Can you please do a six month follow up to see how they are doing.

@apersonfromtheinternet3444

17 күн бұрын

Good idea 👍

@seantan4702

17 күн бұрын

pls volunteer

@Devilishlybenevolent

17 күн бұрын

This video is old, not sure why they reuploaded it

@Jdiehsofy

17 күн бұрын

​@Devilishlybenevolent can't be too old if they're referencing actions taken by governments as of July 2024.

@Devilishlybenevolent

17 күн бұрын

@@Jdiehsofy kzread.info/dash/bejne/p5-frqt_gbqtZMo.html& Its the same thing but from a month ago. So it essentially is a repost. Guess they edited it down to farm views lmao

What a gut wrenching story. They seem to be able to maintain a positive outlook throughout their journey. Their resolute and tenacity are what got them through, I imagine. Glad to see them eventually made it and are now settling down. I can not fathom what the 13 YO kid has to go through. I wish this family the best.

Risking their lives and the lives of their children to become second or maybe third class non citizens in a strange land.😢😢

@lesliegrace8360

4 күн бұрын

FYI there is no such thing as "citizenship" in China.

@chive9922

3 күн бұрын

Normal han chinese were 4th class in China - well below foreigners/officers/minorities. And obviously they are not citizens - they are residents as the national ID shows.

@lolocemoipopo7537

3 күн бұрын

Especially indebtedness has destroyed American dream

@choongta

3 күн бұрын

Citizenship is probably not their main objective. Freedom is what they cared about.

@lolocemoipopo7537

3 күн бұрын

@@choongta when they will discover about education quality security problems and indebtedness maybe they will change their mind... Not.. They are too religious.

I have lived in The US for 30 years and it's nothing like what people think it would be. If I can turn back time, I will never come to the US and go somewhere else instead. There are so many crimes and people are so racist here.

As an irreligious person, to hear the man talk with such strong faith, it's shocking to say the least. Thank you for the follow-up.

@verypleasantguy

17 күн бұрын

“润人” with strong faith ? Great ! Let's hope his strong faith can guide him to “润” out a bright future, outside China !

@betloginbata6280

17 күн бұрын

@@verypleasantguy theres no future in china.

@jonesbob5353

17 күн бұрын

At the excuse of faith

@verypleasantguy

17 күн бұрын

@@betloginbata6280 Sure, there's plenty of future in America ! Please, get out of China now !

@jessicaregina1956

17 күн бұрын

There is no god but money and trump is its messenger.

I feel truly happy for this family when I found at the end of this video that both dad and mom were able to find jobs in LA, and their daughter got enrolled into a local high school.

@is8249

14 күн бұрын

But I thought he wanted her to attend a catholic school

@susanlewis6000

4 күн бұрын

Thank You, Lord!

Thanks for the update. I have watched the previous episode and I'm so glad that the family made it to California safe.

@spikefivefivefive

17 күн бұрын

Safe, but illegally

I’m a Chinese living in Canada for one decade, This is insane, I don’t know their conditions in China, but all of my relatives and friends have very good lives in China much better than my Canadian life. But every one has their own story and own choice . Good luck

@violetviolet888

17 күн бұрын

@juneyi187: How does medical care and education work in China? Is education free? Is the cost of living reasonable for everyone? What are the pros and cons of health care in China? Cost, timlieness/speed of appointments, diagnosis, treatment, preventative care, acute emergency care?

@eddychan2112

17 күн бұрын

@@violetviolet888 Everything in Canada sounds good only, but in reality it is not.

@ponuni

17 күн бұрын

China has very low wages and that's the biggest motivator for people who want to leave the country. In the U.S they can work a restaurant job for 11 hours a day and make 4.5k a month as a cook. When you spend all your waking hours and days working you won't even spend any of that money and then after a few decades you'll be able to buy a house.

@juneyi187

17 күн бұрын

@@ponuni this is not life , only alive

@violetviolet888

17 күн бұрын

@@ponuni In this case it appars the reason to leave is religious. The US is extremely over-rated. Many foreigners move her only to realize they made a mistake and there is no more "American Dream" because it is not possible to attain. That was decades ago. I'd like to hear the response from *@juneyi187*. There is a lot of mis-information in western media that demonizes China. Foreigners living in China and visiting China are learning just how misinformed they have been. Many staying longer than planned, planning on future visits, or planning to move to China because it is better than the United States or the UK.

I am amazed how strong was mom and resolute to support her husband

@HuiChyr

17 күн бұрын

Oh?... so the husband didn't do anything at all? It seems they both walked and supported each other.

@caseychan7158

16 күн бұрын

I didn't say that her husband didn't anything...you did.

@HuiChyr

16 күн бұрын

@@caseychan7158 It's implied. And you implied that. .. And for you to mentioned "support her husband" as though she does not benefit from the endeavour and sacrificed everything. Women should get over yourselves.

@ruil7922

14 күн бұрын

@@HuiChyr someone could say "i like pancakes" and user huichyr would go "SO YOU HATE WAFFLES?", like that's a whole new sentence lmao

@MaryamAmanda

13 күн бұрын

Yes, if I were to have someone as positive and caring like her by my side braving life, I wouldn't let myself give up 😭😭😭 she's humble and amazing

i had a buddy who worked in dubai as an investment banker making mid-6 figures, his wife thought it would be a great idea to go to the usa, he resisted but she wanted to go to the usa and study nursing, he couldn't believe the life he left to go to the usa, his wife made a bad decision and now they are struggling

China has a 9-year compulsory education system. If parents do not send their children to formal public or private schools for education, it is illegal and they will be fined.

@philippelee5720

16 күн бұрын

So they can indoctrinate kids

@pinkcichlid

16 күн бұрын

It’s pretty ironic their daughter attending catholic school was so “important” they’d “walk the line” for that “freedom”, but now they’re in the US the girl’s just enrolled a regular local high school 😂

@ainhanle7069

15 күн бұрын

@@pinkcichlid that ridiculous term of freedom is the result of the brainwashing program in some Catholic churches. Unlike China, Catholic is legally recognized here in Vietnam but they are not satisfied, they still get angry and go to the road protesting to call for "freedom" and complain about how they were "suppressed" when the government plan to zone some of the church's land for schools and public construction.

@justanotherday5441

15 күн бұрын

I don't see why you would not send your kids

@ChenjunSong

15 күн бұрын

你在开玩笑把大哥？？？？ 谁跟你说不读书就是犯法还会罚款 压根没这回事

Nope, regular Chinese citizens wouldn't do this. These people are running from something either debt or prison. Why else risk your life and childs life. Chinese with money usually go to Singapore if they dislike the government. The immigrants who come via this route aren't exactly the cream of the crop or law abiding citizens.

@gaozhaoxuan7971

15 күн бұрын

There is the problem. People don't get a regular visa means their credit is not good enough to the US. These people even sneak to NY. They will found the truth: freedom of speech doesn't bring perfect life.

