o posiblemente mas años todabia........que ahi estan todabia discutiendo como cambiar la historia sin que se note.........y si quieren discutir conmigo........lo siento pero tendran que esperar a la proxima reencarnacion.........cuando las cosas esten mas claras para ustedes......o vosotros......depende de la parte de la españa de la que preovengan......o del mundo raro que existe fuera de ella
perdon......perdon.........perdon.....y aunque moleste.......china es a asia......lo que egipto fue a europa.....y ya esta bien bien de poner a quien no le corresponde en el sitio inadecuado....a ver si de una ves por todas acaban con las confusiones..los mitos y las legendas....y se remiten a la realidad.....abrid los ojos ...y no saliros del tiesto de la cultura barata....de television y de la cinematografia....la gran cultura formadora del mundo.....ha sido egipto.....desde hace 6 mil años
@Amanovis - No, the Japanese culture is basically a holdover of the Chinese Han culture. Japanese don't like to change and prefer to hang on to tradition. Their kimono is a simplified version of the Chinese Han clothing. Because of Central Asian influence, Tang Chinese women's clothing were a lot of daring and revealing while the men's clothing were a lot of militant for horse riding. But Japan always revered Chinese culture like Europeans revered Latin.
What I meant was, all cultures learn and influence each other. To call someone a culture thief would be unfair. We ourselves borrowed heavily from other cultures, too. It would only show our own ignorance and arrogance to go around saying that everyone else is copying from us and that we are the utmost original ones.
@hellowjp - Japanese don't dance. They pose. Then they change the pose. They switch from pose to pose in slow motion. The idea is to strike a beautiful pose to make a tableau. There is no dancing.
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In fact, Japan has a lot of things from China
事實上，日本有很多東西來自中國，這是最正中的古中國舞蹈及音樂。
elliott8son 7 months ago
o posiblemente mas años todabia........que ahi estan todabia discutiendo como cambiar la historia sin que se note.........y si quieren discutir conmigo........lo siento pero tendran que esperar a la proxima reencarnacion.........cuando las cosas esten mas claras para ustedes......o vosotros......depende de la parte de la españa de la que preovengan......o del mundo raro que existe fuera de ella
bellini7verdi 1 year ago
perdon......perdon.........perdon.....y aunque moleste.......china es a asia......lo que egipto fue a europa.....y ya esta bien bien de poner a quien no le corresponde en el sitio inadecuado....a ver si de una ves por todas acaban con las confusiones..los mitos y las legendas....y se remiten a la realidad.....abrid los ojos ...y no saliros del tiesto de la cultura barata....de television y de la cinematografia....la gran cultura formadora del mundo.....ha sido egipto.....desde hace 6 mil años
bellini7verdi 1 year ago
please, the full version!
txe9211 1 year ago
please post up a full version of this. thanks
Trisha87 2 years ago
太短鸟~
DAMMI1084 2 years ago
Anybody have the full version of this dance?
kiwisatachi 3 years ago
Japan's traditional culture is mostly from the Tang dynasty in China, when China was at its peak of power.
Amanovis 3 years ago 7
@Amanovis - No, the Japanese culture is basically a holdover of the Chinese Han culture. Japanese don't like to change and prefer to hang on to tradition. Their kimono is a simplified version of the Chinese Han clothing. Because of Central Asian influence, Tang Chinese women's clothing were a lot of daring and revealing while the men's clothing were a lot of militant for horse riding. But Japan always revered Chinese culture like Europeans revered Latin.
VimalaNowlis 10 months ago
This is 100% Chinese.
China is to Asia what Greece and Rome is to Europe.
Japan is especially good at learning from other cultures and making it their own.
briefbrief 3 years ago 14
lol, culture thieves... XD
Well, they do have their own style.
daedalic 3 years ago
What I meant was, all cultures learn and influence each other. To call someone a culture thief would be unfair. We ourselves borrowed heavily from other cultures, too. It would only show our own ignorance and arrogance to go around saying that everyone else is copying from us and that we are the utmost original ones.
daedalic 3 years ago
很好,很强大!
wuchen198855 4 years ago
japan→study→china
Nainica 4 years ago
it think this is great
but is it a chinese or a japanese danse?
Weidenzweig 4 years ago
it's chinese classical dance
aying01 4 years ago
@Weidenzweig This is traditional Chinese dance. It is distinctly different from Japanese dance. Japanese costumes are less flowy and more rigid.
hellowjp 1 year ago
@hellowjp - Japanese don't dance. They pose. Then they change the pose. They switch from pose to pose in slow motion. The idea is to strike a beautiful pose to make a tableau. There is no dancing.
VimalaNowlis 10 months ago
@Weidenzweig Japanese know how to copy.
animal610 2 weeks ago
wow! wonderful.
xie xie
PR3D1C4D0R 4 years ago