Hope you enjoyed the brief tour of Tibet. I think I have one more video from China and that's a wrap -- see you in the next one.

@weechill333

7 ай бұрын

Look forward to the next one Tommy 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@yappering

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for these videos. Keep em coming

@ABloodyEyeFull

7 ай бұрын

Hi Tommy, does Yabba-Dabba Do, come from Tabet?

@gosunflower

7 ай бұрын

What's the next destination?

@Namelessking480

7 ай бұрын

I guess it will be Xinjiang

I think some comments can explain why foreigners should be restricted from entering Tibet. There are too few ordinary tourists like Tommy, and too many people like those comments try to provoke political conflicts. - - I didn't expect this comment to receive so much attention, so I want to say a few more words. My college roommate was a Tibetan from Lhasa. I learned about the terrorist attacks in Tibet in 2008 from him, which was far worse than what I saw on TV. Since then, the government has restricted foreigners from entering Tibet in order to stop terrorist infiltration. However, as you can see, foreigners like Tommy can still travel in Tibet. Although I can feel that his political views are not consistent with those of the Chinese government (to some extent, even the opposite), he treats all people equally and friendly. He does not aggressively "preach", trying to impose his views on others, or inciting others to hurt others. I think such foreign travelers will be welcomed throughout China, at least I really like Tommy. Although I may not agree with some of his political tendencies, I can feel his friendliness and kindness, which is enough. Everyone has their own political views, and there is no need to force consensus. The most important thing is harmony and friendliness.

@NobleTenz

7 ай бұрын

When the grim reality of a group of oppressed people become labelled as “provoking political conflict” and the Western superpowers and totalitarian CCP government are complicit- that is when fearless change makers needs to rise up- similar to the Tiananmen Square demonstrators. We will last longer than the CCP and that is a promise.

@Droghba

7 ай бұрын

@@sunmatralready using the term Xizang as ur ccp boss has directed you to .

@falloww

7 ай бұрын

“Provoke Political conflicts” it’s literally an occupied country with it’s culture being erased. People are upset for a reason.

@andreww3621

7 ай бұрын

No. They are keyboard warriors. Most of them are cowards in real life. They don't have the balls to stir up trouble. There are also plenty of travelers like Tommy, I meet them all the time and there should never be an excuse to restrict access to a country.

@Laobiao666

7 ай бұрын

@@Droghba I don't think you know the difference between Xizang'西藏' and Tibet'吐蕃'.

如果有更多像您这样的Vlogger，我相信不同国家的人之间可以更容易消除误解和隔阂，非常感谢！ If there are more Vloggers like you, I believe that misunderstandings and barriers between people from different countries can be more easily eliminated. Thank you very much!

As a Chinese, I really appreciate Sabbatical's video. It's real and immersed. It doesn't praise or criticize deliberately, just feels and shares.

Chinese and China is more than my expectation! Nice people decent and helpful. I have Great Honor for them . Thank you for the tour.

@tsetendorgya2840

3 ай бұрын

Not Chinese, they were Tibetans, original residents, Chinese just occupied Tibet since 1959

@mrezw8881

3 ай бұрын

Can you explain to me the ethnic composition of Tibet (just the region which regime under the people's republic of China)? I'm curious because your comment makes me feel like you know a lot about this:) @@tsetendorgya2840

@happyliferay

3 ай бұрын

@@tsetendorgya2840most people in tibet are Han chinese and tibetans are also chinese

@cat-dy5cu

3 ай бұрын

​@@happyliferay据第七次人口普查显示西藏9成是藏族人，汉族人口大概1成，这在西藏政府官网上可以查到

@NoProxies

3 ай бұрын

Chinese freeed TIbet from fuedal slavery/miserie,its a historical fact so before you get all emotional you need to learn to think@@tsetendorgya2840

been lived in Australia for a decade as a Tibetan, thank you for introducing my home place to the world, thank you

@user-lz1sn8mz3r

Ай бұрын

你还信达赖吗？

@user-br9wi1hf9c

Ай бұрын

欢迎你回来看看❤❤❤

@John-cj8ld

Ай бұрын

​@@user-lz1sn8mz3r发一条几块钱?

@Tracy-mz9bi

Ай бұрын

@@user-lz1sn8mz3r 信达赖的都是从事恐怖主义活动的

@wens8854

Ай бұрын

@@John-cj8ld你和他一样没文化😂

Great to revisit Tibet with you in this video. Thank you. My last time was 20 years ago. Things have changed, physically and many things are unchanged. May all beings be happy.

