Robert Adolf was attracted by Chinese culture when，as a child，he watched the 1998 Disney cartoon，Mulan.He never thought that he would one day work in China.
Adolf was born in Munich，Germany in 1997.After graduating from Kotztanz University in 2017，he came to China.At the beginning，later lived in Lianyungang，in northern Jiangsu province.
After living in China for several years，Adolf learned that there are 56 peoples in China."It is amazing!Why not show their cultural charm to the world？"said the young man who's also known as Baozi.He gave himself the nickname because the first meal he had after arriving in China was baozi.
In July 2021，Adolf and three of his Chinese friends decided to film a documentary of China's peoples.Two months later，they set out from Lianyungang and drove all the way to Guizhou province.They have recorded the customs and culture of the Tujia，Dong，Yoo，Shui and other peoples along the way.
"In Guizhou，you can truly experience the colorful life of peoples，"recalled Adolf.While filming in Guizhou，they worship their ancestors，sing traditional songs，and watch horse races.The celebrations usually last for nearly two months.It is known as the "longest national festival in the world".
His short videos have been praised by audiences from China and abroad."After watching these videos，many foreigners feel surprised to discover that China has so many beautiful places and cultures.Many of them want to visit China，too，"the 26-year-old said."This is exactly what I want. "
Adolf hasn't set a timetable for his short video project.But one thing is for sure：he will keep on filming.One day he will finish recording all of the 56 peoples in China!
①Adolf's videos have won praise all over the world.
②Adolf made up his mind to film a documentary.
③Adolf recorded several peoples' customs along the way.
④Adolf celebrated the Duan Festival with the Shui people.
