@mbrushoff - at least i show my face, and you? hide behind the negative fucking face. if you want to hate anyone, go hate other people did wrong to your shit family. you have so much hatreds that you can't even be happy and have to talk shit about other people. so you think american knew about your existence hmong ass before the war too? we don't have country and for a fucker like you i only curse your dead family your miserable ass hole who can't show your fuck face here. go fuck your mother.
@MrPloverwi - @MrPloverwi - you welcome blong. i am trying to redo this video with more clearer. at the time of doing this, we were using a different software and did really know how to do it correctly. you are right about above. i was just fortunate that i have found my long lost families. i am planning to go back in the future with better camera/videos and stay longer, just need to find the time and money. lol.
thank you, thaum kuv txiv tseem nyob vietnam tebchaws tseem tsis tau tau ua communists. he left during the french revolutions (late 40s to early 50s). thaum ntawv lawv tseem tsis tau tau paub txog communists. kuv yeej totaub thiab agree li koj hais thiab kawg. 3hmoob, thaum hais txog kiag n. vietnam xwb every1 seem to think 3 yog communists, but they didnt know the whole truth story of my dad's. koj yeej yuav tsum tau mus xyuas/ntsib peb cov kwvtij hmoob nyablaj ibzaug mas koj yeej zoosiab ntau.
Awesome. I don't really know anyone Hmong from Vietnam. They majority of Hmong I know are from Laos. It's nice to know that there are Hmong from Vietnam as well.
i want to go back to thailand, laos, and china and probably back to siberia to where we Hmong came from. I wanted to retrace my dad and my greatancestors' footsteps back to where they all came from and why i am here today. I'm Hmong and proud to be Hmong.
Muastik, it's so nice that you have such desired. Most youngsters wouldn't bother or care much anymore these days about our history. I feel sad that our youngsters these days most of them just think they are Americans, but what I've learned growing up no matter how Americanize we are we will always be asked "Where we came from" or "What we are"? These questions it is like a constant reminder to us that we are not originally belong. So, I feel it is important to know who/where we are& came from.
Who is this? Yes, I'm planning to go back in a couple years. Maybe 2010, if I can save more money before that then I'll go sooner. I just don't want to go alone. I'd like to go with my siblings.
I wouldn't know what "hav huab" is but it sounds like a nice name. Even my dab's village pronounce "Phwv Pam", but in the map it says "Pubang". So Hav Huab could have a different spellings in Vietnam or Map. U should definitely take your dad back there for a visit. Vietnam has some of the most beautiful scenery even I was shocked. Now there's lots and lots backpackers travel through there like disneyland so it is not like in the war movies we all have seen. It's very safe now. So many westerns.
Very interesting? from my heart. I think your family sure did the right thing. Because its time for our Hmong people to search and discover our root and our family just like your (My Long Lost Families) very wise for what you did. Its amaze me how your grandparent can still show you your family and relative from China to Vietnam and fluent in both language. Thanks.
It's not my grandparents. I never met any of my grandparents. It is my parents that I was talking about. These relatives are all from my father's side of the family. He has left 2 sons, 1 dauther & a younger brother over 70 years ago. Since then all these people have created a little village. And thank you for your nice compliments also.
Both my parents were born in Vietnam soil, but raised/lived mostly in China. They both speak fluent Chinese & of course Hmong. However, they've left in the '50s into Laos where the rest of my siblings were born. They are 100% Hmong breed. As everyone know there are Hmong in China, Vietnam, Burma, Thailand & Laos.
The title is "Hmo Ntawv Hmono" by Luj Yaj. I'm not sure what volume it's in. You should go back to trace your history. Although this is my relatives in North Vietnam, not Laos. Laos is not as scarry as many peple have said. One just had to be there to see it. It really has changed!
Toupatou, yes it is both Hmong songs. This is a collection of photos when I went back with my two sisters & b/f meeting my long-lost relatives for the 1st time. My dad left two sons and a daughter with a younger brother 80 some years ago, we were meeting the whole family for the first time again.
Yangboi, my dad was born in this village and left one late at night never knew he could returned. This happened 80+ years ago. We just found them again in 1989. Unfortunately, my dad passed away a year later in 1990 already (at the age of 88). As mentioned above, my mom/dad fled to Laos in the '50s where I was born in the late 60s. The number of Hmong in Laos is nothing compare to N. Vietnam and/or China. I also have immediate relatives in China as well.
My grandpa also fled Pubang, Vietnam. The reason; Vietnamese mistreated the Hmong people. Making the fathers work during the day and taking their wives for the night. The reason for taking their wives; they claim to teach the wives lessons. No one really knows other than what do people do at night? Very obvious? My grandpa threatens to kill the Viet guy that tries to take my grandma. After he over heard many Viet guys are after him, he took his family and fled quickly to Laos in late 1950's.
