That means they have done efficient work. I don't care who they are, I only care what they do. And what changes have occurred locally. You don't need to emphasize CCP.@@DordDord1206

welcome to china

Welcome to China! China is very safe and the Chinese are very friendly to tourists!

Western media spread rumors to smear the Chinese government to destroy Tibetan culture, but in fact Tibetan culture is well protected, and Tibet’s economic development is also very good. Even in such a harsh environment, the construction is very beautiful, and roads are built on high mountains.

@@chankaan888 Man. The video is more persuasive. your comment only contributes negatively to what you want

@@lovestudykid Chinese people don't care about foreigners at all.

Totaly agree 👍

I agree; she is a drone artist!

Came to say the very same thing!

I think her calm energy helps her to do this nice shots, she doesnt rush it and also not the movements

The accompanying music also enhances the shooting effect of the drone. She is an artist.

And he kept Shouting

Which country is the most jealous? India!

Who cares?😂

Please let me clear it for you . There are many ethnic tibetians residing in India. There ancestors travel here and inhabited this place. And every year they hold rallies regarding free tibet. So now tell me as a laymen what impression would it leave on thoes who are not well versed by history.

You have better lifestyle, yes. But you are not trustworthy. Forget India, see comments from other people, except your friend.

This is tibet not china

@@officialpaimon3176 if u say the

alot of the problems plaguing the world today can be attributed to the british 'divide and rule' strategy when they left their colonies. China-india and india-pakistan problems are two such examples.

As an Indian you should be keenly aware that this isn’t the Chinese homeland, but rather an independent, temporarily-occupied nation, which the Chinese use to apply geopolitical and strategic pressure on India’s northern borders. Tibet is the sacred homeland of a proud and peaceful people who protected and perfected Indian Buddhism for thousands of years while India was under assault and subjugated by aggressive and brutal Islamic and British expansion, which has always been a close partner of India in trade and philosophy, rather than a constant and perfidious geopolitical rival. The Tibetan Empire was an regional superpower during the early Middle Ages, even defeating the Tang empire and occupying its capital, until both it and the Chinese were subsumed by the Mongols, and within the religiously liberal Mongol sphere of influence, Tibet enjoyed a more or less independent and flourishing existence within an equal partnership based on the traditional “priest-patron” (མཆོད་ཡོན, chö-yön) relationship, the Mongol and Manchurian emperors being the patron, or earthly, temporal rulers of the kingdom, while the Tibetans under the Dalai Lama represented the opposite and equal half of the relationship, the priest, or heavenly, spiritual rulers of the kingdom. This relationship lasted until the Qing state collapsed, at which point Tibet declared its absolute independence once again, as many world nations did in this period, which it retained until it was brutally invaded by the Chinese in the 40s and 50s, its people and patrimony subject to genocide and cultural erasure as part of the Maoist “cultural revolution”. It remains occupied to this day, and the Chinese regime continues to oppress the Tibetans and destroy their cultural life, landmarks, and legacy, jailing, killing, or forcing into harsh state labor camps any Tibetans who exercise their natural religious freedom and loyalty to His Holiness the XIV Dalai Lama, and transporting vast amounts of ethnic Han workers and colonists to occupy and transform Tibetan cities into “Disneyfied” hollow amusement parks for tourists to make videos like this one. Tibet is in no way the “homeland” of this KZfaqr. It is a recently-occupied, peace-loving independent nation that shares deep cultural and historical bonds with India, while the occupier is India’s greatest and most minacious geopolitical rival. བོད་གངས་ཅན་ལྷོངས་ཀྱི་རང་དབང་དང་གོ་གནས་ཀྱི་སླར་གསོ་མགྱོགས་པོར་ཡོང་བར་ཤོག བོད་རྒྱལ་ལོ།

