russian also ???????? i live in poland and russia is our bordering country ,the large portion is in europe (but I am not sure) grettings from poland and soory for my english girls are beautifull
Yes of course. Many ethnic groups are lumped into one of the 56 classified ethnic groups. For examples, the Miao ethnic... there are many branches of Miao ethnic groups, who speak different languages and call themselves by different name. Miao is a given ascribed name only.. I guess history, linguistic, traditions, religion and etc.. are used to determine what group each ethnic group belongs to.
I am 苗族. Long live the four branches of the Miao people - Hmong, Gho Xiong, Hmu and A-Hmao. Long live the legacy of Chiyou, the Miao culture, traditions, languages and history. Very good video.
I'm proud to be Miao/Hmong. By the way, there are close to 400,000 Hmong live in the United States because of their role helping the US fight against North Vietnam during the VIETNAM WAR 1961-1973. We don't call ourself Miao, we called ourself Hmong. Much love to all the Hmong or Miao that live all over the globe such as Thailand, Burma, Laos, Vietnam, China, USA, France, Japan, South America, and other country i don't know yet.
Great video. Just a minor comment, and not that I am complaining because I thought those women looked nice in their ethnic clothes, but it seemed in these China has 56 ethnic groups videos on youtube they don't show the clothes the men wear. I remember dressing up in the costume of the Zhuang men while as a tourist in China and they are quite colourful as well.
I am Hmoob (Miao or Hmong). Thank you to who ever post these beatiful Culturals and Ethnicities videos of China. My ancesters migrated some where in China to Laos over hundred years ago, but now I live in the USA. I always think that our people (Miao or Hmong) have been long forgotten and will not be recognize to the world to see and to know. Thanx again, and thanx to the Chinese people.......PEACE.
Samquam, if you mean't by mix race than theres only an small quantity of mongolian,manchu blood in north chinese, the others you mentioned have no genetic impact in any population as proven from dna, there's only a few thousands.
WHOOT!! kuv yog ib tug ntxhai hmoob suav hu ua Miao :) Helloooo fellow cousins XD now i can say "I'm miao and we're originated from China." Not a lot of people know hmong but they do know the word Miao. kazakhi is really pretty
can someone answer this question: if your considered an ethnic group in a country, but you wasnt born there nor your parents. are you still considered people of that country? even though your not born, or speak the main language in that country?
im miao zu, and i wasnt born in china or speak maderican chinese. do i still consider myself chinese?
many chinese people were born in thailand, they still consider themselfs chinese. so do i consider myself chinese too?
@rickiex - your ethnicity has nothing to do with your country. Your nationality is the country you were born in, but your ethnicity goes by who your parents or other ancestors were. If you were born in the US, you are American by nationality, but Chinese ethnically. Its totally your choice which you feel you identify strongest with - if you consider yourself Chinese, then you are.
my last name is toong or tong. the computer i'm on can't write chinese, but i am 99.2% han/0.8% manchurian. during the last century, han settlers in manchuria interracially married manchus. why do some people think that manchurian and korean are related?lol
believe it or not i can speak one of those ethnic languages since its my birth right btw this ethnic language that i speak is in vietnam and china and is known as "Ai" which is similar to canto but with a few modifications well not really modifications
Amazing. These are the 56 ethnicities currently in China. Imagine these that has yet to be recognized by the Chinese government! That, plus along with the other ethnicities lost in time. China is diverse.
@Bioloser Since Qianlong Emperor time during the early Qing dynasty, they already have records of the minorities mainly in 4 books with depictions of each ethnic group. And at chinese new year gala event, the ethnic groups celebrate their own minority culture on stage in the form of song and dance. You can see of these on youtube.
This is totally cool.. didn't know there's is actually so many other ethnic of Asian in China. Not everybody are "actual" Chinese cause they live in China, they are "consider" Chinese cause they live there. All these women are HOT HoT HOt.
You mean not everybody "actually" Han. Han is the largest group. The Chinese in U.S. are mostly Han. And we are from a few counties of China. They all are Chinese, due to thousands years of war between feuldal states and mixed marriages. China is real mealting pot than U.S. American see Chinese are looking through a tunnel, unleast the "travelers" who have seen China.
they so beautiful, i can see how different ethnic look different from each other. they do have a distinctive facial feature as well as traditional outfit.
to be Hmong is to be china, it is something you should always be proud of, you're people are 5000 years old, and you are a living relic of pride, and I hope that you will never let that go =)
Thank you for your kind word. To be Hmong is difinitely to be Zhonggren for our motherland Zhongguo. We were always been family from the start and it is about time we reunite once again. All of our ancestors should be very proud of us. Finally peace and prosperity together long live Zhongguo!!!
