the Chinese's culture is amazing...unfortunately in Europe is little promoted. Just hear their songs and read their books and indeed if we dwell deeper into their history maybe we find a way of life, an example to live in these morality-less days!
I think this may be my new favorite song. I feel like curling up under a blanket with a cup of tea and reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms now. A really beautiful song and beautiful video to go with it. :)
Me encanta este Video... Si tienen estilo de Amor y Paciencia! Me parece que se llama "El Arte del Te" Y esta actriz de este Video Tiene Mucha Gracia y Belleza!
About the music: I found myself twice or more spontaneously shedding tears, yet I was not sad at all, I can't explain it. Could it be a German thing? (me:born and raised USA, my maternal grandparents came fm Germany). I recall my Mom having the same reaction sometimes to music., and it has happened to me before also.
Guys this is the Chinese Traditional Green Tea Brewing Method, I find it beautiful. I wish I had all the tea ware, I would've done it everytime I drink green tea :3
Most Chinese are fond of this kind of purely clean and fresh style, just like Chinese Ink and wash painting and Chinese Calligraphy works. Large empty margin in the painting arise you unlimited and endless imagination.
@magical11 Where would one go to find more complex eastern music? It is beautiful no doubt, i am not trying to argue against that. While i'm no where near a scholar of eastern cultures i feel that this sort of expression of reality is evident in other areas of life. The expression i am talking about is that of a simple explanation of life. Children often have names that do not reflect beliefs or character traits but simpl numbers. Things seem rigid and creative complex thought is repressed
@dinokralt Now you are being ridiculous. When does any culture name their chuldren with simple numbers, especially the Chinese? If you were chinese, you would realise that all chinese names have meanings, infact, we don't have specific words that are meant for names like Europeans do, and use the obscure words in our language for names. This encourages people to look for the most unique combinations, and not at some book for a list of names with unheard of meanings attached. Go research more.
@magical11 i apologize, i don't have alot of experience with eastern culture. I was jsut referring to a vietmanese family i'm friends with. Their children are numbered. It just always seemed odd to me that the names of children were never conencted to moral beliefs of right and wrong. Even if they are the result of aspects of the language, which i beleive you stated, my point would still hold. Sorry if this offends! It's not my intent!
@dinokralt Not all cultures relate names to morality or divine scripts, and there's no right or wrong way. Normally Chinese parents name their children based on desired virtues, like bravery or beauty. And Eastern cultures are quite complex and sophisticated, so by saying we're less complex than the west is utterly condescending. Ancient Chinese engineering were astounding and unmatched in the world during their age. We weren't repressed at all. You just need to dwell deeper into our history. :)
@s3anCh1n About the engineering: what I LOVE is the story of the engineer (China) centuries ago, when designing a fortress, ordered an exact quantity of bricks. When it was clear that his work was questioned, he added one more brick to the order, stating that he had a 'contingency plan'.LOL. I appreciate sarcasm..I wish i had names and dates...anyhow, that one unused brick remains today unused.
@dinokralt ...your viet friends had names such as first son, elder son, etc but in Vietnamese, right? There are so many types of names and reasons why its chosen. Its the same for EVERY culture..for instance..Michael might sound just like any other name but to those who are religious it represents the angel that defeated satan. Vietnam and China are two different countries don't even try to compare..bad reference..
Don't start with simplicity..at least we don't name our kids "4Real" lmao!
@dinokralt the "simple" melodies might be more familiar to us because they are peaceful and meditative and that's how they've gained attention..for relaxation...that's the cliche of the "Orient", right? but there are other genres and styles.
@dinokralt don't confuse minimalism with "simple." It's like saying Ligeti is "simple" compared to Bach. Or that the Cello Suites are "simple" compared to the Firebird Suite. These are invalid comparisons.
人是該學著緩慢的生活步調
a0921959210 1 day ago
This makes me want to drink tea right NOW!
xiongrl 3 weeks ago
qoroq, you are from 'hell' alright.
vulftanzer 3 weeks ago
this one screams 'come to china' and hell yeah, i will!
qoroq 3 weeks ago in playlist Beautiful Chinese Music Traditional
哈辉老师好，又见到您的作品了。
yuql10 4 weeks ago in playlist Beautiful Chinese Music Traditional
I love the English Subtitles in the video.
joz365 1 month ago in playlist Beautiful Chinese Music Traditional
Beautiful music! Can someone let me know what the song is that is played at the end?
agentlsk 1 month ago
Que una mujer así te invite a tomar té así en un lugar así... Simplemente me enamoraría sin remedio.
DragonOld 1 month ago
I am in love with the purity of the culture.
MrTraffik07 1 month ago
the Chinese's culture is amazing...unfortunately in Europe is little promoted. Just hear their songs and read their books and indeed if we dwell deeper into their history maybe we find a way of life, an example to live in these morality-less days!
EnchantPhoenix 1 month ago 7
I think this may be my new favorite song. I feel like curling up under a blanket with a cup of tea and reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms now. A really beautiful song and beautiful video to go with it. :)
AurinaTheWindMaster 2 months ago
Starring: Ha Hui = Ха ХУЙ!!!! ;)))))
UAUAIOAIIAAOOA 2 months ago
nơi đâu mà đẹp thế nhỉ
thuthuy0608 2 months ago in playlist Video khác từ MadePossible
Simplemente, sublime...