MaiVwj, Then I should know your family? Is Vaj your maiden name? I'm just wondering, because when I went back to Pubang in 2004. 80% of the village are my immediate families/relatives. It would be nice if you can tell me more about your family background.
Yes, Vaj is my maiden last name. My great grandpa (Chu Oe) from China, than my grandpa (Tong Chi)and than my Dad. He is the youngest of his brother and the only one survive the Vietnam War along with his two older sister. We are Hmoob Dub and we also have distance relative that are Hmoob Txaij (They are decendent of my Great Grandpa's brother).
That story makes me angry. Hmong people are mistreated everywhere around the world including the U.S.. In Thailand, the girls would go to work and get raped. I think the problem is we are not united and do not fight for a common cause.
My dad was born in one the village (Pubang) in Vientnam, and during the French revolutionary in SE, he fled to Laos in the '50s. But I was born in "Longcheng, Laos". Which would made me a Hmong-Vietnamese decent, but a Lao born would made me a Lao nationality with Hmong ethnicity. Not that I deny my Hmong-Vietnamese heritage, I just knew nothing about that life style.
Lig, "Pubang" is the Vietnamese spelling. However, my dad kept referring to "Phwv Pam" as in Hmong prononciation. From what my relatives saying Pubang is very near to China, but not sure whereabout in China, I would guess it's "Paj Tawm Lag" (Wenshan)? What do you mean we may be related? I would like to hear more about your family!
@mbrushoff - at least i show my face, and you? hide behind the negative fucking face. if you want to hate anyone, go hate other people did wrong to your shit family. you have so much hatreds that you can't even be happy and have to talk shit about other people. so you think american knew about your existence hmong ass before the war too? we don't have country and for a fucker like you i only curse your dead family your miserable ass hole who can't show your fuck face here. go fuck your mother.
asiane 8 months ago
@MrPloverwi - @MrPloverwi - you welcome blong. i am trying to redo this video with more clearer. at the time of doing this, we were using a different software and did really know how to do it correctly. you are right about above. i was just fortunate that i have found my long lost families. i am planning to go back in the future with better camera/videos and stay longer, just need to find the time and money. lol.
asiane 10 months ago
Nrog koj zoo siab tias koj tseem paub thiab ho nrhiav tau koj tsev neeg uas tseem nyob rau sab ntuj qub qab. Thov koj ho hlub hlub sawvdaws thiab. Tsis hais tus twg los yog Hmoob tag nrho. Yeej tsim nyog uas peb cov kwvtij Hmoob nyab laj ua rog nrog Fabkis(French). Thaum lub sib hawm ntawd, kuv txiv hais tias Fabkis phem heev rau peb cov Hmoob. Qhov kev phem ntawm Fab kis yog qhov uas yuam Hmoob them se. Tus twg tsis muaj nyiaj ces yuav tsum sau yaj yeeb (Opium) mus them.....
jujdubutube09 2 years ago
nrog koj zoo siab heev koj tau rov mus cuag tua koj tsev neeg nyob vietnam. Thaum kuv pom dheev cov hmoob nyob sapa vietnam kuv zoo siab heev tias muaj ib hnub twg kuv yauv mus saib lawv nyopb rau tim thiab, Lawv yeej tsis nyiam communist tiam sis tag lub teb chaw ua lawm, lawv yauv tsum ua kom dim koj kev yuam caij tsuj xwb. Txawm li cas los lub teb chaws twb tiaj tus lawm peb yeej yauv ntsib lawv ib hnub xwb, lawv yog peb roj peb ntshav.
louis9980 2 years ago
thank you, thaum kuv txiv tseem nyob vietnam tebchaws tseem tsis tau tau ua communists. he left during the french revolutions (late 40s to early 50s). thaum ntawv lawv tseem tsis tau tau paub txog communists. kuv yeej totaub thiab agree li koj hais thiab kawg. 3hmoob, thaum hais txog kiag n. vietnam xwb every1 seem to think 3 yog communists, but they didnt know the whole truth story of my dad's. koj yeej yuav tsum tau mus xyuas/ntsib peb cov kwvtij hmoob nyablaj ibzaug mas koj yeej zoosiab ntau.
asiane 2 years ago
Awesome. I don't really know anyone Hmong from Vietnam. They majority of Hmong I know are from Laos. It's nice to know that there are Hmong from Vietnam as well.
Robertamissoniluv 2 years ago
believe it or not there's more hmong in vietnam alone or especially in china than all the hmong in the world combine.
asiane 2 years ago
congrats. I would love to see more of those photos. they intrigued me!
