This is what happens when you, when you go travel to Asian.

When I come back to Quebec and I look at our roads and our infrastructure and all that,

I'm coming back to like a third world country.

And so people think that, you know, China's like a third world country. But you showed images of Shanghai.

I mean, I write a lot about Shenzhen because that's where I stayed.

Shenzhen, for those who don't know, it's a big, a big city right across the border from Hong Kong and southern China.

It has to be the most, in my opinion, the most modern city in the world.

40 years ago, it used to be a fishing village.

Hey, friends, welcome back. Thanks for tuning in. Sean from SGT Report.

That was my Canadian friend and journalist Daniel Fournier talking about his recent

adventures to China, where he lived for quite a period of time, and now he's thinking about making

a move back to Asia with his family. Why? In Asia, they have bullet trains and gleaming cities.

No wonder Jim Rogers moved his family to Singapore in 2006.

And he said, buy low, sell high, be curious and be skeptical,

and make sure that your children and your grandchildren are fluent in Mandarin.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have high-speed trains to nowhere in this country.

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