@jiminswriter4209

15 күн бұрын

You need money to immigrate to Singapore. It is not easy.

@millennialx9044

14 күн бұрын

@@jiminswriter4209 I know that is why I said Chinese with money go to Singapore. You also need a lot of money to pay smugglers and coyotes too.

@chilieping

14 күн бұрын

Maybe political or religious persecution, who knows, dictatorship CCP doesn't like any religions.

@darrensiew2440

12 күн бұрын

So true.

Here you see people zhou xian desperately leaving china, but on the other side of the world like kl, bentong durian farm, redang island, kk, , semporna you see so many china tourist are happily traveling.

6 Sept 2023 - In 2021, research found that 30,177 American active duty personnel and veterans who served in the military after 9/11 have died by suicide

the parent are adult, they can do what they want with their life, but putting their 13 years old daughter's life at risk, I really doubt it. what if something happen to their daughter? they still feel their freedom? I have been living in US for 20 years. now in Canada for 30 more. US is not what they think.

@violetviolet888

17 күн бұрын

Agreed. They have a safer life in China where women can walk at night alone and feel safe. *Freedom to feel safe* walking around does not exist in America like it does in China. Watch videos of foreigners living in China and foreigners visiting China. Then you'll understand.

@ksrawat88

17 күн бұрын

Its a big smuggling network..

@user-cp4wx1fr7h

16 күн бұрын

他们去美国，没地方住，只能做无保障的黑工，孩子的教育也是个问题……一堆问题。连在国内躺平都不可能。

@alexandredupont1966

15 күн бұрын

and china is not what you think

@jameh2o406

14 күн бұрын

still better then china....

As a Hongkonger lived in mainland for 10 years plus I didn’t really see the reason they are moving outside because of church ? Church is definitely allowed in mainland. Even if you don’t appreciate the way Chinese education systems work. You could always pay premium to enter international schools that are operated inside mainland.

@ContrarianDC_KAF

17 күн бұрын

LOL

@jetli740

17 күн бұрын

I think it an excuse to get the green card

@ksrawat88

17 күн бұрын

Excuse and lie

@mantapdjiwa9768

16 күн бұрын

they just pulled up "christian" and "anti communist" card to get green card, they forgot they look chinese , I wonder how long before they got beaten up randomly in US

@thekonkoe

16 күн бұрын

I am a foreigner who lived in Mainland China for a few years not in Hong Kong. I’ve met some people who think seriously about leaving others who are actively trying and some people who I think contemplate it quietly. Not universal, but a huge aspect of discontent is the pressure to conform (often focused around some aspect like religion, politics, social norms). You see this also in how many people who leave for the West become disillusioned because that pressure still exists just differently and I’d say substantially less. If you don’t understand it’s usually because you either naturally conform, do not mind conforming, or view it as an obviously worthwhile tradeoff. I think many comments here are missing the sincerity of these sentiments. You perceive religion as allowed, but that’s conditioned on conformance. Virtually every religiously active person I’ve met in China perceives thieve conditions as being actively adjusted depending on individual and collective action.

The US is nothing like they imagine. I don't know if it worth it

@tkh2944

14 күн бұрын

Wading into the American dream ... turned nightmare !😅

@darrensiew2440

12 күн бұрын

Precisely.

@Vincent-mv6ux

12 күн бұрын

that may be the case, but they're better off than being in China

@merryweather4988

12 күн бұрын

It’s not worth it but sadly they r too brainwashed to realise. And when they do realise it it is too late to turn back.

@dfdf-rj8jr

10 күн бұрын

@@tkh2944 Keep coping

Ask Ai Wei Wei. He was loved by Americans when he was anti China. When he voiced out against the Isrealis war against Hamas and Palestinians…..he was sidelined. His shows were cancelled. Western propaganda can be very persuasive. Anyway, I wish him the best of luck.

@user-kv2mj8lq3x

17 күн бұрын

To me, he is a tool man.

@M_Jono

17 күн бұрын

dont you all find these fishy ? 1. these illegal immigrants allowed their faces in the camera , and whole world could see it including the US customs. 2. during critical time in Mexico- US border control , the cameraman just recording freely like nothing happened. 3. their chinese accent is so so weird 4. remember guys this CNA news channel is the one who promote MRNA Pfizer vaccine and bashing chinese sinovac vaccine which proves much much safer than MRNA vaccine

@cheun212

17 күн бұрын

Try voicing out against Hamas here in Singapore see what happens

@pjacobsen1000

16 күн бұрын

Yes, Americans tend to be very emotional and let their emotions guide every decision.

@SivalinPuthery

16 күн бұрын

American's freedoms are just so overrated. And they dare preaching such things to other countries. You take a look at Asian communities in the US speaking out against guns and subsequently seeing their children being threatened. Horrible

I just searched online and with their Passport they could have saved almost 90 percent of their money if they just booked a flight from shanghai to Nassau in the Bahamas because theirs visa free travel to the Bahamian country not to mention it;'s also the cheapest flight compare to other Caribbean countries and the closest to the us.

They don't seem to have thought through or planned through the trek, as if driven by blind faith and supposition. I hope they do well after such trials and tribulations, but the reality is, if you ever been to the States, based on their skill sets and naivety , it will be an uphill battle in the USA, more so I guess vs their hometown. There is something odd about their recounting of their story, why di the parents send their daughter to an illegal "Church" school when the education system , like where they are from , Cheng Du, are a relatively well developed region with well funded free public schools. I feel again it is religiosity at play here, warping what could have been a good life in China. It does seem the family is relatively well off judging by how they could afford many amenities at the start of the journey. And at the same time, the parents did not once mention economic hardship at home... the power of Hollywood and word of mouth, I guess, chasing the "American Dream". So this was documented before the current context... I think America is headed towards a repeat of the "yellow peril" era, due to their policies and politicians. Its going to get tough for such Chinese immigrants

@user-so3ll9sq4t

17 күн бұрын

China is definitely not the paradise as advertised, but if you compare it to Africa/Southeast Asia/South America/Mexico, then China is indeed a paradise. He definitely learned his knowledge from KZread. As we all know, there can't be church schools in China. It is a very bitter memory for China, which reminds people of the story of the Opium War.

