Don't Travel To Xiamen, China Until You've Watched This !
Hey Guys! It's JQ here! JQTV is back! You are in for some great surprises! Get ready as I take you on a journey of a life time! As, we all know Xiamen, China is the #1 tourist destination in China! In this short video you will see exactly why! Enjoy!
Street Food (China) Epi 10.20 - WHITE COFFEE
It's time for my very favorite Malaysian drink: Whit Coffee! In this episode, I go to the original, original super legit hometown of white coffee - Ipoh. Get stoked!!!
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Xiamen City Vlog 厦门岛内
Places that we went to in this vlog, not in order: Xiamen Ling Ling Circus 厦门灵玲国际马戏城, Xiamen City 厦门岛内, Xiamen Tong An District 同安, Xiamen Coffee Street咖啡一条街
documentary on coffee culture in Xiamen
Directed and produced by Jing Yu
Reporter: Xi Chen, Minyue Xia
Narrow street in Xiamen, China - LearnChineseIn100Days.com
Narrow street in Xiamen, China
Best Coffee Shops in Fuzhou, China!
Fuzhou may not be as famous as the bigger Chinese cities of Beijing or Shanghai, but it does still offer some of the Western conveniances these cities also have! Join us as we show you around some of the best coffee shops here in Fuzhou!
Micro Coffee Roaster（微焙咖啡工厂）：6#114, No. 1 Jinshan Road, Cangshan District, Fuzhou （福州市仓山区金山路1号红坊海峡创意园6#114）
Coffeedan （咖啡单）：No. 15-11, Yingji Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou（福州市鼓楼区营迹路15-11号）
RGB Cafe：1#112，No. 68 Zhenwu Road, Taijiang District, Fuzhou （福州市台江区振武路68号1#112）
Showroom Cafe : Building 1, No. 81 Liuhe Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou（福州市鼓楼区柳河路81号省电影机械厂1号厂房）
No Sugar （素古）：Room 105-108, Building 10, No. 523 Gongye Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou （福州市鼓楼区福大怡山创意园北区10#105-108）
Incoffee （在咖啡）：No. 130 Fenghu Road, Gulou District, Fuzhou （福州市鼓楼区凤湖路130号）
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A Trip to Three Lanes and Seven Alleys | Fuzhou
We joined our teachers Emma and Chloe as their explored one of Fuzhou's most famous streets - Three Lanes and Seven Alleys!
Join the girls as they explore the winding alleys, write postcards home, have a coffee and listen to the buskers!
Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, or Sanfang Qixiang in Mandarin, is a historic area in the centre of Fuzhou, very close to our XiHu branch. Famous for it's Ming and Qing Dynasty buildings, the area is full of museums, galleries, coffee shops and eateries.
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Kenn3dy V log 7 Xiamen China to the Philippines
Summary of my trip to the Philippines.
Xiamen China (Amoy) 4K
Www.Xscion.org, 4k travel, Shot on Sony Z100, China, Culture, Skateboarding style, Twin Skateboarding, Gulangyu, Hulishan, .
Follow me on Twitter @tace105: I met a Japanese girl named Sakura while in a bookstore in Fuzhou. We became friends and decided to check out Xiamen .
I rant about why I live in China during a stroll on Gulangyu Island, near Xiamen. ARE YOU A SUBSCRIBER? First of all, I love you, you're the best. Second of all .
Xiamen (Amoy) is a major city on the southeast (Taiwan Strait) coast of China. You may see inside/near the city: Gulangyu Island, South Putuo Temple, Xiamen .
Starbucks CEO on deciding to temporarily close half the chain's stores in China
Starbuck CEO Kevin Johnson joins Squawk on the Street to discuss the company's fourth-quarter holiday earnings as well as the steps it is taking to respond to the coronavirus outbreak in China.
Starbucks CEO Kevin Johnson sought to tamp down concerns on Wednesday about how the coronavirus outbreak in China would impact the coffee chain’s business there.
“We’ve been in China for 20 years. We realize that this is a temporary issue that we’ve got to deal with,” Johnson said on “Squawk on the Street.” “We’re doing it responsibly. We’re doing it by prioritizing the health and well-being of our Starbucks partners.”
Starbucks has closed more than half of its Chinese locations as the country battles the spread of the virus.
Johnson called it a “very dynamic situation,” stressing that “when there’s a concern, we will close stores.”
“We’re dealing with this on a daily basis,” he added.
Shares of Starbucks were trading down more than 2.5% early Wednesday, a day after the Seattle-based company beat expectations with fiscal first-quarter earnings but cautioned that the Wuhan coronavirus could alter its fiscal 2020 outlook.
Johnson said Wednesday the company had planned to raise its guidance.
But due to the spread of the virus, he said, “We felt it was in the best interest to really better understand the implications of that. And as we do we’re going to be transparent with our investors.”
The total number of confirmed cases of the coronavirus reached more than 6,100 worldwide, with 132 deaths in China, Chinese and international health authorities said Wednesday.
China accounted for 10% of Starbucks’ $7.1 billion revenue during its first quarter.
Sales at Chinese locations open at least a year increased by 3% as Starbucks faces greater competition in the country, most notably from rival Luckin Coffee. The Xiamen, China-based rival recently overtook Starbucks as the largest coffee chain in the country, based on the number of stores.
