How does this guy look like a mix of every kind of human

"Two Titans slamming into each other" Now you know how the Himalayas was formed

One thing I like about this channel after watching many of the videos, they managed to stay neutral on political issues. If there is a controversy, address it, but don’t rush to comment unless you’ve done your research. That’s a scientific approach to issues that many media lack these days.

We've watched so many of these videos, thought I'd drop a comment and say thanks SO MUCH for doing this series! We use them for homeschool regularly, and they're awesome.

Can we all just agree that Paul did an amazing job with this?

Imagine the guy which is waiting for Zimbabwe ._.

He really put a lot of effort into avoiding arguments, thanks

My mom’s first language is Chinese and I showed the intro to her. She said that you did a pretty good job!

I am a native Mandarin speaker, I can ensure you that this guy's mandarin is good.

This guy: The Chinese are very hardworking Me a Chinese: Lying in bed watching this video instead of doing my homework

What a coincidence that the "Geography Now! China" video is 19:49 long, if you ask me.

Must give you a thumb up for this video!!! You have done a great job in less than 20 minutes talking about China, a nation with the largest and the most diverse populations, languages and geography, as well as the longest documented civilisation. You have covered the lot and pretty fairly with considerations and respect to modern historical events that are still playing out. As an overseas Chinese, I thank you for doing good research.

As a Chinese,I have to admit that he knows China a lot

As a Chinese, I have to say this KZfaqr explained the relationship between China & Taiwan and the islands in south sea in a smart and neutral way. It is not complete, but can be easily understood by people from other countries :)

Thank you for making this amazing video!! Very comprehensive and well-made!!

been following your channel for 9 years barbs - back then this one was the video I most laughed about good times, keep up, we're almost there!

what a strange coincidense that china has territorial disputes with almost all of its neighbours.

for me a Chinese person its the most neutralized explanation for the Taiwan problem by a guy grew up in the US which I appreciate a lot

"students can typically spend about 12 hours a day on school work and studying" me as a chinese who spend 1 hour a day studying: intense sweating

Qinghai Lake is a saltwater lake. It has been disconnected from all rivers for a long time, so it is not the birthplace of any river. The Yellow River originates from the Bayan Kara Mountains in Qinghai Province, and the Yangtze River originates from the Tanggula Mountains in Qinghai Province. Both of these places are far away from Qinghai Lake - a answer from Qinghai people

"Sometimes China and India are like two monstrous titans slamming into each other at high velocity." Me watching AOT :

Thanks to all the Chinese geograpeeps that contacted us and helped with the video. YES there is a LOT of stuff we didn't mention and YES there are some other minor disputed areas, YES I know there are two minor image blips (see if you can find them!) And YES I know it's more proper to call this country the "People's republic of China" but Nonetheless, enjoy the biggest episode we have ever done to this day. -Barby

Love to China from Greece

To be honest you approached all sensitive disputes in a neutral and non-biased way, bravo!!

4:40 - This is how the Himalayan mountains formed.

Wow!!! I'm really surprised. You are the only foreigner I have ever seen that can explain China most clear in the shortest time. This must have cost you a lot of time. Thank you for your introduction. Respect from China.

Love your channel! Thanks Barb

As a Taiwanese, I learned the geography of China. I mean, we did claim that mainland although like nowadays who needs it.

Eheh the video length is 19:49, which is the year the PRC is born!

Honestly, this guy does a very good job. It’s not easy to make a video when touching all these disputes and sensitive issues around China and still not make Chinese people annoyed. he handles it pretty well.

Woooow! You are fun !! Had to subscribe the channel. It's so fun fast knowledge 🤣🤣

Good job explaining, it was SUPER awesome 😎

I love China from Japan 💖🇨🇳 🇯🇵💖 I have a lot of friends who are Chinese students. They are all very smart, friendly, and good at telling jokes. I respect them as a friend from my heart. I look forward to the day when I can visit their hometown-China one day! 🇨🇳 ♥ I apologize for the length of the post. 您坚持下去吧, 中国！🌸

"Xinjiang has a lot of OIL!" USA: Now you're talking!!

I am from India Tamil Nadu and we love china and there culture we both have long trading relationship

This was awesome , Please make a part 2, 3, 4..................

As a Chinese mainlander, he admires the fact that a foreigner knows China so well. At the same time, he is very objective and has no bias. However, his video cannot be played on the mainland because it involves sensitive topics. I feel very sorry. Because this film is really a very good video to understand China.

