Rainy Weekend in China After 20 Years In Australia Breakfast & Grocery Shopping The Cost Of Living
#china #travel #LifeinChina A simple solo morning: riding my e-bike in the rain without a raincoat, eating hot Guo Bian and youtiao for breakfast, watching the busy wet market, getting free air for my tires from a kind shop owner, and ending with a quiet moment by the small river. Nothing fancy, just real daily life in China. 00:00 Intro - Rainy Morning 00:53 Riding e-bike in the rain 01:50 Breakfast - Guo Bian & Youtiao Watching the wet market 05:06 Going to Grocery Shopping 16:35 Getting Food From Wet Market 18:11 By the small river After living in Australia for 20 years, I'm slowly getting used to this peaceful, simple pace again. If you enjoy quiet slice-of-life vlogs, please like and subscribe. Thanks for watching ❤️
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