TuamLis 3 years ago
wow! kuv los kua muag thaum pom koj tsev neeg yog vim peb txiv tau tso nws tsev neeg rau nyablaj qaum teb ib yam thiab...kuv pab koj zoo siab tia koj rov tau mus ntsib lawv...
yeng14 3 years ago
Yeng, ua-tsaug rau koj cov luszoo saum-nov. Kuv txiv tau tso nws tsevneeg tag-nrho huvsiv rau NyabLaj qaumteb puag thaum tsis tau yuav kuv niam, vim kev rog (Fabkis nyablaj qaumteb). Nws raug ntes, tiamsis hmoov-zoo nws nyiag kev khiav...ces khiav thiab khiav rog tsuas muaj loj zujzus xwb, ces nws thiaj ntsib yuav kuv niam khiav los LAOS los yug peb cov viv-ncaus. Xabmaim kuv txiv tseem nyob N. Vietnam ntawv lawv tsuas-yog pejxeem Hmoob tojsiab xwb, tsis yog li ib co Hmoob pheem liam haistias...
asiane 3 years ago
..(continued)...peb yog Hmoob Nyablaj li communists. Cov Hmoob NyabLaj mus ua communists sawvdaws paub ntaw tsuas yog thaum ciam rog Vietnam War in the '70s xwb. Cov Hmoob nyob NyabLaj qaum-teb tamsim nov los yog ib txwm....lawv tsis zooli cov Hmoob communists li sawvdaws liam ntawv. Twb tau 60 tawm xyoo peb cov me-nyuam mam rov mus txog kuv txiv lubzos. Kuv txiv 2tug tub thaum ncaim muaj 3-4 xyoos ntawv twb laus tag. Tusiab ntau heev kuv txiv tsis muaj txojsia thaum peb tau rov mus.
asiane 3 years ago
i want to go back to thailand, laos, and china and probably back to siberia to where we Hmong came from. I wanted to retrace my dad and my greatancestors' footsteps back to where they all came from and why i am here today. I'm Hmong and proud to be Hmong.
muastik 3 years ago
Muastik, it's so nice that you have such desired. Most youngsters wouldn't bother or care much anymore these days about our history. I feel sad that our youngsters these days most of them just think they are Americans, but what I've learned growing up no matter how Americanize we are we will always be asked "Where we came from" or "What we are"? These questions it is like a constant reminder to us that we are not originally belong. So, I feel it is important to know who/where we are& came from.
asiane 3 years ago
Maivxis,
Do you have any plan to go back to visit vietnam again?
kudotheking 3 years ago
Who is this? Yes, I'm planning to go back in a couple years. Maybe 2010, if I can save more money before that then I'll go sooner. I just don't want to go alone. I'd like to go with my siblings.
asiane 3 years ago
my dad left alot of his very close cousins back in north vietnam too. they live in a village called "hav huab" in hmong.
kojpuasncokuv 3 years ago
I wouldn't know what "hav huab" is but it sounds like a nice name. Even my dab's village pronounce "Phwv Pam", but in the map it says "Pubang". So Hav Huab could have a different spellings in Vietnam or Map. U should definitely take your dad back there for a visit. Vietnam has some of the most beautiful scenery even I was shocked. Now there's lots and lots backpackers travel through there like disneyland so it is not like in the war movies we all have seen. It's very safe now. So many westerns.
asiane 3 years ago
Very interesting? from my heart. I think your family sure did the right thing. Because its time for our Hmong people to search and discover our root and our family just like your (My Long Lost Families) very wise for what you did. Its amaze me how your grandparent can still show you your family and relative from China to Vietnam and fluent in both language. Thanks.
tongdaovang 4 years ago
It's not my grandparents. I never met any of my grandparents. It is my parents that I was talking about. These relatives are all from my father's side of the family. He has left 2 sons, 1 dauther & a younger brother over 70 years ago. Since then all these people have created a little village. And thank you for your nice compliments also.
asiane 4 years ago
your dads from vietnam? asiane
mandead10 4 years ago
Both my parents were born in Vietnam soil, but raised/lived mostly in China. They both speak fluent Chinese & of course Hmong. However, they've left in the '50s into Laos where the rest of my siblings were born. They are 100% Hmong breed. As everyone know there are Hmong in China, Vietnam, Burma, Thailand & Laos.
asiane 4 years ago
Asiane,
I'm curious about the name Hmong, Miao, Amao, Amu,...Do Hmong-China call themselves Hmong or Miao?
jujdubutube09 2 years ago
peb yog hmong ...
puccafall 4 years ago
whats the name of the song?...
i would love to have it...
plz....
oh and my mom wnats me to go with her some day back to loas to see her relatives aswell...
dragonkhang401 4 years ago
The title is "Hmo Ntawv Hmono" by Luj Yaj. I'm not sure what volume it's in. You should go back to trace your history. Although this is my relatives in North Vietnam, not Laos. Laos is not as scarry as many peple have said. One just had to be there to see it. It really has changed!
asiane 4 years ago
i like this song but it's so sad... when i saw these pictures with this song, it's difficult for me to saty without sad feelings !
it's hmong song ?