“One of the misconceptions is that China and India don’t get along.” Yeah about that

I love how you tell us that the flag part is the only easy part🤣😅 and I'm dying laughing when you say "let's get messy"

Languages for the following subtitles: English 🇺🇸 Arabic 🇸🇦 Vietnamese 🇻🇳 Indonesian 🇮🇩 Latin Spanish 🇲🇽 Italian 🇮🇹 Chinese 🇨🇳 Chinese (Singapore) 🇸🇬 Taiwanese 🇹🇼 Cantonese 🇭🇰 Korean 🇰🇷 Mongolian 🇲🇳 German 🇩🇪 Dutch 🇳🇱 Norwegian 🇳🇴 Polish 🇵🇱 Portuguese 🇵🇹 Brazilian Portuguese 🇧🇷 Slovak 🇸🇰 Serbian 🇷🇸 Turkish 🇹🇷 Croatian 🇭🇷 Japanese 🇯🇵

As a Chinese, I think this video is very objectiv without any bias. Thank you for your video!

Greetings from Greece,China ❤️🇬🇷

Very high quality and funny video. great job!

Wow, this video is amazing, I came here just to learn about the landforms, but I got so much more!

Who still watches this in Pandemic 2020?

I love that this guy could pretty much look like he came from the majority of the Latin American, European, and Asian countries. I love the accents too

This video is from five years ago, when the average episode was around 10 minutes long. Imagine how long the China episode will be if he remade it today, when the average episode is 20 minutes.

5:51 RIP Bob Saget 😔

id watch an hour long episode about china

This is a very objective and informative video about China in every aspect. And I enjoy the humors embedded in the video too. Well done!

I read the book 'Mao's Last Dancer' by Li Cunxin, and it was a very good little window into life in Mao's China, and also the tense China-West Relations.

God, this channel's sense of humor has changed a bit since then, wish to have more of these funny comedy-cuts for gags.

As a Chinese, I really appreciate what those guys said. They just talk about us equally and don’t have any of the... something like own thoughts about our policies about Taiwan or Hong Kong. They just talk about the truth. Thank you guys. BTW, I am a grade nine student, and this video can let me improve my spoken English A LOT!

"There are actually more people in China that speak english as a second language than there are in the UK." Totally made my day 14:33

So so so educative and funny !! haha .. and also for having subtitles in differents languages, Gracias !! (My mother says im special 🤣🤣😂)

My cousin married a lovely Chinese guy from Beijing. Her parents come from the Protestant side of Northern Ireland. My aunt said that trying to tell her mother who Lizzie had married was hard. There wasn't an issue with him being Chinese. The biggest problem was that he was a Roman Catholic...

Ah yes Chinese dialects. I was learning Mandarin because of my wife. But when I met her mom for the first time I couldnt understand a single word ...

I love China! from 🇯🇵

7年后的今天看到这个视频我感到很欣慰。 环境污染、堵车、交通等问题我们已经解决了。 这让我明显看到祖国的进步。 也希望看到更多的这类的视频，研究并了解一个对象之后发表深刻的演讲。

fun fact: although Zhuang is officially written in the Latin script, few Zhuang can actually read it; most of them use a Chinese-based writing system.

Hello China. We love & respect your thousands years old civilization. One of the oldest cultures in the world 来自希腊的爱和尊-love and respect from Greece. ( i hope the chinese words as translated by google translate mean the same. If they don`t sorry, translators fault. I hope is not anything rude or means something else)

Happy Lunar New Year, guys! 🎐

I loved the video.. the editing, style, pace is all great. But I didn't understand anything 😉😂

Thank you for reminding me of a lot of geography I used to learn in school.😂

From my knowledge, KZfaq is banned in China..So how are Chinese people replying to these comments 🤔

+15 Social Credits

Thx ill use this when enlisted

Man I like your pronunciation so much, I just watched your India episode that was also cool

As a Chinese, this video was surprisingly accurate and respectful without bias and racism! Although the video was shot 5 years ago, I still appreciate your team’s hard work and research you’ve done. Sending lots of love to my buddies! Proud to be Chinese. And to all my international friends, sending lots of love to you too! It’s been a difficult time for all of us during the pandemic, but I genuinely wish your country peace and love, and that your country and citizens could stay safe and healthy. No matter where you’re from and who you are, I wish you all the good things. Lots of love to you from China 🇨🇳❤️

Yeah it's crazy to think that a country the size of the continental US uses just one timezone.

