What place in China you want to visit?

I love China, amazing culture and people. 😍😍

Your 10 top in China absolutely blew me away..... there is so much more to see in this wonderful world.

Awesome video Stef! You’re really making me want to visit China this year!

This video brings back many happy memories. Before Covid19 I visited China every year for a couple of months. My dear wife of 20yrs now an Ozzie but born in Shanghai & but grew up in Beijing. Having my own interpreter it was much easier to get around but helpful holding a letter of invitation from her family in Beijing we never had any trouble traveling, staying in China even during the 2008 Olympics. My wife seemed to have relatives, friends all over China & always invited us to stay a few weeks so I got to see a lot of China, it's foods, culture & sites.

Wonderful photography, great commentary and good editing. THANKS!

I’ve been to Zhangjiajie and Huangshan, honestly it’s breathtaking, long to go back there

Been living abroad for almost a decade and haven't returned to China since the pandemic, I have to say your video made me realize how little I've traveled across this place I call motherland for decades. And thanks for the publicity to my hometown :) Though a popular resort destination domestically, it's rarely getting much attention beyond the border.

It's such an amazing film Stef. I got emotional due to my personal travel experience in China, but also very curious to see a lot more in the future. thank you!

I’ve been in Huangshan and Guilin too. Actually, all the places I’ve visited in China are definitely breathtaking and each has a unique way to offer.

Thanks for sharing this video.Feeling that I also travel as well.Beautiful places to visit and discover as well.

Thank you so much for the long-awaited new video! The Great Wall of China never ceases to impress! Welcome to my channel about the beautiful places of Moscow too) Thank you!

Superb video, thanks a lot for all your effort! Well Done and Cheers!

A wonder travel documentary and one of my favorites. Thanks so much Stef! Excellent job done!!

Tibet invaded by China ? Are you sure ? Apart from the slight distortion of history, an interesting video.

Beautiful scenery! So serene! I miss travelling...Will just have to use my mind for now. Thanks for helping! 🥰

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Great vedio. And still a long list with very different landscape can explore in China. Such as : xinjiang , chongqin, hainan, macau, xi’an, dunhuang, xishusngbanna, shangrila, hangzhou, wuhan.... toooo much. Different city sometimes look like a different country. China is really the most diversity and deep history country in the world.

Outstanding work Stef! I absolutely love beautiful China. I have visited 2 times totaling 52 days & cannot get enough. Of your top 10 list, I have only experienced Beijing & Zhangjajie. Because of your video I have added Lasha, Harbin, Shanghai, Fanghuang, Yangshuo & Hong Kong. What did not make your list & are on my list for my next visit will be Suzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Guilin & Xi’an. Again, thank you for sharing your outstanding video. Please continue making & sharing videos, you are great at it. GODspeed!

And when I think I have already seen your best video yet, you strike again! What an amazing video, beautiful shots and great commentary!

Stef, China didn't invade Tibet. Tibet is recognised by the UN as a part of China.

Stef! Great video I enjoy watching your vids so much! This is awesome content! Keeo it going!

So many beautiful places to visit. This part of world is not known in mainstream media preserving its beauty

Qingdao is a must go city in China too

If you don't understand politics, please don't comment on it. It's not good for you

My first visit to China was in 1994 and since then I have been to about 10 places. Back then, you have the whole place/space to yourself, or almost. Local Chinese tourist was few. No crowding, no pushing and you can take your own sweet time to photo shoot or do whatever you want. I stop visiting China since 2010 as my last trip then was just crowd,crowd and crowd.

Great video Stef! I can’t wait going back to China .. it’s beautiful!!

Great video Stef ! Top class cinematography and thoughtful narration.

incredible Hong Kong no place could compared

thanks for sharing such amazing film!!

Thanks Stef for the amazing video of China!

I still missed going to Lasa,Habin ,n many many more parts of the great China

Truly , you're The BEST TRAVELER ! THANK YOU !

Nice video, Thanks for sharing this.

Very beautiful China

i really love watching your travel vlog Stef, i already visit Xiamen airport when i was in connecting flight and saw via arial view.

Yangshuo is fantastic along with nearby Guilin. Nightlife on West Street is fun. I fly into Hong Kong but don't spend much time there. My friends went to Tibet but didn't invite me.

Awesome video, awesome cinematography!

Beautiful China cities.🙄🙏

breath taking scenes.

Wonderful video

So beautiful place.

Great china

Life is so simple and joyful in Asian and african people really!!!

very good presentation in all aspects .I love HONG KONG my birth place....

Thank you for such an inspiring vid. Some great memories recorded.

Beautiful,beautiful......................

