Great Wall 长城 adventures

With Walk East ...

Featuring DaLian, ShenZhen, ChongQing, BeiJing, TianJin, QingDao, GuangZhou, ShangHai, HangZhou, Xi'An and ChengDu.

Provincial capital of AnHui. Bonus film - HeFei University of Technology ...

Capital of HuNan province. With Walk East ... 1:26 Changsha Lieshi Park 54:20 Downtown Night Walk 1:36:06 Orange Island Park Night Walk

GuangXi Province, on the border with Vietnam. Filmed in June 2009.

Discover life in NanJing, JiangSu province - parks, temples, transportation and more ... Plus a beautiful time-lapse of NanJing ...

With CCTV's Travelogue ...

YT comment : "I hope haters could put down their bias for a while, and try to understand how Chinese people value their families, value their communities, their societies, and understand the connection between these traits and the achievement that China has made." With 歪果仁研究协会 YChina / Raz Galor ... Bonus film (fun in GuangZhou) ...

Da Hai (Big Sea); preview; full release planned for 2012. An award winner at the Seoul International Cartoon & Animation Festival 2010. A film by B&T Studio (BeiJing). In Da Hai, viewers are acquainted with characters and deities who are charismatic, flippant, heartbroken, stoic, and all other manners appropriate for an epic fantasy about the emotional inclinations of gods and men ...

With Angelo Giuliano and Brian Berletic. They also discuss China's infrastructure and the development of XinJiang, Tibet, etc. ... In depth ... The West likes to trumpet 'individualism' - but is this really for the elite to divide the people, an excuse for the lack of infrastructure, and that if one is poor, it is your fault ? Compared to China's development and poverty alleviation, what has the West achieved over recent decades ? There are around 200,000 Chinese students in UK alone. China has 120 million outbound overseas tourists each year. There are 850,000 expats living and working in China. XiaoMi sells more smart phones than Apple. Etc. - Reality versus fake news. As for Western MSM, the more ridiculous the bias, the more obvious it becomes. In China, the people are family; in the West, the people are merely livestock.