Bluff is a travel blogger from Ghana with an ambitious goal: to visit every corner of China.
He has explored big cities and gone deep into small counties and villages. His lens captures China's urban landscapes, street life and culture: northern hutongs, southern water towns, western snow mountains, eastern coasts.
Bluff's videos are sincere and down-to-earth. He loves chatting with locals and learning every place's story. China is so vast, he says, every province feels like a small country — the cultural richness is amazing.
His journey continues. Bluff wants to show his Ghanaian and African friends the real China, and bring Chinese stories back to Africa.
Blav, Ghanaian travel blogger, famous for his "walking all over China" series - a representative of African backpackers touring China.
His journey: with a backpack and camera he records Chinese cities, villages, landscapes and people. His "walk all over China" plan has taken him through many provinces.
Content: local customs across China - food, sights, people lives. Filled with curiosity and enthusiasm, viewers "cloud-tour China" with him.
Going viral: his "Ghanaian guy in China" series is popular - his sincere smile and "try everything" attitude make him warm and endearing.
Significance: he represents an African perspective on Chinese tourism - his videos show African audiences the real China and Chinese audiences an African traveller passion.
For readers: his videos help you rediscover overlooked scenery - China through a Ghanaian guy eyes feels so fresh you want to travel too.
He also focuses on ethnic minority regions - Miao villages in Guizhou, Yi villages in Yunnan - recording clothing, songs, dances and festivals. He says "Chinese culture is a garden; every ethnic group a flower." His "walk all over China" is not check-ins but sincerely knowing each place people and life. His videos show African audiences China cultural diversity and make Chinese audiences proud of their own richness.
He also does something meaningful: comparing Ghana and China life, helping netizens of both countries understand each other. "Both countries are developing fast; we should learn from each other." His "walk all over China" continues; after all provinces he plans to write a book. A Ghanaian youth China journey is becoming a new footnote to China-Africa exchange.
His journey continues. "China is so big; I want to walk it all slowly." In his backpack are not just cameras but curiosity and goodwill for the world. Wishing him safe travels and an early book.
Blav says his favourite Chinese city is Xi an "for its weight of history". His next stops are more cities with stories.