Nice video，thanks for sharing！

Amazing place and fantastic video

Thank you for sharing. You'd video is super HD, so clear its 3D! Do you mind telling what camera or handphone you used to film? TQSM. I went to China twice in April and then July - August in 1999. I stayed at the Working People's University. I went on The Great Wall at Mu Tian ___? I got up before 5 am and joined the uni community doing Taiji Chuan, Wu Shu, Qi gong and meditation. It was blasting cold but the spring wind was so fresh, the air crisp, cold and really invigorating. I saw many faces with blushing apple red cheeks, like my own face in the mirror an hour or so later. The campus courtyard was a large open square where the Academia of all age groups assembled, making up a very large spread of a few hundred of the scholar class, uniformly dressed in inky dark blue, loose top and trousers, their hands bare and feet clad in soft dark cloth Taiji Chuan shoes with upturned front that curled like the eaves of temple roof, moved slowly and gracefully, like shadowy dancers choreographing the invisible movements of their energy leylines. The uniformity of their arms rising then pressing down on gravity, opening the right arm as the right leg shifted and the physique slowly rotated at increasingly wider angles - 25 degrees eastwards, right arm bending with suppleness westwards, one foot still the other foot in a new position to keep the balance as the hands, arms legs and physique make coordinated movements involving the deep breathing, moving and flowing with the energy and movements touching the cardinal points, making semi- circles, three quarter s and full circles, hands, arms, feet and legs work but what iskeeping the Balance and where's the centre when everything keeps moving and changing? This is also metaphysical Chan Buddhism and Zen. I wanted to bring out the ambience as l feel that my experience of everything in China has a unique ambience that's so Chinese...anf seeped in China's 5000-6000 years old history, culture and civilisation. I spent 10 days on my own in Beijing, making myself feel at home exploring the local university, hostel, hutongs, food, shopping and people.It was April 1999 - chilly mornings when the steamed hot sweet potatoes and yams were so good. It was my first time in China and I had no idea how safe it is for anyone to travel solo. Months later, July - late August 1999, went to Beijing again with my daughter and her fiance. We knew nothing about China then, apart from the touristy places. Despite my being a huaqiao Chinese with someMandarin speaking ability, it took two visits of 10 days, 5 weeks and a 7 months living in Siadian, a province outside Guangzhou where I often make day trips, feeling uncomfortable travelling alone... afraiof getting lost among the huge masses of Chinese in such a massive country where a small village is big town. I fear getting lost and not having enough Mandarin to find my way home. The size and scale of China, the massive crowds, my insufficient Mandarin... and lack of knowledge and sharing of the experience of vloggers sharing their travel experience of China prevented me from seeing as much of China as I would've liked to. It wasn't till I made a trip to Fujian, Xiamen and Gulangyu on the 14 hours night coach costing 400 RMB and returning by HS train of 4.5 hours costing 50 RmB!!! It's not knowing the best way to travel around that I began to see how useful a travel agent is. At the railway station, the ticket lady left her cabin and walked me to the right platform. She came on the train and asked a passenger to take care of me... where to get, get another train which platform etc. Suddenly, there were 3-4 English speaking young Chinese assuring they re all looking after me. Its amazing how very kind and helpful the Chinese people are. They would go out of their way to escort you all the way to your front door! Now I feel confident and safe wherever I go in China.l

A great video with beautifull images ! An excellent guide if you want to visit China !!!!

I don't really like their communist but I could say that China is one of the great culture and the most beautiful country in this world!

What a awesome place,I would love to visit Hong Kong

Great video Stef, it shows you have put a lot of effort into making it. The only thing I would make a suggestion on is the wording in your explanation as you have touched history and politics in few places. I think for travel documentary, it should be always kept neutral and unified. For example, at 23:20, the word 'negotiation' is a euphemism for 'colonization' or 'occupation'. At 13:30, 'invasion' would be often viewed by allies of Britain, while 'liberation' is used by CPC. Here I suggest 'takeover' to maintain the neutral tone. Hope this helps to get your videos attract more audiences regardless of their subjective opinion.

Excellent video! The pacing is a bit slow, which isn't great for many modern KZfaq viewers, but the visuals are really fantastic! Many of your shots are unique and share a larger story. If you come back, let's look to meet up (I've been living and traveling all over China since 2008 as a travel photographer). Well done!

TBH, if you want to share your two cent opinion about politics, drop your act of being impartial for a second. Admit it. You are STILL biased towards China as you have embraced the western viewpoints 100％. Do u know that the previous ruling class in Tibet and HK committed atrocities that the locals resent? Just because CCP is still on your attack radar doesnt mean that you can mislead people. The biggest meaning of travelling is to see with your own eyes and learn more about the local culture, politics and history. Regarding this, you have failed miserably. If you have a tint understanding about the century between 1840 and 1949, and the pain imposed by the imperialist colonizers, which perhaps include your country, you won't feel comfortable to spew such ignorance.