Hey, I'm Hmong, why do you say that we were always been family from the start? Wow, what you side really interestes me, I would love to learn more. :)
You should never be embarrassed being Hmong. Our ancestors established some of the most ancient civilizations in China 5000 yrs ago. Our elders have always said, be proud of who you are and at the same time, show compassion and love to others.
age1566, maybe you grew up watching too many western propaganda thats why in your brain you might think that asians are so low because of how white mans supremacy show asian as weak and white as superior, dont be fool by hollywood, its nothing but racist white who operate that evil organization. be proud of who you are, whites colonial thinking still lives on till this day and it haven't gone away yet. go study about christian missionaries in the past and how similar it is to spread of democracy
I'm from china. I think it's because in china sometimes you can't open youtube. and we have a popular websit like youtube called youku, people in china visit that website more, and it's in chinese.
They're the Dong and Tujia. Both Dong and Tujia are separate ethnic groups, but are heavily influenced by the Miao people. Many ethnic groups in China are heavily influenced by the Miao culture. Of course, Miao are one of China's oldest ethnic groups.
videos I've seen. I am Miao (Hmong). I was saddened by the comments made by other Hmong people in other videos. They used such foul words fighting over which is the better Hmong (White or Hmong Leng, Animism or Christian. This video makes me happy watching it. Thank you.
I believe they both were there at there at the same time and same place. As a matter of fact, they were family, brothers and sisters. Due to conflicts, greed, pride, jealousy, power, etc. war breaks out between clans and tribes that forms ethnics and people. Today, we are one, we must not break that again. Peace. Long live Zhongguo!!!
I think there are more but 56 are what's being recognized from the major groups. However, it doesn't matter how many are there, we are supposed to be all one and that is Zhongren. Long live Zhongguo!
korean and russia got there race in china , now today , the people in north and south korean came from us , they are the branch of chinese korean race
i was told that there are chinese mixed with northern indians (within china) is this true? or were my white friends just talking abot Thais and Nepalis and Burmese etc etc etc? again i am asking this out of curiosity so if i offend anyone ... sorry in advance
Thanks for the wonderful images. Don't forget to mention, that 43. the Jingzu, are also known as the Vietnamese....since you've mentioned the Koreans, Russians, Kazakhs, and others who also live in their own nominal countries.
I do not see Qipao as a Han costume is a technical mistake. Although both the popular two-piece dress of a top and a skirt and the qiapo in vogue in the republican years were of Manchu origin in name, the occidental-influenced qipao represented a break from the Qing dynasty and imposed national dress code in meaning by history and cultural and fashion values. After the demise of the Qing dynasty, the loose-fitting broad-sleeved Manchu styles worn with trousers versus the narrow-sleeved
form-fitting styles worn with stockings only have the Mandarin name in common.
If the western-influenced fitted qipao that came about after a cultural, intellectual, and political movement to end absolute monarchy to form a constitutional republic does not represent the Han, which group should represent the Chinese qiapo?
Very true, thanks for your comment Tallavot. But you know, because of their cosmopolitan identity and dynastic differences, the Hans don't even really have their own costume. It is simply a blend of- as you said- Manchu stuff and the others.
re: republican china fought against foreign manchu rule
You left out the foreign rules, oppression, occupation, and invasions of the "No Dog and No Chinese Allowed" occupying and invading British, Europeans, and Japanese and the fight to reform and end absolute monarchy in China (and strengthen border security and gradual reform to end slavery in Tibet).
And let's not forget the legacies of centuries and decades of domestic human rights and civil rights violations, socio-economic exploitations of the working poor, racial-religious tension and unrests, a do-nothing get-rich government, unregulated looting by coroporate executives and financial institutions, unaffordable health care and Rx drugs, and failing criminal justice system of the democracy imperialists countries in Europe and the Americas.
zoossh, neoclonial anti-communist and anti-Chinese (and Han-centric) propaganda do not work with the just and informed elites around the world simply because of laws of nations, the disproprotionate number of European and American overseas colonies and territories and their exploitive legacies, the decades of CIA-NED sponsored ethnic and religious proxy wars and economic assassins in developing democracies, and that the PRC is a communist state with two systems.
Tibet had autonomy from the Chinese (and the Manchus) central government for centuries until the Tibetan oligarchy collaborated with the British and the CIA-NED (for independence).
