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Чеченец убит за отказ воевать против Украины (Магомед Бисултанов)

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ni hao ladies and gentlemen behind me

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is a memorial to Chiang Kai-shek the head of the

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party commander and the man who

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lost the civil war in China to Mao

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Zedong after losing the war he,

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along with his military party members

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and loyal population, fled to the Little

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Island that would soon be called the

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Chinese Republic I am in in the very

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heart of the city of Taipei, the capital is partially

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recognized by the Republic of China, which

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is located on the island of Taiwan

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[music]

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in the last three years, Taiwan has been hearing more

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and more often about this small island

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whose population of less than 30 million people

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today is dependent on literally the whole world, not

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only today but also in the last

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decades Taiwan is a leader in the

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production of complex electronics, the

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consequences of any crisis in

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production in Taiwan will

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inevitably be met by the whole world, and this already happened

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during the semiconductor crisis,

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they often talk about this, but they don’t talk so often

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about the Taiwan Strait, this strait

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is the main route for ships coming

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from China, Japan, South Korea and

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Taiwan itself to the west is two-thirds of the world's

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maritime trade. Taiwan the whole world

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considers this to be international waters of the PRC,

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in turn, it considers this to be internally

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Chinese waters that are occupied.

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Therefore, yes, the People's Republic of China needs Taiwan as much

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for the production of microcircuits and so on

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as for control over the Taiwan

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Strait. Imagine that the PRC will have

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your own Suez Canal is only

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ten times cooler but let's talk about

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economics and history later, my

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long-time wish came true I finally visited

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Taiwan for a long time it was closed to tourists

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and I kept in constant contact with

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the embassy and finally they write to me

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that Alexey we are open you can apply for a

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visa and I immediately broke down and went to the

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posu- Oh no, not to the embassy in

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most countries in the world Taiwan is an

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unrecognized state Therefore, it

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cannot have embassies, it can

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have cultural centers in which they

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issue a visa, which is interesting If you

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have an open visa to the PRC, then most likely they wo

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n’t give you a visa to Taiwan, so I was

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lucky that my visa to the PRC was no longer

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valid. Yes, I had it, I

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received it in 2017, but my trip was

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canceled, the question now remains: Will

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they give me a visa to the PRC after

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the visit? Taiwan However, despite the fact

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that I desperately want to visit mainland

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China to enjoy all this abnormally

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beautiful nature and feel the movement of all

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these monstrously huge megacities,

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if because of the visit I am not allowed to

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do this, then I will not regret anything

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because visiting Taiwan was definitely

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worth it in this hour-long video I will try

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to convey all the emotions that Taipei gave me

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Taipei tea houses village from the

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anime Spirited Away how I robbed a

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toy machine interview with a

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Taiwanese woman on pressing questions history

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many stories because she answers

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Many questions of the present I always say in my

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travel videos that it is very important

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to buy a ticket for the metro or a bus to

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get to the last stop because

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sometimes such beauty opens up for you

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Well, or complete ass, which is interesting to me as

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a content maker But this time it’s not her

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Look at this

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This is just a masterpiece this is God what is

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this

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[ music]

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I haven’t found the words yet, I ca

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n’t find any epithets. It’s amazing, it’s

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like I’m in some kind of

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crazy location of some game,

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wow wow wow wow,

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how many tourists does this need to be filmed?

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No, all the tourists are now

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crowding around

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somewhere, while this

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treasure

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[music]

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Of course, I’ve seen a lot of temples here, but

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this one is the most impressive so far

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[music]

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How incredible is this?

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I’ve already made a video about Los Angeles,

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New York, Miami, and today I want to

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tell you about a sponsor thanks to

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whom you can get into one of

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of these cities, Anton and Christina themselves spent a

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very long time looking for a way to

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get the experience of living in America legally

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on a budget and at the same time so that there were no

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restrictions on the time spent in the

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States. And of course, improve their

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English and this is the way they found

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language courses in the USA. This method is

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available to everyone From 16 to 75 years old with both

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zero and advanced knowledge

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of the language Yes, and your travel history is

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not so important for this visa; language

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courses do not take much time;

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only 18 hours a week; at the same time, you are

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actively improving your language;

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immersing yourself in American culture and

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unlike a tourist visa, the time of stay in the

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USA is not limited. Anton and Christina have

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already been studying on this visa for 5 years and managed to found

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their own company. Yes,

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you can start your own business in the USA with student status.

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You can also change the status of many

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students who Anton and Christina

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helped move to the States are already receiving

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Green cards this year alone

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helped more than 700 people move to the United States with

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a variety of backgrounds and a variety of

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ages. If you want to learn more about all this,

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then in the description I left a

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link where there will be a free guide on

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how to come to the United States on a Student visa

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and upgrade I also

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advise you to watch their video about language

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courses in Los Angeles. The guys have

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educational institutions in different cities of the USA and

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many of them have video reviews on their

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channel. The link is in the description. I want to start with the

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architecture of Taiwan because that’s

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what your eyes will be on. cling

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throughout the entire video, in fact, there are two

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Taipei, Taipei classic and new

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Taipei, it’s called new Taipei,

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it’s absolutely such a typically developed

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Asian city Yes, it’s cool, there are

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almost separate cities, they’re all

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like that, but they’re not classic Taiwan, there’s

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no zest to it which is why I

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came here, so we are returning to old

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Taipei, real Taipei is a strange

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city because on the one hand most

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of it is

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quite shabby old buildings, this is

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what now on your screens this is what

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most of Taipei looks like, there are

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new residential areas but they are located

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slightly a little far from the center, but

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everything near the center is about plus or minus

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this in short, this architecture

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gives off a typical Asian

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provincialism and this is not exactly what

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you expect to see from Taiwan, the capital of

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world technology, I expected something like

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Seoul, but Seoul is much like a more modern city

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why it’s not at all Miami

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palm trees yellow taxis However, there is something that

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distinguishes Taiwan from all other

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Asian countries is

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Fantastic organization and

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cleanliness, looking ahead, in principle, what is

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my impression of Taiwan? I have the feeling

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that it’s something between Japan and

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China. It would seem that such a

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mess chaos and so on, but

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nevertheless, this chaos is quite

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systematized. Look, for example, at

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mopeds, each of them stands in a strictly

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designated place, not on the sidewalk somewhere

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chaotically on top of each other, they park them

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all strictly and clearly, there are gorgeous

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markings here, there are a lot of road signs, they

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follow everything rules, none of them

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honk, they drive very quietly, although it’s

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visual chaos, but at its core it’s

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quite systemic, so it’s not chaos.

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Look how they clearly

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stand in their parks of strictly

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defined rectangles. Each has their

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own number and they’re parked tight, and

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look at the system each one has. the moped

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stands strictly where it should

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be, no garbage,

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everything is licked clean, and there is

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no trash can here at all. That is, if people have

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it and not it is neatly brought up, they

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take it with them somewhere. Where it is, they

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strictly cross the traffic light only when the

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light is green. Rarely does anyone

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cross even if there is an empty road, the kind of

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modern residential complexes they have here

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are not bad, then it makes

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me laugh in every possible way that in

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Taiwan they

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drive garbage trucks with music like

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ice cream trucks in American films.

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Funny I'm walking somewhere

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ice cream Ice cream is a dump

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[music ]

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this is an area, by the way, with new buildings already

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here, such modern housing,

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modern

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hotels, residential complexes, it’s very

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interesting here, it’s beautiful, how beautiful it is, but they

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could have just made an

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empty highway and

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fenced it off. Yes, but this is how they

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made a natural fence in the form of

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planted trees. Imagine a situation

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like this The boys would draw graffiti from the PRC

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and write like this at night

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that all cops are [ __ ]. Yes,

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you can only imagine what would happen to them

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after this,

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of course there are pedestrian crossings and

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wide avenues,

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you can’t say anything, it’s

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like a small city

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and the avenues are like cities with a population of 10 million.