Hi, I watched your video in five minutes and noticed some misunderstandings. ”民族路” should not be translated as ethnicity road, it means similar to national road. Also in China ethnicity doesn’t have similar inference as in American context. In China ethnicity is a positive word, there is a song in China called “56 ethnicities” and almost everyone knows it. It is not your fault but those are the roots as why cultural misunderstanding is so significant.

@8964TS

6 ай бұрын

As someone who works in publishing in China, I assure you you won't get very far trying to translate 民族 as 'nation' or 'national'. The government is highly sensitive to the idea that there are nations within the nation of China.

@liangjiang3122

6 ай бұрын

​@@8964TSjust translate to Minzu Lu should be fine.

@damiandossantos5077

6 ай бұрын

@justinschubert1903, I guess you are the dude to ask, is the mobile game "clash of clans" really translated as "racial conflict" in Chinese or is that just a bad google translation??

@vqshr

6 ай бұрын

@@damiandossantos5077 It's bad google translation. In Chinese the game is called 部落冲突, where 部落 means tribes or clans, and 冲突 means conflict.

@damiandossantos5077

6 ай бұрын

@@vqshr Ahh okay I see, thank you very much for the insight.. Much appreciated ✌

Thanks Tommy. Seems like I haven't seen a video from you in a while. Now there are a few available. As always you provide great entertainment. I find your videos actually uplifting.

Another fascinating video Tommy. Please keep them coming.

8:21 What a sweet interaction🥰. This is what traveling is all about out for me, having these small interactions are typically what stays in my mind for many years.

This was great. Your frustration is understandable, yet you handled your visit well. Thanks for giving us the tour.

Brother you made me cry from tears of joy . I like how you captured everything without saying much .

Thanks for uploading and sharing us this wonderful video. I love Tibet

thank you brother made me feel like I'm in Tibet! hope you get more chances to explore our beautiful Tibet

Thanks for making this video. My wife is tibetan and she really enjoyed seeing you explore.

Thank you for your video .. I have few work colleague and this video made me good understandings

TASHI delek . Such a beautiful video. Thanks you so much .

Thank you for taking me along in your adventures of Tibet.

That’s quite a video u made there .I was just cruising though the KZread videos and your video got my attention . Really liked the way you presented ❤ simple yet a strong and brave one

I've been to Tibet, there are lots of very nice and frendly people. Thank you for your video!

I loved how you showed specially the very local side of tibet and it’s people and your short interactions with them. N I loved your explanations over every corner you went. 👍

Your videos are so spontaneous, which makes them quite unique 👍👍👍

Thanks for sharing I really enjoy your video, nice people of Tibe and building culture...

That was Amazing Tommy very interesting Thanks for sharing.

What a phenomenal series. Thank you so much for you taking us on your journey. As an American, I feel grateful to have you as an Ambassador to all the wonderful people you come across. Safe travels.

@shiishinchiu6636

4 ай бұрын

1st thing to do as a human and as an American is give the land back to the native Americans. Please go back to where you immigrated from.

Ah, perfect timing for my weekly youtube session! Love your videos. I used to travel for several years myself, and your videos inspire me to do it again some day.

@dylangregg8370

7 ай бұрын

whats your session look like ? id love to have more informative videos and channels like this to watch.

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@MatrixDeception722

7 ай бұрын

@@dylangregg8370 TravelwithChris is a good travel channel.

@user-ed6hp9up2w

19 күн бұрын

You just watch KZread once a week?

Love your disposition. Appreciate ya!!!

I'm really enjoying these Tibet vlogs, this place looks so unique and awesome, I want to visit someday

I love your videos dude! Your a positive influence and now im am getting back into learning new languages starting with Español thanks dude

Thank you bro. for the video. You did great explanations in short sentences ❤

Thank you for sharing your experience!

Thank you for sharing you time with us most enjoyable .

Greetings from Western Australia. I'm going to Shanghai next year and then I'm taking the train to Tibet. I can't wait to go. I love your vids. Stay safe.

@ilgattoparddo

7 ай бұрын

Smart move, I think that is the better route to visit Tibet freely, first visiting the main western chinese cities, and go to Tibet from there.

