Comprehensible Chinese Input｜My hobbies (HSK2-4; Slow & Subtitled)

Hello everyone, today I'll take you on a flight in China. Generally, before flying, I check three things. My ID card mobile phone luggage In China, for domestic flights, you only need your ID card; a passport is not required. Usually, I leave two hours in advance, so I feel more at ease. In China, you can take the subway or a taxi to the airport, and of course there is also airport shuttle bus service. I have already arrived at the airport, which is quite large and crowded. I'm going to the check-in counter next. Hold the machine Check-in means getting your boarding pass, boarding pass, then checking in your luggage, checking in your luggage. In China, you can choose to check in manually, just as I'm doing now—hand your ID card to the staff member, and they'll issue your boarding pass and check in your luggage for you. Now he's handing me the boarding pass for me to check, and I confirm there's no problem—this is the boarding pass, with the flight number, date, cabin class, my name, seat, and gate. Now I'm going to go through security screening; security screening is a safety check. There are still a lot of people at the airport; I'm looking for the sign to security screening now. This is an inquiry counter for security checks and domestic departures. Following this arrow, I found the security check area. During security checks, you need to place your bag on the conveyor belt. In China, you need to take out your mobile phone, computer, and power bank, sometimes even take off your coat, and you cannot take photos during security checks. After the security check, I entered the waiting area, which was also very spacious—Chengdu's airport is truly huge. I followed the arrow and found that my boarding gate was far away. I'm getting off the elevator now and continuing to go down the elevator. I'm looking for the sign to the boarding gate; continue down the elevator. This elevator is unusually long, and I'm very afraid. Alright, we need to take the metro to another terminal. I'm already in the car, preparing to get off. Following the crowd, we took the elevator again. I'm really afraid of elevators, especially since I'm afraid of heights. Then follow the arrow. On both sides are some seats. This waiting area is relatively empty. Now, there are not many people following the arrow signs. A person was pushing his luggage and was finally nearing his destination, passing by a milk tea shop and a restaurant. It was just perfect in timing—I arrived at the gate exactly when boarding was about to start, and everyone was already queuing. You see, the place where people are queuing is my boarding gate. Usually, if the time is earlier, I'll buy a cup of coffee. But it's impossible today, because the place I'm going to is quite cold, so everyone is wearing a lot of clothes. Alright, we're ready to board the plane. The aircraft parked outside is the one I'm going to board today. I'm now on the plane, finding my seat and sitting down. In China, flight attendants are still quite warm and enthusiastic. The plane has arrived; I'm getting off. They warmly said goodbye to me. I'm very happy because I've reached my destination, Harbin. Harbin, a northern city in China. Follow the arrow—it's a baggage claim area. You have checked luggage; pick up your baggage here. Everyone is waiting for their own luggage. I didn't check in any luggage, so we just walked out of the airport directly. Well, this is my experience flying in China. If you like videos about authentic Chinese life and learning Chinese, don't forget to like and subscribe!