠manipulate people to choose between two puppets serving the true ruling class. The US presidential campaigns are seriously like liturgical rituals that give people the illusion that "wow this is democracy". The young people in this video, who still live in dreams and care about trivial matters about whatsapp (c'mon, it's about security. Chinese investors and products are banned by the West for the same reason; if you have a passport and can travel abroad, then you cannot claim that the government wants to control your little mind), need more exposure to the real US. It's not their fault. They simply need to read more history, travel more to rural China and other countries, and know a bit more about technology and the military, so as to stop acting like a self-claimed, laughable "bourgeois". Be down-to-earth and we will realize that the Chinese system is not only legitimate, but also morally firm.

Why is that the Chinese interviewed here seem better informed and more balanced in their opinions than our own young people?

Canadian here = I’ve traveled and spent a lot of time in the USA. And I’ve lived in China. I feel safer in China and would rather live there

Thank you for the video! I love hearing from other peoples' perspectives. It's sad, people in the United States aren't this educated on current events going on in other countries, but all of these people that were interviewed have a general idea of what's going on here. I really enjoyed listening to everyone's answers. Especially the guy in the red jacket, he seemed very open minded while maintaining his sense of national pride.

"As long as I can use WhatsApp. (I don't care.)" That's a *mood.* Lmao oh my goodness... *She is a queen.*

The dude in the cap wasn’t holding back on his views. I like that. It would be great having a conversation with him.

Great! Please do more of these from China! Also try some from Taiwan and HK for even more perspectives!

this was a great video! thank you

I actually appreciate Asia, and China in particular. They literally are the powerhouse of all of our products. This iPhone that I’m on, made somewhere in Asia, probably in China. But that affects their market and people differently of course then it does here but there’s nothing we can do about it without losing millions of dollars in product. A war with China is something that I don’t see in my future. I hope to see a unity between our two countries because that’s the only way we can progress. China has very smart and educated people, as do we, and we’ve learned that when humanity works together to achieve something, it will be done. We’re built to be cooperative and work with one another. Don’t mind the flag that we wave, pay more attention to the human spirit and our passion of excellence. One day, maybe we can actually be friends, not just trade partners who look good for the camera but on paper it’s still shaky.

Thank you for making this series! I am American, and it is very interesting to me to see others' opinions about Americans.

As an American I am shamed to say that I do not know as much about the world in general as I should. And I thank you for this video as it is opening my eyes to things that I just for whatever the reason have not seen before. This was a very interesting video and I will now learn more about the world I live in because of this.

Native Texan here. The West may never figure out other cultures unless We quit assuming We Should Be in charge. The Eastern Culture is much more nuanced and knowledge and wisdom are prized. We are all just one My Brothers and Sisters.

These were really excellent answers. Each person had a well thought out opinion and seemed very un-bias. That, by itself, speaks volumes about the people. I just gained even more respect for China.

I'm American I love everybody and respect all I see us as one people not by certain ethnicity we are all humans and deserve the be treated as one no matter the difference or power struggle it the people who matter and our views of each other how we treat and act towards other that will change this world... shout to China from an American

Based on this, I believe that the average chinese citizen doesn't want to go to war or any military conflict with anyone (North Korea, America, etc.) but rather they want peaceful resolutions instead. War is bad for the economy and for the people and I hope no war would break out in the pacific or anywhere involving the superpowers. I'm from the Philippines btw and I don't want my country to wage war with anyone nor be attacked by anyone. We had good relations with China and US before and I hope now we can estsblish that again.

This is honestly a great channel. Just not as well known as it should be. I only found out about it after looking up stuff about North Korea a few months ago...Seriously keep up the work. For most (almost all) KZfaq channels, I would never recommend advising....but if it's relatively affordable, this is a case where you should take advantage of it. I would never think to find an entire (& high quality) channel dedicated to filling the gap in communication/understanding between Asia and the Rest of the World. I had to do some specific searching to find you guys. You could make a whole damn television network on all your content. Seriously original & high quality. Keep it up.

at 3:07,the girl is saying that trump is dictator then what chinese president is? her father???

