A stay in tropical SanYa 三亚, HaiNan 海南 island

Discover the lives of various expats who now call ChengDu their home - their work, leisure and thoughts ...

Bonus film - CITIC Tower ...

GuangDong province. With Walk East ...

HuBei province. With Walk East ... YT comment : "I'm from Australia. Wuhan looks beautiful. Thanks for showing me what Wuhan really looks like. Our media can't afford to show China without a dystopian filter. The more our media and US media keep attacking China, the more convinced I am that China is doing something right for itself and the more compelled I am to visit this beautiful country. Thanks again for your video!"

Continuing our visitors' Chinese language guide ...

500 performers dancing in the sky ... The poster thumbnail is blurred but the video is clear : )

With Wei's Travel ... Bonus film, with China 4K HDR ...

Filmed in autumn 2010 ...

Walk For You takes a ride from ChongQing to ChengDu ...

How to spot misdirection and hidden agendas; and the techniques used. Mind control is real - it is simply controlling the narrative by controlling what you think you know, by controlling the information and how it is viewed. This is the info war. Once written, this article will cover the following and more : * framing * 'loaded' or emotional words * exaggeration * omission / 'cherry picking' / partial truth * statistics * 'authorities' / 'trusted voices' / consensus (and consent) * false 'balance' * false assumptions * false implications All the ways one can be led to the wrong conclusions and then propagate false memes.

The DaMing Palace (DaMing Gong, Palace of Great Brilliance) was the imperial palace complex of the Tang Dynasty, located in its capital Chang'An. It served as the royal residence of the Tang emperors for more than 220 years. Today, the DaMing Palace site is designated a National Heritage Site of China, located a little north east of present-day Xi'An city center, ShaanXi province, central China. One can take subway line 2 to DaMingGongXi (DaMing Palace West) station. The palace complex was destroyed at the end of the Tang dynasty. The ruins were only discovered in the 1950s and some parts have now been reconstructed following careful archaeological analysis of the site. The reconstructions, museum and grounds opened to visitors in 2010. A beautiful film ...