Kieran has such a personable and authentic vibe. Keep the videos coming, super interesting!

Kieran, could you come to South China Agriculture University of Guangzhou? I have noticed you channel over last a month, it's interesting and funny, I want to have a good opportunity to be interviewed by you!

Would love to see more insight into China - so interesting hearing directly from the students

I really like your videos, can’t wait for the next one 😊

Keep doing this type of video. it helps me. Thanks.

I would say in most cases, this is absolutely the real fact in China. We have little chace to use it, to practice it. When I was a student, I hated English but I quite admired those who can speak english fluently. We suffer a lot for putting tons of effort to learn a foreigh language without any occation to practice it, to speak it out. That ends up a big failure, wasting huge time and resource, and badly demanging every learner's confidence. By the way, I must thank to my english teacher while I'm the third year of a high-school. He did great job. Instead of teaching us, he was always spending 80% of the time in class to bring the most interesting things happening around the world to us, vivily, which also siginificantly openned my eyes. Now I'm working for an international company for multiple years. Before joining this company, I realize the most useful method to get this ticket is to get my speaking as native/fluent as possible, I mean not the tone for the first step, but the way of expression. For me, personally, I would recommend anyone who were/are suffering from learning English, the primary thing for that is to speak like a native speaker. Once you're able to communicate, then you should be interested in learning more vocabularies, more advance expression. Our education system needs to think about that as well, but it's said that English will be placed into a less significant level. I don't know how it will work, but anyway, speaking fluently is the first step and key to success of learnig any language. Just as the way we speak mandarine.

WOW, you're subscriber count QUADRUPLED last time I checked... keep it up!

Good stuff man. Thanks for introducing us to all these universities in China.

Kieran, I love your videos so much! Hopefully that you can visit Changsha City, which is my hometown, and have a street interview like this at Central South University.

You are a Kindness person to awake students to learn more English in daily life . Good job ~

Good video man

I learnt speaking English by watching the Cardassians as well, but in Star Trek. :)

7:58 所以说兴趣是最好的老师 Being forced to learn is totally different from perusing something you’re interested in!

Hainan univercity is 211-level。

8:01 he looks so exiting.😂

高中学的英语 宿舍是dormitory 后来发现都说accommodation, 😆

May I ask the maker of video a question? what is your background? why do you speak both of english and chinese? how did you make a notable achievement?

I am always amazed at no matter how broken some non English speakers sound, English native speakers can always understand them😂 I’m from China but I lived in the west for many years. What I’ve noticed is that Koreans are the ones who are most good at English among the three East Asian countries. ( China japan Korea). I also sense that most of the time, Caucasian or native English speakers don’t really laugh at Chinese people’s English level, they are rather patient and showing kindness, however it is usually Chinese people themselves like to be harsh on themselves, super critical, picking on every little mistakes that you make and laugh at you. I sometimes wonder why Chinese people are so harsh on their own people?

Nevertheless people in this video can understand and speak basic english.

还好！不算流利

原來只有這程度

连自己学的专业名字都不记得，不会用英语说。