3 videos:
Free Tibet!!! Can You Take the Truth?
Secrets of the CIA (6+ videos by ex-egents about proxy wars)
zhonghua minzu is a misnomer. its true and natural meaning, as used by liang qichao, is han. all others are PRC national which clearly refers to nationality. minzu clearly refers to race or ethnicity. there is no meaning and no reason to confuse the two, when a dinstinct and correct term is already available.
last of all, 56 (or more) ethnic groups IN PRC (political china) is a correct term, and if that is used, it does not constitute distortion or propanganda. IN is more accurate than OF.
In what context are you mixing and confusing yourself when no one used or mentioned the word zonghuaminzu here. The video is entitled, 56 ethnicities of China (of a nation).
Why would "by the people and for the people in the United States" be more accurate than "of the United States"?
Likewise, why would the 56 ethnicies/nations "in China"' be more accurate than "of China"' when it is the self-determination of PRC to unite all native people and tribal nations of China?
because "of" carries a connotation of belonging to, and can be mistaken as purely belonging to, and non exclusive. as a matter of fact, many of the ethnic groups in PRC extend across the border, vice versa. In normal usages, there is little need to differentiate between the two, though in is slightly better than the two.
i do not understand, what you meant by unite. as far as everyone can see, they already hold the same citizenship, if that is what you meant by unite.
@TeffyWantsCookies Half of the Yugur (Sarig Uyghur) also speak a Turkic dialect.
milvipes 3 months ago
:) I love my Miao people....... 5000 years and my people are still here.... my ancestors are smiling down.
niamtxiv 5 months ago 2
#18 my kazakh peoples (:
Love you!
Askar9992 5 months ago 4
russian also ???????? i live in poland and russia is our bordering country ,the large portion is in europe (but I am not sure) grettings from poland and soory for my english girls are beautifull
cedro111 6 months ago
@cedro111 they have like 500.000russian in china .
MOVE32 5 months ago
you could also add chinese map with localization of those nations
InnaGalaktyka 7 months ago
Wow china should show off their diversity more :3 btw i love sobg juying she is hmong and best folk singer in china!!!!
HeimCrab 7 months ago
Under one name CHINA!
Mrdushi 7 months ago
I think 56 ethnic group in China is an underestimation of its ethnic diversity.
Balencian 9 months ago
@Balencian
Yes of course. Many ethnic groups are lumped into one of the 56 classified ethnic groups. For examples, the Miao ethnic... there are many branches of Miao ethnic groups, who speak different languages and call themselves by different name. Miao is a given ascribed name only.. I guess history, linguistic, traditions, religion and etc.. are used to determine what group each ethnic group belongs to.
niamtxiv 7 months ago
Well put together. I loved it! .........Beautiful ladies......anywho......MIAO/HMONG IS AWESOME!!!
pangmeelor 9 months ago
MIAO = HMONG FTW
yeejlo 10 months ago 2
Is this in descending order of population size for each ethnic? They are all beautiful people!!! Every single lady in this video is lovely!!!
XiangMian 1 year ago 4
@XiangMian yes that is correct.
Nightwisher87 1 year ago
Nice vid. Loved to see all those unique ethnic clothings.
Cheers!
Myxale 1 year ago
For me it's all the same except for Uyghurs, Russians and Tartars.
But for example... chinese will not recognise Spanish people from Portugal people or Egyptian people from Syrian people. BTW i love China ^^
TomJayable 1 year ago
@TomJayable Most non-Iberian European folks won't distinguish Spanish from Portuguese people, either.
scarybozo 1 year ago
some of them have same patterns as south american natives (Peru) some like Ewenki have similarities with northern american natives,,,WOW
Maratrushka 1 year ago
i like zu bu wu to
yvanlaw13 1 year ago
thanhk you nightwisher for this video!
taolaoxao 1 year ago
miao pride
dededoi 1 year ago
I am 苗族. Long live the four branches of the Miao people - Hmong, Gho Xiong, Hmu and A-Hmao. Long live the legacy of Chiyou, the Miao culture, traditions, languages and history. Very good video.
niamtxiv 1 year ago 2
Woohoo Manchurian Pride!
ZukoJD 1 year ago
United we stand, forever!
Great China; wonderful people!
david1234lee 1 year ago 5
ewweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeewweeweewdfgf
benly1990 1 year ago
OMG chinese is around the world O.o
rendyariawindana1 1 year ago
Proud Jing (Kinh/Viet)!
