Merci beaucoup pour ton sweet message 🥹🙏💕

Hi dear, thank you so much for your comment 🥹🥹 i am so happy that it is useful to you! Can’t wait for you to have fun and eat all the good food here ☺️💕

SAMEE

Lucky you 🥹! You are a True supporter! I’ve never attended a match here, so I was really curious of the ambiance and overall vibes. You replied to my question 🤭 so glad that the crowd was hyped and supportive

Coucou Virginie! Merci pour ton commentaire, je suis super contente que ma vidéo t'ait plu et que tu l'aies trouvé utile 🥺 Hâte que tu découvres la Chine et Hong Kong 💕

Come come~~ 😘💕

Yeeeees 🤤🤤🤤

Merci beaucoup ☺️💕

Hello dear, the stationary is located near the Cantonese Opera Art Museum. The address is as below (copy and paste on baidu map app 百度地图） : 猫的天空之城概念书店（广州永庆坊店) 广东省 广州市 荔湾区 永庆街19号 Hope it helps 😊 enjoy!

Hi dear, thank you so much for your message 🥹💕 Yes, the address is: 潮隐 东园 广州市越秀区三育路44号东山宾馆大院内东墅1号，2号（近宾馆北门） Time : 11:00 to 14:00, and 18:00 to 22:30 Tel : 020 8760 8852 Enjoy 😘

Hi Daisie, where is that Hidden love exhibit? For the Chinese school life, i am not student here, so it would be complicated but i can maybe ask some friends to share their experiences 🤭

@@VirginiaPaletteoh dear thank you so much for your response. I seen it now. Hidden love exhibition was held on the days when that “hidden love “ drama was telecasting. I think it was only for one day, I got to know that later. And I didn’t know where it was, I seen it from a reel. And thank you if you can ask your friends about Chinese school life 🤭 actually I’m a Chinese drama fan , so I’m so excited to know about them too! thank you so much for your kind reply! 🫶🏼

Aww thank you so much for appreciating this vlog 🥹💕 Yes, the residence of Bruce Lee is located here : No. 13, Yongqing 1st Lane, Enning Road, Liwan district, Guangzhou 广东省广州市荔湾区 恩宁路永庆一巷13号 Enjoy dear 😘💕

Hi Annie! Oh I got lucky I arrived right on time for the Opera show. But there is a schedule that you can check on their Wechat page if you want to plan ahead 🤗 just type the museum name on wechat, and find their official page. There should be more details about the programs :)

Hi Clarice, It depends on what you want to do, your hotel budget, and how many cities you want to visit, etc. China is big. If you just plan to stay in Guangzhou, I think 15 000 or 20 000 is enough. Hotel is probably going to be the most expensive expenses, but you can find cheap with Airbnb and smaller hotel. Food is reactively cheap if you stick with chinese food. You can always find affordable food in convenient store or waimai. Tourist attractions such as Guangzhou tower can be quite pricey. Transportation is cheap, clean and convenient. Taxi is pretty cheap too, and you can do even cheaper by doing carpooling (but you will need to have a decent level of reading chinese), you can rent bike for small trip, very cheap as well. Museums are often affordable, and some of them are even free. Again, I am talking for Guangzhou. If you go to Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, Chengdu, everything is more expensive. If you plan to visit around China, you may consider bringing more money, because train is quite pricey particularly if you move around a lot (GZ - XiAn 224 rmb in 28 hours), but it is still cheaper than airplane for sure, and slower. Otherwise, you can try to attach your mastercard/visa with Alipay and pay. You will be taken some commission depending on the amount but it is more convenient than looking for ATM machine. Hope you will enjoy your trip ! Have fun ☺️

Hello, If I am visiting anywhere, I use baidu GPS, xiaohongshu (to look for trendy places), so I have my VPN turned off because it slower the signal. Otherwise, I use VPN daily, to access to KZfaq, Instagram, WhatsApp, Google, etc :)

@@VirginiaPalettewhat vpn did you use?

I use a local VPN called ShadowRocket, it’s cheap but it’s quite complimented to buy and install. If you are not tech savvy, I would recommend Astrill to you. It’s widely used in the expats community :)

@@VirginiaPalettethank you so much! i heard guangzhou was a tricky area to use vpn so i was scared bc a lot of vpns i wanted to use there did not work, tysm!!

⁠​⁠@@kellyzhang2309 Not just Guangzhou, it was tricky in whole China 🤭. Before there were lots of VPN that worked in China (even free ones), but in the 2020s, every VPN had to sign an agreement with the government. Many didn’t sign because it didn’t align with their values, so nowadays, there are only a few remaining, and all have to be paid to access. You’re welcome! Enjoy China 😘

Thank you for your message and suggestion ! I would love to, if my voice wasn’t that awkward 😂 i will try to talk in future videos 🙏 thank you 😙

@@VirginiaPalette don't think that your is voice is awkward I have listened it when you were talking to someone it's pretty nice 🙂

Indeed, Bruce Lee was raised in HK. This is the house of his father ^^

Yes, actually his father's one 🤤

Indeed, I did wrote it is Bruce Lee’s father’s house at 4:27. It was just too long to put that in the title haha, thank you for mentioning 🤤💕

@@VirginiaPalette Ahh ok. I missed that. Bruce Lee's father was originally from Shun De. I read that there's a Bruce Lee theme park there as well!

Oh, I never heard of Bruce Lee’s theme park. Seems interesting, will definitely check this one out when I have time, thank you for the recommendation ! 😍👍