China’s cities, with their blend of tradition and modernity, offer a wealth of experiences for travelers. Whether it’s through a photo, a video, or a simple memory, the journey through China is one that will be cherished forever.

In this first episode, we’ve invited a bunch of intriguing creators who’ve recently wandered through China’s cities. Instead of the usual run-of-the-mill Q&A, let’s engage in a more lively and thought-provoking exchange. Get ready to discover their first impressions and initial explorations!

Describing the Cities

Q: Can you describe the cities you visited in China in three words?

A:

• 刘承宪: Tall. Busy. Bridge.
• Simon Cade: Peking Duck. Some Nice Spicy Cucumber. French Dish. And Fried Rice.
• Chandra Timothy Liow: Advanced. Cultural. Unforgettable.
• Landon Bytheway: Big. Concrete. Jungle.
• Chrystopher William: Cultured. Futuristic. Unique.
• Paula: Innovation. Old. New.
• Bryson: Huge. Futuristic. Photogenic.
• Daniel Chang: Warm. Open. Nature.
• Antonio Wimmer: Huge. Open. Happy.
• Lutfie Abdullah: Technology. Surreal. Future.
• Galang Ganjar Kurniawa: Future. Clean. Futuristic.
• Jairo Daniel Eslava Ariza: Amazing. Unbelievable. Unforgettable.
• Andrew Wadid: Unique. Diverse. Impressive.
• Kanitani Naoki: Beautiful. Tall.
• Kent Lamm: Futuristic. Friendly. Massive.
• Jeff Loch: Huge. Crowded. Futuristic.
• BYUNGIL CHOI: Big. Spicy. Good People.
• Chieng Gong Zhi: Big. Modern. Spicy.
• Konstantin Ermakov: Beautiful. Hot.
• Kirsty Wells: Friendly.
• Lucas: The mix—if I have to describe the cities that I have seen in China, we have a mix of cultural things and futuristic things in the same cities.
• Danielle: Vibrant. Traditional. Futuristic.
  

Video

Want to see these creators in action and hear more about their experiences firsthand? Check out the interview video at: https://www.instagram.com/hollylandtech/reel/DO8hfGpgXbJ/?hl=en

Note

1. The names of the interviewees are arranged randomly according to the interview order.
2. Not all creators answered all the questions. Due to time constraints, the interview times were quite random.