I feel a bit relieved that America is not hated by these Chinese citizens 👍 At (3:00) lol, the young man's views about President Trump "not thinking before speaking" is what l see too, 👍 One of my concerns with President Trump, is his inability to get off that dam phone & tweeting . Also his loose lips, insulting the world's diplomatic community to their face as if though they were his subordinates or golf buddies at the club.

Id like to see what Chinese think of Australia as I live in sydney and there is a lot of Chinese moving here for study and to live. I also love different cultures and highly respect China's long history and cultural heritage.

Much love to the people of China!

Love your channel, love what youre doing, love china

Pretty polite and respectful. They did make some good points. I think one problem is that, from my understanding and even based on what was said, usually 'news' about the US that is seen in other countries is stations like MSNBC. It's extremely, heavily skewed, and often misreports. The reason mass shootings are reported is because of how rare they are. Most of the gun crime is something like 5 cities in the entirety of the US, and it's generally related to gang violence - meaning that if you aren't involved in a gang, the chances of getting shot are super low. Things like suicides are included in our statistics, whereas other countries don't count that as gun crime. I was calculating the percent chance people had of dying or being injured in a school shooting here, based on the deaths and injuries last year, and it came out to something like a .0000065% chance that you'd be injured or killed in a school shooting. You're more likely to get hit by lightning in your lifetime. The reason people think it's happening constantly is because media will sensationalize any event that happens constantly (unless it doesn't fit their narrative, and then the story disappears quickly). For some numbers, there's about 132,656 schools in the US, with 62,800,000 people in them, and last year with the 9 shootings (some of which had no deaths, some no injuries or deaths), there were 26 injuries and 15 deaths. A lot of times the shootings amount to someone being mad at a specific person and happening to shoot them on school property. They aren't always even people who go to the school. That's not what you'll hear on the news, though. They sell the idea that our kids are dropping like flies and in grave danger constantly. I've lived in the US almost my whole life and the only time I've seen a gun was on a cop or in a shop. It's really not as bad as the media likes to portray. Not unless you live in one of the really bad areas, which are pretty famous for how bad they are.

Hi guys can you ask Chinese what do they thinks about japanese and koreans? greetings from Chile

WOW! People in China know more about our government and it's affairs than 95% of what Americans know about Chinese politics. I'm also subscribed to ChinaUncensored ( and now SUBSCRIBED to AsianBoss) and I at least know a fraction of current news with Chinese politics. If I had a N.American Boss Channel and did this sames exact piece here, asking the same questions, I would have to ask a hundred people before your average American would even know who the leader of the Chinese Communist party is... let alone ANYTHING about it's history since WW2

Props to the guy that used to live in America and dipped, lol

戴眼镜的小女孩思维活跃，言辞犀利，而且年纪这么小。。果然在发达城市里的孩子，眼界和见识也高一个层次。

I didn't expect Chinese people to be more informed about America than Americans. Honestly I'm amazed

I really like this channel! Very original, which isn't easy on today's KZfaq. Interesting hearing what average people think.

Thank you for sharing. It was awesome to see what we look like to other cultures. Great idea!!

Damn they are open minded then most Americans nowadays, props to China and the Chinese 👏💯

Very informative video perspective from Chinese citizens. I was actually surprised by some of the responses. As an American citizen myself wanting only Peace between all Countries around the world I believe videos like this can help build bridges to the future for all humans on earth. Keep up the great work.

After watching this video it helps me to get a closer distance and clearer vision to understand how china people think, me as a hong konger has completely eye-opened to their thoughts and individual mindsets. :) thanks Asian Boss

Used to not wanna visit China but there’s so much culture and places to visit and now I’m kinda intrigued

Chinese seems to be more familiar of the world around them...I feel that they know more things about the US than Americans do know about China...really surprising

"A place you go to study" hahahaha, idky i found that so funny 😂

I like that older guy in the blue shirt and white hat, I agree with the negative things that he brings up about life here in the US because it's true.

Thank you for this insight , very informative . I appreciate hearing from the people of China rather than the rhetoric from the press .

Wow this was actually nice to have. More of this would be welcome for sure.