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Of course, the Chinese too They are crazy about this

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topic, just like the Koreans, there are a bunch of all these

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machines where you need to get various

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objects, but the most carbon-fueled machines, I

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will remind you once again, were in Greece where these

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machines had cigarettes.

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Holy [ __ ], the children are about three or three years old, they

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speak English, Italian children are

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not 45 the Czechs know him

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at 50, I don’t know the charm, the

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hospitality and friendliness of the people,

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this is what captivated me on the very first day

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I arrived in Taiwan because

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several people just on the first day

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approached me with an offer to help or

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just say Welcome to

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Taiwan, can you imagine you're just

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walking around like me And a woman comes up to you

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and says Welcome to

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Taiwan

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inhaling

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thank you A woman just came up to me and

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saw that I'm a foreigner I'm

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like Welcome to Taipei asked a

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couple of questions in English It was

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very nice I liked her She left and

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almost burst into tears at that moment,

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it was so emotional and sensual,

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she didn’t ask me for money, although I

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immediately understand that if

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someone comes up to me, he wants Money, it

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may seem to someone. It’s because

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I’m a European and you probably Everyone has heard

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that in China, if you are a European, they

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constantly take pictures of you and come up to

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you to get to know you. In Taiwan, it’s not like

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I’m a European and, in principle, it doesn’t matter

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because there are a lot of American tourists in Taipei, there are

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enough British tourists, so they won’t

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take pictures of you on the sly. in China And I’ve

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heard about this You just Go to the subway they

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quietly take pictures of you Well, or like the same

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Zubarev, when he just goes out into

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the street, the Chinese constantly come up to take

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selfies and take pictures What They

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really can do with them I don’t know, but in

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short there is no such thing in Taiwan, but on the sofa there is

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maximum politeness, people are very

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well-mannered, they respect your personal

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space, much like the Koreans. Like the

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Japanese, I can tell you this: we

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Europeans, compared to them, in some places we look like

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savages, we should learn some manners. Yes,

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here, as in Korea, everything must be conveyed with

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two hands, or it will be

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disrespect if you pass on to one cult of

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elders politeness on the roads they very

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carefully enter big Well done they don’t

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honk they don’t overtake and that I was

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especially impressed by the safety

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once I thought that China is a

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very safe country there They practically

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don’t steal much less it’s completely

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impossible imagine being

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robbed by the Chinese, it’s a safe country and it

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seemed to me that this is one of the

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few advantages of this

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totalitarian regime, but I visited

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Korea where Well, formally there is democracy there

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too. It’s very safe people leave their

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MacBooks in Starbucks and go think about it to the

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toilet to wash their hands while he’s in in a huge

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Starbucks Macbook with a bag and things

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remain in place, so in Taiwan it’s

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exactly the same thing I’m in a cheap

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eatery 7 and just eating food,

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a girl comes up and leaves her bag with her

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phone and keys next to her and goes to the checkout to

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buy something there, she

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couldn’t even think of it that I can steal this in Europe,

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you have permanent Paranoia That now

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something will be stolen from you You have to

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fasten your bike with three locks

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because you only have one lock, they

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will bite it off, there are special ones, these on

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batteries, grinders that cut off

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these locks, pickpocketing is easy

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scary in European capitals And so, while I

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was in Taiwan, I remembered what my

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relatives told me about the Soviet Union,

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that it was safe, no one

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stole anything, the locks on the doors weren’t closed, and

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so on, this is all about Taiwan, and if about the

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Soviet Union, I’m sure that it was

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complete it's [ __ ] because they stole just

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like they stole there at the checkpoint, you know

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that word, you don't know to ask your

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parents, then Taiwan is that saucophilic

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fantasy only in reality, for me it remains a

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huge question, but for some people

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they make prisons there. Well, for sure they are there,

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who is sitting there, probably a whale

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financial criminals Yes Let's start with the fact

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that in all kinds of establishments they bow and

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apologize a million times, they open the doors,

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that is, they have better manners than many

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Europeans, this is secondly, there is always

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someone on the street trying to help me. I

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just

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turned up my phone literally a minute ago and A guy turns to me

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like this, I don’t understand what he wants from me,

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he says

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Wow,

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comparing rather, for example With all my

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great respect to the Koreans, but they are much

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more closed as people and they are not so

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pleasant and sincerely approached me.

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It’s nice. I don’t know how it’s all.

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explain how you understand, the Taiwanese are very

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sociable people, I talked to many people, and I

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even recorded an interview with one girl,

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her name is Shui and today she

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will tell you a lot about the political realities of

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Taiwan like

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let's go let's go

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[music]

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they have stoves so in shopping centers you

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are greeted like a celebrity at the Cannes Film Festival

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I met this for the first time here in an

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ordinary elevator of a shopping center, a girl

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opens the elevator, voices each floor. I do

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n’t know, you’re spinning here, as if you were

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God, what kind of God are you if you come in to

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buy something? I can’t imagine what kind of

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service there is in car showrooms, for example, the

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next day something happened Why did I

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just go crazy? I came to the shopping center

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right at the time of opening and there were still not

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many visitors and

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store employees of all stores line up in

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front of their store and in front of

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each passing

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visitor they bow and say

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Hello, I feel like the Emperor and

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I felt myself as an emperor Every time

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I was provided with some kind of paid

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service, I hint at the service Europe is much

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more socialist let’s say it doesn’t matter

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How much you pay You will have a crooked face

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in any case, you have a Skoda

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or you have a Porsche 911, dealers in car dealerships

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will ignore you the same way when you

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you will call them under warranty in Europe,

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disgusting service, no matter how

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much you pay in China, if you

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pay money you are just an emperor in a

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hotel in a cafe in shopping centers you are

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carried in their arms like a client, definitely

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difficult to answer Where is better where is it worse

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because with one on the other side in Europe, a

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more declassed society does not matter

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How much money you have, they treat you

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the same. Besides, who has money on the

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other side in Europe, because of this,

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many people lose the motivation to earn

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money and this affects the overall development of the

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economy,

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I don’t know what’s going on here -I think

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this is some kind of interesting pre-election program

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Well, apparently the elections

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are approaching here. There’s even instructions on how to

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behave correctly from the national

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police, this is the logo of the national police,

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such a

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semi-anime drawing, fines. As I understand it, don’t

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disturb the

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contingent they are holding some kind of outdoor events here here there are mostly pensioners,

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but I always liked the videos

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about China that they have very active

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pensioners, they have a hectic weekend life,

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they do group exercises,

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dance and something else, they hold some concerts

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for them. It’s great that they are not

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sitting at home, closed-minded. And

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they socialize in cafes, go to

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restaurants, go for walks. I have a

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question: is it correct to call Taiwan

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China?