@robintan502

17 күн бұрын

@@user-so3ll9sq4t Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder, it's his choice, but I suppose his blind faith and gamble got the family there. On the other hand though, he could well had imperiled his family, like the corpse they reported to have seen. Its definitely blind faith and dumb luck. I guess, based on your opinion, from your comment, you also agree that his decisions are based on poor judgement, clouded by some religious sentiment that is not grounded in reality. I bet the dad got into trouble with the authorities, not because he attended a "church" school, but because he prevented his child from attending school and getting an education. This, I recall, is illegal in China. Again, this hints of some form of serious disillusionment on part of the dad. Plenty of people in China gets a formal education, but end up still practicing Christianity, attending Church, and live a life without harassment from the authorities. It goes to suggest that, the parents must have a pretty extreme religious minded position, or a warped sense of "politics or freedom" to end up deciding to prevent a child from attending schools, and in turn go about making religion the central motivation for taking such a dangerous trek to "freedom". I watch somewhere (a video by a UK expat in China) that the government of China has no beef with Christianity and Churches, but are vehemently sensitive of any religion that has accult tendencies, or sends religious adherents against the state. I guess, the only indoctrination is reserved for the State, like any nation, USA included. If we take a deeper analysis into this family's story, I guess it's also a way for the family to get a "get out of jail free card to the express lane to get asylum in the USA, just by citing the "CCP" for "persecution". I'm sure the USA immigration agents would have been excited to have a case like this. Makes good propaganda out for USA. But that's said, still glad the family found their "religious freedom" in the USA and have their child in USA public schools and have some starter jobs in USA. It's clear they just didn't fit into China's "collectivism with Chinese characteristics". Most Chinese citizens who wants a different type of life and political system would have worked hard for it, and migrated the official way, but this family probably didn't have the heart, mind set or the means to do it that official way. Perhaps they're too fixated with their perceived "persecution" which sidetracks them into dangerous missions like this.

@oseandepartmentofnarcotics

17 күн бұрын

I think it was fear of the government or religion since the CCP hates religion. They have the money to survive but they don't want to live no more in a government constantly putting them down

@sparc4ux

17 күн бұрын

They will quickly find out the “American Dream” no longer exist and anti-Asian sentiment is prevalent and violence increasing.

@jetli740

17 күн бұрын

@@user-so3ll9sq4t there plenty of church in CN it not supress. many yt video show it.

I'm Chinese living in Mainland China. I work as a teacher, my life here is not good, and not bad, just so so. I don't understand how good life is in the US, why it's worth risking their life to go there like the family from Chengdu. I'm from Sichuan too. I will never do that like the family in the show. Whether I like China or not, I will always live in China, and take the good and the bad. Luckily things are getting better in China.

@shinbi6009

17 күн бұрын

You are a patriot. People need to stay in their country to work and better the lives of their countrymen. If everyone wants to leave and just go to an already developed country then that causes an excess brain drain and hinders the advancements of the country they’re leaving behind. This is partly why third world countries tend to always remain poor. China progressed greatly in the past few decades right? However there are some people who thinks they deserve more.

@FF-ti6xu

17 күн бұрын

@@shinbi6009whats wrong with people who think they deserve more? And who are you to judge others thinking what they are worth? Everyone should be free to make and decide on what is best for their own life.

@caseychan7158

17 күн бұрын

This journey is definitely not for everyone

@JuliaSochnikova

17 күн бұрын

@@FF-ti6xu I lived in the US for 20 years, left in 2020. Life in the US is not easy at all, especially when you are an immigrant from another country. And healthcare and dental are very expensive. I dont think that moving from China to the US right now is getting a better or easier life.

@leonchan9745

17 күн бұрын

其实是这样的，他们本身就是有自己的宗教信仰，这种信仰是至高的就像共产党员对自己的共产信仰，问题是他们参与的这种信仰中，最高的神是耶稣，而他在世上的附体就是教皇，而国内要求基督教在内的所有宗教都要被政府管理，等于是在他的神之上还有一个世俗权力的“神”，这对他们的信仰是巨大的冲击，而国内越来越不允许他有这样的信仰，那他也只能选择离开。（我认为双方都有他成立的理由，就好像新中国刚成立的时候对于那些不信任共产主义政府的人，新政府也是给了他们一个口子让他们自由进入香港，至少边境闭关并不是立即的。）

America is not as same as 20 years ago…. I hope these people won’t be regret…. I am not saying china is good and perfect. No place in this world is perfect. At least all my family and friends are living in good live in China. I see more and more people are willing to move back to China and even retire in China.

@dfdf-rj8jr

10 күн бұрын

Haha the cope is unreal

@everydayisabadday

10 күн бұрын

You sure about that? I've seen the exact opposite because there is no opportunity for a solid future in China. Yes, we have many recent Chinese immigrants here in the United States. I hope that we get more Chinese!

@blues7667

10 күн бұрын

@@everydayisabadday no place is perfect. Like California, many people leave California but also many people move to California. Everyone has different needs. I see and I know more and more people in America and Canada want to move back to China for retirement. Recently a lot of foreigner visit China and like it. Tons of KZread videos are about that. Some did move to China. Also, I think a lot of Chinese still thinking USA is like the old USA. They have no idea what the real USA look like right now. It is not as easy as they think. I also heard some people tried to give the false information and try to make money by helping these chinese come to USA. I hope these people won't be regret and really find the better life

@HeavenlyBell

10 күн бұрын

Yep, one of my cuz married a Chinese because her visa is expiring. She now makes 4figer, he makes just as much. Both are quite beautiful couple, but she would never change her status to be a US citizenship as all her families are living really well in China and she still want to be able to return to her home w/out complication.

@robhappe2705

9 күн бұрын

Really?

The grass is always greener on the other side. Reality will set in after a few years in the US. The cost for education, medical etc are astronomical. Then they will face racism in the US, which they never experienced in China. I wish them well in their new lives, in the US. God bless them - may they achieve their goals & dreams. Best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺

@luvghd

13 күн бұрын

As an Australian, I think immigrants have a better shot here as our health and education are cheaper plus I like to think that we are less racist, well racism isn't socially accepted. Wish this family the best too.

@kenrock2

11 күн бұрын

Also they will be treated as 3rd class residents.

@dfdf-rj8jr

10 күн бұрын

Haha the cope is unreal. China and Australia are toilets compared to the US.

@dfdf-rj8jr

10 күн бұрын

​@@luvghd Australia is far, far more racist than the US. It's not even close. And even when you adjust for cost of living, USA income is way higher.

@dfdf-rj8jr

10 күн бұрын

@@kenrock2 ​ You don't know what you're talking about. Chinese are extremely successful in America.

This is strange, China is rising by the day and economic conditions are getting better there. Here in the US a house costs about 600K, thankfully we can print as much money as we need and issue loans, but that may come to an end soon. I'm sure that living in china is cheaper, so why make such a stupid move.

@SK-lt1so

17 күн бұрын

CCP China is a prison state. You don't want to live freely? What's wrong with you?

@liuantony638

17 күн бұрын

because Western media is so powerful. Many Chinese who have never ever gone to America believed that America is a perfect place to live. On the same time, most western travellers who came to China were shocked that China is much mo better than they thought according to western media.

@giantpanda7598

17 күн бұрын

I'm sure they will regret their behavior when they arrive in the United States, and they will live in a bad place without working hard.

@ButterflyG673

17 күн бұрын

⁠@@liuantony638how is western media so powerful when western media is banned in China??! The government controls everything!