@@AvanaVana Bunch of usual nonsense. Tibet is occupied all right, by India. At least part of it. In February 1951, three and a half years after India was created out of the polity left behind by the British Raj, India invaded and annexed Tawang and completed the gobbling up of South Tibet. Tawang is the Sixth Dalai Lama's birthplace and home to the four hundred years old Tawang monastery. Today South Tibet is restless and is ruled by India with an iron hand. A law called AFSPA (Armed Forces Special Power Act) is imposed on South Tibet. AFSPA gives India the power to detain or kill anyone with impunity. It is a law designed to snuff out any dissent. AFSPA is imposed on regions India deemed 'disturbed', such as South Tibet and Kashmir. In 1987 India created a state out of South Tibet and renamed it to the so-called Arunachal Pradesh. I put the timeline here to underscore that this land grabbing is purely Indian and has nothing to do with the British. South Tibet is not the only land grab by India. In 1975 India invaded and annexed Sikkim, a neighbor of China that had coexisted peacefully with China for several hundreds of years before it was gobbled up by India. As a neighbor of China, Sikkim was particularly close to China. In the 18th century Sikkim was briefly overran by the Gorkhas and the Sikkim king seek China's help. The Qianlong emperor dispatched an expedition force to Sikkim to expel the Gorkhas and restore Sikkim's independence and sovereignty. Sikkim was left unmolested until it was gobbled up by India, a country that historically does not exist and only came into existence because of the British. Free South Tibet (so-called Arunachal Pradesh) from the artificial country India.

@@AvanaVana I might added that Indians should be grateful to the British because if not for the British the subcontinent today will be a mishmash of thousands of fiefdoms that are at each other's throat. The British have spent an inordinate amount of energy to create a country and gifted it to you people and once you have a country India starts land grabbing, just like its old master. The problem of India has nothing to do with geopolitical rivalry but has everything to do with its low IQ population with an imperial mindset. This is the reason India is hated in its own neighborhood by pretty much every of its neighbors save China and Bhutan. China simply didn't think much of India, and Bhutan was too afraid to speak up lest they became the second Sikkim.

@@AvanaVana Historical bonds with India?! India has a history of seventy plus years.

they need those roads to transport troops to the Indian border or to suppress revolts.

@@ekesandras1481 yeah Gordon Chang 🙄🙄

​@@ekesandras1481so leave them to themselves？

@@ekesandras1481 no, actually roads are built in all Tibet for local people

@@abrasivewheelmanufacturing2185 so the Yaks can travell faster ...

That's her friend who drives the car if you watched along.

3,000 people sacrificed their lives to build the road from Tibet to Sichuan. The difficulties that every infrastructure needs to face here are beyond imagination

Sorry, it is not a part of China !!! It is Tibet

@@zonimahorchen4615 You need a can of copium.

​@@zonimahorchen4615Jealous, huh? Indian? Tibet was a part of China hundreds of years ago. You Indians want to annex Tibet, but the Chinese army doesn't agree.😂

@@snowlee-ml7rr please speak while u have well information, I know my history and my land. Tibet was never part of China and will never part of China.

@@zonimahorchen4615 You are talking nonsense. Don't you think Tibet belongs to China? Is it useful? Is that what your country thinks? Do tell me you're an Indian? Or someone who fled to India, who was born in India and hasn't got an identity yet? No one cares about your opinion. You are nothing. If your father fled to India, he is a traitor. Who is a traitor to represent millions of Tibetans who know you? Be a good Indian, face the reality, and work hard to improve yourself.

I've been sharing this channel around wherever I can. The growth is fully deserved. She currently makes one of the most interesting and well made travel videos on KZfaq in my opinion.

@@treeinafield5022 100% agree. They are very good videos highlighting some really interesting parts of China that as an American I would have no clue about. How the average person lives in China is genuinely a mystery to me.

christopher, "Evolution hasn't been observed while it's happening". So it fails the scientific method.

Thank you :)

Newly painted

@@Q_QQ_Q Chinese gov often build new villages for free for ethnic minorities. This Tuiwa village is obviously built by the gov. Every house looks the same and has a red national flag on it.

@@firefly4784 maybe renovated .

