You read correctly ! It is possible to obtain a multiple entry visa for China valid for 10 years!

I filmed my journey all over the place during the several weeks I spent crossing part of China by bike. The country is huge and complex to understand and explain. Yet that's what I'm trying here, in 3 words: explosion, diversity and adaptation.

In Shanghai, as in most major Chinese cities, hundreds of thousands of self-service bicycles decorate the city with their bright colors. Sometimes even too much. My curiosity piqued, I decided to be invited to the most important of these new bicycle companies without stations, Mobike.

Along the paths, several things made me laugh. Following the 1 part and 2 part, here are more photos of the amazing ones on the road!

Some tips and dishes available for eating along the roads. A “real” Chinese buffet!

My weeks in Shanghai had made me forget the omnipresent noise of China… Pedals en masse that we are done!

I spend three weeks in the most populous city in China. But time flies too quickly, between a presentation at Cirque du Soleil, the purchase of a suit, and meeting Wayne Gretzky!

The noise, the heat, the utter incomprehension… At least the landscapes are beautiful!

I had failed to get a Chinese Central Asian visa two years ago. As soon as I entered the country, I still wonder if I did the right thing to get one in Canada.