Well, this is my fourth try at making a Vblog.
One thing is for certain it takes a different set of skills to do. And, maybe this methodology is better suited to me. I won’t have people complaining about spelling and grammar, or idiom mistakes so often.
This vlog consists of a bunch of videos. Some narrate while others don’t. What is special here is that (for all the videos on you-tube about China) note seem to tackle the kinds of “everyday life” that I want to provide here.
For me, it’s nothing fancy. Yet when I show glimpses of my life to others outside of China, they seem to like it. Cool, I guess. So… this is just myself walking around the neighborhood; my house, and filming it while I discuss the world around me. I hope that you like it.
Keep in mind when you watch the videos, a comparison of your life, with what you are watching on my videos.
The theme behind these videos are “Look at everyday life inside of China”
The videos
Here I am providing some videos of riding on a public bus in China, A video showing just the insane level of construction everywhere that is all over China, and what it is like to take my little dog to the vet.
Video one HERE. 39MB. Taking public transportation to get around.
Video two HERE. 23.3MB. Construction everywhere.
Video three HERE. 40MB. My dog visits the local vet for his shots.
Video four HERE. 72MB. A visit to the tiny Zhuhai airport.
Video five HERE. 107MB. A study of trash receptacles near my home.
Yes, I can add streaming video code instead. And I am researching it. The thing is that I do not want code that is connected to the American oligarchy in any way. And most available codes are. Sure, you can host the video on your site, but the video will be directly tied to Google, which is then tied to the NSA, which is then under the control of the American Federal Government. So I am looking into this. I'll keep you all posted on my successes or failures in this matter. Maybe I'll ask Jeff Brown for some pointers....
To Open the Files
Just unzip to whatever folder you want and then just play the first video, the other videos will play immediately afterwards (if you follow the default settings on your OS). Most videos are between one and a half to four minutes long. All told, it’s roughly 45 minutes in total.
Some key points
This is what China is like.
Is it dirty, smoggy, filthy? Do the people eat dogs and cats? Is the infrastructure failing, and flailing? Is it a police state with constant “big brother” surveillance 24/7?
No it’s not.
But it’s difficult to get the message through when the Untied States government owns 99.99% of all American media; mainstream, alt-Right and Alt-Left. And then makes i had for people inside of China to post videos on You-Tube or Facebook.
They WANT to create the great lies of hate.
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One of the things that made want to leave Brazil, I lived in RJ for 3 years, I had a good job and a Beautiful wife, was that apart from the obvious issue of being long from home, the system, the society as infested in every aspect of life. poverty, pollution, violence, luck of basic social structure was a permanent dagger that I felt every day. like a bad energy surrounding you not the people are bad, but the mechanism (the secret hand maybe) was forcing them to the edge, depriving them from basic rights, and the lucky ones where “this is not my business”.
I couldn’t understand how people live with no worries, and next to them there are people who have nothing. Then again Brasil is a big country and so is china. some places in Brasil are better then others, how do you compare where you live to other places in China? cities, provinces, etc.
China is an enormous nation. It is comparable to the size of the United States, but slightly larger. I can tell you, as a person who has traveled all over China, that the implementation of “improvement directives” has been uniform.
A person in Hubei province will observe the same kinds of government investment, improvements, and changes as some one from Guangzhou province.
When local and regional governments, and “good old boys” network form to siphon away the money, the resources, or the efforts for personal gain, the Corruption Police sweep in and put the harshest penalties on the participants. This terrifies the well-oiled and well-established oligarchy-owned governmental criminal enterprises that run in the West But it works well in China.
Since the last decade, after a great deal of examples and “bloodletting”, the rest of the government has got with the program and even the most egregious participants in bad behavior, crime and corruption have “had their wings clipped”. It’s more than the closing down of Donguang, known for it’s vices and sexy ladies, but in rampant “kingly”, and “mob boss” behavior of regional government employees who wore the mantels of “well heeled” regional warlords. This has all ended. And it took a couple of very visible people being harvested for organs, and losing everything to really place emphasis, and underline, that the old ways of doing things are over.
Corruption is so endemic in my end of Asia that even the Anti Corruption cops closes both eyes. Sure, the oddball small fry gets prosecuted once in a while but nobody ever touches the politicians, the cronies, the triads that work hand in glove with the politicians and criminal elements of the government.
Best of all, the Sheeple proudly claim we’re a democracy. Heck even North Korea is a democracy, Kim Jong Un won his election as Supreme Leader with 99.9% votes.
It’s not about votes or democracy. It’s about the will of the people in government to do what is right for the citizens and not to squander the limited resources available.
Corruption can never be eliminated but when it’s THE sole purpose of being in power, that’s when the entire system is, well, corrupted to the core.
I agree. Especially since I fled the United States and that massive cesspool of crime and corruption. I can tell you that what is going on inside China is working… for the Chinese people.
But I do not believe that it can be exported out elsewhere. The rest of the world all have regional differences and regional social imperfections that allow the evil and corrupt to rise to power. How long this situation will continue inside China is unknown. Personally, I figure at least a solid one hundred years before some evolutionary changes are required.
To get China to this stage took a tremendous effort, huge injections of funding towards basic services, a unified and just government, and a very aggressive corruption police unit that makes examples of offenders. You might have a wind pack of dogs running around your village, but shoot a few of the biggest and baddest dogs with arrows, and the rest of the dogs calm down and avoid bad and angering behaviors.
I am happy to hear that. In a way what you offer or portrait to us is not only hope for a better future for men kind ,but a picture ( and videos ..) of a working plan. how to do it. A vivid example how this can be achieved.
The sad thing is that sometimes, or many times, we as human beings need to pass this sad process of suffering and destruction in order to grow.
I do not know about others, but thanks to your blog China and the Chinese people have one more supporter here in the west.
Such kind words. Thank you very much for that.
love these vids!