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They call themselves the

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Republic of China Taiwan in Pskov, that is,

00:19:39

Taiwan is optional in theory, the official

00:19:42

name is the Republic of China, and even

00:19:44

when I applied for a visa it

00:19:46

said

00:19:48

China Oh, what Ukrainian girls side dish dancing

00:19:52

go bye oh what kind of rabble we are not befitting,

00:19:58

but this one

00:20:02

came out smarter 7 such a beautiful colorful pink one

00:20:06

I bought there, so a subway card

00:20:09

matches this store, how do you like it, but what I

00:20:13

noticed is that the Koreans, that the Japanese, that the

00:20:15

Chinese have them there's a real craving for this

00:20:17

kawaii cute cartoon at

00:20:20

any age. That is, you're

00:20:23

probably laughing at me right now haha he bought himself Hello

00:20:25

Kitty Damn here kids buy themselves

00:20:27

Hello Kitty This is the norm Hello Kitty - This is the

00:20:30

top here we have some stereotypes

00:20:32

associated the fact that something cute pink

00:20:35

cartoon is something so childish and

00:20:37

girlish But you have to be an adult, you have

00:20:40

to be so serious No, this is nonsense,

00:20:42

they have advertisements everywhere. As I understand it, some kind of

00:20:44

games or something. Well, in short, everything is in this

00:20:47

style, they are straight to this they

00:20:49

are masturbating, the entire concentration of recreation in

00:20:53

Taipei occurs in the so-called

00:20:54

night markets. If you are in Taipei in the evening

00:20:58

to relax, then with a hundred percent

00:21:00

probability you will do it at the

00:21:02

night market where there is food and cinemas

00:21:05

and music and restaurants and shops,

00:21:08

literally just all of these there are

00:21:10

many dozens of night markets in Taipei, literally

00:21:13

every district has its own night market,

00:21:15

usually it’s a block Yes, it’s not just one street, there are

00:21:17

several of them, that is, they are quite

00:21:19

large There are, of course, small ones, but

00:21:21

mostly they are so impressive in

00:21:22

size, there is not a single meter that they won’t

00:21:25

hit either a store or some kind of

00:21:27

snack bar or ice cream or coffee or

00:21:31

something else, it’s cool, that is,

00:21:33

wherever you look, there’s something to look at.

00:21:36

Well, or who at all did I not

00:21:39

think that I could encounter

00:21:41

such a problem here? By the way, let’s see

00:21:42

what advertising here, a huge number of

00:21:45

establishments do not accept cards, especially since you

00:21:49

only have to pay in cash. Where can I

00:21:52

get one

00:21:58

that I would like to cash out?

00:22:00

Yes, this is a gigantic problem in Taiwan,

00:22:03

they do not accept Apple Pay Google

00:22:06

Pay cards, especially God, there is so much

00:22:10

noise from the people of the establishments.

00:22:14

oversaturation of content only in

00:22:17

real life is cool, but it

00:22:19

seems to me that after a couple of weeks it

00:22:21

starts to get boring. Or, on the contrary, it becomes boring

00:22:22

and you get used to it and you do

00:22:25

n’t notice anymore, most likely, by the way,

00:22:26

the second one, God, it’s even scary for me.

00:22:30

Watch it, try it, why is it so

00:22:32

red, how red? it’s poisonously

00:22:35

spicy I’m afraid to even imagine And of course

00:22:39

the woman already tried it, she’s running

00:22:40

home quickly oh the noodles are so normal

00:22:44

but here it’s better not to take risks you know there are a

00:22:46

lot of establishments here with very bad

00:22:49

ratings I’m afraid to take a risk because it won’t be possible

00:22:52

to explain in Chinese what

00:22:54

pills you need later very well,

00:22:56

dudes, you definitely haven’t seen this, these are

00:22:58

karaoke booths, let’s say you

00:23:01

want to sing, you’re just walking

00:23:03

like this Damn, I want to sing, please come

00:23:07

and start singing For what or is this a

00:23:11

recording studio And since it’s also standing here

00:23:13

in such quantity So someone needs it

00:23:15

then they are in demand. There are

00:23:18

whole pavilions of these machines. But

00:23:21

I especially liked this machine.

00:23:23

Here they are giving away keychains with lard.

00:23:29

Oh, wow. I ended up in Times Square and there are

00:23:33

advertisements all around, yellow taxis, the

00:23:36

room is in prohibitive numbers; it’s true that there

00:23:39

are mopeds, it’s

00:23:40

kind of upsetting, they stink.

00:23:43

It’s the coffee machines they have that are so

00:23:45

interesting. I don’t know, but there’s really

00:23:48

steam coming out of them, this is the first time I’ve seen something like this.

00:23:52

Well, the unsanitary conditions here, at

00:23:55

some level, this also applies to

00:23:57

Korea, but China is like that. Moreover,

00:24:02

another night market has succeeded in this matter which is

00:24:05

in daytime hibernation, waiting for the evening

00:24:09

hour in order to Feed people and entertain them,

00:24:14

everything is boiling here, such a stagnant smell of oil

00:24:18

everywhere But this Oh my God oh God what a

00:24:22

stagnant one and something is not good

00:24:25

One of the main attractions

00:24:28

of Taipei and all of Taiwan This is countless

00:24:32

Buddhist temples in general Taiwan is a

00:24:35

multi-confessional country, there are

00:24:37

Christian churches, Protestant

00:24:40

Catholics, even in death, God, in the

00:24:43

Sveterian church, I didn’t have time to be surprised by that

00:24:46

church,

00:24:47

and here is another one in the Sveterian

00:24:52

church, I won’t be embarrassed. I’ll be honest,

00:24:54

I don’t know what Presbyterianism is, no

00:24:58

idea, but I what impressed me here is a

00:24:59

very cozy place, an awesome area

00:25:02

that I came across completely by accident,

00:25:03

in front of you is a Tibetan cultural center,

00:25:06

what is interesting in mainland China. Well,

00:25:10

as I understand it, this would hardly appear

00:25:12

because they consider you their

00:25:13

territory, but still Christianity

00:25:16

is a religious minority in

00:25:17

Taiwan for more than 90 percent in Taiwan

00:25:20

they believe in Buddhism in Dausism, by the way, on the day

00:25:23

when I arrived in the Central Square

00:25:25

of Taipei, where the memorial to Chiang Kai-shek stands, there was

00:25:28

some kind of gigantic

00:25:30

Buddhist event, there were

00:25:32

literally thousands of pilgrims, for me it

00:25:35

was a very unusual and interesting experience

00:25:55

[music] It’s

00:25:59

crazy how many people there are, I’m shocked and I

00:26:04

still don’t understand what they’re doing here,

00:26:08

on the one hand I should probably be

00:26:09

tired because there are so many of these temples here.

00:26:11

They’re the central attraction in almost every

00:26:14

district,

00:26:16

so you know,

00:26:18

stable, optional, that is, they’re

00:26:20

everywhere But each of these temples is

00:26:23

unique in its own way, interesting and

00:26:25

unusual, and it always has a different shape,

00:26:29

some have it, some have a

00:26:31

courtyard, some don’t. Now I

00:26:33

read that this is a palace from

00:26:36

1753. There is also interesting writing here

00:26:39

that

00:26:41

it represents a tradition The lion

00:26:44

opens its mouth, this lion from the lioness

00:26:47

closes its mouth This is what I understand as a

00:26:50

family Idyll, every house has such a

00:26:53

system Happiness will be full of pants This is

00:26:57

of course very beautiful, I really think

00:27:00

some may have questions

00:27:01

regarding, in my opinion, too much of some

00:27:04

details, but I think I like everything

00:27:06

Amazing What kind of work it

00:27:09

was not visible from the outside

00:27:12

But it’s just like in Europe when they

00:27:15

poured all their money into the temple so that every

00:27:19

detail of the interior was special, look at

00:27:22

every centimeter, there’s some kind of plot, even

00:27:25

the ceiling

00:27:30

Oh

00:27:32

my, how beautiful it is guys

00:27:35

[music]

00:27:44

You probably see fire there. I read

00:27:48

on the Internet that they buy a

00:27:49

variety of things, they burn them, and in this way

00:27:52

they pass them on to their ancestors, some

00:27:54

things, and there they burn

00:27:57

food, money, some

00:28:01

souvenirs, and as far as I understand,

00:28:04

people leave them on these words

00:28:08

some food items to the gods, then the

00:28:11

employees of this temple take them away and

00:28:14

burn them very beautifully, I

00:28:17

found this temple completely by accident. There

00:28:20

is one very interesting integral

00:28:21

place, something like a Japanese village,

00:28:24

something is called it. It’s now closed

00:28:26

because It’s 10:40 a.m. and

00:28:28

here everything opens at 11, as I understand it,

00:28:30

it’s all but very strong,

00:28:35

I like these giant trees, there’s

00:28:37

a new building here with this view of

00:28:40

this Tik Tok tree, this is of course the power of I have so

00:28:42

many interesting places, it’s

00:28:53

beautiful how cool they

00:28:55

integrated the tree inside

00:28:57

[music]

00:29:01

It’s also so supported by these

00:29:04

metal structures Taiwan is

00:29:06

famous not only for production

00:29:07

processors but also for tea, the island has a very

00:29:10

favorable climate for growing this

00:29:12

plant, so tea lovers, tea

00:29:14

fans, geeks, this is a real paradise for them

00:29:17

because, of course, a

00:29:19

gigantic number of different varieties of tea are grown here.