@celestialstar124

17 күн бұрын

Because China media was beautifully covered up and masked so the people who lost hope with China will no longer trust whatever China media say. They hope America can give them a better life. Right now only usa have the ability to compete with China without fear. Too many smaller countries have to really bow to China due to survival.

Let this be a lesson for all who believe US media.

@aaap3875

17 күн бұрын

Its Singapore media lmao

@lordumas

17 күн бұрын

@@aaap3875 If you watched the whole thing, you would know that the family was convinced that the US is a land of plenty.

@mantapdjiwa9768

16 күн бұрын

@@aaap3875 CNA = CNN if you dont know already

@tkh2944

16 күн бұрын

​​​@@aaap3875Singapore media same feathers with US media - it's compulsory for them to follow rules-based-order 😁

@matthewdo7947

15 күн бұрын

​@@tkh2944 you say it like rules-based order is a bad thing

I have so many questions lol.. how on earth they got caught twice; including in the US, but then released and could continue their journey? 😮

@iggy5347

17 күн бұрын

Because of money dudes

@sfjava6239

17 күн бұрын

In the US, they will release until the court hearing because the jails are full.

@azyx100

17 күн бұрын

They wanted to be caught in US, otherwise they wouldn't get work permit

@oseandepartmentofnarcotics

17 күн бұрын

In mexico? Corruption

@fupopanda

17 күн бұрын

When they enter the US, they want to be caught, because the justice system is very lenient on illegal immigrants. They'll be let free until their court hearing date. There are many activist organization that will sue the police or border patrol if they get arrested.

I watched their journey on a different YT channel. It was pretty intense and dangerous, but im so glad they made it safely. Some of the others drowned or got captured by border patrol or immigration.

Church is definitely allowed in China and in fact I attended Catholic church many times. I'm suspicious in the underground church he mentioned, probably one that influenced him on political views, where rightfully church doesn't talk about politics. Hope CNA can uncover more about the real purpose of leaving, surely not everyone left for the same reasons

@pavedmaloney1157

17 күн бұрын

CNN or CNA to tell you nothing but the truth ????!

@fupopanda

17 күн бұрын

@@pavedmaloney1157 CNA is pretty balanced when it comes to reporting on foreign news. Also CNN has nothing to do with CNA. CNA is a Singaporean media company.

@Lin-ps2tl

17 күн бұрын

Yeah exactly! My grandma is Christian in china and she never got prosecuted or anything

@BerryZain

17 күн бұрын

let me list some main reasons below for you: 1. for less competition, more money job opportunities 2. run away from heavy debts due to failed business or gambling 3. brainwashed by media that the US is the heaven 4. stuck in a political fight with CCP

@shineluvslambiel

17 күн бұрын

@@fupopanda a west leaning media from Singapore, you mean.

It's crazy how as a Chinese Canadian, I have a much higher quality of life in China every time I visit - while these people are risking their lives to come to North America for religious freedom

@jaredgalvin

16 күн бұрын

Sure thing most of those Chinese did not leave for religious freedom. In general, it is freedom from communist ruling.

@mantapdjiwa9768

16 күн бұрын

@@jaredgalvin they are bandits

@user-pp5sk5lt3x

16 күн бұрын

99%的中国人离开中国是想去美国捡掉在地上的黄金。

@rickylow1655

16 күн бұрын

There is no religion restrictions in China. They only say this because they know this is what the west and western media wants to hear. And they say this because they think it acts in their favours when it comes to US Home Office.

@huke911

16 күн бұрын

@@nnf9431 I totally agree with u . I run away from Canada. The life is miserable there.

"From the frying pan into the fire" is the first thought that came to mind about this family's story, coupled by, "The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence". This family has absolutely NO IDEA what it is really like living in the U.S. without much money - and health. They see only the bright side seen in KZread and Telegram - social medias. They didn't talk to actual Americans who fled the U.s. to live in China and there are many of them in the larger cities. My own parents supported and went to the U.S. from Malaysia because of my father;'s fond memories of a U.S. he was educated in as a young man - in the mid-1930s and 1940s but certainly altered into an uglier side by the time the 1980s rolled around. He remembered great U.S. Presidents like FDR, but never thought that his successors would be radically different to his social policies. My father died from cancer in the U.S. - discovered too late because he didn't have enough money for regular medical checkups and he was declared "too old with pre-existing conditions" for insurance companies to want take him on and so, he had no medical insurance. This is one of the realities of living in the U.S.

@FreedomSuitor

17 күн бұрын

You have absolutely no idea what it is like living in China. Certainly worse than living in the frying pan. Oh yes, they know what the US is like, from the constant propaganda of their government about US shooting, drugs etc.

@sohyankeat2031

17 күн бұрын

Wow i cried after reading your essay...😢

@SK-lt1so

17 күн бұрын

"They didn't talk to actual Americans who fled the U.s. to live in China and there are many of them in the larger cities. " 😆😆😆 CCP leash is too tight! Your brain is generating nonsense!

@jonnyspokes8232

16 күн бұрын

Also to be fair what do you think would your father had as treatment back in malaysia at that time ?xD cure dor cancer? Or maybe a insurance ye boy same i dont think so aswell Till this day only 54% are insured in malaysia but yes it wasnt the cancer it was the bad treatment that killed him i can see that for sure like are you for real that delusional ? Btw im not from America im just asking these questions bc i realy want to know how retarded a person needs to be for such a comment xD

@pjacobsen1000

16 күн бұрын

If he had stayed in Malaysia, his cancer would have been cured. That seems to be your conclusion.

Thanks for sharing the great documentary with us😊I’m so happy the family finally reached to the United States ❤

I really like Du Wei's accent, please do not stop making such good production documentary. happy to watch other line walker's stories.

When you know it's illegal yet you still praise it like a song...

@tkh2944

17 күн бұрын

It suits their psyops agendas ... 😅

@tkh2944

17 күн бұрын

😊

@theone3923

14 күн бұрын

It is CNA, what do you expect. Check their content and most of them are reporting the dark side of other countries. It is the government way to indirectly telling Singaporean how good Singapore is

How pathetic. 😂

The 'can we get a Uber there?' just after crossing a river illegally on makeshift rafts seems unreal. I'm sorry for them, but all I can see is only delusional and naive people. So sad.

I hope the family makes it and have a good life in the US, stay strong! This documentary shows us to be grateful to the things which are normal for us but a blessing to someone else

@DailyGPT365

16 күн бұрын

this father likes to do illegal things. send his daughter to an illegal church. then going into US illegally. I bet he is wanted by authorities in China for illegal stuffs. That is why he is desperate to leave China.

Good follow-up! What is also interesting seeing this documentary is the difference in travel privilege between the reporter and the migrants. She can easily fly about to meet the migrants at each of their destinations without as much danger of being harassed by the cartels or facing the dangers of the sea or the jungle. We live in an unequal world not just in wealth but travel mobility.

