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Travelers from China. Share what I see. Photography, drones, football, self-driving travel in China over 100,000 km. Living in Lishui, Zhejiang.
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To rescue the girl, he sacrificed his friend's phone to the river. 🤣They are all very kind and enthusiastic people, he's just too nervous.
Yesterday afternoon, a story took place in Qinzhou, Guangxi..
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China ignored the analysis and warnings from the economists and continued to build infrastructure.
Wuhan Metro Line 12 has been fully opened, with a 60-kilometer loop line.
Continue to serve society at a loss.😲
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Shanghai, this is not the Bund, but further upstream.
Uyghur children in Xinjiang are forced to learn English in concentration camps, This is cultural genocide.🤣🤣
Grandma had an unforgettable holiday memory.😃😃On the streets of Shenzhen.
Halloween in Hangzhou, China
Some Chinese people dress up as Arabs
As it turned out, they came across some real Arabs!
Both sides were absolutely thrilled!😂
Do Chinese people eat dinosaur eggs?😋😋😲😲
They call it Beggar’s Chicken. Legend says a poor man stole a chicken, wrapped it in lotus leaves and clay, and roasted it in the fire so no one would notice.
Today it’s a classic Chinese delicacy.
The chicken is stuffed with Chinese herbs and rice wine, tightly wrapped in lotus leaves, then sealed in a clay shell and slow-roasted for hours.
When you crack the shell open, the aroma is unreal — smoky, fragrant, and incredibly tender.
The meat falls off the bone.
The skin is golden and full of flavor.
Street food origin.
Fine-dining result.
Would you try it?
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This similar photo has entered the countdown.
Because Xiamen's new airport is about to open.
If you like, arrive as soon as possible within the next two years.
China ignored the analysis and warnings from the economists and continued to build infrastructure.
Wuhan Metro Line 12 has been fully opened, with a 60-kilometer loop line.
Continue to serve society at a loss.😲
Show more
Sounds delicious!😋😋
Grandma had an unforgettable holiday memory.😃😃On the streets of Shenzhen.
Uyghur children in Xinjiang are forced to learn English in concentration camps, This is cultural genocide.🤣🤣
Many say this is one of the largest folk weddings across China.
The groom Xiao Xu from Yunnan lost his parents at a young age.
With no close family beside him, he works as an ordinary migrant worker.
Worried his wedding would be cold and quiet,
he put out a gentle invitation online for anyone willing to come.
Nearly thousands of warm‑hearted volunteers answered his call.
Dozens of wedding convoys arrived,
over 100 volunteer chefs cooked nonstop,
and tons of donated food and supplies poured into the mountain village.
Strangers travelled hundreds of miles just to stand by him.
What could have been a lonely ceremony
became a nationwide embrace of kindness and humanity.
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A few brave Chinese female tourists retrieved their stolen wallets worth 500 euros from a thief on the streets of Paris.
However, some people cautioned that restricting the freedom of movement of thieves is suspected of being illegal.😲Is it true?
In China, the legal community has also been committed to protecting the rights of thieves and robbers, learning from the West.
However, since 2012, we have regrettably seen a decline. Crime is no longer tolerated.
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Shanghai, this is not the Bund, but further upstream.
Touching! The orphan's wedding became the largest wedding in China.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Two aunts are fascinated by the robot waiter.🤣🤣They are filled with enthusiasm, encouragement, and support.
A few brave Chinese female tourists retrieved their stolen wallets worth 500 euros from a thief on the streets of Paris.
However, some people cautioned that restricting the freedom of movement of thieves is suspected of being illegal.😲Is it true?
In China, the legal community has also been committed to protecting the rights of thieves and robbers, learning from the West.
However, since 2012, we have regrettably seen a decline. Crime is no longer tolerated.
Show more
Many say this is one of the largest folk weddings across China.
The groom Xiao Xu from Yunnan lost his parents at a young age.
With no close family beside him, he works as an ordinary migrant worker.
Worried his wedding would be cold and quiet,
he put out a gentle invitation online for anyone willing to come.
Nearly thousands of warm‑hearted volunteers answered his call.
Dozens of wedding convoys arrived,
over 100 volunteer chefs cooked nonstop,
and tons of donated food and supplies poured into the mountain village.
Strangers travelled hundreds of miles just to stand by him.
What could have been a lonely ceremony
became a nationwide embrace of kindness and humanity.
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