00:29:21

Lord, there are tea shops here Apple

00:29:24

Store Look here, I came here and they

00:29:27

immediately poured me a tasting tray of

00:29:30

caramel black tea. But the most

00:29:34

important thing that I liked was the

00:29:35

traditional tea houses, these are places where

00:29:38

you leave your shoes in front of the entrance

00:29:40

and sit on the floor, they bring you a tea

00:29:42

card, where dozens of varieties of tea

00:29:45

bring you various snacks. tea, it’s all

00:29:47

fantastic, such an authentic style,

00:29:49

the atmosphere in these establishments is

00:29:51

indescribable, they can’t be called a

00:29:52

teahouse of any kind, especially in terms of

00:29:55

the atmosphere, it’s not some kind of caffeine, there’s

00:29:57

no music playing here,

00:29:58

they talk very quietly, you can really feel the spirit of the

00:30:01

old Chinese tradition, here are

00:30:03

traditional Chinese teahouses at home

00:30:06

Look how awesome this is Wow

00:30:13

Wow what a

00:30:18

blunder I can even get here I can

00:30:21

go in

00:30:28

but the door opens in the wrong direction also the

00:30:30

Japanese door looks like a fashionable one

00:30:35

And where to go and what to do Where to order

00:30:41

I feel awkward here so

00:30:52

someone says Where the waiter,

00:30:57

in short, it was very interesting but

00:31:01

completely incomprehensible. In the end, I showed you the house

00:31:04

and didn’t drink any tea, didn’t buy any

00:31:06

money, didn’t spend it, I’m happy. Yes, I didn’t

00:31:10

have any luck with this tea house at home, fortunately there are a

00:31:12

lot of them here, so I went to another one. Yes,

00:31:14

subscribers,

00:31:16

I’m of course, very Instagrammable, but I would

00:31:20

say too aesthetically I would even

00:31:23

say an overdose of aesthetics I have long wanted to

00:31:27

visit a place like this I got here

00:31:29

here they force me to take off my shoes This is a

00:31:32

rare case when I don’t even have

00:31:33

holes in my socks, proof of course I won’t

00:31:36

Okay they did n’t believe me

00:31:41

here such bamboo floors soft

00:31:44

cushions now I’ll bring me a teapot I

00:31:47

’ll be so aesthetic Instagram

00:31:49

use it translucent

00:31:54

in general there’s something there is a

00:31:56

lot of herbs there there’s a couple of

00:31:59

boy and girl they’re so romantic

00:32:01

he takes such good care of him he means she’ll

00:32:04

go for tea, can you imagine not taking her to clubs it

00:32:07

means doesn’t pump her up with

00:32:10

some substances, eyes to whom

00:32:12

he treats, how he tries to take a

00:32:14

beautiful picture, the people went to take pictures on the street. At the same time,

00:32:18

they left their things, they are not afraid that

00:32:20

someone will whistle and steal them, there are

00:32:23

phones, wallets, a lot of things, but here

00:32:25

We are used to the fact that we can trust society,

00:32:28

our next the point is located 40

00:32:31

minutes by bus from Taipei, it’s called a

00:32:33

village

00:32:42

Well, I arrived at this place and from the

00:32:45

first seconds of being here

00:32:49

I understand why I spent so much time coming

00:32:51

here, it was completely worth it, this

00:32:54

place is quite spoiled by tourists

00:32:56

because tourists found a

00:32:58

lot in common this village is from the village from the

00:33:01

anime Spirited Away, in

00:33:03

turn, the creators of this anime Hayao

00:33:05

Miyazaki denied that this village was

00:33:07

the prototype for his village from the anime, but

00:33:10

tourists were not very convinced and therefore

00:33:12

this village is packed to capacity even on a

00:33:15

weekday with tourists and for a reason there

00:33:18

really is something

00:33:19

to photograph in it and there is a lot of it,

00:33:21

provided that taxis in Taiwan are not

00:33:24

very expensive I had to wait until

00:33:25

nightfall to see how all

00:33:28

these lights glow, all these

00:33:30

backlights are incredibly beautiful Oh, these are

00:33:33

very popular Tea Houses, as you might

00:33:36

have guessed here they pour tea; there

00:33:38

are huge queues; there are a lot of reviews and

00:33:40

so on; it’s very beautiful;

00:33:42

of course we won’t go there; but we’ll be

00:33:44

happy to rent it; it’s a very beautiful

00:33:46

building with a stunning view

00:33:49

that we can see without standing in

00:33:51

huge queues;

00:33:53

but they’re not allowed to go here.

00:33:57

Oh, how beautiful once again I was convinced

00:34:01

that tourists are a very,

00:34:04

call it what you want, in short, very

00:34:06

inert creature that goes strictly where

00:34:09

the crowd is going, but you just need to

00:34:11

turn a little to the side and that’s what

00:34:14

he gets,

00:34:17

I answer you that what I have here now

00:34:21

will probably be the best

00:34:23

Memory from Taiwan which I received

00:34:26

you just look at this

00:34:28

fantastic view and under this view drink

00:34:32

black iced tea after all this

00:34:36

exhausting heat snack on this

00:34:38

cheesecake Whatever it is,

00:34:40

even if they bought it in a store here everything will be

00:34:43

incredibly tasty it’s just an incredibly

00:34:48

huge temple here there are the most

00:34:51

classic ones, there are a lot of them in the

00:34:54

type itself, and well, traditionally here there is a

00:34:57

crazy level of wood carving and

00:35:01

stone, I walk around, so on a quiet

00:35:04

side street there is a bookstore with

00:35:08

posters like this Well, it’s time to

00:35:11

leave here,

00:35:13

I wanted to wait until night, but I understand that

00:35:16

now it’s about five hours to sit here for a walk and

00:35:19

in order for you to take some

00:35:20

colorful photographs of these

00:35:23

red lanterns, but I don’t think it will be worth it,

00:35:26

you won’t do it anyway Check it out, you’ll waste it

00:35:28

You’re probably eating now, you do

00:35:30

n’t even see the video sequence, here’s a plus

00:35:32

in the comments who really does this in general

00:35:35

Taiwan This is an impressive example of successful

00:35:38

democratization, today it is a country with

00:35:40

freedom of speech without censorship with free

00:35:43

democratic elections which,

00:35:44

by the way, it wins and about Chinese

00:35:47

forces. Yes, now there is a democratic party in power here that is

00:35:50

maximally for independence, it is in very

00:35:53

bad relations with China, but they

00:35:55

were parties Yes, which

00:35:59

you will probably be shocked about today,

00:36:02

today’s Ganda party is about the

00:36:04

Chinese,

00:36:06

yes, that is, the party that fought the

00:36:08

communists, today it is about Chinese

00:39:35

America, like, in

00:39:50

other words, the blue coalition, which

00:39:53

includes both the commandant and the new Chinese

00:39:55

party, they are in opposition, they need to

00:39:57

behave like The majority of the opposition is a

00:40:00

blue coalition, not so much for the loss

00:40:02

of Independence and a merger with China, but for the

00:40:05

improvement of relations with China at that

00:40:07

time, the green party is strictly for

00:40:09

independence and strictly against China. That is

00:40:11

why relations between Taiwan and China are

00:40:13

either improving or,

00:40:15

on the contrary, worsening depending on

00:40:16

who in Taiwan the green authorities will come to power

00:40:18

today, they are for

00:40:20

maximum independence, they are very much

00:40:22

against China, so relations with them are

00:40:23

bad. Before that there was a blue coalition and

00:40:26

relations with China were better, as you

00:40:28

know, democracy does not get along very well in

00:40:30

Asian countries, but Taiwan is an

00:40:32

exception here, in principle, democracy

00:40:35

example, but this was not always the case in

00:40:38

Taiwan today there are a lot of issues

00:40:40

that have been put on pause, for example, their

00:40:42

Constitution, their original Constitution of the

00:40:45

40s, proclaims the territory of the

00:40:48

Republic of China not only the entire

00:40:50

existing mainland China, but also

00:40:53

territories that China itself, the mainland

00:40:55

PRC no longer controls

00:40:58

Mongolia for example And by the way, they are connected. An

00:41:00

interesting story: when Taiwan and the

00:41:02

Republic of China were still in the UN, they

00:41:04

blocked the admission of Mongolia there

00:41:07

because they considered it their territory.