@tkh2944

17 күн бұрын

This story by CNA is like a well scripted movie ... Do people really film & record what they're doing illegally so openly & professionally ? Seem they want to spin a tale for some psy-ops agendas ? Is CNA partial to see-eye-a & N. ED ?😅

@tkh2944

17 күн бұрын

Do people really film & record what they're doing illegally so openly & professionally ? Time for some critical thinking ... 😅

@pjacobsen1000

16 күн бұрын

Well, the reporter can do this because she has all the necessary documentation. She applied for visas for all the countries and got them. This family didn't have any visas, so they had to do it the hard way. Why didn't the family have visas? Because they're hard to get for Chinese citizens. Why are they hard to get? Because the US is wary of people from China overstaying their visas and immigrating illegally. One thing leads to another.

@tessarsaurus

16 күн бұрын

Makes me wonder what if unfortunately the family does not make it to one of their destinations what would happen 😔 luckily they made it out alive though

How can people supposedly risking their lives, doing the unlawful look so relaxed and willing to show themselves to reporters? This documentary doesn’t look credible….

For a family from Chengdu they never spoke a single word of the Sichuan dialect, and their Mandarin had absolutely no Sichuan accent. Hmmmmmmm..........................

@azmatfjy8743

15 күн бұрын

The father has spoken Sichuan dialect in other videos, and through his accent, it can be determined that he is from Sichuan. However, Chengdu has legal church schools, but his daughter attends an illegal one, which suggests they might be involved in a cult.

@sumc4897

14 күн бұрын

@@azmatfjy8743 Hard to say it's Sichuanese as Gansu, Guizhou & neighboring provinces speaks Sichuanese...it's just another propaganda glorifying Hollywood... CNA Insider is just a pawn...

@sumc4897

14 күн бұрын

Another failed episode of CNA Insider...

@Justspinwin

13 күн бұрын

He is cult member 100%. There is even an Catholic university in Sichuan Chengdu. 四川神学院位于成都锦江区四圣祠北街19号，属大区性神学院，由西南三省一市（川、云、贵、渝）教会联办，1984年10月21日开学，迄今已有37年的历史。

@chive9922

11 күн бұрын

@@Justspinwin 教会都得听共产党的，你搁这装外宾呢

I am American, I understand your worry. As long as you know God will never leave you, everything will be okay. Prayers being sent your way. 😊

Something tells me the "church school" story was adopted from his research on YT and Telegram.

@taichiwinchester1102

17 күн бұрын

Church schools are indeed illegal in China because the government forbid preaching to citizens under 18. Even parents taking children to religious places, except for tourism reasons like visiting a popular ancient temple, is technically not allowed. Although this is not strictly enforced apart from Xinjiang. Anything related to the Falun Gong stuff like "organ harvesting" is with hearsay evidence at best, if not straightforward lies. But underground Christian/Islamic schools and the banning of such schools is a real thing in China.

@___Danny___

17 күн бұрын

People need an excuse to do what they do. basically all of them went for economic reason.

@ksrawat88

17 күн бұрын

Yeah same copy pasted story😂

@user-mv4ys3lw2k

17 күн бұрын

As a chinese, I can tell you their stories are not made up😊

@ksrawat88

16 күн бұрын

@@user-mv4ys3lw2k they are all made up

I'm curious what religion they are... did I miss that? Cuz I have Christian friends in China. Dont seem to have an issue.

@is8249

15 күн бұрын

100% cult. You know, those who want your property, body, and mind in the name of god.

@chilieping

14 күн бұрын

Most PRC people are 'fake religion believers', some may have certain level of faiths, but only about 20% or 30% compared to those who truly practice religions. These '润‘ folks are true Christians, which is why they wanted to flee, just as Uighurs who are largely true Muslims, and Tibetans and Mongolians are true Buddhists. CCP promotes atheism and doesn't like to see religious faiths, which is why they have been continuously removing contents about Taoism, Buddhism, and so on, from PRC media websites.

@wxxiong-ds3fe

14 күн бұрын

他面对记者说宗教信仰其实只是为了获得政治庇护而已，他的情况应该是欠了大额债务还不上了才选择来美国的，这种人到哪里都不会改变，不值得可怜

I'll pray that whatever endeavor you have.. you'll be victorious coz God is with you

A rash man who risked his family's safety.. at one point of their journey, the entire family was strip-searched by bandits which a woman of their party disclosed while his wife/daughter remained silent and he looked embarrassed.. I hope the wife/daughter were not sexually assaulted.. how traumatizing it must have been for the young teenaged daughter and what a irresponsible rash father to subject his family to this. If God made it so difficult, maybe He doesn't want you to go. USA is poor now and racially biased, he has not gotten his facts right. I cringed every time this rash man speaks. Remember "only fools rush in" ...

@isoldam

13 күн бұрын

The USA is not poor or racially biased. The USA is one of the richest countries in the world and one of the least racist and most accepting of immigrants. However, we do not want people who try to come here illegally. Follow the law or don't come. There is also a housing crisis here, so we don't want too many people to show up and make it worse.

I'm American and Christian. I'm very blessed to be to be able to practice my faith without persecution in this nation. But for foreigners coming here for economic opportunities. You better really have a serious plan because America is expensive and daily living expenses like rent, food, cars ect are outpacing wages here. Many Americans are financially struggling, let alone a foreigner with a language barrier, no work documents, even if your educated, your education may not even be accepted here in America. Putting you at the lower end of wages in this society...sometimes you may be better off where your coming from if you invest the same time and money into improving where you are in the nation your born in. Choose well.

@ponuni

17 күн бұрын

They're gonna work for other Chinese immigrants who own Asian restaurants. There's not going to be a language barrier. Most Chinese immigrants don't end up working in farms and construction like the Hispanic ones because they work for their own people who came before them.

@jessicapenaloza9321

17 күн бұрын

They were evicted and basically under persecution. Sometimes they won’t even be able to work. So honestly I get why they took the risk and I pray for their journey, and that God extend his in their favor.

@user-sf1nq9uj7p

17 күн бұрын

"Your education may not be accepted here in america ..." no truer words are written. My father was a pharmacist, educated and graduated from the University of Columbia, USA but he migrated overseas for many decades before returning to the U.s.. By that time, his qualifications from the U.S. and overseas equivalents, were no longer recognized in the U.S. and he would have to retake the exams to re-qualify is he wanted his licence in the U.S. Also, my sister graduated as a medical doctor, specializing in geriatric medicine from the University of Singapore which qualifications are even recognized in the U.K. - but not in the U.S. So, someone from China with little to no english speaking background, little to no qualifications, little money, no connections, sneaking into the U.S. with no legal documents and where the hiring of illegals is actually punishable by law - wow. The thought is staggeringly amazing - these people are either delusional, foolish, naive, and gullible all wrapped up in one nice neat package - or really, really desperate - and I tend to think that they are in the former "nice, neat package". In any case, let these discover the truth for themselves. China already has far too many mouths to feed and clothe and losing a few thousand dis-satisfied malcontents, is no loss and definitely no pity or even prayers for them.

