Thanks for being here! The next video will be from Xinjiang(China-Kazakhstan border). btw, I'm so curious: are gap years common or socially accepted in your country?

Please, please, please don't use AI for your voice-overs. Myself, (and probably everyone else) would rather hear your real voice, even of you make a few mistakes in English. That is much more authentic and makes for a 1000 times better better video.

The gentleman that helped to fix your motor bike is correct. You are very courageous.  I am blown away with how beautiful and desolate is rural China. I am also impressed with the friendliness and hospitality of the people you are encountering.  My continued best to you, Rilla, and all the friends you are making on your adventures.

New filipino subscriber here 🎉🎉🎉
Love watching your video

Hi Rilla, @05:06 Knowing that you read the comments and that the words and likes encourage you is a heartfelt way of showing us that you care.🥰 Watching you travel gives me a lot to enjoy and discover, and I admire you for taking on such a challenging motorbike trip, especially after only recently getting your license.😎 @09:29 Hearing you speak Uyghur and seeing the checkpoint worker smile was a lovely moment. As always, I’ll be looking forward to your videos and the next highlights of your adventure. Thank you for taking us along as you make your way to Xinjiang❣

Your videos are so educational. I love it 🥰🥰👍

A Shandong person going to Xinjiang and visiting a coffee shop playing Cantonese music.

When people ask you about work just tell them you're a YouTuber. It's true.

Crazy but it's real......Amazing work target Woman...Salout.....thank you for share.......!!

great drone shots, could really feel the scale and vastness of this place👍👍👍

Thanks for another lovely video.  It restores so much faith in humanity when I see acts of kindness like the guy at the petrol station.  It's nice when we all work together and try to do good things for other human beings.  Be safe.

Such a beautiful place, and another interesting and exciting video. Awesome Rilla, you’re doing so well. But as always, don’t push too hard or take any risks that will leave you hurt or in any kind of trouble. Good luck 😃👍

I'm from north west Canada.   "Gap years" are common and socially acceptable - but the term is relatively recent.  When I went through University I was almost entirely self-funded.  If I had enough money for the following year, i went to the Uni - if not, I worked & went to the Uni the next year.   My life was my own, and I had to determine how best to live it!!

What a beautiful scenery

What a great adventure! Keep it going!

The coffee shop owner was listening to canto-pop! Haha...

People there are so nice! Really nice to see.

So nice to hear some Cantonese classic songs, truly a different era of music.

Your videos and your editing are getting better with video!

Another great video from you Rilla, I like your drome shots. Here in Australia many people your age are travelling around woman are independent and having a great time moving around the country. Keep up the good work. Ray