Yangshou Is Beautiful BUT We Made A Big Mistake Here!

😍The sightseeing area in Yangshuo Town, Guilin City, Guangxi Province is indeed very large. The battery life of small electric scooters is relatively short. When you reach the midpoint of the journey, you must remember to charge it first so as not to run out of power. If you want to visit the landscapes in different places, you need to arrange at least 2 days. Finish! 🥰

租電動車代步真的方便快捷，又可以去得很多地方。
你沒有留意車的電量及去到一處便去充電，這是一個很好的故事。

很多小商店都可以充电，几块钱。不过如果是在野外那就没办法了

因为两个人的体重，所以电动车实际里程数会下降。

Welcome to the China national holiday experience! That means wherever you go, you will see a looooot of people 😀
Edit: When it comes to antient towns in China, there are two types. The first type are the ones that were newly built or renovated with brand new looking building and shops. They are way more commercial than the other The second type are the ones like Xingping. They are still run by locals who actually live around the area. These ones usually offer more local flavor of things…before the big brands come in and take over, eventually.

What a fun journey

China nothing compare to India according to indian news. Pls find out😂

you should drift on "Yulong river" through bamboo raft. this is the most popular thing every tourist will do in Yangshuo.
secondly when you went to "Xingping" ancient town, there is a mountain nearby called "Laozhai mountain"老寨山, you may take 1 hours to climb to the top, you will see the breath-taking scenery, it is one of the best view spot even most of tourist didn't know it yet. from there you will see the whole picture of the beautiful town and river. what a pity.

Have you ever heard of Yangzhou friedrice.?

Technically it’s not allowed to ride the e-bike over 25km/h, as well as carrying another one on the rear seat. But generally the law enforcement about those issues are quite loose.

NIce to see you back to China. I really enjoyed following your travels, particularly in China. Amazing!!!

Do you think they know the river they are looking at is highly polluted?

Greenpeace China told the Guardian that one third of the country’s rivers are contaminated. According to a report from the ministry of water resources in April 2016, 80% of shallow ground water wells are also polluted.

“In cities, you have wastewater from sewage, shops, factories and agriculture, which add other pollutants like persistent organics and heavy metals. It’s usually not fit for drinking or for crops,” explains Dr Wolfgang Kinzelbach from the Institute of Environmental Engineering in Zurich, Switzerland, an expert on China’s water management.

Despite Beijing’s increased transparency with air pollution, water pollution remains a taboo in China. Prominent environmentalists have been charged with espionage for speaking out about the situation. Many Chinese scientists who have studied water pollution in Guilin refused to be interviewed. “I’m not that brave. I don’t want to offend the government,” said one.

“Mining in the mountainous area in Guangxi [Guilin’s province] is a serious problem and it is an major reason why very clean water becomes polluted,” says Ma.

A 2016 study found that the Qingshitan reservoir, an important source of Guilin’s reservoir, was polluted, reporting above average nitrogen and organic carbon content. The report credits agricultural, industrial and domestic sources as the pollution culprits.

The results revealed that the water had an intermediate level of eutrophication, an excessive richness of nutrients that causes a dense growth of algae and suffocates animals such as fish. It also turns water green.

Eutrophication may lead to blooms of algae that can harm the liver and nervous system, explains Dr Urs von Gunten, an expert on China water resources from the Laboratory for Water Quality and Treatment in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Activists are concerned about the consequences of water pollution on the Chinese population. “Cancer villages” – small communities near polluting factories where cancer rates have soared far above the national average – have sprung up across the country.

“It takes a long time to restore river ecology when such pollution has occurred, meaning that generations could be affected by the pollution,” says Deng Tingting, toxics campaigner for Greenpeace East Asia.

In the Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region, where Guilin is located, a study of boarding schools found that drinking polluted water caused 80% of outbreaks of water-borne diseases.

“The range of human health impacts from water pollution extends from damage to the reproductive system, birth defects, cancer, sterility, as well as a whole host of neurological and cardiac diseases,” says Dr Devra Davis, an epidemiologist at the Environmental Health Trust. “China is sacrificing a generation because of this pollution issue.”

Back in Gongcheng, a farmer named Meng tends his crops on the banks of the Cha. Plastic bags and discarded household items line his property. “I am not worried about pollution,” he says. “I use the river water for my vegetables and they taste fine. My customers at the market never complain.”

Xu is less at ease with the situation. “Why is the water still green? Why is there garbage here instead of anti-flood barriers?” he asks with a deep sigh.

It's probably rated for 60km range for just 1 person. For two people's body weight it's probably gonna consume more energy for the same distance.

Yangshuo is really special and beautiful!

Happy for you to come back to Yangshou in one piece after the batter dried out

Thanks to China’s visa-free policy, I can better understand the real China instead of continuing to be deceived.

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🇨🇳👿I didn’t understand why still have foreigners go to China 🇨🇳, didn’t you guys know a lot foreigners be killed, All are poisonous food, Gutter oil used in restaurants, water and oil is transferred in chemicals waste trucks never clean, Foreign that who went to China recommended that you go to the hospital for a check up after returning to prevent cancer . I recommend you go to Taiwan good people good Country .

That is too funny😂😂 the ebike story

That bike incident is so funny, one to be memorable 😂😂 That’s what travelling is about.

终于来对了地方，看了上一个桂林视频，真为你们着急😂

Love your amazing videos, wish you luck & Gbu🙏

I am now in my 40s. In fact, English courses are offered in compulsory education in China. However, I have had little exposure to English in my work and have gradually become unfamiliar with it. now, I can reading and writing some English, but my spoken English is poor