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Why American Vlogger is Blown Away by China | Let's Meet ㉛
Chongqing—The first all-English international broadcast program in Chongqing, the 31st episode of "Let's Meet," produced by the Western China International Communication Organization, will be aired on Chongqing Satellite TV on August 24.
Cyrus Janssen is an American YouTuber with over a million followers who lived in China for ten years. His fluent Chinese has forged a deep connection with the country. He has produced a series of videos about China that have been widely praised on video platforms both domestically and internationally. His work presents a real and multidimensional view of China to the Western world while actively addressing various questions about China and working to dispel misconceptions.
Cyrus Janssen’s Chongqing Journey
In Chongqing, Cyrus visited iconic landmarks such as the World Financial Center, Jiefangbei, Hongya Cave, and the Chongqing Art Museum. The city's unique topography has fostered a distinctive architectural style that left a strong impression on Cyrus. The grandeur of the Yuzhong Peninsula, the spectacular confluence of the two rivers, and the remarkable sight of the light rail crossing bridges all contributed to his admiration for the city's unique charm.
First Impressions of Chongqing
Cyrus was deeply impressed by Chongqing, admitting that the city's beauty exceeded his expectations. The breathtaking skyline captivated him, and his close interactions with the locals allowed him to feel the warmth and enthusiasm of the city. He noted that the people of Chongqing showed no prejudice towards him as a Westerner but instead displayed great friendliness and tolerance.
Cyrus Janssen’s Exclusive Interview
Before wrapping up his journey in Chongqing, Alex, the host of "Yujian," conducted an in-depth interview with Cyrus. In the interview, Cyrus shared his observations on the flourishing Chinese tourism industry, particularly highlighting the 144-hour visa-free policy that has attracted an increasing number of foreign visitors. As an American who has lived in China for several years, he also expressed a deep affection for the country, noting that living in China is both safe and convenient. He firmly believes that cooperating with China is a wise choice and an inevitable trend for future development.
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