Minnesotan returns, hoping to promote China-US ties

Goal is to attract more Americans to see the country for themselves, Li Yingxue reports.

When Evan Kail first visited China last year, he had no idea his 30-day trip would turn into a three-month journey of discovery and cultural exchange. He traveled across the country exploring various cities, and even found himself onstage at China Central Television's Spring Festival Gala on Chinese New Year's Eve.

Returning to China in March, he knew this visit would take him even further — more places to explore, more stories to uncover.

"I'm here to build a bridge between the United States and China," says the 36-year-old pawnshop owner from the US state of Minnesota.