@sky-pv7ff

17 күн бұрын

​@jessicapenaloza9321 they could go to other Asian countries. But no, they want to go to the USA for economic reasons. They are criminals.

@jlai8556

17 күн бұрын

In leftist states like CA, they'll get free housing, food, medical care, even a funded debit card, etc....all on tax payer's money! While we have homelessness all over SF and LA, the illegals take precedents over citizens here.

The American dream is only wonderful because it stay in dreams aka while you are asleep. I won't give up my citizenship for my usa bf even thou we dated for years. He will move over to Singapore after his medical school residency.

@JL_hahaha0303

17 күн бұрын

a SG passport is incomparable to a Chinese one lol but asking or insisting your bf to move to SG after medical school might be harsh for him since he'll likely have to pay off LOADS of tuition debts and I doubt that income in SG as a junior doctor is sufficient to pay off the debt compare to working in the US, so good luck with that 😅

@celestialstar124

16 күн бұрын

@@JL_hahaha0303 it's already agreed upon before we even started the relationship. And he is already earning money via investment and jr doctor in usa. He also saved up enough for the marriage ceremony so no worries. As for house, we either stay with my parents for another 3 to 5 years before we get our own house which will be near my parents too.

@celestialstar124

16 күн бұрын

@@JL_hahaha0303 my grandpa give up China passport for Singapore so you think i will go the opposite path? If China passport so good then how many decades have you been owning the China passport?

@JL_hahaha0303

15 күн бұрын

@@celestialstar124 I didn’t say Chinese passport is good, in fact it is far from good hahaha

@JL_hahaha0303

15 күн бұрын

@@celestialstar124 that’s great, good for you!

so grateful that they made it!

Reporter happy to report how they reach America safely, and this encourage more and more to come.

Much appreciated for the reporters! I sobbed when I watched this documentary! Hopefully, everything goes well and smoothly with the family! Truly pray they’ll have what they need and hope for their future in the US! 🫶🏻🍀🙏

@luxi2701

14 күн бұрын

Omg, they are not welcomed in the US because they are illegal immigrants.

what they have been through is very thought 😢😢

The clip is powerful. Thank you CNA.

I'm so glad they made it. Is it possible to get a follow up on how they are doing?

I wonder why they did not go to Canada or Mexico at first, that would make the journey much shorter? maybe i'm naive.

@edwincheng8682

17 күн бұрын

Visa is required. It is not easy to get the visa.

@jerryli6763

17 күн бұрын

@@edwincheng8682 yeah because of the issue US is putting pressure on Mexico to limit visas. some richer people still manage to get it though, and getting a Canadian visa is just about as hard as a US visa (which these people can't get because it's suspected that they'll overstay them)

@zzy341

17 күн бұрын

Trust me there's many Chinese who are still crazy over USA and would do anything to go there. They have been trying to get the visa but were declined again and again.. and for every try, the time and effort plus flying to the USA embassy costs them days and thousands of dollars. It's so tough and these people aren't even having a bad life in China!

@spikefivefivefive

17 күн бұрын

@@zzy341 - That's what walls and borders are for.

@zzy341

16 күн бұрын

@@spikefivefivefive USA embassy in China... so they need a fortress. What about other countries? Weird...

I was hoping this would be a more in depth followup on the family progress in America.

Really great reporting. Thanks.

Thank you for keeping us posted for how they’re doing now. Wishing their quality of life in States get better and better ❤

Thanks for keeping us posted on the family

we need another documentary on the profiles who made it across!!

thank you for this journey

I watched the whole 3-part doc. It's nice to see this family have all gotten jobs or are in school. They may not get rich, but I think they will do fairly well over the next few decades.

@DailyGPT365

16 күн бұрын

this father likes to do illegal things. send his daughter to an illegal church. then going into US illegally. I bet he is wanted by authorities in China for illegal stuffs. That is why he is desperate to leave China.

@zhiyu1778

16 күн бұрын

这样的智商，去到那里都是穷人！

There was a Chinese woman who wrote that she and her kid diverted to Mexico after leaving China by air. They bought air tickets to Tijuana, joined a ‘tour group’ there who dropped them near the border and they just spent 20 mins walking to the US border. Total cost is less than $10k.

@theysucob

7 күн бұрын

hello, do u know if they had visas for costarica ?thanks

😀It seems that China's crackdown on corruption in recent years has been very effective.

@wkzj-po8on

17 күн бұрын

Lol most of these people are in China committing crimes or borrowing money and not paying it back.😂

@FreedomSuitor

17 күн бұрын

The "crackdown" you talked about are nothing but cracking down on political enemies. The real corruption goes on.

@alien13579

17 күн бұрын

they crackdown on religion too

@tkh2944

16 күн бұрын

​@@alien13579They crackdown on extremists & cults only. What's so wrong with that ? All religions are free so long as it's not imposed unto others or on administrative governance. In other words, so long as it's kept personal.

@alien13579

15 күн бұрын

@@tkh2944 nope, they really crack down on religion....technically saying there is no official religion in China...the only god they should worship is actually XJP

❤ hope and praying for their best dreams will come true and daughter will live free and prosperity ahead in her long life ❤❤❤❤

How inconsiderate of me when I think of myself was unlucky.. Always be grateful, guys.

I wish they update their family condition, it just a recap video

Wah! No joke. Not enough fund to travel. These people are tough to migrate. I hope they are successful in the future.

@celestialstar124

17 күн бұрын

This isn't travel but illegal migration.

I love 💕 beautiful documentary like this!

Hope this family is safe and leads a happy life☮️

Sad, this man’s been brainwashed and now he puts his family at risk. Shame on the person who introduced him to such ignorance.

@gabrielzhu

17 күн бұрын

Indeed and if caught they would be deported back.

@lenk1432

16 күн бұрын

cringe atheist posting was 10 years ago

@tengfeiliu484

14 күн бұрын

It is more dangerous to stay in China for Christians than to walk the line.

@Justspinwin

13 күн бұрын

Cuz he is most likely a cult member. Things he saying does not add up. There are Catholic schools in his city , there's even an Catholic university in the city. 四川神学院位于成都锦江区四圣祠北街19号，属大区性神学院，由西南三省一市（川、云、贵、渝）教会联办，1984年10月21日开学，迄今已有37年的历史。

@Vincent-mv6ux

12 күн бұрын

@@Justspinwin There are no actual Catholic churches, schools etc in China what nonsense are you spouting, Christianity in China is under the control of the CCP not the Vatican, it's called the Chinese Patriotic Catholic Association and is government sanctioned.

How come they didn’t insist on sending their daughter to religious school now that they’re in the land of the free? I thought that was the whole point they left China.

@ANUBIS209

15 күн бұрын

That's just a cover up. They want American money.