TheKChannel 1 year ago
Proud of being a Chinese! Just proud and happy!
david1234lee 1 year ago 2
CHINA <3
kagomekikyo100 1 year ago
I'm proud to be Miao/Hmong. By the way, there are close to 400,000 Hmong live in the United States because of their role helping the US fight against North Vietnam during the VIETNAM WAR 1961-1973. We don't call ourself Miao, we called ourself Hmong. Much love to all the Hmong or Miao that live all over the globe such as Thailand, Burma, Laos, Vietnam, China, USA, France, Japan, South America, and other country i don't know yet.
hlubtiagproduction 1 year ago 10
Super! excellent project!
bluereflektor 1 year ago
nice pictures
ikhamo 1 year ago
Great video. Just a minor comment, and not that I am complaining because I thought those women looked nice in their ethnic clothes, but it seemed in these China has 56 ethnic groups videos on youtube they don't show the clothes the men wear. I remember dressing up in the costume of the Zhuang men while as a tourist in China and they are quite colourful as well.
mrfriendlyguy 1 year ago
were is Tibet and Yue?
suprhomre 1 year ago
@suprhomre what is Yue?
WuTangtst 1 year ago
@WuTangtst YUE IS Vietnamese.
kevinThanh92 1 year ago
the southern chinese ethnic groups look especially beautiful with their curly eyelashes and round eyes. i'm from northern china.
lgtong81 1 year ago
thank u beautiful video of our people!
jenna6031 1 year ago
i need some help from chinese to explaint... number 43. Jing or jing Zu what is real mean in chinese. thankful.
samquan123 1 year ago
好多美女啊!
tantpwei 1 year ago
漢族穿的怎麼不是漢服而是旗袍?
ONoNotGetOut 1 year ago
Who want to learn Japanese or Chinese?
lilylessons 1 year ago
Korean live in china too? wow
lilobabiegurl 1 year ago
thanks this helps explain where im from better for my friends. Some people think, you're from china you must be chinese only
asurtria 1 year ago
wow they all pretty
1zootub 1 year ago
I am Hmoob (Miao or Hmong). Thank you to who ever post these beatiful Culturals and Ethnicities videos of China. My ancesters migrated some where in China to Laos over hundred years ago, but now I live in the USA. I always think that our people (Miao or Hmong) have been long forgotten and will not be recognize to the world to see and to know. Thanx again, and thanx to the Chinese people.......PEACE.
nsuethao 1 year ago 8
i didn't see japanese. china it should have japanese.
samquan123 1 year ago
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samquan123 1 year ago
Samquam, if you mean't by mix race than theres only an small quantity of mongolian,manchu blood in north chinese, the others you mentioned have no genetic impact in any population as proven from dna, there's only a few thousands.
spiritclaymore 1 year ago
WHOOT!! kuv yog ib tug ntxhai hmoob suav hu ua Miao :) Helloooo fellow cousins XD now i can say "I'm miao and we're originated from China." Not a lot of people know hmong but they do know the word Miao. kazakhi is really pretty
kulyia 1 year ago
did anybody know about Lim, Tan, Souw, and Lie ?
blindluckdanbrown 1 year ago
Wow im soo interested!
lalabluechi23 1 year ago 4
where is han?
汉族在哪里？
TangTiantian1990 1 year ago
at the beginning
Nightwisher87 1 year ago
1:22 yao zu! haha...thats what i am, but here we're called mien(h)
guitarstrummer9009 1 year ago
0:48 ! miao zu! what i am...
can someone answer this question: if your considered an ethnic group in a country, but you wasnt born there nor your parents. are you still considered people of that country? even though your not born, or speak the main language in that country?
im miao zu, and i wasnt born in china or speak maderican chinese. do i still consider myself chinese?
many chinese people were born in thailand, they still consider themselfs chinese. so do i consider myself chinese too?
rickiex 2 years ago 3
of course, you are CHINESE!
rockdalechippendale 2 years ago 3
@rickiex - your ethnicity has nothing to do with your country. Your nationality is the country you were born in, but your ethnicity goes by who your parents or other ancestors were. If you were born in the US, you are American by nationality, but Chinese ethnically. Its totally your choice which you feel you identify strongest with - if you consider yourself Chinese, then you are.
imperailist99 2 years ago
i like that Russian girl's dress!!!
511597101 2 years ago
i like that russian girl's dress...