00:41:09

However, the Soviet Union was very indignant at this mind

00:41:12

and began to arrange

00:41:13

an Ultimatum and say, If you do

00:41:16

not accept Mongolia in the UN now, then we will

00:41:18

block the admission of many African

00:41:20

countries and in the end they squeezed out and Mongolia

00:41:23

was accepted, and so the Republic of China,

00:41:24

when it was still located on

00:41:26

mainland China, had this

00:41:28

Constitution. Then when they fled to the

00:41:31

island, it is clear that this law is not

00:41:34

very

00:41:35

comparable with reality and they adopted

00:41:38

temporary provisions against

00:41:39

Communist Uprising is the name of the

00:41:42

amendments to the Constitution and they existed, by

00:41:45

the way, these amendments were 41 years old, yes It’s

00:41:48

like an amendment, but they completely nullified the

00:41:51

old Constitution. What allowed Chan to

00:41:55

become an authoritarian leader for many

00:41:57

many years, the amendments worked for 41 years,

00:42:00

in other words, this is the law that introduced

00:42:02

martial law in the country he

00:42:04

existed for 41 years, but in the ninety-first

00:42:07

year, a number of democratic changes took place

00:42:09

and new amendments to

00:42:12

the Constitution were adopted, which are still in effect,

00:42:15

and in fact, today’s Constitution of

00:42:18

Taiwan has the following name. This is the

00:42:20

real name;

00:42:21

additional articles of the Constitution; everything

00:43:00

[music]

00:43:31

in terms of being free from mainland China

00:43:34

is radically different there is a

00:43:36

presidential election there is an opposition, including about the

00:43:39

Chinese one, which advocates

00:43:41

unification with China, it calmly

00:43:43

participates in their political field,

00:43:46

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food and honestly, I expected Taiwan

00:44:47

A little more extreme food after all I

00:44:50

was in Korea and everything was great there spicy,

00:44:53

unusual. A week later I was already crying,

00:44:55

I wanted closer to European cuisine. It

00:44:58

seemed to me that in Taiwan there would be complete

00:44:59

chaos because the cuisine is still

00:45:01

Chinese. Which means, in addition to the fact that it

00:45:03

will all be Ultra spicy. So they also

00:45:05

eat everything. It’s just random and that’s not entirely true.

00:45:09

No, of course, sometimes in stores you can

00:45:10

see some strange something,

00:45:13

it can’t be called anything else. Hey,

00:45:15

often this strange something is poisonously

00:45:18

red in color, and it’s also in batter. It happens,

00:45:20

but it’s not like there’s a lot of it, and plus

00:45:22

it’s all street food, I’ll be honest, I’ve

00:45:25

never I haven’t tried street food for two weeks

00:45:27

Despite the fact that in general this

00:45:30

is a big part of

00:45:32

Taiwanese culture, they all eat on the street, they

00:45:34

constantly buy some kind of snacks.

00:45:36

Why didn’t I want to do this because,

00:45:37

firstly, they only accept cash and

00:45:40

I practically have it you weren’t the second I’m

00:45:42

quite squeamish, I can tell you this,

00:45:45

it’s not done in the

00:45:47

best conditions, I understand their stomachs are

00:45:50

used to it since childhood, but I regularly

00:45:52

pass by all these stalls and

00:45:54

giant cockroaches regularly run through there,

00:45:57

sure rats hang out there, sure

00:46:00

they are hands It’s not that they wash it often, I don’t have any

00:46:02

illusions. I understand that in restaurants, behind the

00:46:04

kitchen, anything can happen,

00:46:06

but still, restaurants are not the street, so

00:46:09

I preferred to eat there. Let’s start with the

00:46:12

most pleasant thing: the prices are in Taiwan.

00:46:14

Despite the fact that this is quite enough. a

00:46:16

rich country, what did you understand, such a

00:46:19

basic average salary

00:46:20

is naturally much higher, but this basic

00:46:22

average is 1600 American dollars

00:46:25

Well, or 50 thousand Taiwanese dollars, and

00:46:28

at the same time, eating in a restaurant here costs

00:46:30

6-8 bucks, it’s incredibly cheap and at the same

00:46:34

time very satisfying, here are the guys for

00:46:37

understanding of the price climate Here is such a

00:46:39

top waffle with the maximum

00:46:41

topping, you know how much it costs

00:46:43

two and something dollars

00:46:47

that in terms of food, of course there is a huge mass of

00:46:49

traditional Chinese dumplings here, everything is

00:46:52

very cheap, deliciously prepared in front of you,

00:46:55

I have never come across bad dumplings

00:46:56

here

00:46:58

[music]

00:47:25

and not they feel so good on the tongue I don’t

00:47:29

know how to explain it, by the way, they

00:47:31

eat rice with chopsticks too. How the hell does he do it?

00:47:33

It’s the stomach for such a portion or something, how

00:47:36

long will it take for half a day to

00:47:38

eat like this on YouTube, there’s a video where a guy

00:47:40

eats soup with a fork, that’s what I think this is the

00:47:45

same Challenge, but

00:47:49

Korean barbecue restaurants or hoga

00:47:51

hoga restaurants are especially popular with them, this is basically the same as it

00:47:53

was in Korea, I already told you,

00:47:55

in short, they give you a huge Kazan with water,

00:47:57

it can be divided into four sections,

00:47:59

this Kazan and you you just cook your own

00:48:02

food, it could be meat, it’s vegetables in this

00:48:05

heated broth, you dip the tofu cheese

00:48:07

then you eat it, it’s delicious

00:48:09

[music]

00:48:13

I have chicken here

00:48:14

[music]

00:48:16

bacon here, probably

00:48:19

lamb. Now

00:48:22

it’s already fried for me

00:48:24

[music]

00:48:25

what I especially liked here the

00:48:28

Korean barbecue works in the All

00:48:30

you can it format That is, you come to the

00:48:32

restaurant and pay a fixed price of

00:48:34

15-20 dollars. This seems like it sounds like a lot,

00:48:37

but keep in mind that for this price you can

00:48:39

eat an endless amount of meat,

00:48:42

various snacks, vegetables, fruits as much as

00:48:46

you want, pour yourself a cola and the most different,

00:48:48

in short, drinks, all the food is fresh,

00:48:50

delicious everywhere, the staff is very kind, the

00:48:52

following is interesting because the food in the

00:48:54

restaurants and establishments on the street is

00:48:56

so cheap, they most likely don’t

00:48:59

cook at home because the whole time I

00:49:01

was walking around Taiwan, including I didn’t

00:49:04

find any at all - large supermarkets with

00:49:07

food, that is, conditionally, I wanted to

00:49:09

cook something for myself at home, other than

00:49:11

Seven Eleven stores. And these are just eateries.

