FINALLY LEAVING CHINA AFTER 6 YEARS. What really happened



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After 6 incredible years in China, it’s time for me to say goodbye and start a new chapter. In this video, I’m sharing the real story behind my decision to leave, the highs and lows of life as an expat, and what’s next for me.

China has been a place of growth, adventure, and unforgettable experiences. From learning the culture to making lifelong connections, this journey has shaped who I am today. But sometimes, life calls for change—and I’m ready to take that leap.

📍 In this video, I’ll share:
• Why I’m leaving China after 6 years
• What I’ll miss the most
• The challenges I faced as an expat
• My plans for the future

Thank you for being part of my journey. Let’s look back on the memories, and move forward together to whatever comes next.

And also check out @Pee_thar channel for an interview where i gave detail reasons am leaving Farewell PRINCE HEAVENS | interview with a YouTuber leaving China after 6 years
https://youtu.be/7T1yQy2XYZU

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36 thoughts on “FINALLY LEAVING CHINA AFTER 6 YEARS. What really happened”

  1. the "this, this, this" thing is hilarious lol

    not as bad but 'bu shi' sounds like 'bullsheeit' said quickly in American accent. My mental age is 10 but I almost pissed myself laughing when I was first learning haha

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  2. I don’t know what this guy’s situation will be back in Ghana but if he wants a better situation he should try South America or one of those countries that have black peoples like Brazil but he’d have to learn Spanish, good luck to him

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  3. I went to China 🇨🇳 in 1994 to work. I was your age, twenty-five. I came to China the same time you're leaving. LOL! I had 7 years of wonderful experience. More power to you & good luck on your new journeys. Safe travels. 🙏

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  4. I love ur contents bro, i also came China 2018 jst one year before U, so u didn't go back in the corona? haha, i was thinking u r international student here as ur Chinese language is good. Keep shining bro, hopefully I'll keep watching ur videos everywhere u go

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  5. Yasss our own Taiyo Aina.His travel content are amazing you can do something like that too.We’re coming right behind you.For now just transfer your mandarin speaking skills to me😂😂

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  6. Is not just china, but 3 main power today are russia, china, and US. All 3 has similar immigration rules which foreigners can't just come to do youtube, or just any particular work. Guess which of the 3 are actually the hardest to get a greencard and especially citizenship? it's the US. That is why US has huge illegal immigration issues by far. China is actually the more relaxed case belive it or not. Is not easy for any foreigner in any foreign country. You will be back tho. Do your thing.🐬

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  7. LISTEN❗️

    I would like to take a moment to remind you of the profound truth that there is life after death, and that the only path to this eternal life is through Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior.

    I encourage each of you to seek a personal relationship with Jesus while you have the opportunity. As it is written in Jeremiah 29:13, “You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.” It is essential to earnestly pursue Him.

    Jesus endured great suffering for our sake so that we may attain a home in Heaven. The Scriptures remind us in Matthew 25:41 that hell was not created for humanity, but for the devil and his angels. In His great love, Jesus provided a way for us to be saved through His sacrificial death on the cross, taking our place and bearing our sins (1 Peter 2:24).

    I urge you to repent of your sins and seek God’s forgiveness, as stated in 1 John 1:9: “If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”

    I care for each of you and pray that you will come to know Jesus personally. May you experience His love and grace in your life. Stay blessed family🙏🏿❤️.

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  8. Love your channel nephew. You have always been a respectful gentlemen in everything you have done. A lot of the young men from the US can learn a lot from you. I have a quick question. I am 57yrs old and I just started teaching myself Mandarin because I will be traveling over there this year and I want to know what do you think is the best way to learn it? What I mean is, should I learn more phrases, and whats the best way to practice the language?

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