@andrewfyip

12 күн бұрын

All religious schools are private in the United States and tend to me very expensive.

@laichuonkui69

11 күн бұрын

But they can earn more money money there so it won't be a problem.

@ANUBIS209

11 күн бұрын

@@laichuonkui69 California has some of the highest taxes and inflation the country. No way they can afford it

❤❤❤ that the family made it so happy for them 🎉🎉🎉

So this documentary crew is just following a bunch of Chinese families as they trek across several countries illegally to get to the US?

How the hell is the daughter allowed to go to a publicly funded highschool and both parents work without any restrictions? Also why the hell did border patrol release them?!?!? Nothing here makes sense, like there's no consequences?

@verypleasantguy

17 күн бұрын

China is a free country They are the “润人”, they left China on their own free will, China won't stop them, and neither should the US border guards

@misterdd7239

17 күн бұрын

thats American Immigration policy for you lol, its never about Americans first. just need more voters to vote for the "party" that grant you that access, who would u thank once you are allowed to vote? Biden Adminstration. volia

@daeseongkim93

17 күн бұрын

thats the biden government for you, on the basis of "human rights", the democratic party is friendly to those who reach our weakened southern border. if you have the means to make it as a non-american to cross the border, do it now, while trump is not back in office. trump is going to be hard on border immigration thankfully, and will only allow for a merit-based immigration system.

@Ken-bz7kj

17 күн бұрын

Why not? It’s America land of the free 🎉

@sli958

17 күн бұрын

Education is a human right, and the couple is probably working clandestinely with no permit

Thanks for putting some faces into these numbers and understanding their motive and how they envision life differently.

Interesting to see what people go through to try and get to America. Crazy. Especially when life here is not as wonderful anymore as many hope. I'm also amazed by the dad being so focused on his religious belief, but his religious belief system does not keep him from breaking laws.

Can anyone explain why the Panama border police agreed to give them transport elsewhere? bribes?

@JL_hahaha0303

17 күн бұрын

I was thinking the same, like whaattt police gave them a bus ride? 🤣

The grass on the other side is always greener. These people, not only from China, India Malaysia, Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam also.

@celestialstar124

17 күн бұрын

If they arrive legally then it's fine

@pinkvelvet3865

17 күн бұрын

Excuse me most of the people from the Philippines come here either petitioned by their family or work as nurses. Like all my relatives and including me we have professional working VISA as nurses. My relatives came here in the 60's and 70's. My grandfather came here before WW2. He worked in the farm here in California. How about your forefathers? How did they arrived here in the US and you????

@Devilishlybenevolent

17 күн бұрын

@@pinkvelvet3865 Pinoys get triggered by everything LMAO

@ksrawat88

17 күн бұрын

@@Devilishlybenevolent😂😂😂

@goyam2981

17 күн бұрын

Things are hard even for American working class right now...

呵呵，可憐之人比有可恨之處，這句話在這家人身上完美體現。

I watched this just now and saw the outcome before legislation changes in the USA and Ecuador but the motivation for them undertaking the journey I missed.

Did cna pay them to film this journey

Vietnam used to have this kind of people back in the 70s and 80s. They are call boat people. Many are not even oppressed but are too politically indoctrinated, baseless fear or simply looking for better economic prospect led to rash actions. Many sadly lost their lives and families at sea due to murdering pirates and natural disasters. Trading your life is never worth it, let alone entire family, sadly this is a very common state of mind in developing countries.

@tkh2944

14 күн бұрын

🎯So true !

@thumtlnguyen3626

11 күн бұрын

I was a boat people escaping from Vietnam in 1987. What you said is partly true. Back in 1980s and 90s Vietnam was no different than North Korea: No private business, food ration, citizens have no right to move where there were jobs etc...In a word Vietnam back then was an authoritarian state in its true sense.

@Trgn

11 күн бұрын

​@@thumtlnguyen3626 Glad that you made it safe. I've heard gruesome stories from former refugees about the hardship they went through at camps and of the pirates who attacked ships in the Gulf of Thailand, robbed poor refugees of everything they had, left people stranded on uninhabited islands with no foods and water, only to come back a few days later to rape and kill again. It's stomach churning the horrible ordeals journey many people went through and how the international community did little to help protect them from pirates. In Vietnam, it was indeed a hard time economically due to post war struggle, destroyed infrastructres, poverty and sanctions, but at least it finally has peace, life was safe and there werent anything disastrous like famine. Luckily as policies got reformed a few years later, life's got significantly better since. My heart goes out to fellow Viets out there. It was such a dark time in history, a pointless war and humanitarian crisis that shouldn't have happened in the 1st place, had the foreign powers didnt pushed the Cold War into Vietnam and forced Vietnam on its last leg to fight for her rightful sovereignty.

@notthesamagain

10 күн бұрын

China is NOT a developing country 😂😂😂😂 their economy and HDI higher than the USA 😂😂 R u High??

@Trgn

10 күн бұрын

@@notthesamagain Beijing classifies itself as a developing country in the WTO. Who am I and you to argue

Hard times make strong people 💪. As a boat person, I get my strength from challenges of life. I wish this family the best. And Lucy will do great 👍. The land of opportunities is where this family will thrive.

The precision in Vematum's development roadmap is reassuring.

Soon they will realise how difficult life will be. So stupid to leave the comfort of their home for their "dream country".

@caoshehuixian

17 күн бұрын

china comfortable only if you are from the top tier of society

@iggy5347

17 күн бұрын

Yes. Imagine if trump return they will be back home in china

@caoshehuixian

17 күн бұрын

@@raymond2704 one‘s dream is another‘s hell. no?

@jonathantoribio6641

17 күн бұрын

atleast they have opportunity in the usa. its stupid to stay in a country where there is no opportunity. you wouldn't understand but your ancestors did.

@NeidlichesSchwert

17 күн бұрын

BS. I've lived for 20 years in both China and America. America is paradise compared to China. Cleaner, safer, more beautiful, more free, easier to work and make money.