511597101 2 years ago 2
I have no idea ^_^ thanks for making this vid
AngelicAcid453 2 years ago
3:10 DAMN!!
spiritbreakerz 2 years ago
those are accessories inside her shirt x_x
qwan1 1 year ago
1:09 is what i am :)
myfreetibet 2 years ago
wow Im in love with the Kazakh girl !!!!!!
111danish111 2 years ago
wow im in love with the Kazakh girl !!!!! *drools*
111danish111 2 years ago
Thank you so much for the video,I thought it was wonderful.Chinese women are so beautiful and I feel China is a very interesting place.
furlougha 2 years ago
Everything about China is very interesting.
Zhukovheroe 2 years ago
im proud of being a miao :)
916SOLDIERBOI 2 years ago 39
@916SOLDIERBOI, you meant to say..."being Hmong." "Miao" is a term from the Han Chinese to call our Hmong people. Just like we called them "Suav."
kk1000v 2 years ago
@916SOLDIERBOI more power 2 u ! :)
CrazyNative4 1 year ago
@916SOLDIERBOI Me too.
vinng23 1 year ago
Your video was nicely put together! Thank you.
I enjoyed seeing 56 beautiful women in their ethnic costumes :)
AppleSouffle 2 years ago 5
I'm so proud to be a Manchu.
ManjuSu 2 years ago 5
my last name is toong or tong. the computer i'm on can't write chinese, but i am 99.2% han/0.8% manchurian. during the last century, han settlers in manchuria interracially married manchus. why do some people think that manchurian and korean are related?lol
lgtong81 2 years ago
3:36 is my ethnic :)
Haley5685 2 years ago 3
nice, people,hellow,from Estonia
pepper54100 2 years ago 6
they are lovely!
djkadirtube 2 years ago
you guys forgot about hmong. I heard that hmong is also from china too. or hmong just don't exist in china...........
DoomD2012 2 years ago
@DoomD2012
It's there. The fifth largest ethnic group in China.
niamtxiv 2 years ago
What I heard is that Hmong are known as Miao in China.
Since we are separated from the Miao, and migrated south to Laos, we called ourselves Hmong.
But overall, we derive from Miao.
Did a little research and heard how old people gossip XD.
RaidenXyooj 2 years ago 2
My Miao-Hmong long life all the ways.
meng120690 2 years ago 2
where is Hanfu!???????????
bensontam 2 years ago 23
@bensontam
Yeah she shouldnt wear qipao, that's from Manchu~~~~Han fu needs revival!!
aguncrazy 1 year ago
believe it or not i can speak one of those ethnic languages since its my birth right btw this ethnic language that i speak is in vietnam and china and is known as "Ai" which is similar to canto but with a few modifications well not really modifications
skywiz3 2 years ago
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HaLong806 2 years ago
ai? a mixture of Jing ethnic and Cantonese?
HaLong806 2 years ago
Amazing. These are the 56 ethnicities currently in China. Imagine these that has yet to be recognized by the Chinese government! That, plus along with the other ethnicities lost in time. China is diverse.
Bioloser 2 years ago
@Bioloser Since Qianlong Emperor time during the early Qing dynasty, they already have records of the minorities mainly in 4 books with depictions of each ethnic group. And at chinese new year gala event, the ethnic groups celebrate their own minority culture on stage in the form of song and dance. You can see of these on youtube.
ymhktravel 6 months ago
Jing is Kinh in Vietnamese (meant Ethnic Vietnamese)
KenRosaa 2 years ago
Jing = Kinh in Vietnamese (meant Vietnamese)
KenRosaa 2 years ago
This is totally cool.. didn't know there's is actually so many other ethnic of Asian in China. Not everybody are "actual" Chinese cause they live in China, they are "consider" Chinese cause they live there. All these women are HOT HoT HOt.
xiongly24 2 years ago
You mean not everybody "actually" Han. Han is the largest group. The Chinese in U.S. are mostly Han. And we are from a few counties of China. They all are Chinese, due to thousands years of war between feuldal states and mixed marriages. China is real mealting pot than U.S. American see Chinese are looking through a tunnel, unleast the "travelers" who have seen China.
0311ohrah 2 years ago
Wo hen gao xing ka nu hai ma Zhong guo yu
xi wang fang wen Zhong guo yi qi kan ta men
de wen hua. Shang di biao yang Hmong ren !
paexou 2 years ago
they so beautiful, i can see how different ethnic look different from each other. they do have a distinctive facial feature as well as traditional outfit.
chocomocha 2 years ago
Wow, so very intresting!...
