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Ever wondered what it’s like to live in China as a foreigner? Dutch vlogger Naomi Riteco, who’s called the Chinese mainland home for two years, is breaking stereotypes and sharing her love for the lifestyle. From 24/7 convenience to feeling safe walking alone at night, here’s why she’s staying put.
Public Transport Goals
Naomi raves about China’s 'insanely efficient' high-speed trains and metro systems that 'make commuting feel like a breeze.' No car? No problem!
Safety First, Always
'I’ve never felt safer,' she says, highlighting late-night street food runs without a worry. For solo travelers and expats, this is a big win.
Tech-Savvy Living
Who needs cash? Mobile payments dominate daily life, and Naomi admits she’s 'addicted' to the seamless digital ecosystem.
COVID Response: A Game-Changer
She also credits China’s pandemic measures for making her feel 'protected' during global uncertainty—a nod to the country’s structured approach.
Whether you’re a traveler, student, or just curious, Naomi’s story proves cultural adaptation can be full of surprises. Would you give it a try?
Dutch vlogger Naomi Riteco, who’s called the Chinese mainland home for two years, is breaking stereotypes and sharing her love for the lifestyle. From 24/7 convenience to feeling safe walking alone at night, here’s why she’s staying put. 
Public Transport Goals
Safety First, Always
Tech-Savvy Living
COVID Response: A Game-Changer
Would you give it a try?
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