00:49:13

Where semi-finished products are sold. I don’t know. There’s a bunch of

00:49:16

bananas; you can’t even

00:49:18

buy apples. And there’s nothing; only in the

00:49:20

city center I found a small one. grocery store

00:49:22

so they all eat on

00:49:24

the streets in establishments but not at home because

00:49:26

it is very cheap and very fast and there are a lot of

00:49:28

their establishments themselves. Well, there are a lot of them all the time

00:49:31

when you walk, there is some kind of

00:49:33

food everywhere and for all this food there is naturally a

00:49:37

demand of 100 dollars just nothing it's

00:49:40

nothing 100 dollars 100 dollars I

00:49:45

hope They taste like all American ones

00:49:48

100 dollars they taste like Taiwanese Let's be

00:49:51

honest, right away our dumplings I like them

00:49:53

much more and because

00:49:56

our dough is somehow smoother these As

00:49:58

soon as they are cross-shaped important They are very

00:50:00

sticky in short the dough is more rubbery

00:50:02

here the filling is some kind of more

00:50:05

minced meat or something ours is defined better Well

00:50:09

as an alternative to the back estate

00:50:11

Chinese data Quite like

00:50:15

I try it

00:50:18

when the dry stuff

00:50:20

sticks but

00:50:22

these are good dumplings they are very juicy

00:50:25

Here you can maybe see a little

00:50:28

how much here juice if you, like me, adore

00:50:30

technology, you like to walk through

00:50:33

tech pavilions and look at all sorts of

00:50:35

goodies from the world of technology, then only in

00:50:38

this case you can understand the thrill of the

00:50:39

areas where I am located, a huge

00:50:42

block with tech stores Asus Acer

00:50:45

Lenovo, which means LG is here You look at

00:50:49

how many PlayStations

00:50:51

and many others brands that is,

00:50:54

look here they sell the most

00:50:56

modern new goodies from the world of

00:50:58

technology And how contrasting it all

00:51:01

looks, where they sell super-duper gadgets

00:51:03

and at the same time there are almost slums And

00:51:06

these are all local manufacturers, that’s the

00:51:08

funny thing I don’t know how it’s contrasting,

00:51:12

but this is cool 9:30 And Taipei, in principle, is

00:51:15

just slowly starting to

00:51:17

wake up because in general the City

00:51:20

wakes up at 11 and here a lot of

00:51:23

establishments are closed because of this, and they

00:51:25

open late because they

00:51:27

go to bed very late.

00:51:30

Oh, there’s so much here I’m like that hungry, you

00:51:33

would know, I'm so hungry and everything is closed,

00:51:35

everything is fried in oil, oil, oil,

00:51:39

more oil, the main difference from any

00:51:41

Turkish markets, for example, here in the markets,

00:51:43

no one bothers you, they don't shout at you, they do

00:51:46

n't whistle at you, they don't tell you Buy

00:51:47

buy buy buy You calmly walk and

00:51:49

look And only when you showed

00:51:51

real interest they will start to have a dialogue with you

00:51:54

they will smile there

00:51:56

Say hello to you

00:51:58

and I like it that they are unobtrusive

00:52:01

in Korea by the way it was exactly the same here

00:52:02

is a picture when there is such a

00:52:05

building next to such a very

00:52:07

typical picture for Asia Why is this

00:52:09

because Europe was rich for a very

00:52:12

long time and it built its wealth over

00:52:14

decades, these same

00:52:16

Asian countries, I’m talking about Korea, I’m talking

00:52:19

about Taiwan, including they have been rich for only

00:52:21

a few years and that’s all The legacy of the old

00:52:25

era, the era of poverty, the era when from

00:52:30

what the country produced, it was some kind of

00:52:31

product, some kind of harvest, that is,

00:52:34

they were not technological giants

00:52:36

when they built this, speaking about Taiwan,

00:52:39

its economic leap began, in

00:52:40

principle, somewhere in the 60s of the last

00:52:43

century. That is, just the last century at that time a

00:52:46

time when Europe blossomed and smelled

00:52:49

a few centuries ago of everything that we

00:52:52

love to photograph in Europe. It was

00:52:54

built at a time when

00:52:55

rice was just being collected here. There were quite

00:52:58

poor villages here. Most of the population

00:53:00

lived in absolute poverty and, as it were, Well,

00:53:03

it’s clear that there is no baroque here there

00:53:06

by hand and so on, roughly speaking, Asia’s

00:53:09

potential has not yet been revealed while

00:53:10

Europe, it seems to me,

00:53:12

has fully realized it at the moment

00:53:14

Europe is simply reaping the fruits of the past,

00:53:16

and the new one is creating something at a very

00:53:20

slow speed, here, on the contrary, in

00:53:22

Europe it has managed develop into a culture

00:53:24

of construction As such, what a

00:53:26

building should look like, what is a design code, what is

00:53:28

design in principle What is

00:53:30

Good bad design, here they also

00:53:32

come behind it, a very beautiful

00:53:34

traditional building Unfortunately, there are

00:53:37

very few of them in Taiwan, most often you can

00:53:40

find this kind of architecture, well or

00:53:42

like this And here's a cut

00:53:46

Unfortunately Well Guys, it's time and I should

00:53:48

try to spin it means the slots

00:53:51

in short, there is a machine that

00:53:54

exchanges the money that I got

00:54:03

So what do we have here are chips But this is

00:54:06

not profitable Some kind of watch is

00:54:09

also something incomprehensible This is it already

00:54:11

something more interesting I can say

00:54:14

Pikachu is sad What is this some kind of it

00:54:22

just dropped come on let's go I want a

00:54:28

bra I want a bra I want a bra

00:54:31

bastard

00:54:37

[music]

00:54:46

[applause]

00:54:49

maybe I'll get lucky here

00:54:51

Opa Come on let's do two at once

00:54:55

[applause]

00:54:58

I mammoth I bought it for but at least 50 I

00:55:02

paid for it Well that’s all I have

00:55:04

now is a souvenir I have a tactic now I

00:55:07

’ll take that thing now and he’ll

00:55:09

push the sidewalls of this one here Now it will be Double

00:55:13

look

00:55:15

come on

00:55:18

what I said Kiss Kiss the hand

00:55:27

Well I’m fine

00:55:32

still there is something I think now, soon my

00:55:35

portraits will be hung here like a dangerous

00:55:37

player,

00:55:39

very often you win, they drive you out

00:55:42

of there, so I will also have

00:55:48

this view from my hotel, or rather from the

00:55:52

restaurant of this hotel, that is, in

00:55:54

fact, there is nothing special, each of these buildings

00:55:56

individually faded enough but when

00:56:00

they are in scale and far away

00:56:02

and you are still at the height it looks great In

00:56:05

order to understand why and What is

00:56:07

happening today in Taiwan it is necessary to

00:56:09

delve into the history briefly about the basic

00:56:11

data on the flag of the Republic of China of

00:56:13

Taiwan the white sun and blue

00:56:16

sky are two symbols Kuomintang party before the

00:56:19

Communist Party of China, it was the

00:56:21

Hamidan party that ruled all of China until

00:56:24

49, the head of this party was General

00:56:27

Chiang Kai-shek, but I propose to start from afar

00:56:30

at the beginning of the 20th century, in general, the entire 20th century is a

00:56:34

terrible period in the history of China, hungry,

00:56:36

poor and insanely Bloody,

00:56:39

1911, the fall of the Qin Empire the fall

00:56:43

occurs as a result of the Xinghai

00:56:45

Revolution, it was an uprising that

00:56:47

was directed against the

00:56:49

imperial dynasty, one of the leaders of

00:56:51

the Uprising was Sunya Tsen, the man who

00:56:54

proclaimed the Republic of China,

00:56:55

which exists to this day here in

00:56:58

Taiwan, it was he who founded the

00:57:02

Commandant Party. Behind me is a building

00:57:04

that is a memorial to the

00:57:06

Sunneocene entrance. this memorial shooting gallery

00:57:09

museum is absolutely free right at the

00:57:11

entrance we are immediately greeted by a huge

00:57:13

bronze statue of a judge next to

00:57:16

whom stands a guard in very

00:57:18

polished helmets, in fact it is just a

00:57:20

museum of painting where paintings are presented

00:57:22

not only about Sunyetsen but also just

00:57:25

traditional Chinese painting of 1911 12

00:57:28

this is only the beginning before the grandiose

00:57:31

massacre that will pierce the whole of China

00:57:34

during this period, that within the ruling party,

00:57:36

that the ruling party has

00:57:38

rivals, competitors, some of whom

00:57:41

may have heard such The Communist

00:57:44

Party of China is curious that the commandant and

00:57:47

the CCP sometimes had universities and one of these

00:57:49

unions was called the united front

00:57:52

This bronze statue is the judge of prices.