Thank you for so much information about china

I thought I was going to finally enjoy a traveller's video, but sadly, you spoiled it by sneaking in your biased political views regarding HK. Fact is, HK was part of China before Britain colonised it as a result of the OPIUM WAR, which was sparked by greedy Britain FORCING the drug trade into China, ultimately causing a huge population to become drug addicts. During the British Rule, there was NO DEMOCRACY, NO VOTING and NO PROTEST ALLOWED. During the earlier part of the British rule, any newspaper that dared to publish anything negative about the British gov't were met with underhanded violence, while the local Chinese people were discriminated in their own home and not allowed in certain places that were for WHITES only. 1997 marked the end of colonisation, Britain had no say in this matter, HK must be returned to China, period. As Deng had told Thatcher during the negotiation, HK must be returned not even 1 second late. If you're going to grasp this opportunity to be political, you should get your fact straight, otherwise, don't bother spreading crap.

Beautiful country

Very beautiful 🔝🔝❤️

Great description and video.

As a Chinese I haven’t even visited these most places you mentioned…haha The nation is large and has a great many nice places to go.

Very good presentation in all aspects. I love HONG KONG my birth place....

Feng huang, Yangshuo, Xi’an, Shenzhen, Sichuan where are most attracted me.

you only discovered about 10 to 20 percents amazing places in China from my view

lahasa is my favourate. i also saw dalai lama in india because i am from india... he always say how china in late 40s and early fiftys captured tibet

China, generally speaking, now costs like Taiwan. So seeing many places requires a little cash. However it is still the most economical place to travel.

Great place

9:50 - 10:07 A must do when in Beijing is visit the Great Wall, a series of fortifications that were built along the borders of ancient Chinese states, and later imperial China. These stretches were linked when China was unified in the Qing Dynasty, more than 2,000 years ago, and became known as the Great Wall of China. 9:59 - 10:04 the Qing Dynasty, more than 2,000 years ago The spelling of ‘Qing （清）’ is wrong and it should be ‘Qin （秦）’. The Qin dynasty or Ch'in dynasty (秦朝) was the first dynasty of Imperial China, lasting from 221 to 206 BC. Named for its heartland in Qin state （秦国） (modern Gansu [甘肃] and Shaanxi [陕西]), the dynasty was founded by Qin Shi Huang （秦始皇）, the First Emperor of Qin. The Qing （清） dynasty, officially the Great Qing (大清), was the last imperial dynasty of China. It was established in 1636, and ruled China proper from 1644 to 1912. It was preceded by the Ming （明） dynasty and succeeded by the Republic of China （中华民国）. The multiethnic Qing empire lasted for almost three centuries and formed the territorial base for modern China. It was the fourth largest empire in world history in terms of territorial size.

On your journey, don't forget to smell the flowers. Take time out to notice that you're alive. You can only live in one day.Share this You can never regret anything you do in life. You kind of have to learn the lesson from whatever the experience is and take it with you on your journey forward.

You should have included XIAN which is the ancient capital city of the most prosperous and successful TANG DYNASTY OF CHINA. Also, it was the cradle of civilization of China. The Chinese is still called themselves as TANG MAN, literally means the people of the TANG DYNASTY. It is a cultural city with a lot of Chinese History over there. The grave of Emperor Chin is located there. Emperor Chin was the one who united China from seven warlords in those days to form one country in AD210. He was the FIRTH EMPEROR OF CHINA.

Isn't Tibet was under the administration of Yuan Dynasty since 1240?

Nice video！Welcome to ChengDu！

great video, thanks

Has he really personally travelled to Tibet. Saying that one can only travel to Tibet as a tour group is not true.

Thanks, well done: a map showing your places would be helpful.

歡迎大家來中國旅游參觀，來自中國成都的愛

Nice

Guilin and Shanghai Waterfront ❤

Great video! Keep it up ❣️❣️☺️

Xingjiang and Jiuzhaigou is the most beautiful

Done a few places in China ~ Awesome

Vengan a El Salvador a transformar este país es un pedacito de China para su desarrollo y progreso

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great video but if you make the audio without the background music easier to watch th

wonderful video.

Thanks Stef!

I fou le like To ses unknown places which age not in thé travel guides

Well, I'm sad that you didn't mention any place in Nanjing, former Capital of China.

thanks for sharing

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Nice video👍

Anyone know where 0:10 is? The little boats and the riverside houses? EDIT: Fenghuang

good

14 towns .China.900 00,keys each town.motels houses.business keys

So good brother

Xi An is also a place deserve to be visited.

to thank for video

Avoid the national holidays if you plan your vacations there - week of Oct 1, week of May 1, and two weeks of Chinese New year (around end of Jan to beginning of Feb)