苗族舞蹈 岜沙邦哟生

[calhmoob]

Biasha Miao men wore the real hmong clothes for Hmong men. Many other Miao group are wearing traditional Chinese clothes now. My father, his cousins, uncles, and older Hmong folks use to have this hair style until the late 60's. People started to cut of their long hair and assimilate to the Lao community. We still have an old grandpa that is still alive. He still keep his hair like that today here in the US. He's about 100 years old right now.

[CfuHmong]

tight stuff.. they should perform this at the Hmong newyear.. it be kool

[blueberrysmilie1]

lol its looks fun, nice.... and they almost look like gangsters lol

[BlackHmong85]

befor the war in lao all hmong guy had the same hairstyle.those are hmong gun. ask the old folk.

[BlackHmong85]

my great grandpa said befor the war in lao all hmong had the same hairstyle like this.

[TseemHmoob]

Look at them and anyone can tell why the Ming Dynasty had to build the great wall...

[zhengqin]

Although I love my hmong people, i feel that performances like this reinforce stigmas and steriotypes of our people. meh, i doubt that authentic Hmong peoplce dance this way in the mountians. just food for thought.

[hmngbetrl8dy]

The clothing looks just like Hmong. What kinda Hmong is this? I'd like to see our Hmong guys interact in this kinda dance. Our tradition is dying out.

[anyongsayoh]

wow cool!!

[lpfenter]

nice dance...10/10

[lizardfood]

it funny how they count 123 in hmong in the beginnig

[chong625]

They are HMONG....

[xeemlauj]

thank for sharing.

[vangyangstar]

hen shun li ya!!!

[mandead10]

There clothes looks like hmoob guys in laos.

[mandead10]

Are these the Biasha Hmoob (miao)?

[izumilien]

Yes, these are the Basha Hmong. I read somewhere a while back that the Basha Hmong are the only ethnic group allowed to carry rifles. These flintlock rifles are identical to the ones our ancestors carried with them when they left China.