Taiwanese Friend's Solo Trip Through Mainland China: City Takeaways (Part 1)

[Marc Price]

No good food... I stopped reading/watching right there.

[Delia Jast]

He went to Shenzhen. I studied in Guangdong for four years and went to Shenzhen quite a bit. I think if tourists are on a tight budget there, it's genuinely hard to find good places to eat.

[Jose Beahan]

Speaking of those swarms of motorcycles in Taiwan... they scared me to death when I was there. And they think that's better than traffic in mainland China?

[Pat Pagac]

Their motorcyclists are actually quite disciplined, stopping neatly in the designated boxes. But once they get going, they're incredibly loud and fast.

[Colin Cronin]

No attractive women???

[Elsa Wyman]

Saying Shenzhen has no ramen shops is a joke. There are plenty of Lanzhou ramen places, okay? If he's talking about Japanese-style ramen, maybe it's because they're so bad that they're not popular. There really aren't many of those shops in Shenzhen (though they're not entirely non-existent).

[Mr. Philip Hudson]

In the end, it always comes down to 'Well, it's not as good as Taiwan.'

[Hazel Brown-Stracke]

Which part?

[Jeremiah Bednar]

Are there any reviews from Taiwanese tourists in the US? I'd love to see just how 'pro-Taiwan' they get in their comments.

[Leslie Kunde]

Second-hand smoke is so annoying...

[Sadie Ortiz-Waelchi]

Exactly!

[Dexter Cummerata]

Honestly, with such a huge population, it's impossible for there not to be attractive women.

[Antonio Sawayn]

Seriously, there are SO many pretty women.

[Dr. Guadalupe Homenick]

The fact that it's blurred/pixelated says it all.

[Cathy Gulgowski]

I was looking for this comment. You said it! / Take my upvote!