00:57:55

What does the first united front do?

00:57:57

It organizes a military campaign

00:57:59

called the Northern Expedition, as a result of

00:58:02

which they overthrow the Beyan government.

00:58:05

And after that, they unite all of China

00:58:08

under the rule of the commandant party, and what’s

00:58:12

interesting is that the city becomes the capital of this very new

00:58:14

China. Nanjing, not Beijing,

00:58:18

not Taipei, just Nam Kin Yes,

00:58:21

in general, in the original Constitution of the

00:58:23

Republic of China, Nanjing

00:58:25

is the capital. But after they

00:58:27

moved to Taiwan, it still

00:58:29

remained for some time, but then

00:58:31

amendments to the Constitution were introduced and

00:58:33

Thailand became the capital. hit, that is,

00:58:36

they don’t recognize Beijing as the capital. Well, Beijing,

00:58:38

accordingly, no Taiwan

00:58:40

recognizes Nanjing as the capital. That’s why

00:58:41

when the commandant ruled all of

00:58:43

mainland China, including this period

00:58:46

was called the Nanjing decade

00:58:48

calm, this decade can’t exactly be

00:58:51

called immediately after the Northern Expedition,

00:58:53

defeating the Biyan government between The CPC and the

00:58:56

commandant begin to have severe

00:58:58

disagreements right up to the Shanghai massacre of

00:59:01

communists, during which the forces of Hamildan

00:59:03

executed about five thousand communists. In

00:59:05

short, it all came to this, they were

00:59:07

allies in the Northern Expedition. It was all due to

00:59:10

severe disagreements, plus Chiang Kai-shek saw the

00:59:12

Communists as competitors of the CCP, they were very

00:59:14

popular in the provinces they

00:59:16

controlled trade unions and occupied

00:59:18

political posts in the provinces of the Kuomin

00:59:20

Dan throughout the country began to catch and

00:59:22

kill communists, then he goes on a

00:59:24

military campaign against Beijing and begins to

00:59:26

control the whole of China, everything that I

00:59:29

just described is only 27-37, but

00:59:32

then the Japanese

00:59:34

occupation begins and what is happening, the commandant and the

00:59:37

CCP unite again in a military union Yes,

00:59:40

even after the Shanghai massacre, then the Second

00:59:43

World War ends Japan

00:59:45

is defeated And what do you think

00:59:47

begins,

00:59:48

they start a civil war again

00:59:50

among themselves But this time

00:59:52

everything turned out very badly against the commandant,

00:59:54

firstly in the country under the commandant’s rule,

00:59:56

there was total inflation Poverty and

01:00:00

Corruption, corruption that pierced all

01:00:02

spheres of social life, on top of everything else,

01:00:05

all this was also sprinkled with mass

01:00:07

repressions after the Second World War, a

01:00:09

huge number of demobilized

01:00:11

Chinese joined the

01:00:13

Communist Party of China and

01:00:15

fought against the Comino in general all this

01:00:17

time that the commandant was in power, he was

01:00:19

strong in the large cities of the CPC, they took the

01:00:22

provinces with them, the villages are cheerful, and so

01:00:24

on, on top of everything else, the CPC begins to

01:00:26

receive support from the Soviet Union,

01:00:28

which previously supported the commandant, but

01:00:30

the situation has changed and everything Chaankaishi

01:00:34

understands that it is already

01:00:35

useless to resist. Then he will cope at

01:00:38

the top of his an army of loyal

01:00:40

population and a huge amount of gold

01:00:43

floats to Taiwan, it is at this moment that

01:00:48

two Chinas appear in the world, each of which denies the

01:00:51

existence of two Chinas, I believe that

01:00:53

China is one and indivisible after the victory over the

01:00:56

commandant, the Communist Party of China comes to power on the mainland and

01:01:01

rules there to this day the Chinese

01:01:03

republic, which previously

01:01:04

controlled the whole of China, its powers were

01:01:07

narrowed only to the island of Taiwan.

01:01:09

Now you understand it a little better.

01:01:11

Why does everyone from China consider themselves

01:01:13

the only legitimate one? The Communist

01:01:15

Party believes that because they seized

01:01:17

power, they came to it, they were recognized by the UN, they

01:01:19

consider themselves the republic of China, that we

01:01:22

before that we were in power We were the first to be in the

01:01:24

UN Well, then

01:01:25

the Communist rebellion happened and they simply abandoned us.

01:01:29

1971 is a very important date,

01:01:32

UN resolution 27 58 is adopted, this is exactly

01:01:36

what the UN resolution recognized the PRC

01:01:39

as the only representative of China in the world, the

01:01:41

events are really very strange

01:01:43

because the Chinese the republic was not

01:01:45

just a member of the UN, it

01:01:49

was one of the founders of the UN,

01:01:51

it was on the UN Security Council. And there are

01:01:54

only a few countries in the world,

01:01:55

formally they were not completely thrown out, they simply

01:01:58

recognized the PRC as the only representative of

01:02:00

China, while Taiwan was offered that you

01:02:03

could be in the role the Republic of China,

01:02:05

that is, there would be two Chinas in the UN, but Chiang

01:02:09

Kai-shek refused, he did not want

01:02:11

there to be two Chinas in the world, plus he expected that

01:02:13

he would return the mainland to himself, plus the PRC

01:02:15

acted very competently, he waited in the

01:02:18

sixties for the UN General Assembly

01:02:20

Replenishing with countries from Africa and

01:02:23

now this is no longer quite the Western

01:02:26

platform of the UN The UN is filled with

01:02:28

African countries which in the

01:02:29

majority had Socialist

01:02:31

regimes And therefore they were very loyal

01:02:33

to Beijing China, in turn, appeased all these

01:02:36

government leaders; in

01:02:38

principle, China’s policy at the UN has

01:02:40

not yet changed It is still buying

01:02:42

government elites in Africa so that

01:02:44

they UN vote as Beijing needs;

