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We Returned to China… and It Felt Like Home 🇨🇳
Returning to China: Robot Deliveries and High-Tech Hotels
After 6 Weeks away, we finally returned to China… and instantly it felt like home again.
From the familiar streets and amazing food to robot deliveries, high-tech hotels, and the energy of the city, being back reminded us why we love this country so much.
But this trip is different.
We’ve...
After 6 weeks away, we finally returned to China… and instantly it felt like home again. From the familiar streets and amazing food to robot deliveries, high-tech hotels, and the energy of the city, being back reminded us why we love this country so much. But this trip is different. We’ve returned for something very special… and some of the biggest videos we’ve ever made are coming soon. This is just the beginning.
After six weeks away, travelers Reanne and Ben return to China, where the familiar streets and high-tech marvels like robot deliveries make it feel like home. This time, they're in Hangzhou for a secret mission that promises their most spectacular videos yet. Stay tuned for an immersive journey into China's cutting-edge technology and heartfelt connections.
After 6 weeks away, we finally returned to China… and instantly it felt like home again. From the familiar streets and amazing food to robot deliveries, high-tech hotels, and the energy of the city, being back reminded us why we love this country so much. But this trip is different. We’ve returned for something very special… and some of the biggest videos we’ve ever made are coming soon. This is just the beginning.
After six long weeks exploring Australia, Reanne and Ben finally set foot back on Chinese soil, and the relief is palpable. The journey wasn't easy—a 10-hour flight on a budget airline with terrible movie selection tested their patience—but the moment they landed in Hangzhou, the familiar energy of China welcomed them back. The couple, known for their deep love of Chinese technology and convenience, couldn't hide their excitement about returning to a place where robots deliver food and everything feels effortlessly efficient. Their travel day was a masterclass in spontaneous decision-making: originally booked to fly to Guangzhou for a connecting flight, they cleverly skipped the second leg to land directly in Hangzhou, saving hours of travel time. The airport itself impressed them with its modern facilities, including a dedicated e-hailing waiting area that made getting a taxi seamless. Ben couldn't resist sharing his fascination with the famous 'Asian squat,' a skill he admits eludes him completely. The real magic, however, unfolded at their hotel when a robot appeared to deliver their food—a moment that perfectly encapsulates why they love China. Ben's 52 yuan dinner (about £5.50) included spicy noodles, boneless chicken wings, and a pork sandwich, showcasing the incredible value and variety of Chinese takeaway culture. As they settled into their compact but functional hotel room, the exhaustion of the journey melted away, replaced by anticipation for what lies ahead: a major EV reveal in Ningbo and a packed schedule of content creation. Reanne and Ben's genuine enthusiasm for Chinese life shines through, making this return feel less like a work trip and more like a homecoming.
After six weeks away, Reanne & Ben return to China, instantly feeling like they've come home. From robot deliveries and high-tech hotels to the irresistible convenience of Chinese life, this vlog captures the joy of reuniting with a country they adore. With a major EV reveal on the horizon and some of their biggest videos ever planned, this trip marks an exciting new chapter in their China adventures.
After six weeks away, travelers return to China, instantly feeling at home with robot deliveries, amazing food, and familiar energy, all while preparing for a '
Return to China: Robot Deliveries, Budget Flights & EV Reveal
3:06 A crucial tip for content creators: Always check your SD card footage after filming each video to avoid losing important content.
10:43 Order a SIM card and eSIM before arriving in China for instant connectivity. Essential apps include WeChat, Alipay, and DiDi.
14:12 Get an eSIM before arriving in China for seamless internet access. A VPN is essential to bypass restrictions for apps like Instagram and Google.
14:56 Avoid taxi scams at airports: don't follow the taxi signs. Instead, head to the e-hailing area and order a ride via DiDi for fair pricing.
15:49 Ordering a DiDi taxi is instant in China. Use the app's messaging feature to share your location with the driver for smooth pickup.
3:06 A crucial tip for content creators: Always check your SD card footage after filming each video to avoid losing important content.
10:43 Order a SIM card and eSIM before arriving in China for instant connectivity. Essential apps include WeChat, Alipay, and DiDi.
14:12 Get an eSIM before arriving in China for seamless internet access. A VPN is essential to bypass restrictions for apps like Instagram and Google.
14:56 Avoid taxi scams at airports: don't follow the taxi signs. Instead, head to the e-hailing area and order a ride via DiDi for fair pricing.
15:49 Ordering a DiDi taxi is instant in China. Use the app's messaging feature to share your location with the driver for smooth pickup.
0:01 Longest flight ever
5:12 Boarding the budget airline
10:06 Landed in Hangzhou
14:56 Avoiding taxi scams
17:15 Hotel arrival and robot
22:10 Robot food delivery
25:47 Big day ahead in Ningbo
0:01 Longest flight ever
5:12 Boarding the budget airline
10:06 Landed in Hangzhou
14:56 Avoiding taxi scams
17:15 Hotel arrival and robot
22:10 Robot food delivery
25:47 Big day ahead in Ningbo
on tour with dridgers#otwd중국중국 여행robotrobot chinarobot deliverychina 2050things to do in chinachina first impressions첫 중국 여행ben and reanneben china중국 여행 브이로그china techWhat was the best part about returning to China?
The convenience! Having robots deliver food and everything being so easy again is unbeatable.
How did you avoid getting scammed at the airport?
Don't follow the taxi signs. Head to the e-hailing area and order a DiDi for a fair price every time.
What's your favorite meal in China?
The Xinjiang style noodles with lamb, and the Long Jiang old tail pig foot are absolute must-haves.
What was the flight like?
It was a 10-hour budget flight with no good movies. I ended up learning 50 Chinese survival words instead!
