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The other viewer identified as Wuu Hoo, a Chinese growing up in the U.S. since the age of 5, said she/he heard negative comments about China and received racist comments after the family moved to a small city in Nevada from New York City.

But when Wuu Hoo visited China a few years ago, she/he realized how great China is.

“The cities were totally different from before, everyone seemed so happy… When I came back from China, whenever I hear about a negative comment made about China, I actually do some research instead of just listening and believing it. Looking at how China solves problems, like the pandemic, I was actually so PROUD of being Chinese. People say the Chinese Government brainwashes people, but honestly, I felt like I was being brainwashed in the U.S. into thinking that my home country is terrible in every way,” said Wuu Hoo.

In the You Tube channel, Dumbrill, a father of 4 who has been living in China for 13 years, shared his experience about the country.

The bar owner in Shenzhen has also followed hot topics like Hong Kong turmoil and COVID-19 and tell the world what China really is.

The Shenzhen Daily reporter met Dumbrill on Oct. 15 last year, when he attended a symposium on Shenzhen’s development on the 40th anniversary of the special economic zone. At the symposium, he said he did this because he thought China is misunderstood and should tell its side of story better. He wanted to tell people from all around the world how great Shenzhen and China is.

Dumbrill declined the interview request of the reporter, saying he just wanted to tell the truth about Xinjiang to the Western people and prevent them from being kept in darkness.