SpicyGoddess 2 years ago
go Manchu!!
5thVenus 2 years ago
還我漢服!!!!
bensontam 2 years ago 3
cant believe i grew up being embarrassed being hmong :D..now i got pride being hmong
age1566 2 years ago 7
to be Hmong is to be china, it is something you should always be proud of, you're people are 5000 years old, and you are a living relic of pride, and I hope that you will never let that go =)
ZukoJD 2 years ago 3
Thank you for your kind word. To be Hmong is difinitely to be Zhonggren for our motherland Zhongguo. We were always been family from the start and it is about time we reunite once again. All of our ancestors should be very proud of us. Finally peace and prosperity together long live Zhongguo!!!
boyjohnnyyoyo 2 years ago
Hey, I'm Hmong, why do you say that we were always been family from the start? Wow, what you side really interestes me, I would love to learn more. :)
beehfancy 2 years ago 5
You should never be embarrassed being Hmong. Our ancestors established some of the most ancient civilizations in China 5000 yrs ago. Our elders have always said, be proud of who you are and at the same time, show compassion and love to others.
niamtxiv 2 years ago 2
age1566, maybe you grew up watching too many western propaganda thats why in your brain you might think that asians are so low because of how white mans supremacy show asian as weak and white as superior, dont be fool by hollywood, its nothing but racist white who operate that evil organization. be proud of who you are, whites colonial thinking still lives on till this day and it haven't gone away yet. go study about christian missionaries in the past and how similar it is to spread of democracy
m0rttal 2 years ago 5
I love my people.
swt4ai 2 years ago 5
I hope at least half of the viewers watching this video, are Americans...
Because you know how ignorant many are, especially when it comes to the world, geography, and diff. countries...
And were supposedly a world power?
Wow, how pathetic for the whole U.S. and it's ignorant people!!
xNightxEternalx 2 years ago
It seems like half or more of the viewers ARE Americans. Check the statistic and data.
BubbleOfJelly 2 years ago
I'm from china. I think it's because in china sometimes you can't open youtube. and we have a popular websit like youtube called youku, people in china visit that website more, and it's in chinese.
marsophia33 2 years ago
u caan open youtube in china..i can..
intestineisyum 2 years ago
....wow, so many different ethnicities of china.
so many to keep track. lol. there are at least 2 other ethnicities that look exactly like the miao picture.
1Haraadoll 2 years ago
They're the Dong and Tujia. Both Dong and Tujia are separate ethnic groups, but are heavily influenced by the Miao people. Many ethnic groups in China are heavily influenced by the Miao culture. Of course, Miao are one of China's oldest ethnic groups.
niamtxiv 2 years ago
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LittleMonkey1409 2 years ago
それぞれの文化の多様性を尊重し、文化交流を推進し、相互理解と協調の国際社会の構築を目指しましょう。 !!!
LittleMonkey1409 2 years ago 4
lol my family is the jing
THEn00b557 2 years ago
Wow! This is one of the most educational
videos I've seen. I am Miao (Hmong). I was saddened by the comments made by other Hmong people in other videos. They used such foul words fighting over which is the better Hmong (White or Hmong Leng, Animism or Christian. This video makes me happy watching it. Thank you.
happy6627 2 years ago 3
nyob zoo nice video
phejej 2 years ago
im a maio(hmong)...awesome...
emoPunkygurLo09 2 years ago
Han, to me is the most beautiful women in the world....great vid! loved it!....wow
ufctko1978 2 years ago
naw. There are ugly Han too man. There are ugly people and pretty people in almost allll cultures. As long as there was enough gene diversity.
bababu7 2 years ago 6
Where is Hanfu!? That is the authentic costume for Han Tribe.
bensontam 2 years ago 4
I am Miaozu. The oldest ethnic group in China. x333333
niamtxiv 2 years ago
Han tribe was there when Miaozu existed.
bensontam 2 years ago
I believe they both were there at there at the same time and same place. As a matter of fact, they were family, brothers and sisters. Due to conflicts, greed, pride, jealousy, power, etc. war breaks out between clans and tribes that forms ethnics and people. Today, we are one, we must not break that again. Peace. Long live Zhongguo!!!
boyjohnnyyoyo 2 years ago
True.
boyjohnnyyoyo 2 years ago
I think this is pretty.
Chuekhang99 2 years ago 2
What Beautiful People's of the Chinese culture, we should all do our best to preserve them.
sxowe 2 years ago 5
Beautiful ladies, beautiful song, beautiful video
jamiebelly7905 2 years ago 4
Thanks for posting this. I am very interested in learning about other cultures (I am African American). This information was very eye-opening.