I know many commenting here will not understand, but I’ll try to explain as simply as possible to those who have an open mind. Christianity is “legal” only on a superficial basis in China, which is ruled by an officially atheist CCP. There largely exists two types of churches in China - the state sanctioned church and the underground church. To belong to the state sanctioned church, you must fundamentally acknowledge that the CCP government is the authority above all else, including Jesus. To belong to the underground church, you simply believe that Jesus is Lord. The CCP authorities will of course say that religious freedom exists in China and cite the large number of state sanctioned churches, without ever mentioning that many underground church leaders have experienced various forms of discrimination, hardship and even jail terms for simply trying to live faithfully according to what the Bible actually says, that God is supreme over any human government. On that basis, I completely understand the father’s desperation to get out of a country that may be wonderful for any atheist who doesn’t care, but a prison to those who to wish practise their faith freely. I don’t know if California is the best place to run to because there are other negative influences for people of faith to be aware of, but there you go…

@RosslynR

8 күн бұрын

While the educated know that thousands of Americans live in China, MOST ARE CHRISTIANS including me - I'm a Roman Catholic from South Africa with the BRICS. YOUR UNCLE SAM'S BOGEYMAN CCP, which is the CPC COMMUNIST PARTY OF CHINA, was founded by the partnership of the SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNIST PARTY in 1921, due to the fact that the fishing village, RESOURCE-POOR HONG KONG, was built by the BRITISH RULE WHO IS ANGLO AMERICAN INVESTMENTS founding partners of OPPENHEIMER GROUP, who founded the FIRST AFRICAN CENTRAL BANK in South Africa, controlling ALL AFRICAN CENTRAL BANKS. It's no big secret that the RESOURCE-POOR HONG KONG was built as a free-market capitalist model with an exceptional smuggling port providing the world with blood-diamonds and conflict minerals from the African continent, powering the dull currency Hong Kong dollar tied to the RESOURCE-POOR UNITED KINGDOM Pound and then to the RESOURCE-POOR UNITED STATES dollar since 1983. Therefore, the RESOURCE-BASED COUNTRIES BRICS RISING AS A MULTIPOLAR WORLD rejecting the US dollar reserve status will have Uncle Sam's puppets commenting on CCP B.S. Uncle Sam's puppets DON'T KNOW THAT THE RESOURCE-POOR UNITED STATES dollar is FORCED on resource-based countries as the WORLD'S RESERVE CURRENCY, powering the WORLD BANK funding NATO military weapons investments from the time of the BRETTON WOODS AGREEMENT. ALL THE RESOURCES WHICH THE RESOURCE-POOR UNITED STATES DEPENDS ON FOR ELECTRONICS, TECHNOLOGY, AND MILITARY WEAPONS INVESTMENTS ARE FROM AFRICAN AND MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES WHO HAVE JOINED YOUR UNCLE SAM'S BOGEYMAN, COMMUNIST BRICS (Brazil, RUSSIA, India, CHINA, South Africa representing AFRICAN UNION)! MAKE UP B.S. for your Uncle Sam ALL YOU WANT, the resource-based countries BRICS and BRICS PLUS (AFRICAN and MIDDLE EASTERN COUNTRIES) are rising strong without the US dollar, which in effect has caused the RESOURCE-POOR UNITED STATES to have an over $30 trillion federal debt, with the economy affected by galloping inflation. Surveys reveal Americans are 3 paychecks from being homeless. It is no surprise that educated, wealthy Americans have been transferring their investments to the low-tax haven China, with the BRICS investments --- while YOU'RE POOR typing B.S. online with a technology device provided by resource-poor United States tech corporations dependent on manufacturing in China, with the resources from African countries. Further, YOUR BOGEMAN CHINA BELIEVES IN BUDDHISM, and with firm belief in REINCARNATION, no different from the SAINTS OF CATHOLICISM and Judaism. There are karmic effects of being your Uncle Sam's puppet as a capitalist plague on the earth's resources, like Judaism and their belief that the modern-day Roman Empire is the United States, which is scheduled to collapse, and most souls who didn't have good value while on earth will descend to the animal kingdom, with lesser world populations dependent on capitalisms destroying the earth. THE CHRIST WAS NOT A CAPITALIST!

@Praveen1991917

Күн бұрын

Sounds like a narcissistic Chinese government to me.

So many sad and tragic stories from these journeys. Thank God this family made it .

My mother was deported many times before finally being able to get a greencard. Fortunately Regean was still an old school Republican and had some progressive values. For our Chinese brothers that did not just crossed a border/river, but and Ocean and several countries just to get here, I give major respect! You can come to the pachanga and have some Vickys with us! Lol Unfortunately here in the US, it is going to be a struggle, but hopefully things get better.

Welcome everyone. The border is WIDE open. Anyone can get in! Anyone!

As a Chinese, I don't find his story credible at all. There is must be another side of the story. (the Trust will come out soon)

@romyoliax6624

8 күн бұрын

as a northen european that lived 3 years in CHINA practicing catholicism i do find it hard to believe it

Over 20 years ago I visited Capurgana for a holiday. It was beautiful. Looking at the hordes of people crossing there is hard to believe!

We take freedom for granted and this father said, “i want you to taste freedom.” That’s a big statement.

You can see the light in mum's eyes when she's talking she can get job and make money in US.... it's hard to imagine what they've been through in their hometown in China... God bless them..

@iggy5347

17 күн бұрын

But remember china is 4 times the size of US population.the competition is fierce in china. For example hongkong apartment is very expensive so lots of hongkonger migrate to australia and canada because its cheaper and less competition in jobs market

@TheZiqi

17 күн бұрын

@@iggy5347 you are righr...the bigger picture is pretty obvious to anyone...but look at this family status, education level...I'm sure they will struggle in any country, but I guess in China they can't really see any opportunity or hope, their daughter can't even take any sort of formal education just because they want to believe in Jesus?! You know how desperate it is for a family? For sure their daughter will have a better future in US than China

@sunha2133

17 күн бұрын

@@iggy5347 HongKonger can migrate to Taiwan or Republic of China. They will welcome HongKongers with open arms.

@user-tr1zj

17 күн бұрын

@@sunha2133 nah, even Taiwanese hate HongKongers who come over to compete for jobs and housing

@tbbonline

17 күн бұрын

@@sunha2133 So what are the Hong Kong people in Taiwan protesting now?

I hope this family are continuing to be well. Such a perilous road to freedom. God be with those who try. It must take a lot of soul searching to choose to voluntarily leave one's home country, with your family, in search of a better life, in such a way. The danger, stress, and torment. Thank God for any kind soul they meet along the way. Religious persecution is a terrible thing.

What a great story. God bless their future in America.

It’s amazing how strong they were together but this breaks they heart, they are leaving their home country just to find freedom, it breaks my heart to even think of them suffering from the robbery that occurred. Cheers to a better life to them🙏🏽

@eddychan2112

17 күн бұрын

They are looking for freedom to make money. Legally and Illegally.

looking at the ordinary beach, they told their self it is most beautiful? delusional makes miserable.

@ANUBIS209

16 күн бұрын

China has plenty of beautiful beaches too. They are delusional.

We people here on Visa face so many hardships to renew the visa and have so many rules against us even though we live here legally and pay taxes and never indulge in anything illegal. We would appreciate if government could do something for us too.

When you become legal & able to finally work brace yourself to experience working 12 months but get paid for 10 months bc your wages for 2 months go to huge taxes. No 13th month pay or mid year bonus. Get ready to have 3 to 4 jobs to make ends meet & survive. Welcome to United Stress of America!

This is a wonderful documentary!! Testimony of this families religious persecution and his journey to freedom with God by their side is so touching. May God be with you and guide you to safety

100% respect to Lucy's Dad, who was struggling and risking their life for the family, hope you get better live in the future Sir