Gracias por compartirlo.
editciotti 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
What's the song at the end?
dbruin85 2 months ago in playlist Liked videos
this is beautifull
meykever1 3 months ago
beautiful song with a mesmerising voice that captivates our hearts.....
xiejianfa 3 months ago
beautifull ceremony of tea
akigosia 3 months ago
I have got to get me some tea served like THAT
OptimusXmeX3 4 months ago
Me encanta este Video... Si tienen estilo de Amor y Paciencia! Me parece que se llama "El Arte del Te" Y esta actriz de este Video Tiene Mucha Gracia y Belleza!
Felicitaciones!
robertojose0073 4 months ago
About the music: I found myself twice or more spontaneously shedding tears, yet I was not sad at all, I can't explain it. Could it be a German thing? (me:born and raised USA, my maternal grandparents came fm Germany). I recall my Mom having the same reaction sometimes to music., and it has happened to me before also.
sitonapotatopanotis2 4 months ago
simplemente hermosooooooo y la chica tambien es hermosa
brahian210 4 months ago
Tea is the best antidote to drug
a0921959210 5 months ago
whats the name of the drop of the river? ziang tshuuun huuu
vanehl3 5 months ago in playlist More videos from MadePossible
why do people care so much about the name of the person that appears, the message is whats important, tsssh
vanehl3 5 months ago in playlist More videos from MadePossible
this girl is a chinese muslim. her name is ha hui
lansinglambert 5 months ago
Guys this is the Chinese Traditional Green Tea Brewing Method, I find it beautiful. I wish I had all the tea ware, I would've done it everytime I drink green tea :3
xXAxelKaulitzXx 6 months ago
My god, that women really loves her tea!
Videoguy789 6 months ago 4
Most Chinese are fond of this kind of purely clean and fresh style, just like Chinese Ink and wash painting and Chinese Calligraphy works. Large empty margin in the painting arise you unlimited and endless imagination.
freelife1014 7 months ago 2
she is so beautiful !! mou douce!!
Spyonelili35 9 months ago
shes really pretty!
guanyu1989 9 months ago
this is like the best commercial for green tea EVER
Nenayahe 1 year ago 54
@Nenayahe haha, good idea :D
Whadzup100 11 months ago
@Nenayahe
LOL
dbruin85 4 months ago
***Wonderful to rest in youself !!! ***
MsDennyDee 1 year ago
I love this beautyful short music movie! Xie Xie! Wo Ai Zhong Guo Cha!
roxterat 1 year ago
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seems to me that the music of the eastern cultures are overly simple. Compared to the west at least. Is this a fair comment?
dinokralt 1 year ago
@dinokralt Not really. This isn't music, it's mostly singing, and most songs in all cultures have simple music and focus on the voice.
magical11 1 year ago
@magical11 Where would one go to find more complex eastern music? It is beautiful no doubt, i am not trying to argue against that. While i'm no where near a scholar of eastern cultures i feel that this sort of expression of reality is evident in other areas of life. The expression i am talking about is that of a simple explanation of life. Children often have names that do not reflect beliefs or character traits but simpl numbers. Things seem rigid and creative complex thought is repressed
dinokralt 1 year ago
@dinokralt Now you are being ridiculous. When does any culture name their chuldren with simple numbers, especially the Chinese? If you were chinese, you would realise that all chinese names have meanings, infact, we don't have specific words that are meant for names like Europeans do, and use the obscure words in our language for names. This encourages people to look for the most unique combinations, and not at some book for a list of names with unheard of meanings attached. Go research more.
magical11 1 year ago
@magical11 i apologize, i don't have alot of experience with eastern culture. I was jsut referring to a vietmanese family i'm friends with. Their children are numbered. It just always seemed odd to me that the names of children were never conencted to moral beliefs of right and wrong. Even if they are the result of aspects of the language, which i beleive you stated, my point would still hold. Sorry if this offends! It's not my intent!
dinokralt 1 year ago
@dinokralt Not all cultures relate names to morality or divine scripts, and there's no right or wrong way. Normally Chinese parents name their children based on desired virtues, like bravery or beauty. And Eastern cultures are quite complex and sophisticated, so by saying we're less complex than the west is utterly condescending. Ancient Chinese engineering were astounding and unmatched in the world during their age. We weren't repressed at all. You just need to dwell deeper into our history. :)
s3anCh1n 10 months ago 37
@s3anCh1n About the engineering: what I LOVE is the story of the engineer (China) centuries ago, when designing a fortress, ordered an exact quantity of bricks. When it was clear that his work was questioned, he added one more brick to the order, stating that he had a 'contingency plan'.LOL. I appreciate sarcasm..I wish i had names and dates...anyhow, that one unused brick remains today unused.
sitonapotatopanotis2 4 months ago
@dinokralt ...your viet friends had names such as first son, elder son, etc but in Vietnamese, right? There are so many types of names and reasons why its chosen. Its the same for EVERY culture..for instance..Michael might sound just like any other name but to those who are religious it represents the angel that defeated satan. Vietnam and China are two different countries don't even try to compare..bad reference..
Don't start with simplicity..at least we don't name our kids "4Real" lmao!
ShuyuKoukin 4 months ago
@dinokralt the "simple" melodies might be more familiar to us because they are peaceful and meditative and that's how they've gained attention..for relaxation...that's the cliche of the "Orient", right? but there are other genres and styles.
Nenayahe 1 year ago
@dinokralt don't confuse minimalism with "simple." It's like saying Ligeti is "simple" compared to Bach. Or that the Cello Suites are "simple" compared to the Firebird Suite. These are invalid comparisons.
snillocgrom 4 months ago
hermoso video
MrCachorrogordo 1 year ago