Toupatou 4 years ago
Toupatou, yes it is both Hmong songs. This is a collection of photos when I went back with my two sisters & b/f meeting my long-lost relatives for the 1st time. My dad left two sons and a daughter with a younger brother 80 some years ago, we were meeting the whole family for the first time again.
asiane 4 years ago
maiv xis koj nyob twg lawm os?
Saom33 3 years ago
Tamsimno kuv nyob ntawm tsev os. Tabsis hnub Lund/Monday tuaj no kuv mus nram Guyane lawm os. Kuv nyuam qhuav los India tau 2 weeks.
asiane 3 years ago
"MaivXis"
Nco txog nej sawv daws, nco txog koj mog Maiv Xis. Lub ncauj tsis hais ib lo qhia, txhais tes tsis sau ib tsab ntawv, tab si nplooj siab tseem muab nej khaw cia nyob nraim tsis ploj! Lub ntuj thiab av dav, hiav txwv dej loj, kuv li tes thiab taw tsis ntev, cev tuaj tsis txog nej(koj) los hauv kuv nruab siab tseem muaj chaw tshua!
Ua tsaug rau koj cov duab, muab pub rau peb tau saib nrog koj!
npis
pluavcaj 5 years ago
If anyone call me Hmoob Nyab Laj MisKas, I will disclaim that for I am truely just Hmoob. Fourth Generation from China, where Hmoob truely came from.
MaivVwjVaj 5 years ago
Yangboi, my dad was born in this village and left one late at night never knew he could returned. This happened 80+ years ago. We just found them again in 1989. Unfortunately, my dad passed away a year later in 1990 already (at the age of 88). As mentioned above, my mom/dad fled to Laos in the '50s where I was born in the late 60s. The number of Hmong in Laos is nothing compare to N. Vietnam and/or China. I also have immediate relatives in China as well.
asiane 5 years ago
My grandpa also fled Pubang, Vietnam. The reason; Vietnamese mistreated the Hmong people. Making the fathers work during the day and taking their wives for the night. The reason for taking their wives; they claim to teach the wives lessons. No one really knows other than what do people do at night? Very obvious? My grandpa threatens to kill the Viet guy that tries to take my grandma. After he over heard many Viet guys are after him, he took his family and fled quickly to Laos in late 1950's.
MaivVwjVaj 5 years ago
MaiVwj, Then I should know your family? Is Vaj your maiden name? I'm just wondering, because when I went back to Pubang in 2004. 80% of the village are my immediate families/relatives. It would be nice if you can tell me more about your family background.
asiane 5 years ago
Yes, Vaj is my maiden last name. My great grandpa (Chu Oe) from China, than my grandpa (Tong Chi)and than my Dad. He is the youngest of his brother and the only one survive the Vietnam War along with his two older sister. We are Hmoob Dub and we also have distance relative that are Hmoob Txaij (They are decendent of my Great Grandpa's brother).
MaivVwjVaj 5 years ago
That story makes me angry. Hmong people are mistreated everywhere around the world including the U.S.. In Thailand, the girls would go to work and get raped. I think the problem is we are not united and do not fight for a common cause.
asnmgc 4 years ago
Really? wow! how do you know them then? Respond plz asap. ok?
YANGBOI002 5 years ago
thanks.
UncleHo19 5 years ago
This song is really moving.Who's the singer ?
UncleHo19 5 years ago
UncleHo, the first song sung by "Luj Yaj" & the second one sung by "Ly, Dang (Lis Ntaj)" of Xanakee from France.
asiane 5 years ago
i really enjoy your video. you can hardly find anything on the past so this was very refreshing. thanks for sharing.
npaujvaj1 5 years ago
My dad was born in one the village (Pubang) in Vientnam, and during the French revolutionary in SE, he fled to Laos in the '50s. But I was born in "Longcheng, Laos". Which would made me a Hmong-Vietnamese decent, but a Lao born would made me a Lao nationality with Hmong ethnicity. Not that I deny my Hmong-Vietnamese heritage, I just knew nothing about that life style.
asiane 5 years ago
Pubang ? do you mean the place close to China's border ?
tell me more we maybe related, too
ligvaj 5 years ago
Lig, "Pubang" is the Vietnamese spelling. However, my dad kept referring to "Phwv Pam" as in Hmong prononciation. From what my relatives saying Pubang is very near to China, but not sure whereabout in China, I would guess it's "Paj Tawm Lag" (Wenshan)? What do you mean we may be related? I would like to hear more about your family!
asiane 5 years ago