@@Q_QQ_Q No, entirely built by the gov as part of poverty alleviation program. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a92mapCLvcnJhIE.html The government built roads and new houses for Tibetan in the above village. It involves 66 households and costs 70 million. Moving truck is taken care of by the government. Even furniture are provided for free. There are many such new villages for ethnic minorities there.

@@Q_QQ_Q kzfaq.info/get/bejne/psqSeNWKqbOaiHU.html This new village is for Menba people in Tibet. Some infrastructure was still under construction but a few families moved in after water was turned on. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Y5t6eLOQ3JrKmn0.html That is Dulong people's new village. As you can see, all these villages are beautiful and abundant with their distinct ethnic traditions and characteristics.

如果在垭口上一般会贵一点，因为运输不太方便，一般县城，村落都通了柏油公路，运输比较方便，价格不会很贵。

​@@user-md1em2tg3q巡遊軌跡兩位說西藏物價住宿很貴……

Even if they charge double, considering it's 5000 meter up and hundreds of kilometers from a big city, I won't even mind the price. A bottle of water has different price by a river and the dessert 😅

​@@SubramaniamDSouza确实，大一点的城镇物价不会太贵但是小城镇会很贵，相同的一顿饭在内地买10元到了西藏基本会买到20左右，当然这是因为很多蔬菜水果都是从内地运过去的路途遥远货车用费也高所以造成了物价高，

Except perhaps for those on govt. pensions, who has 5 yuan in that town?

me too ，，I had to gasp for breath to finish watching this video

Thank you so much Fernando! Really appreciated :)

Free Hawaii !!! From U.S. c0l0nialism !

You forgot to mention the area, Tibet is dozens of times the size of Austria😂

After watching so many of her previous episodes, it really drives home how taxing it must be to visit these high-up places. Even at the lower altitudes, her energy is low. At the highest altitude, she had noticeable brain fog and lethargy. My toxic trait is that I think I could do better when I can barely function at sea level.

Western media spread rumors to smear the Chinese government to destroy Tibetan culture, but in fact Tibetan culture is well protected, and Tibet’s economic development is also very good. Even in such a harsh environment, the construction is very beautiful, and roads are built on high mountains.

This is TIbet tho. Should not be chinese

@@chankaan888 she’s in China. You think it would end up fine if she posted a video that put Chinese government in a bad way? You can post a video about how shitty your trip in Europe or US and you would end up fine because freedom of speech protecting you.

@@zulucruz664 You don’t know anything about China. Chinese people living in China post a lot of videos criticizing the Chinese government on youtube. You can search it. The Chinese government doesn’t care about these behaviors at all. You have obviously been brainwashed by your media for a long time. In fact, Tibet’s economic development level is a hundred times stronger than that of India. The ordinary people in Tibet also feel very much about the CCP, because Tibet receives support from other provinces in China, and their lives are very good.

Western media spread rumors to smear the Chinese government to destroy Tibetan culture, but in fact Tibetan culture is well protected, and Tibet’s economic development is also very good. Even in such a harsh environment, the construction is very beautiful, and roads are built on high mountains.

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她根本不需要有容貌焦虑，她很好看很自信很可爱

You are amazing!! I love and appreciate all that you post! You are so blessed to o be able to show the world these beautiful places. Bless you. Much love Dee Dee from Cape Town South Africa 😘😘😘😘😘

Thank you! Will do!

rabbit, Chinese media never shows it either, as they know they took Tibet by force.

It is essential to Tibetan daily life. You are correct, there are no trees due to harsh weather.

Free Tibet

agreed!

Tibet is free! Free from America Free from CIA Free from American military Free from woke American politics Free from western invaders Free from stress and people like you!

@@praveenarya93 Free Kashmir.

Google " How India annexed Sikkim with secret agents ". Insightful and not well known......

Western media spread rumors to smear the Chinese government to destroy Tibetan culture, but in fact Tibetan culture is well protected, and Tibet’s economic development is also very good. Even in such a harsh environment, the construction is very beautiful, and roads are built on high mountains.

That's all built by the Chinese government, which the western media never gave credits to.