JLamarsVids 2 years ago 6
I didn't know that!!!----Wow!!!!!!!
HeartsOrAces 2 years ago
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niamtxiv 2 years ago
I say: bring them on!!!!!! spicy if possible...
PEACE ON EARTH
ganiniii 2 years ago
Ni hao Zhong guo yu zhengge peng you !
Wo jiao'ao nage Zhong guo shi hai women
guo jia huo yibufen de wo. Xiwang fangwen
zai jiang lai yu kanjian tamen de wenhua.
paexou 2 years ago 2
beautiful video. thanks for sharing!
myson04 2 years ago
I am Miao-zu. Proud of my heritage. Long live China. peace.
niamtxiv 2 years ago 5
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SEGAKRIMSSHINTA 2 years ago
Me, too. I am Miaozu.
boyjohnnyyoyo 2 years ago 2
China has 58 ethnicities!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jackjacka87 2 years ago
I think there are more but 56 are what's being recognized from the major groups. However, it doesn't matter how many are there, we are supposed to be all one and that is Zhongren. Long live Zhongguo!
boyjohnnyyoyo 2 years ago 2
All their costumes are so colourful :D
Bioloser 2 years ago
Sorry for double posting, but theres also severa repeats in there.
Same 'subculture' and I double checked by looking at not just the "english" version of the name, but with the one you had in paranthesis as well.
jaywizardess 2 years ago
Korea 1:28 , Chaoxian Zu, is a 'subculture' China?
Russia 4:01 , Eluosi Zu, is a 'subculture' of China?
.. Explain this to me please?
jaywizardess 2 years ago
It just means there is Korean and Russian minorities living in China and China accepts their culture as a part of China.
Bioloser 2 years ago 3
korean and russia got there race in china , now today , the people in north and south korean came from us , they are the branch of chinese korean race
zheng1985915678 2 years ago 2
Thank you for sharing this excellent video on the rich cultures in China.
globaldyana 2 years ago 3
Could You tell me what's the title of this beautiful song? :)
Arjakszatrija 2 years ago
Number 43 is so beautiful!
thikgaidep 2 years ago
china is diverse,
purelego 2 years ago
I must say Great video, fine music and it's bring education in a most finest way. Thanks for sharing watched 10 times
Arjakszatrija 2 years ago 2
thanks for your kind comment
Nightwisher87 2 years ago
Where is Hanfu?
bensontam 2 years ago
This is really nice thanks for sharing!
<3 Hmong!!!
strawberryme87 2 years ago 2
i was told that there are chinese mixed with northern indians (within china) is this true? or were my white friends just talking abot Thais and Nepalis and Burmese etc etc etc? again i am asking this out of curiosity so if i offend anyone ... sorry in advance
Aayush 2 years ago
Great i love the music~~
btw can you make another video where you post guys and girls in the same poster?
Also Dong and Tujia are not wearing their clothes, those are miao people's
OoBlessedSouloO 2 years ago
#14 Korean:
Officially the ugliest of the 56 ethnicities of China. LOL
I think in this particular video, the Dai girl at 1:50 is the best, followed closely by the Qiang girl at 2:30, and the Salar girl at 3:02.
Although usually Uyghur and Manchu girls can be pretty good looking.
ChipProcessor32 2 years ago 3
user blocked.
Nightwisher87 2 years ago
Hanfu is not suitable for daily modern life unless after modification.
The long skirts and sleeves is dangerous while catching bus, trams etc. and not suitable to ride bicycles or motor-cycles.
Qipoa and normadic dresses are better which is clean in design and don't have the setbacks as mentioned.
The Hanfu can be suitable for rituals and festivals to express Han culture.
Thak11 2 years ago
Both Hanfu and Qipao are not suitable in the normal day wear. Only Jeans and T-shirt are.
bensontam 2 years ago
Remind everyone, =)
Qipao =/= Han Chinese.
Chanchyin 2 years ago
who sings this song? i love this song
boiscout76 2 years ago
双飞' (Shuang Fei) performed by Huang Xiaoming (黄晓明) and Ding Dang (叮擋)
Yahatacookie 2 years ago
do you have the MP3? i tried to look for it on iTunes
boiscout76 2 years ago
Thanks for the wonderful images. Don't forget to mention, that 43. the Jingzu, are also known as the Vietnamese....since you've mentioned the Koreans, Russians, Kazakhs, and others who also live in their own nominal countries.