@ilgattoparddo

7 ай бұрын

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 Of course, they don't have the structure to monitor each single tourist 24/7.. they only have checkpoints throughout the main parts of the region. And he was not alone, but accompanying his tour group, he just made a minor detour from them, no big deal. You can't visit Tibet like you can visit Paris and walk wherever you want alone by 90 days without any goverment NPC bothering you.

Absolutely cool! Thanks for sharing the simplicity of your travels... greetings from Palm Springs, CA.

Amazing vlog, great interactions with people and genuine. I've just discovered your channel and been watching the TIbet episodes. I've never actually watched a vlog on KZread from TIbet, only TV documentaries or Michael Palin's series (he also visited Tashi Lhunpo Monastery), so it's very refreshing to see. I'm also amazed by your language abilities. That's the kind of content I was looking for. Cheers from Poland!

I enjoyed your video. Thank you for your incredible content.

Wow, the people there really do seem to be genuinely super friendly!

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@chickaboomboom2726

7 ай бұрын

Of course they are friendly they want you to spend money. It's about tourism that how they make their money.

@The_Reality_Filter

7 ай бұрын

@@chickaboomboom2726have you been there or are you just chatting shit from an anonymous KZread account?

@Gay-Icon

7 ай бұрын

​@@The_Reality_Filterthe latter.

@ZhangYingbiaoZhangYingbi-xb1pw

7 ай бұрын

We are a very friendly country in China

The China episodes are so interesting. I hope you would do them again sometime. I really enjoy watching those as I’m currently learning mandarin as well

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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Thanks sir your video. That's wonderful. I am really enjoying it.

Many thanks, sir, for sharing this video. Really interesting.

For me this was a short but unique and rare looksee into the real Tibet in the current era. I applaud your friendly and honest approach towards everyone. Your dauntless efforts are greatly appreciated. Thank you !

@gottasay4766

7 ай бұрын

Loved this!

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@Fu-2-Dai

7 ай бұрын

Actually it's Tibet People are friendly to foreigner. If Chinese people go to USA with poor English, that's brave to meet unfriendly people

@user-wq4fb7zt8y

6 ай бұрын

​@@Fu-2-Dai Friendship is the origin of Thanksgiving Day. The Tibetans fought an anti-colonial war against the British who occupied India.🥺

@shichungip9912

4 ай бұрын

Oh , such CCP dog

Feels like a completely different world in Tibet. Very quiet and peaceful environment.

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@spencer7404

7 ай бұрын

No, it's not.

@ShadowMind312

7 ай бұрын

​@@peekaboopeekaboo1165of the three, Bhutan probably has the best living standards.

@richies7977

7 ай бұрын

Since it's quiet and peaceful, please don't disturb them! Maybe restricting more tourists is the best way. Because many foreigners don't know the local customs, just like many people don't know the direction in which the "转经筒" rotates.

@myheyang

7 ай бұрын

@@peekaboopeekaboo1165 For your conclusion, I can only say that you have never been to these two places.

I appreciate you make this such wonderful video on Tibet it’s really nice to see the beautiful people and unique culture of Tibet thank you 🙏

Best travel vlog on the net!

Darn I wish there was more footage from Tibet!!! You have become my go to travel blogger!!!

Great videos Tommy! Love your content

There are so many vloggers on china... but i somehow enjoyed your laid back nature. The way you present the whole experience is very impressive actually, moreover the way you respond to the locals is very sweet and positive. Thanks a lot...!

@NiklazSchneider

Ай бұрын

Check “Little Chinese everywhere” she also create good vlogs

Hey Tommy, My name is Noah. I'm from the south east. I have been watching you for a while now. One of the first videos I watched you in you were in the slums in Africa out on the water I forget which episode it was. It was a good episode it showed your character and I really like how your attitude is and how comfortable you are around anybody I look up to that because that's the way that I am and there are very few people that are real like this you are one of the only people that I can say I truly believe without a doubt in my heart that you have no racist bone or thought in your body AKA mind. You love everybody! You want to explore the world and explore different cultures and beat you people and learn new things and have new experiences and explore your spiritual side and you are not for no religion, you see the world in a similar way as I do and I'm sure there are others like me who filled the same or a similar way. Anyway you have my full respect sir love your videos love what you do you're doing what I would give anything in the world to do but I am not even half as intelligent as you. year quickness to learn a new language is mind-boggling in my personal opinion. There's no way my mind could just learn a new language as quick as you do and then you keep it it seems like and it's so easy for you to figure out what someone is saying even if you don't really know that language. Kudos to you my friend. 👍

@SabbaticalTommy

6 ай бұрын

Thanks Noah

10 Minutes into the video and Im so astonished bout how welcoming, open and friendly these nice people are. So nice to see this really warms my heart.

