wulun zai na ge guojia,wo men dou shi miaozu. wo hen gaoxing sheng lai shi miaojia ren. Miao ren yuo hen duo guojia, shi xuduo guojia gongmin. zhe you tianmei you lihai. wo men wulun zai na ge guojia ye hao, qing bu yao wangji ZHONGGUO shi wo men Miaozu de shengdi, shi wo men de zuguo. wo men hai yao gen ai wo men de zuguo, jintian de zhongguo. Yao shi ni you shijian duo duo qu kan zhongguo. qu xi ai ta, zhi chi ta, bangzhu ta, den den....wo men zhongguo Miaozu hai you jiu bai wan duo ye.
China doesn't matter. History is too far back. Even if you found out about your relatives it doesn't matter. It'll be like some black American went to African and look for their ancestors. Don't make much sense. We should look to Laos and Thailand cause we can relate.
@Robertamissoniluv I did, but that was only about 150 years of history. Before that, my ancestors came from China, and there are distanced relatives who still live there. I am sure that would be similar cases for other people and their ancestral roots.
You have a point. However, for people like me who are more curious in depth about the originality, its useful. Just to share a story as well, I met a hmong man who was born in laos & was able to track his relatives into SW China. His great-grandma's sist still resided there & he was able to meet her & her family in this decade before she passed on. Its a rare case. He is just one of the few who's family migrated later into laos, so that left a trail back to China much easier.
Yes, it is the best journey in my life so far. I have found many distant relatives. Traveling to the past of our ancestors migration routes, all long lost relatives greeted my well. I could not have asked for more. Meeting a total stranger at the road, on top of a mountain, or at the market, they knew that I am there distance relative as soon as they learned that I am Mong.
That's amazing how you found your family there. Do you have a blog or anywhere we can see more or read some more details of how you tracked down your long lost relatives? It's very interesting. I always hear my folks trace our family back to the name of our first ancestor who arrived from China, but before that is obscure.
It is like walking in your dream. The name Mong was all I got when I went through these dreams or places. The name Mong, like a flame that still going, that is the only most important thing made it possible. The best things I see in our long lost relatives when I met them are their smiles. I hope more of us can go and lift our people if not financially spiritually.
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wulun zai na ge guojia,wo men dou shi miaozu. wo hen gaoxing sheng lai shi miaojia ren. Miao ren yuo hen duo guojia, shi xuduo guojia gongmin. zhe you tianmei you lihai. wo men wulun zai na ge guojia ye hao, qing bu yao wangji ZHONGGUO shi wo men Miaozu de shengdi, shi wo men de zuguo. wo men hai yao gen ai wo men de zuguo, jintian de zhongguo. Yao shi ni you shijian duo duo qu kan zhongguo. qu xi ai ta, zhi chi ta, bangzhu ta, den den....wo men zhongguo Miaozu hai you jiu bai wan duo ye.
jeffxeemwang 1 year ago
chopstiks?!?!?!!!!!!!!!!
lopallis 1 year ago
@lopallis They're in China?
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allknowfather 1 year ago
China doesn't matter. History is too far back. Even if you found out about your relatives it doesn't matter. It'll be like some black American went to African and look for their ancestors. Don't make much sense. We should look to Laos and Thailand cause we can relate.
Robertamissoniluv 1 year ago
@Robertamissoniluv I did, but that was only about 150 years of history. Before that, my ancestors came from China, and there are distanced relatives who still live there. I am sure that would be similar cases for other people and their ancestral roots.
HmongUniverse 1 year ago
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Rymaaaa 1 year ago
You have a point. However, for people like me who are more curious in depth about the originality, its useful. Just to share a story as well, I met a hmong man who was born in laos & was able to track his relatives into SW China. His great-grandma's sist still resided there & he was able to meet her & her family in this decade before she passed on. Its a rare case. He is just one of the few who's family migrated later into laos, so that left a trail back to China much easier.
Rymaaaa 1 year ago
that live chicken blood looks good....
vincentthegreat82 1 year ago
that live chicken blood looks good!
vincentthegreat82 1 year ago
Is "Roob Kuj" the same as "Paj Tawg Lag"? I will be going to Paj Tawg Lag in a few days :)
9happyfish 2 years ago
Tsoob Kuj is Zhong Guo. It's China in chinese. Wen Shan is Paj Tawg Lag.
calhmoob 2 years ago
Hmong hospitality!!!!!!!!!!
The food looks good too.
ckjaytxt 2 years ago
just becareful since i hear a lot of people who went to china or thailand have been ending up dead......
jbzyang02 2 years ago
Any Hmong restaurant in Calif.?
milvipes 2 years ago
have you found any of your distant relatives in China? j/w it appears to be an interesting journey...
vince
loralaix 2 years ago
Yes, it is the best journey in my life so far. I have found many distant relatives. Traveling to the past of our ancestors migration routes, all long lost relatives greeted my well. I could not have asked for more. Meeting a total stranger at the road, on top of a mountain, or at the market, they knew that I am there distance relative as soon as they learned that I am Mong.
HmongUniverse 2 years ago
That's amazing how you found your family there. Do you have a blog or anywhere we can see more or read some more details of how you tracked down your long lost relatives? It's very interesting. I always hear my folks trace our family back to the name of our first ancestor who arrived from China, but before that is obscure.
elguapotetigre 2 years ago 3
It is like walking in your dream. The name Mong was all I got when I went through these dreams or places. The name Mong, like a flame that still going, that is the only most important thing made it possible. The best things I see in our long lost relatives when I met them are their smiles. I hope more of us can go and lift our people if not financially spiritually.
HmongUniverse 2 years ago
wow! the moments in these videos are priceless!!! :)
thanks for sharing your great videos. please keep posting more...
thanks!!
vince
loralaix 2 years ago
WOW! Ntshaav qab? Delicious.
boyjohnnyyoyo 2 years ago