China better than japan

@@XSCAPE-eg2dl Racists 🤦‍♂️

Xiao Hei. we are all equal , unless we are Americans, where all we can destroy is the best WE can do.

Lawrence Orr Tibet, Xinjiang, Taiwan, and Hong Kong are under threat of Chinese imperialism.

M9 Are you kiddingv

I am. 😃

Ya, ive been hooked on these old videos for a few days now. Makes me wonder about how many great videos are lost to time

@@seanr1899 Yeah for sure!

ken chao imagine coming here in 2120?

@@gavinoctavien1400 sad no chance

sunil shrestha Nepal China friendship

no your frigid anglo island will be a wasteland of shxthole sooner

Old Windsor. I don’t know who you are and I don’t care. I want you to remember there is a lot of Chinese in the world. Be careful of what you are saying.

@Old Windsor .Not sure China is going to collapse to a shithole. But with your hateful comment , no doubt you are a shit!

U guys from Nepal are also very hard working!

My grandparents were born during that era😉it's almost a hundred years by now, grandma is turning 98this year.

That's a ridiculous statement. Or do you actually believe that Chinese people are weak enough to smoke opium at a foreigner's suggestion? Opium has been grown by Chinese people in China and smoked by Chinese people in China for centuries. Anyway, blaming foreigners for the Chinese opium habit is a bit like Americans blaming the Mexicans for the American Cocaine habit. Silly. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_opium_in_China

wow, start a socalled opium war against China to export opium to China and now you are saying it was Chinese habits. Well, stupid or shameless?

The habit of taking opium wasn't restricted to China. It wasn't a Chinese habit, it was a worldwide thing. Opium was exported throughout the British Empire, including to the UK. Opium wasn't invented by the British in 1839 to be suddenly foisted upon the hapless Chinese. That's ridiculous. It has been imported and also grown in China for centuries, and for most of that time perfectly legally. It is not shameless to say this, and it's not stupid either. Because of the historical use of opium in China, it just isn't historically correct to say that this guy in the video is smoking opium because of foreign influence. Any more than a photo of a modern man in Shanghai smoking tobacco might be evidence of nefarious foreign influence.

@待化的冰 he never said anything about that...he said chinese grown opium was used before the opium war...and yes I think the british took advantage of China and it was right to ban it

@What' Ev Ok, let's put it this way. Now, China all in a sudden decides to export Cocaine to the UK which the UK gov will definitely refuse. And then China decided to send troops to force the trade. How does it sound? That's exactly what imperial britain did. Being not that advanced is not an excuse for your country to start a disgusting Opium War against an Asian country. Your mindset is sick and disgusting.

thanks for the book suggestion.

vice is heavily biased against china - at least from the content they're putting out in recent years. everything else were decent though.

Chinese people love Nepal! 🇨🇳 ❤️🇳🇵

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Actually China now is worse than China 100 years ago.

They were probably destroyed in the Cultural Revolution.

@@iratepirate3896 I doubt that they were intentionally broken although it's possible. Maybe a truck or some vehicle damaged one of them and they replaced the lot. Over a century a lot of things can happen.

Thank you I'm from India

@ as opposed to an identity espousing 'freedom and democracy and human rights' while bombing poor third world nations. why is the us still in afghanistan, iraq, and syria what did you and your nato buddies do to libya are they currently free and democratic?

@ Oblivion is bliss.

I was burn in 2010 in 2100 I Will have 100 Years in 2120 i Will be dead...

@@Leo-rl7qi if you are born in 2010, your age in the year 2120 should be 110 years old!

@@princessdewi4626 why did You respond a 4 months comment

@@princessdewi4626 why

@@princessdewi4626 why You did that.

but men still wearing ma gua， cheongsam，manchurian cloth identity.

@@zhaomengyu028 Ppl still wore those in the Republican era minus the pig tail.

Pig tails is shame of China history, it is Chinese colony history by Manchurian.

