Abandoned Millionaires Royal Family's Mansion FOUND THEIR JOURNAL

Man this place was so creepy especially that shrine! awesome vid bro mine is up now too ;)

8:33 that cap is translated to "make taiwan great again"

hey Steve ,ive been watching for a while but just got my channel up this year and started subscribing, now cant wait for your next each time good stuff, keep going!

stop mentioning your sweat thingy know one is worried about that it is ok to sweat sweetheart. NOT A BIG DEAL.

Great video mate!!!! Little by little I want to see all your videos.... Massive job guys!!!!! thank you

7:37 = Practice guidelines for three principles of ministration or The Party 's Instructions on the Work of the Three People' s Parties 9:49 = premier beauty (Right side of door) 9:59 = Church Temple of the river (green sign above door) / We galaxy 40,000 send dispatch (left side of door) 10:01 = Chongshan arches and industry (Blue characters on brick wall)

We might not agree with there laws, but the respect they give to abandoned houses is out standing. Thank you for the tour.           Chirp

Great video, love how you tell us the history of the place, makes the video a lot more interesting :)

Love this vid! The cinematography was so lit🔥💕

Steve Ronin i think i found water symbol for a kanji lol! soon im gonna start explore abandoned places just like you one day! :D

I really love your work Steve ! I especialy love when you guys show the kitchen ! It is the heart of the home !

Great drone footage in the beginning, what a great explore! Good work!

Wow the shrines beautiful. Thanks Steve!!!!!

Thnks for sharing steve god bless u

Fascinating architecture!

Very different kind of video Steve! I always appreciate you sharing a history about where you are exploring! Thanks for sharing and I hope that you video tape at Alcatraz Prison into the future...your video would be real cooooool!😄

Loved seeing the old Sony console TVs. Very well preserved place, except it looks like weather did a number on all the woodwork finishes. Just an FYI for historical information>>the sewing machine is called a treadle sewing machine. You'll notice it had a plate close to the floor & before there was electricity, you would use one or both feet up and down, back & forth to "power" the machine & get the parts moving. Some were built later to do both treadle & electricity. I think my mom got her mom's & it was what I learned to sew on (I'm 69 yrs old) Very safe way to teach a kid to sew. Also on your "secret" documents, you talked about the fire & whether you meant it or not, the 3 brownish spots on the side would have been where metal brads would hold all the paper together with. Thanks for showing us around!

Nice job Steve, thank you and your buddy for an awesome view w/history! Too bad we couldn't see any bathing rooms...

So steve,its amazing to know you are a filipino!

Think it is so great that younger people are doing this- learning about history and what happens when we do not not preserve some of the historical properties. Great education for anyone- and sorry for all the comments about your mom- I will stop...It just made me laugh when I first saw you say that in Josh's video.....