China Daily has published the entire Here I Am in China video series, which includes six episodes that I host — two in Suzhou, two in Beijing, and two in Shandong province. I’ve embedded those six episodes here so you can watch them all. And as always, if you like them, share them!
Building cultural bridges with love. 洋媳妇谈中国
Fantastic! I’ve looked forward to watching these for a long time now. We will be enjoying them soon.
好看！很好！
谢谢!:-)
Wow! I enjoyed the videos and learn more information about China.
Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂
I’m envious! Good job.
Thank you!
Wow!!!! You were awesome in the videos. Perhaps you can become a TV hostess as well for some documentary or TV shows (equivalent to the Oprah Whimfrey Show). You would be a great asset to the TV station.
Ha ha, thank you! It was a great experience for sure.
Thank you, Jocelyn! for embedding all six episodes here. I have just finished watching all of them. You and your team have done a good job. Suzhou is such a beautiful city. The Suzhou Cultural Center is a sight in itself, so beautiful. And the Humble Administrator’s Garden so calming and inviting. I am impressed with the Nishan Sacredland! What an inspiring and impressive tribute to Confucius and Confucianism! Confucianism is in the psyche of the Chinese people for a good 2 thousand years and the reason why the Chinese have always placed so much emphasis on the importance of education and respect for one’s elders. You look good in the hanfu! If they had your hair also done up, it would be so transformative! Hanfu on women immediately makes them look naturally graceful! Unfortunately, not so much on the men though! hehehe
Glad you enjoyed watching the episodes! I loved discovering these places myself (or rediscovering them) through the shoot. And yes, if they had done my hair, it would have been even more fun. 🙂
Informative for those of us who have no first hand knowledge of China. Unfortunately I do sense the heavier dose of PR than is necessary.
Glad you found it informative, daniel.
It’s great to finally see the videos! And I love that you also showed the modern part of Suzhou. Many people still think Suzhou is just old alleys with canals and gardens, hahaha.
I had never heard about the bus restaurant!
So glad you enjoyed them — yes, the modern side of Suzhou was a pleasure to explore. And the bus restaurant was cool, you should check it out sometime!