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A Day in Kashgar, Xinjiang with local kids
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A Day in Kashgar, Xinjiang with local kids



Sorry guys, I’ve been busy at work recently, so I don’t have much time making new videos but sharing. There are tons of videos about Xinjiang on Chines online video platforms such as Bilibili and Ixigua, but people outside of China rarely browsing them because of language barrier. So I always find that it’s actually harder for westerners who don’t speak Chinese to understand China than for Chinese people who can speak English to understand the West.
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13 Comments

  2. Márcio Leonardo

    Thank you for one more video. Sometimes we need to see that people from the other parts of the world are just like us. Everyone of these kids seem like they're enjoying life.

  4. Roscoe Dash

    A lot of kids roaming the streets with independence. Far more than we're used to in the US. Why is that?

  5. greg kahele

    I watched this over and over. Those sweet kids appear to be very happy and friendly. Loved the little boy chasing the girl after she pushed him…LOL. Kids! However, I bet that if I went to Xinjiang they would shy away from me.

  7. djinn Man

    Impoverished street urchins barely able to stand begging for food or pickpocketing for a living, social outcast …oh wait a minute, am describing world's largest democracy India.

    Well at least they are not blown up like in the Middle East or caged in their own open air prison by a democracy called Israel.

    Because its all about democracy versus Authoritarianism apparently.

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