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@Psiilocybe

7 ай бұрын

hm what I wrote was for Tibetans not for all of the China videos. I mean they were friendly too, but as soon as he said meigyu ren they went 100% racist fucks. So nah its not the Chinese government. Its Tibetan culture and the right amount of buddhism.@@blardymunggas6884

@rogerunderhill4267

7 ай бұрын

it’s the same across all of rural china 👍

@adamproctor9315

7 ай бұрын

Who is open? The people on the bus are still being careful with what they say, be very weary of all the things people say in public, no one can truly 'speak out'

@Laobiao666

7 ай бұрын

@@adamproctor9315 Speak out what? Political nonsense like 'Sleepy Joe out, Maga Trump back'?😆

Man you were like a celebrity on that bus 🤩 And wow that scenery ... pretty amazing stuff

Incredible content brother

Great video. We love your style

Really interesting stuff. Great segment. Nice people. Great religion. Keep up the good will and travels. Thanks.

Watching your video reminds me of traveling to Tibet It's so beautiful! Must come once in life!

Very nice video. I enjoyed it. See you again and take care.

i really appreciate your videos about China. THANK YOU SO MUCH.

I really enjoyed your videos cause you showed us many different location of Tibet. I am from Tibet and I have been in Newyork in recently and it was amazing too. So you are from Newyork and you have seen other wonderful view of Tibet landscape.

Long time subscriber, just like to say I really enjoy your videos, you're quite unique in as much as you research the history, and don't judge and and in most cases have a good command of the local language, which is especially unique for an American, and adds so much to the content with the interactions with the local folks. so good for you, look forward to your videos 👍🤔

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@SabbaticalTommy

7 ай бұрын

Thanks my friend

Great video. Thank you.

great video. totally enjoy it, from a unbiased lense!

So sad your tour is almost over, love every second of it. Your minimal (often nonverbal) critique of places is very diplomatic and keeps the videos entertaining. You let the natives and pictures speak for themselves. It also gives your "rambling" more meaning (like the tibetan rivers) that, hopefully, people take a closer look.

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@lololu1426

5 ай бұрын

如果你喜欢慢生活可以选择西藏。但我怕高原反应。

Thanks Tommy! I enjoy watching your travels and chats with the locals. It is nice to bridge gaps in cultures.

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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Thank you so much for sharing!!

Badass video man keep em coming shout out from Cali!!

Great seeing and watching your adventures in Tibet

Tommy your videos are always incredible. I would love to travel to China just like you, but I’m sure I won’t live up to your language standards. This video was especially good everything about it. Great job great capture.

@jedychan7259

2 ай бұрын

No need Chinese language, promise you can get anywhere you want without any obstacle in China, Chinese people are most warmheart and friendly over the world

@cnmlsaj

Ай бұрын

If you go to the city like shanghai. You don't need to worry because people can speak some simple English words.

Phenomenal video from America! So many kind spirits

Excellent Video.

我在西藏待了超過18年，如果你跟我一樣經歷過2008年的暴亂。你就會明白爲什麽需要限制某些人進入西藏。 當年的事情，太恐怖了。

@QQ-hp8mh

6 ай бұрын

Especially Westerners, including the Japanese, who like to subvert the regime of other countries and engage in color revolutions or peaceful evolution in other countries, must be more vigilant! 🙄

@yourname-mz1jo

6 ай бұрын

The only person that can read this that is reading these comments is Tommy. Lol 🤣 but more than likely true.

@yourname-mz1jo

6 ай бұрын

Would give anything if I was half that intelligent. People like Tommy are people that I would want to hang around because the intelligent people of the world know that whatever you want to be in life the best way to pursue that is to surround yourself with people that are either already in that profession or people that are striving for the same exact thing, AKA like-minded people. ✌️

@nikkileo5161

6 ай бұрын

Free Hawaii and New Mexico! God damn yanks!

@Schwanengans

6 ай бұрын

他是洋五毛，允许去西藏的。

Thank you for your real journey to Tibet. Appreciate!