11:35 Want to correct: HIghways will never be like 50 lanes. I understand it is an exaggeration, but the reality is that the lanes only occur at toll gates. That's all I want to say.

Did you do a separate one for Hong Kong?

Tries to go to bed. See's geography now video.

As a Indian we have problems with China but on personal level I still like China.

Before 1959 tibet is independent country, as other neighbouring countries like Inner Mongolia, Uyghur. So I am hoping you could research further more about the information and then talk about it.

Great video but the part explaining the Spratlys was fantastic.

I’m an American who lived in China for 2 years. China is an amazing country, the people are super kind to foreigners and the culture is absolutely incredible. My only complaint is too much cigarette smoking. We got to get China to quit smoking

Hello I am a American learning Chinese and I would like to say:你们的国家非常美，我非常喜欢💕

I Want A Geography Now Filler Week Episode For The Provinces, Autonomous Regions And Special Administrative Regions Of China. The Biggest Geography Now Filler Week Episode In History. DO IT BARBY!

You should make another video 😢

I'm going to visit China soon, Wuhan and Beijing. Salutations from Brazil to all chinese people.

You did a great job! It’s amazing you have a deep understanding of China and able to explain in neutral and simple way

Can I ask, why you don't have a taiwan episode? 😊

On China and North Korea and that "go talk to a Chinese person" part: So, North Korea with the support of the USSR first pushed South Korea all the way to the southernmost city of Busan, and then the US army came and landed on Incheon, a city close to the 38th parallel, flanking the North Koreans. The western troops continued all the way to the Sino-Korean border, so China got kind of startled and proceeded to send half a million troops to Korea. After a bunch of back and forth both sides finally accepted that unification is not possible, and they signed a peace agreement. Note that South Korea refrained from signing it and only signed a ceasefire instead, so technically the Korean War still continues to this day. (This is why both countries have conscription and a ton of military equipment) After the war, North Korea constantly asked aid from the USSR and China, when North Korea leaned to the Russians, China decided to recognize the South. This kind of scared the North, so North Korea became kind of neutral. The USSR dissolved in 1991, and North Korea due to lack of aid had a large famine continuing all the way to the 2000s. China was then trying to develop its economies and had some intense political situations including the 1990 Yugoslavian embassy bombing and the 1996 Taiwan crisis. This continued until the 2010s. After the 2016 nuke test, China got really upset with North Korea. Unlike the US, it means a nuclear country under an unstable dictatorship at your doorsteps. For Americans, imagine that Cuba has nukes, but slightly worse. Our fellow Europeans, imagine that the Balkan countries all has nukes, for Indians...umm Pakistan already has nukes, but imagine Afghanistan under Taliban rule with nukes. Our fellow Africans, imagine Eritrea with nukes. South Americans, imagine that some Latin American countries except Panama has nukes. Russians & Eastern Europeans...no, no offense, but you guys already have enough geopolitical dilemmas to deal with. The real thing is that China has to trade with North Korea as well as, because millions of hungry and impoverished people and a collapsing country at your borders, unfortunately we already have Afghanistan and there's no need for another one. Another important problem is that when North Korea has the money, it doesn't just make food and infrastructure, but also nukes. So, there is a cycle going on here. Kim Jong Un, if you are looking at this comment, would you stop making nukes? You already have this mutual defense pact with China, why in the fking world would South Korea dare invade you?????

love and respect to China from Greece

Love from HonKong to mainland China 🇨🇳

12:30 What a great job. Heihe Tengchong line is even not a very important knowledge point in Chinese middle school education. I am so surprised you mentioned it.

Bing Chilling

This is the politest comment section of all time, thank you all for bring such positive energy to KZfaq.

as an Mongolian, i have to say Chinese protected our culture than ourselves......

A triumph of writing, present, linguistics and style. Totally impressed how you can do all of this. Thank you. Shi shi..

在保留少數民族的傳統文化方面，中國似乎做的很好！蒙古被俄文取代，但中國的內蒙還保留著

Most of the world: “Let’s have simple borders” China: “Nah”

Paul: "China as the hardest administrative divisions" Russia: "HOLD MY BEER"

At 8:00 Mongolia is Russia apparently

thank you, paul! I'm a Taiwanese but grew up on the mainland, and this is the most objective expression I've heard of Taiwan-problem(i guess?)(I'm neutral)

Dat youtube notification

I would love to see a new updated version of this episode. Adding more information about history, food and tourist attractions would also be nice.

11:40 your mum made my day. 😜🤣😂

excellent presentation