01:02:47

thirdly, and importantly, the West itself

01:02:49

wanted to start cooperating with the PRC. This is a

01:02:52

huge market, this is a huge labor force,

01:02:54

and these are so many ways to make money under

01:02:57

President Nixon. Secret

01:02:59

negotiations with the PRC are beginning. But this is what- something

01:03:01

interesting, some kind of unique

01:03:03

Translator this is what the church took for itself

01:03:05

No it’s not Bubble just black tea with

01:03:09

ice and everything cost my tea 35 dollars

01:03:15

I can afford a plastic straw

01:03:18

here in Europe the police

01:03:22

would be called for something like that

01:03:25

Oh, let’s try God this is ordinary black

01:03:29

tea just with ice, you know, on the one

01:03:32

hand, this is all quite

01:03:34

sloppy, poor thing, I would even say, but

01:03:36

due to the fact that there are good roads

01:03:39

here, there are markings here, they are very well maintained,

01:03:42

look how they all have

01:03:44

neatly planted flowers, they stand like this

01:03:46

they say there is such a dedicated

01:03:48

pedestrian zone here, because of this, it all

01:03:50

seems well-groomed and you are not indignant

01:03:53

at God, how terrible it is here,

01:03:55

what a mess this once again

01:03:58

confirms my theory that

01:04:00

no matter how beautiful the facade of the building is, and so

01:04:02

on, the most important thing is roads sidewalks

01:04:04

because most of the time we

01:04:06

look at the street we look exactly at the

01:04:08

road the road emphasizes or

01:04:11

reveals any problems of the streets some

01:04:14

very evil [ __ ] I just can’t understand whether

01:04:17

these are also residential buildings or are these

01:04:20

some kind of technical zones It’s not entirely

01:04:22

clear Are these residential buildings because

01:04:25

they seem to be drying, like the flowers

01:04:28

are standing I really like the contrast of

01:04:31

this frame,

01:04:33

the skyscraper is beautiful from behind And here is a palm tree with

01:04:37

such houses not the richest

01:04:40

presentable,

01:04:42

all of Asia is in such contrasts

01:04:44

Korea, due to exactly the same thing,

01:06:47

everyone lost the war one of the reasons

01:06:51

why he lost it was the economic

01:06:53

catastrophe in mainland China,

01:06:56

total terrible hyperinflation, just

01:06:59

corruption. Now think. How

01:07:01

likely is it that such an ineffective

01:07:03

government

01:07:04

that led all the hyperinflation to a

01:07:07

war that it lost, including

01:07:08

because of corruption, something could have

01:07:10

happened

01:07:11

[ __ ] To begin with, we got a brief

01:07:14

excursion into the political regime of the

01:07:16

time when they arrived in Taiwan. The

01:07:18

original Constitution can’t quite

01:07:21

work; they pass amendments that

01:07:23

essentially introduce martial law. Chiang

01:07:25

Kai-shek becomes an authoritarian dictator

01:07:27

who is not just an authoritarian Dictator;

01:07:30

he organizes total purges and

01:07:33

repressions of any enemies in

01:07:35

the features of mass repression apply to

01:07:37

any communist sympathizers, because of

01:07:40

which he, in principle,

01:07:41

ended up in Taiwan, an autocracy he used not

01:07:43

only to purge his

01:07:45

enemies but also to

01:07:47

freely develop the island in the

01:07:51

50s they began to massively carry out a

01:07:53

variety of reforms, land reforms they

01:07:55

they begin to build industry,

01:07:57

build infrastructure for Western

01:07:59

companies in order to conveniently set up exports,

01:08:01

imports from the country, and first of all,

01:08:04

they begin to develop the

01:08:06

textile industry, making

01:08:08

Taiwan a global factory for the production of

01:08:11

things. The accumulated financial fat of the

01:08:13

fifties allows the authorities in the 60s to

01:08:16

begin investing in

01:08:18

research and development activities,

01:08:20

which this means I already spoke on the

01:08:22

itpedia channel, they build schools, they

01:08:24

finance universities, they call

01:08:26

Western specialists who come

01:08:28

here and create tsmc companies, which

01:08:32

today are hegemons in the

01:08:35

semiconductor market, that is, yes, the emergence of

01:08:37

Taiwan as a leading state in the

01:08:40

electrical industry begins precisely

01:08:43

in the sixties, seventies, eighties, and

01:08:46

nineties - this is already quite a breakthrough; its

01:08:48

origins were in the sixties

01:08:50

and it’s funny when autocrats came to this,

01:08:54

people who completely

01:08:56

usurped power and who have a huge

01:08:58

amount of money. Well, it would seem that you sit on

01:09:01

your island and Chile controls all the

01:09:03

wealth, no. Why are you starting to

01:09:05

develop the electronics industry and

01:09:07

invest in what is education for

01:09:09

if you could just enjoy

01:09:12

your palaces

01:09:14

God, what is this,

01:09:17

but I always like it when there

01:09:20

are corridors between buildings, it’s

01:09:22

convenient to move around. But here is something

01:09:25

more classic. I like this

01:09:26

more, I’m finally convinced that all

01:09:29

these European luxury brands are

01:09:31

not made for Europeans and for

01:09:33

export this is a store of 15

01:09:35

Rolex which I meet on the street of San

01:09:37

Laurent Cartier Chanel this is all of it

01:09:40

here in such quantities at every step

01:09:44

these Cartier Rolexes Who doesn’t know the map

01:09:46

this is insanely expensive jewelry there for

01:09:48

10-15-30 thousand bucks it’s even more

01:09:51

worth just going to any shopping

01:09:53

center, here the

01:09:54

hardest Lux begins right away from the very beginning of the Apple

01:09:57

Store Louis Vuitton and Chanel masses

01:10:00

in general all the money the population has a

01:10:02

desire to spend money they also do

01:10:06

n’t live in poverty they in short here I honestly

01:10:09

say how many European countries I

01:10:11

have visited the store there Balenciaga was

01:10:13

only in Paris,

01:10:16

who among the Europeans

01:10:18

gave a crap about them, they dress like crazy in

01:10:19

New York in the middle of a queue, it

01:10:22

remains a huge mystery to me. Why do the Chinese

01:10:25

travel around Europe and stand in these

01:10:27

kilometer-long queues at Louis Tone When

01:10:29

they have this at home without a queue yet most

01:10:32

likely it’s just cheaper that everything is Louis Vuitton and

01:10:34

in Europe they serve almost

01:10:36

only the Chinese in front of you is the main

01:10:38

attraction of Taipei the business

01:10:40

card of all of Taiwan the Taipei

01:10:43

101 skyscraper its name in honor of the 101st floor

01:10:45

I’ll be honest as a person who has been in

01:10:48

New York it doesn’t particularly impress me But on the

01:10:49

other hand at the time when it was

01:10:51

built And this is the beginning of the two thousandth

01:10:53

years it was the tallest building in

01:10:55

Asia and one of the tallest in the world;

01:10:57

secondly, it was built in order to

01:10:59

firstly show the financial

01:11:01

power and secondly the technical

01:11:03

progress of this country because it

01:11:05

there is a 101-story building in

01:11:09

a country where the seismic situation is very difficult,

01:11:11

there are constant

01:11:14

earthquakes,

01:11:16

5-7 strong earthquakes a year and hundreds of

01:11:18

small earthquakes also

01:11:20

happen a year, that is, to be honest, this is a

01:11:22

real miracle of engineering

01:11:24

because inside this building there is a

01:11:25

huge pendulum that arranges

01:11:27

a counterweight during the earthquakes, you

01:12:35

know, I was walking around this museum and came to the

01:12:38

idea that for all

01:12:41

this suffering of the 20th century, the Chinese People seemed

01:12:44

doomed to a good life because

01:12:47

Independent Hong Kong Well, until a certain

01:12:49

point of Independence, now

01:12:52

even autonomy doesn’t really smell there, that

01:12:55

Taiwan is completely different government

01:12:57

chose a different path and so on That the CPC

01:13:00

It’s all like Three different Chinas that

01:13:04

managed to build, albeit of

01:13:07

different kinds, but still success, all three

01:13:09

Chinas that followed different paths

01:13:12

ultimately came to success Despite the fact that

01:13:14

Taiwan has been in in absolutely

01:13:16

limbo Despite the fact that

01:13:19

this is a Small island with a population of 23

01:13:21

million people, they managed

01:13:23

to make one of the strongest economies in the world,

01:13:25

despite their not being recognized by most

01:13:28

countries in the world, despite the permanent

01:13:30

threat from their neighbor

01:13:32

and the standard of living is better than that of their neighbor GDP

01:13:35

per capita population in China is 12.5 thousand

01:13:37

dollars while in Taiwan 33

01:13:40

thousand Taiwan is a real miracle of the 21st

01:13:44

century

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