LeHuyAnh 2 years ago
so there is 56 ethnicities in china uh.. cool! thx for the time! 5starts!!
CodyYaj 2 years ago
dang, i cant even count that much lol
chagso336 2 years ago
which one of these are most beautifull? :D
ghostriderblack89 2 years ago
I do not see Qipao as a Han costume is a technical mistake. Although both the popular two-piece dress of a top and a skirt and the qiapo in vogue in the republican years were of Manchu origin in name, the occidental-influenced qipao represented a break from the Qing dynasty and imposed national dress code in meaning by history and cultural and fashion values. After the demise of the Qing dynasty, the loose-fitting broad-sleeved Manchu styles worn with trousers versus the narrow-sleeved
Tallavot 2 years ago
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form-fitting styles worn with stockings only have the Mandarin name in common.
If the western-influenced fitted qipao that came about after a cultural, intellectual, and political movement to end absolute monarchy to form a constitutional republic does not represent the Han, which group should represent the Chinese qiapo?
Tallavot 2 years ago
In my opinion, it is just general Chinese. I believe Hans should be represented by Hanfu.
001Asoer 2 years ago 4
Very true, thanks for your comment Tallavot. But you know, because of their cosmopolitan identity and dynastic differences, the Hans don't even really have their own costume. It is simply a blend of- as you said- Manchu stuff and the others.
LeHuyAnh 2 years ago
Do you now see the historical evidence for the reunification of 56 ethnic groups of China under one republic (communist or not) is no propaganda?
Tallavot 2 years ago
re: republican china fought against foreign manchu rule
You left out the foreign rules, oppression, occupation, and invasions of the "No Dog and No Chinese Allowed" occupying and invading British, Europeans, and Japanese and the fight to reform and end absolute monarchy in China (and strengthen border security and gradual reform to end slavery in Tibet).
Tallavot 2 years ago
And let's not forget the legacies of centuries and decades of domestic human rights and civil rights violations, socio-economic exploitations of the working poor, racial-religious tension and unrests, a do-nothing get-rich government, unregulated looting by coroporate executives and financial institutions, unaffordable health care and Rx drugs, and failing criminal justice system of the democracy imperialists countries in Europe and the Americas.
Tallavot 2 years ago
zoossh, neoclonial anti-communist and anti-Chinese (and Han-centric) propaganda do not work with the just and informed elites around the world simply because of laws of nations, the disproprotionate number of European and American overseas colonies and territories and their exploitive legacies, the decades of CIA-NED sponsored ethnic and religious proxy wars and economic assassins in developing democracies, and that the PRC is a communist state with two systems.
Tallavot 2 years ago
i know you are not going to be able to answer those questions. wish you well too.
zoossh 2 years ago
Re: The Self-Determination of the Tibetans
Tibet had autonomy from the Chinese (and the Manchus) central government for centuries until the Tibetan oligarchy collaborated with the British and the CIA-NED (for independence).
3 videos:
Free Tibet!!! Can You Take the Truth?
Secrets of the CIA (6+ videos by ex-egents about proxy wars)
4/7/08: Free Tibet Conspiracy, ww3
Tallavot 2 years ago
zhonghua minzu is a misnomer. its true and natural meaning, as used by liang qichao, is han. all others are PRC national which clearly refers to nationality. minzu clearly refers to race or ethnicity. there is no meaning and no reason to confuse the two, when a dinstinct and correct term is already available.
last of all, 56 (or more) ethnic groups IN PRC (political china) is a correct term, and if that is used, it does not constitute distortion or propanganda. IN is more accurate than OF.
zoossh 2 years ago
In what context are you mixing and confusing yourself when no one used or mentioned the word zonghuaminzu here. The video is entitled, 56 ethnicities of China (of a nation).
Why would "by the people and for the people in the United States" be more accurate than "of the United States"?
Tallavot 2 years ago
Likewise, why would the 56 ethnicies/nations "in China"' be more accurate than "of China"' when it is the self-determination of PRC to unite all native people and tribal nations of China?
Tallavot 2 years ago
because "of" carries a connotation of belonging to, and can be mistaken as purely belonging to, and non exclusive. as a matter of fact, many of the ethnic groups in PRC extend across the border, vice versa. In normal usages, there is little need to differentiate between the two, though in is slightly better than the two.
i do not understand, what you meant by unite. as far as everyone can see, they already hold the same citizenship, if that is what you meant by unite.
zoossh 2 years ago