How to Spend 8 Hours on a China Train

How to spend 8h on train in China Oh that smell

A young traveler spends an absurdly eventful eight-hour journey on a Chinese train: snacking, styling their hair, drinking tea, reacting to a strange smell, laughing, and sharing cabbage with a seatmate. The joke is the escalating chaos and deadpan endurance of a long train ride, accompanied by Roc Chen’s “Opening of a Bite of China,” whose cinematic food-documentary style makes the ordinary travel footage feel hilariously epic. EN: A young traveler spends an absurdly eventful eight-hour journey on a Chinese train: snacking, styling their hair, drinking tea, reacting to a strange smell, laughing, and sharing cabbage with a seatmate. The joke is the escalating chaos and deadpan endurance of a long train ride, accompanied by Roc Chen’s “Opening of a Bite of China,” whose cinematic food-documentary style makes the ordinary travel footage feel hilariously epic.

Cawaca, Micah, Macamoon Macamaca, Appa, Yaqa, Micah, Macamoon Hum, Dan, Macapang, Ya Doze, got it! My Disadventure! Nananan! 還有包菜 啊有雞吧

♪ Roc Chen — Opening of a Bite of China

• @antichirst / 17726 2024-09-09