The People's Republic of The Future

Ello ello. We've taken the three-part series on Shenzhen and turned it into one, longer glorious episode of Hello World. It has a lot of new - dare I say - spectacular footage and some new thoughts about the city and where it's heading. Hope you guys dig in and enjoy!

Trump:" China is dangerous. They stole 5G technology from USA." US Journalist:" Then where is our 5G technology?" Trump:" Don't you understand me? China stole that technology from us, that's why we don't have it any more."

I grew up in Shenzhen. The speed of growth in Shenzhen is incredible

One of my friends who has worked both in Shenzhen and the Bay Area told me that she was frustrated by how slow things are made in the US. In the US, if she wants to have a custom mechanical part made to perform an experiment, she needs to submit an order to the manufacturer and wait for at least a week. In China, it can be done in matter of minutes, and she can walk over to pick up the order within an hour.

living in Canada. At home, we mentioned once to switch to a benz car. we got benz ads everyday in gmails, google search pages and facebook ads. We mentioned once to get a pair of salomon shoes. right away promotions in mail, etc. What a high tech world with transparent privacy. And the politicians blame Huawei

when I was little growing up in Hong Kong, looked across the border from the mountain, Shenzhen was nothing but a piece of flat farmland, and now it developed into a world class city.

DJI takes about 70% share of global drone market, which is quite impressive for a company of just 13 yrs.

I can't help but compare American cities to Chinese cities. I visited both china and america and been to megacities and all I can say is that Shanghai , Guangzhou and Shenzhen is the future . And it's safe to walk at night. Western media really make up lies about china. You guys should just visit and see it with your own eyes. I feel so privileged to be able to travel and see the reality

Shenzhen is a city that so unique. No matter where I go, I’m proud to say I’m from Shenzhen!

Shenzen was just a fishing town 30 years ago. Damn!

I live in São Paulo, the biggest city in the Americas, and this video made me feel like I live in some kind of countryside past

I have lived in China for about 2 years. From what I have seen in China so far, it is really different here compared to what I have seen and heard in the media before coming to China. The Chinese people are hard-working and obsessed with work, yet they value health and rest. It is hard to believe they love Americans to a fault.... It is quite funny. I don't think many Americans know this, though. Mind you, Chinese Police don't carry guns. Lolz.... people live very simple lives and are very happy here. They love to "enjoy, relax and flex" after a hard day's work.

I love how balanced this is; it’s marvelous, it’s exhausting, it’s innovative, it’s intrusive. Great documentary 👍

Great footage of Shenzhen, my home for the past 11 years! Even in one decade this city has exploded beyond imagination!

"If you want to see the past go to Pekin, if you want to see the present go to Shanghai and if you want to see the future go to Shenzhen" Chinese saying.

Shenzhen is a young city full of passion and creativity, and it will be in the top 5 around the world in ten years.

With such a big population, Being organised, well behaved and strictly obeying the country’s laws are important ingredients in helping China develop at an extra ordinary pace. Strictly enforcing laws will also help ward off distractions and possibly destructive influences from the outside world.

I like this video because it shows how hard Chinese people work for a so call better future. The economy miracle never come from anything taken for granted but their hands.

If you can't defeat them ban them 🤣

I got scholarship for china and soon will be leaving for this Tech Giant country to get more incredible experiences in my life.