❤thanks bro shows me and Tibet people I’m watching from Nepal.your video is amazing

Thanks for sharing. It's so cool, totally a different world.

Thank you for the tour. Enjoyed it. Younger generation in most places of the world do lose touch a bit, and a bit of their parents' tradition, as I have also not been practising some of my culture. When I was young living in a close-knit extended family, tradition and rituals during festivals were strictly followed and performed. I guess with development and modernisation, extended family becoming smaller unit, rituals become formality and less strictly followed. I do hope Tibetans do not lose their traditions and cultures. Influences from outside - I was and am probably influenced by the American and British culture through watching a lot of TV series in the 70's - 90's - make me think that is the modern way. Traditions and ritual are old fashion. Of course, now I am old, I regret that I have lost my culture and my identity. Though I do not practise my tradition, I take comfort in knowing about my culture and traditions.

it's amazing how unbiased you are it's not normal from that part of the world, keep up the good work and take care

@musical_lolu4811

7 ай бұрын

It's easy if you don't give a f.

@kingSTKS

7 ай бұрын

@@musical_lolu4811 there are websites and channels dedicated to exposing all the crazy stuff, getting an unbiased view on the actual people instead of the system can be refreshing:)

Hi..you captured wonderful nature of Tibet and the way your explanation and moving place to place in Tibet feels like there are not much restriction, but in real life is not..really enjoyed thank you bro

Your amazing. I enjoy your content. Safe travel from Chicago

The scenery is really beautiful

Perfect time to watch your video friend 😊 so many greetings 🇱🇰🇵🇸🇹🇷🇩🇪🥰🙏

This is as real as it gets.. great video

Quite a unique video! I like it.

Love the video Tommy. This series is great

It's heartwarming to see people trying to talk in each other's languages even most of times it's just simple greetings. Communication saves relations, even between civilizations.

Thank you Sir, U have remind me of my home town. I have been missing it for long time.

Well done, brother.

我的家里的表哥当年去川藏那边的阿坝州还是哪里当兵，在2008-2010年这个时间段吧，退伍回来后说那里当时有很多的暴乱事件，可能前一天和你关系很好的牧民伯伯两个人一起抽烟，第2天就和其它藏民一起暴乱，问了是为什么，说是当年有宗教冲突达赖还是啥的一个人在西藏境内去世了，藏民帮助外国势力拿回尸体（我很不理解），还有就是很容易受到境外势力通过宗教的蛊惑，他们自己都不知道暴乱了有什么后果以及他们自己暴乱的诉求是什么。。。。很多藏民受教育水品非常低7岁小孩子就知道抽烟那种的，很容易被煽动起来；我表哥那个时候吓都要吓死了，经常穿着防护服（我也不知道叫什么）随时待命阻止暴动，当时他的一个战友赶上了暴动，被藏民直接用藏刀砍伤（手骨断裂）；但是同时那里的人非常非常善良淳朴，我表哥退伍前去和战友爬雪山纪念，不小心把小饰品掉在了路上，藏民伯伯跟在他们后面怕了将近海拔1000米就为了把 饰品带给他们。。。

@kilinruan3937

6 ай бұрын

现代化不健全的社会是这样的。其实大部分闹事的就是普通贫民，除了吃饭没有其他政治诉求，和内地农民暴乱的性质不大。 但让新疆以及西藏贫民暴乱产生特殊性的正是少数有组织的、有明确意识形态目的的人，他们巴不得事情闹得越大越好，这样政府开枪打死的人越多，他们获得的权威就越多，尽管这些权威是靠煽动种族残杀换来的。如果西藏的现代化不足以把大多数藏人都卷进去的话，这些分离分子还会继续煽动贫民暴乱。如果将来西藏社会能被更好地整合进中国的发达工业社会，大部分西藏人能过上富足的生活，那么“独立运动”只会像苏格兰、加拿大西部省份那样嘴上说说，实际并不会主动分离。

@malorybertie8046

6 ай бұрын

我是懂藏语仍然在西藏工作生活的汉族。08年似乎太久远了，即便问藏族人，一般都是年轻人，他们都没有记忆，或者说都想忘记。在藏区，所有人都有意识地忘记或者不提起08年的一切。所有人都等着达赖归西。即便流亡分子不承认，可是这个是藏区真实的现状，没有人期待他活着的时候回来。

@xiqinlu749

Ай бұрын

⁠​⁠@@kilinruan3937很难，因为富裕的藏族人往往移居到了成都或者更发达的地区😂

I've loved seeing Tibet.. I'd love you to do a video on Yangshuo near Guilin... to see how much it's changed.

