The People

China. Coronavirus outbreak. All you wanted to know about China virus or coronavirus in project "How People Live" My friends, I am Lyadov, and I am in China doing my vlog. Right now, I intend to go to the Hubei Province, which as many of you already know is described as the source of the coronavirus. This is where the city of Wuhan is, where the coronavirus story started. I want to see how the people there are living. Don’t get me wrong. I am not crazy. I studied the medical side of the issue quite carefully, so I know what I am doing. The most difficult part now is not the virus, but the Chinese police. First of all, the Chinese have one of the world’s most vigilant police forces. Presently, they are being especially careful to catch anyone who films anything at all in the proximity to the Hubei border. // So, let’s see what becomes of this.

North Korea documentary. Episode 2. An interview with real Koreans, I will show how people escape North Korea through the most protected border in the world, despite the fact that their entire family remaining in the DPRK can be sent to a labor camp. At the same time, who and for what kind of bribes can leave the country legally. Kim Jong Il, Kim Jong Un, Kim Il Sung This is second episode of my North Korea vlog, here you will see what is North Korea like, how people live in North Korea, first impressions of North Korea, and what difficulties you will face while North Korea travel. See the Real Life in North Korea in my documentary. Are you planning to travel to North Korea? Is it one of the most dangerous countries in the world?

Venezuela documentary. Caracas - the most dangerous city in the world. Today I will show how people live in a country, where you should only walk the street holding things you a ready to give away to folks with guns, who will surely find you sooner or later. Today we will visit the most terrifying districts, where 30 people shot per day is kind of O.K. You will find amazing and interesting facts about that country you never heard before. “Most of the crimes happen exactly in these districts – robbery, murders, kidnapping.” We will also pay a visit to the rich district. “Huge golf fields. And they are not empty, unlike shelves in the shops.” We will find out why a portion of fries in McDonald’s costs 130$. We will also visit the Venezuelan carnival. Venezuela is an amazing country, because full gas tank costs around $0,075 and a roll of toilet paper - $8,42. Recently there was an assassination attempt on Maduro, a copter flew to him as close as possible and exploded. Since then everyone with a copter is arrested.

My people, today I will show you why population flees Venezuela, and why police shoots at the youth at country's borders. Army here squashes people with their trucks and disperses tear gas everywhere! We'll also meet gang members on bikes and investigate what protesters attack police with... We'll investigate how people survive during a nation wide electricity outage, as doctors are made to use torches to light up the operation tables.

My trip to Mongolia went through the Gobi Desert and off-road to the only city - Ulan Bator and was as extreme as possible. How people live in a country where there are still only 3 asphalt roads throughout the country, many live in the middle of the desert with camels. In order not to freeze in winter, some have to dig homemade artisanal mines, from where they sometimes do not return. Trees in this country hardly grow. I have visited the desert, mine, yurt and the largest city - the capital Ulan Bator.

My people, today I will show you a country were even police drives around with gunmen for security. We'll visit the Guerrero state mountains, home of the largest heroine plantations in the country. We'll talk to local gang members, who weigh their cash, because it is quicker to count it that way. These people don't just control a shop or a street, nope, not even districts, instead they control villages and towns! It's the Guerrero State, where half of Mexico's heroine production takes place. Honestly, when I was on my way to Mexico, I had no idea this trip will turn out to be one of the most insane trips of my life, all due to the fact that Mexico is now experiencing a new evolution of drug wars, and today I'll visit cities with no army, no police, since it's narcos, who control them!

Dear people, in this episode we will visit the most guarded border in the world, which is nevertheless under the onrush of illegal immigrants. In order to get to the USA they scale rusty poles, crawl under fire. There are also really desperate guys, who hide under the seat covers in buses to travel unnoticed. Others build actual catapults, believe it or not, to shoot cocaine bundles over the neutral zone to the US territory. Here the night vision camera caught the moment of the shot. Some numskulls even try to drive over the wall. Here’s a Jeep stuck on top of the steel supports. The guys had to simply drop it and haul ass. We will also go to the really remote areas of Mexico, where people live like in prehistoric times. There’s no TV, no cellular connection, no Internet except in the mayor’s house. But most importantly there are no police. In the Guerrero state mountains people grow heroin, and the towns are ruled by those who drive very expensive cars. Today I’m at one of the most dangerous and interesting borders in the world – the US-Mexico border. Still, despite this huge crazy wall people manage to leak through the fence. This is Lyadov and How People Live from the US-Mexico border.

In today's documentary we will visit Africa, the most dangerous country for tourists - Somalia, which for about 30 years has lived in a state of absolute chaos. I will show you how people live in a country where it is dangerous for foreigners to go to public places for more than 10-20 minutes. We will visit their capital - Mogadishu. All important buildings here have been converted into bunkers, which are protected by czech hedgehogs, spiked ribbons and even a palisade of sharpened rails dug into the ground. This is the first part of my Somalia documentary.

People, many of you have asked documentaries from inside of Russia. Today i will show you one of the most secret places in USSR. Its a Homeland of Russian Atomic Bomb. It came from the times of Cold War. In Soviet times it was called "Zakalyuchinsk", "Kombinat-815", "Eastern Office". The place was top secret and it was not marked on any of the maps of the USSR.

People, today i will show you how War looks like for ordinary civilians. Сonstant bombing, drone attacks, loss of loved ones, destruction of your own home - thats all about Horror of War. This video was my toughest experience ever. The footage for this report was filmed from both sides of the conflict. And I will take turns showing life from one side or the other of the front. So have patience. At the same time, I categorically do not support military actions of any of these parties. I equally love my friends and relatives - Armenians and Azerbaijanis. Azerbaijanis and Armenians. Human relations for me are much more important than nationalities, religions, citizenship and even political views. The only reason I am making this video is to show the horror of war that freezes in front of the little ones, children, women, all peaceful people who at some point discover that the sound of shells is not muffled even if they crawl under the bed and cover themselves with a pillow.

Now I have visited both South Korea and North Korea. 70 years ago, once a single country was divided, and North Korea, together with the Soviet Union, began to build socialism, and the South Korea, together with the Americans and the West in general - capitalism. And neither of those Koreans were asked much. It happened historically. Let's see, what happened in the end.