CHINA POR LIBRE: Aventuras boomer en Fenghuang. #21

What's it like to travel independently in China at 60? In this video, we share our boomer adventures in Fenghuang, the stunning Phoenix City. Forget organized tours and discover the real China with us: transportation mishaps, Miao traditions, and hilarious culture shocks. Our independent travel itinerary in China takes us through the alleyways of Fenghuang, a place that transforms completely at night. On this day, we face the odyssey of finding a Western breakfast, unexpected issues with local taxi drivers' deposits, and a peculiar restaurant where we practically had to fill out a multiple-choice exam just to get a meal. We also analyze a valuable social issue: how the retirement system, pensions, and employment for the elderly work in China compared to Spain. And to end the day, we show you our hotel room's terrace overlooking the river. If you enjoy discovering the world through the eyes of two traveling boomers, with humor, naturalness, and no filters, subscribe to the channel and leave us a nice comment! IN THIS VIDEO: 00:00 Intro 00:30 Looking for a Western breakfast 03:44 Wandering through Fenghuang 04:30 Do Chinese women spit? 05:17 Old people working hard 07:01 Horn and silver crafts 08:24 Dresses for the granddaughters 09:21 Temples, shops, squares, people... 16:48 Tribulations at dinner 🎒 About "Boomers in Places": We are a couple, 59 and 65 years old, proving that the adventurous spirit doesn't expire with age. Although our passion is traveling by campervan, this time we decided to explore China independently and without agencies. We love authentic experiences, real anecdotes, and above all, taking the unexpected events of the road with a great sense of humor.