To see is to believe. Great Job!

Well, you wear short sleeves even with this cold weather. I am very proud of you. Thanks for sharing your experience in Tibet.💯💯💯💯💯

I've been to Lakdak and Nepal several times. Tourists/trekkers/foreigners also need permission to be able to get into some areas. Tibet always on my to-go list. Great content!! Thanks

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

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@Tsungmey

7 ай бұрын

Ladakh is part of Tibet

@AmitKumar-fx2ky

7 ай бұрын

​@@TsungmeyTibet is a part of India💯💯🔥🔥😎😎😎👿👿😈👿😈🔥🔥💪💪💪

@yilizhang2175

7 ай бұрын

​@@AmitKumar-fx2kyIndia was not actually the name of a country before the British colonized it, and the South Asian subcontinent had never been truly unified in its thousands of years of civilized history. In other words, before the British came to the South Asian subcontinent, India was just a geographical term, not the name of a country.

@bananaboiii9965

7 ай бұрын

shut up wumao@@Tsungmey

Your videos are great. You are a blogger who takes deep photos of the lives of people at the bottom. Unlike other bloggers who only shoot skyscrapers, beautiful shopping malls, high-speed high-speed rails, etc., your works are great.

Enjoy your video, especially the way you interact with the locals.

Tibet city look beautiful place nice view Thank you for great sharing my friend

This is extremely interesting. I have seen almost nothing of Tibet before. Thank you for taking us there.

@Mickju

7 ай бұрын

Thank you. I will look for them. It just never occurred to me before. I'm interested in many, many things and had to work three jobs until I retired. I have time now.@@patrickwilson2475

@tweedy4sg

7 ай бұрын

@@patrickwilson2475 Exactly. Somehow some people are simply ignorant of the search tool on YT.

@athuman6223

7 ай бұрын

​@@patrickwilson2475doesn't mean everyone searches for it

@SLAVAUKRAINI-cb5vt

7 ай бұрын

END CHYNAZI OCCUPATION OF TIBET!!!!!!! FREE TIBET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊

I’m a chinese, i’m glad to see your video .I’ve been to some places of tibet but not lhasa, I hope all the people over the world can feel the beaty of tibet, to see how people live in tibet. Here is a funny thing from my college about Tibetan. A tibetan student quietly and slowly tells to his roommate at the first day:" it costs a yak for one year college tuition（at least 20,000 yuan), and I need to study hard" The han student feels sorry for his family's lost, and wants to treat him to dinner because he thinks a yak must very important and expensive to his family. During the dinner, the han student suddenly asks: How many yaks do you have? The tibetan student think a while: About 150 the han student slaps the table：you treat next time！！

@Whitfield369

7 ай бұрын

Haha... that is funny! So he is from a multi-millionaire family, even just counting the yaks...

@jasonhu9671

7 ай бұрын

Haha, this is how Intrinsic impressions and poor information works！

@tenzingjimbabhutia6264

7 ай бұрын

At least he didn't lie..thats good. But how many of them have 150 yaks.?

@tenzingjimbabhutia6264

7 ай бұрын

At least he didn't lie..thats good. But how many of them have 150 yaks.?

@user-iy7lg2yy1w

7 ай бұрын

@@tenzingjimbabhutia6264 Tibet's per capita GDP is more than four times that of India, exceeding US$8,000, but Tibet's geographical location is ten times worse than India's. Tibet’s per capita transfer income from the central government is close to US$10,000

love your videos

Love every ounce of this Videos ❤❤

The unique feeling you mentioned in the video is an unfortunate life for the locals. The primitive houses had poor living sanitation and few people leds to poor economic. Lack of education and obsession with religion lead to had no capacity of earning money. You may prefer to go back 50 years ago to see a more ‘unique’ living environment, but no one among the locals wants to go back 50 years ago.

I have met people claiming to be Tibetan, you are fortunate to have met real Tibetans. A lucky man .

I agree with you. I can't see the point of why travel is so restricted for foreigners there. There's nothing to hide. I hope you have another chance in the future to explore more of Tibet.