From Pakistan to China: Why This Vlogger Calls It Home

Meet Younus Ghazali: a Pakistani vlogger who swapped textbooks for TikTok-worthy adventures in Kunming, China. After graduating from a Chinese university, Younus turned his love for the country into a thriving export business—and a digital diary showcasing China’s charm through fresh eyes.

But it’s not just the megacities or high-speed trains that keep him hooked. For Younus, China is about people. From dumpling-making sessions with neighbors to late-night street-food runs, he’s built a 'family' far from home. 'They’ve taught me Mandarin, shared festivals, and even helped me start my business,' he says. Talk about friendship goals!

His bucket list? Checked. Pandas in Chengdu? Done. Scaling the Great Wall? Terra-cotta Warriors selfies? You bet. 'China’s culture isn’t just ancient—it’s alive,' Younus explains. 'Every street has a story, every dish has history.' And let’s not forget the food—hotpot nights are his 'ultimate therapy.'

For globetrotters and culture buffs, Younus’s message is clear: China’s magic isn’t just in its landmarks. It’s in the laughter of friends, the sizzle of street vendors, and the warmth of a place that’s become his second home.

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Me@China: Why a Pakistani vlogger loves China

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