>>44223
In Chinese villages people never heard of Youtube, nor it is accessible to them, so they won't make scenic videos about their daily lives to upload there. But they won't do it even to their video sharing sites. Especially not with this quality, and precisely set up, directed, and cut. Most of the videos are CC, this channel doesn't paddle anything, the vids aren't documentary.
Those videos are obviously created by the Chinese state or a company contracted by the Chinese state to influence the countries image in the eye of foreign public. This propaganda technique is literally called "country image building" in Hungarian, I'm not sure what's the proper English term. Many other stuff fits in this category like organizing a Euro Cup tournament (or just get to provide a stadium like this year).
I bet a bunch of channel like this exist from various countries. I dunno why you find it unbearable that I pointed it out in this case, especially since that is the most characteristic description of those videos.