Is there a documentary that shows what it's actually like to live in China in an unbiased way?

If you're genuinely interested, there are a lot of ecelebs living in there with tons of videos walking around, eating etc. It's just any other place with their own culture and problems.

OBSESSED

Seek out the book "Poorly Made in China."

there's literally billions of them, and unlike the US, their population is mostly in one part of the country. It's like if there were 1 billion people crammed into the eastern seaboard of the US.

Yeah they built a whole bunch of cities that nobody fucking moved to aka ghost cities.

Wish my town had a costco so I could actually see what it was like. We only have fucking sam's club.

it's the same shit except for the shitty food court. costco just feels slightly more drab.

i thought winston and c milk did a good enuff job covering this topic, fairly unbiasy atleast from a western lens

you really want to see what a warehouse looks like?

youtube.com/watch?v=An1D1OC5EMA

This video is kino. Kowloon is a densly populated area where the buildings are shantily stacked on top of each other, tall enough to graze the airplanes that flew over and thick enough that sunlight couldn't penetrate it. Police wouldn't enter so the gangs had to take over the local infrastructure, even though most of the population wasn't gang-affiliated. The shops and services range from serving illegal dogmeat to illegal dentistry were all, well, illegal. But there was no government inside until the day they took it down, so for the people who always lived inside there was no way to get certified. This is the best footage I could find of the city and if anyone has more I would love to see it.

Would be lying down there mate, not laying.

>people shucking iphones on the side of the street like it's corn
kino

I don't think so. Maybe you should go and live in China and document your experiences for the rest of the civilized world.

>gets kicked out of china
>wtf I hate china now

Asians know a deal when they see one

China webm thread pls

You should watch Bloodsport

>state controlled media
No

Do you need a distraction from your own failure of an existence?

I just saw this in the news.

Redpill me on Costco. Is it any good in the states? Why do the chinks love it so much? Why is it such a big deal opening a branch in Shanghai?

What I would always fucking see on CCTV America (now CGTN)
youtube.com/watch?v=22MoH8GuQ6U
Do you port of dan's dong?

Kowloon is a meme, everything that made it interesting was razed decades ago and the airport was moved to the far side of the island. The only thing interesting about it now is all the Indian/ African/Arab migrants that gave set up businesses there when the Chinese moved up to the New Territories and across the water to Causeway Bay.

youtube.com/watch?v=taZJblMAuko&

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I haven't found much but SerpentZA and Laowhy86 and their other channel they run ADVChina are pretty informative. Been watching them for years.

Last train home on YouTube by Canadian woman

But it's dated you might need some update now

The only thing interesting is that it was built upon ancient temples

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Hardly word than kike controlled media

Any documentary that show the worst parts of China which make the entire country look like a hellhole for shock value?

Thats really all I'm interested in.

according to various posts on /trv/ and the like
>everyone drinks warm water instead of cold
>lots of abandoned buildings in the cities
>all the death trap stuff happens in tier-3 cities, shanghai and beijing are really safe
>rural chinese still hold on to traditions hard
that's all I know though

Thoughts on serpentza and China Uncensored on youtube?

Well there's no shortage on the xinjiang camps

SZA is comfy and has good takes on things. China uncensored is unironically a falun gong channel.

>there's literally billions of them, and unlike the US, their population is mostly in one part of the country. It's like if there were 1 billion people crammed into the eastern seaboard of the US.

>they sure are packed in tight

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>falun gong
Are you chinese?

This was a good bantz. Still needs a bit of polishing to make it roll off the tongue a bit smoother, but well done user.

China is a unicameral Fascist market economy.

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>they STILL think China is communist
>they STILL don't know what communism is and mindlessly parrot someone else's retarded notions and misnomers

youtube.com/watch?v=bufV3EgyPGU

It's pretty amazing how so many Americans in backwaters (and Yuros too) thought China was a complete shit hole with no money until the 2008 Olympics.

Authoritarian countries are nice for the Olympics since they invest a lot into specticle.

it would be like if a chopstick store opened up in your shitty little town. the chinese from miles around would come to get some primo chopsticks

It typically goes something like this
>China not doing well
>that's communism for you!
>China doing well
>obviously its because they aren't communist but free market/state capitalist!

>Thread about China Costco
>No one posted the Kino video of crazy Chinese Peasants fighting over food

youtu.be/2UfO4gpML4g

I’m New Here
By the same guy who did empire of dust, follows some Africans living in China.
If anyone ever finds the fucking thing let me know.

You don't really need a doc to let you know what's it like to live in China.
If you've lived in America or Canada then you already know what it's like to live in China and I don't mean that as a snide remark.
What I'm saying is that if you are middle class in America or Canada, life in China is virtually exactly the same.
The main differences are entertainment will be worse (assuming you consume anything except western entertainment) and food is better (Asian people emphasize good food), of course these things are subjective, if you don't like seafood or Asian food then you're not going to like the food.
But I will say the best seafood and buffets I have ever had in my life were in China/Hong Kong/Macau and there is nothing in the west that remotely compares, not even the high end buffets in Las Vegas.

They went crazy because you can't buy Maine lobsters from Aliexpress.

so its just like black friday in America then