Even with the ongoing situation around the coronavirus, Johnson said he remained bullish on Starbucks’ prospects in China. “I am still so optimistic about the long-term growth potential that China presents. We will navigate this.”
“And guess what? Next year we’re going to get to comp over this,” he added. “This does not change our outlook for our long-term double-digit growth at scale earnings model.”
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METRO SUPERMARKET XIAMEN CHINA
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Quanzhou, Fujian, China 2018 Trip Vlog
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Quanzhou is a city in Fujian, Southern China. I went there on October 27 - November 4, 2018 with family to visit relatives. I compiled the photos and a few video clips I took during the trip into a vlog. Hope you enjoy this video.
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Day 1: 00:00 Intro
flew to Quanzhou, Fujian, China, from Manila, Philippines
00:50 Trip log begins
Day 2: 01:18
Qingyuan Mountains Scenic Area (01:27), ginger duck lunch (02:06),
cashless transactions (02:19), West lake Park(02:30),
sugarcane peeling/ juicing contraption (02:39), Kaiyuan Monastery (02:44), West Street (03:17)
Day 3: 03:40 - Quanzhou Railway Station → Wu Yi Shan
lunch (03:49), Wu Yi Shan park (03:54), Yi Xian Tian attraction (03:59),
local market and dinner (04:13),
Impressions Da Hong Pao musical about tea, directed by Zhang Yi Mou (04:22),
Day 4: 05:27, bamboo raft tour of Wu Yi Shan (05:36)
hotel lunch (07:27), TianYou Peak (07:32),
Yun Wo- attraction with Chinese writing carved on rock (07:58),
Day 5: 08:23 - train ride back to Quanzhou
Day 6: 08:37 - freaky pumpkins
Quanzhou skyline from my window (08:43), Local Fish Cafe (05:55)
Day 7: 09:11 - Wu Dian Shi historical replica town, Jinjiang
vintage Southern Chinese/ Fujianese house replicas (10:19),
Fujian/ Minnan style lunch at a vintage themed restaurant (10:32),
regular Chinese food seafood dinner (10:58),
Day 8: 11:05 - more Quanzhou City sights
Confucius Temple (11:08), park with a lake (11:39),
street scenes, weekend flea market (11:40), traditional tea house (11:56),
more street scenes (12:08), Qingjing Mosque (Masjid al-Ashab) (12:11),
etymology of Quanzhou's old nickname Zayton (12:26),
mosque dumpling makers (13:04), another sugarcane peeler gadget (13:21),
Mind Museum (13:43), Yuanhe 1916 (13:51), hypebeast cat (14:02),
Quanzhou City Hall (14:07), seafood dinner (14:10), night stills (14:16)
Day 9: 14:19
flew back home to Manila, Philippines (14:22)
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'Cuo' Ancient Architecture: Xiamen, China
China, as the gateway to East Asia, is a beautiful country possessing some of the world's finest architecture. Traditional architecture holds great significance within Chinese culture. As part of the ACYA x Koala Meets Panda video competition and its collaboration with Xiamen University, I had the privilege of exploring Xiamen for a week with 2 wonderful students, Jingwen Chen and Hanwen Lu. We visited the new Tong'an village in the Haicang District to check out these ancient buildings, commonly known as 'Cuo' and enriched myself about Minnan culture. This was one of the most beautiful and memorable trips of my life.
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cultural reading charity event in Xiamen, filmed with Panasonic MDH2 by Rage Studios
Rage studios offer to help and collaborated by filming the event for free at the popular coffee street in Marco polo, Xiamen.
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Battle Trip | 배틀트립 – Ep.110 Heeeun X Heekyung’s trip to Xiamen, China! [ENG/THA/2018.10.14]
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Showtime: Sun 16:40 (Seoul, UTC+9)
Guests: Yang heeeun and Yang Heekyung
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厦门~ Hollys Coffee -Xiamen
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BBC Documentary- National Geographic-EUPA,Xiamen,China Largest Factory in the world
EUPA - Xiamen - China
They live there. They eat there. Their children attend school there. But most of all, they work there. They are the 17,000 employees of EUPA, a Factory City in the southeast corner of China.
EUPA's massive workforce pumps out 15 million irons per year, millions of sandwich grills, microwaves, coffee makers and blenders. Now they are about to take the manufacturing world by storm with their introduction of solar powered products. From the 2500 microwaves that come off the line each day to the four tons of rice served daily in the five cafeterias, we showcase the process and the personalities that keep this massive machine well-oiled.
The show will focus not only on how the goods are made, but how the Factory City operates.It's a novel concept for the rest of the world. But it's become a way of life in China, where a new industrial revolution is unfolding on a scale the world has never seen.
Megastructures is a documentary television series appearing on the National Geographic Channel in the United States and the United Kingdom, Channel 5 in the United Kingdom, France 5 in France, and 7mate in Australia.
Each episode is an educational look of varying depth into the construction, operation, and staffing of various structures or construction projects, but not ordinary construction products.
Generally containing interviews with designers and project managers, it presents the problems of construction and the methodology or techniques used to overcome obstacles. In some cases (such as the Akashi-Kaikyo Bridge and Petronas Towers) this involved the development of new materials or products that are now in general use within the construction industry.
Megastructures focuses on constructions that are extreme; in the sense that they are the biggest, tallest, longest, or deepest in the world. Alternatively, a project may appear if it had an element of novelty or are a world first (such as Dubai's Palm Islands). This type of project is known as a Megaproject.
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