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@@jorryzhu4615 Thanks for your kind information... Dan from Paris-France

don't believe him...a foreigner met Mao？It's impossible. in 1920s，Mao was secret underground CCP member，and only twice short term trips to Shanghai temporarily，most of time stay at Guangzhou，Hunan，and Jiangxi

@@slavish_superiority James Dolsen died in 1986 (at age 103). In the 1920’s he attended the “Higher Party School” in Moscow and then was sent by the International to China. He wrote an autobiography, “Bucking the Ruling Class,” in the late 1970’s or early 1980’s. Much earlier, in the early 1930’s, he wrote a modest book on China. Earlier, he was present as a delegate from California at the founding of the U.S. Communist Party in Chicago in 1919. (Even earlier, in the first decade of the 20th Century, he was a member of the I.W.W. out West!) He dedicated his whole life to the working class as a member of the U.S. Communist Party and was imprisoned during the McCarthy Period of the late 1940’s and 1950’s. He did not write anything about his meeting with Mao in his autobiography (but could have feared, even in his 80’s, that this could lead to legal problems. He did specifically describe his meeting with Mao to us (a group of his students who he taught the fundamentals of Marxism-Leninism to during 1965 and 1966). He never married and was known as “The Red Monk!” Late one night, in 1966, I was taking a subway home in Philadelphia when I happened to meet him. He had a bag of leaflets and was just returning from distributing them after a concert. This was in a crime-infested area, and he was in his 80’s. I feared he might be mugged, so accompanied him the rest of the way home!) Finally, independently, by reading a (non-political) memoir, written in the 1930’s or 1940’s, of someone who lived in Shanghai in the 1920’s and early 1930’s, she mentioned that he was part of the w patriot community there at that time (and had a rather sour impression of him)! Somehow, I believe (want to believe?) “Jimmy” Dolsen’s account of his meeting with Mao. Dolsen was a remarkable man. Of course without Mao and his correct assessment of the situation, the Revolution’s success in China would have been more difficult. Dolsen labored in the “Vineyards of Obscurity,” but his life and work was also remarkable. Thanks for your comments and feedback.

@@TheEmagicmtman I'm sorry, he is like Norman Bethune, Edgar Snow and other Western CP members ，only harms the Chinese people, but does not help. Communism is a cancer of human civilization. It destroys Chinese culture and helps a large number of CCP tyrants and butchers like Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai.... Chinese people have nothing but disgust for such people. Thanks McCarthyism for saving a lot of people devastated by communism.

beijing was a capital of Yuan(mongarian dynasty),than destroyed and rebuilt by Ming dynasty ,then Qing

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KatyPerryTours AvrilLavigneTours fuck ur sushi moshi murderers

there are some

@@yuluoxianjun Thats true my grandma is 94 I think. So 1927 around that time.

@@TocyBlox lol

中華民國萬歲！ The Japanese invaded the Republic of China and killed many Chinese. Consequently leading to the rise of the CCP, who killed even more Chinese. Therefore the Japanese are to be blamed for all those killings.

narbay Wat weeb shit

That's a funny joke. According to your logic, western great powers are to be blamed for all those killings. You must know what happened to china and japan before invasion by japan and where the communism is born.

it's funny india do exactly what china do, when china make a aircraft carrier, india also tried to make one XD

china develop in the last 30 years in fact,in 1980s ,the life is not much different from that of the year 1920

中国人的可悲，上海不是中国的领土

@@jaylove9208 智障

So where are you now? Still in Cambodia?

Your ID is a Chinese name, you can speak Chinese, aren't you?

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Poverty comes from Population, wealth comes from resources and technology.

heckmacbuff Most real Chinese people have been killed. The remaining people are Communists.

goosecouple and most of them ugly

Parts of the city walls still stand, notably the Chien men gate. I know because i stood there.

都難以想像我们的先輩过得那么多苦日子。