China speaks like ching chong shing shang wang. China products=toxic. China eat cats. China=Sars disease. Made in China=dollar store products. Chinese people=dirty and smelly. Chinese=cheap. China=always copy. China=imitation. China eat human babies. China=plastic surgeries. China=ugly. China military and weapons=total failure and defective
@japankamikazewarrior ME SOO glad to tell u that pleaze not to waste too muzu of your efforts cuzu all your accts will be gone within a few weeks just like your previous IDs and all your comments will be massacralllll!^^^^^sooo please go back to clean up the toilet so that you can have your money to go for your plastic surgery for fixingx your flatten goky nose or crooked g0ky legs just like most of your fellow south koreans,Contratzu!!!!1
@bluebear668 How is it Manchu? Putonghua is a form of Mandarin.
In the early part of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus actually spoke and wrote their own language (Manchurian language). But they gradually adopted Chinese language and writing, and thus most of the Manchus today speak Mandarin.
In linguistics, Mandarin is classified under the Sinitic languages, while the Manchu is classified under the Tungusic (Altaic). There's intelligibility between Mandarin and Cantonese and etc.
@bluebear668 Fool, Mandarin (Putonghua), was a northern Han dialect formed at the start of Ming dynasty; the word means "officials' speech" in Portuguese. Did you know there were only 200,000 Manchus when they conquered China? The only reason China was defeated is because of the dog named 吳三桂; a true bastard.
The Manchurians were barbarians at the time they conquered China. Everything in China was new and stunning to them and they eventually found their Manchu language didn't have enough words to describe all the things in China. So the Manchurians started adopted Chinese language.
Since Manchurians were barbarians, they were thick and failed to catch all the tones and pronounce Han Chinese properly. They simplified Chinese into 4 tones, and that's PTH.
Since Mandarin/Putonghua was invented by Manchurians, Mandarin/Putonghua is definitely a Manchu language, not Han!
You cannot say Mandarin/Putonghua is Han language because it writes in Han Chinese characters. The Uyghur people in Xinjiang writes in Arabic letters, can you say Uyghur language equals Arabic? Definitely not!
It's so sad that so many Han Chinese have followed the wrong ancestor.
70% of the Chinese population, that's around 0.9 billion people, following just 200,000 Manchus!
@bluebear668 Are you Korean or something? Mandarin means Mandarim, which means "official's speech" in Portugese; it was the the dialect by northern Han (imperial court dialect) around Beijing at the start of Ming dynasty.
汉语 = Mandarin (with various dialects like Shanghainese, Hunanese, Henannese, Cantonese)
It was called Mandarin because it was the imperial court language of Qing dynasty. And in Qing dynasty, China was ruled by Manchurians, not Han!
Mandarin is NO WAY appeared in Beijing at the start of Ming dynasty! Have you ever read the notes Matteo Ricci made for himself for learning Chinese during his stay in Beijing in Ming dynasty? (If not, google it). See the pronunciations, they are much closer to the nowadays Southern dialects than Mandarin/PTH! Mandarin is nothing Han, nothing Ming
Oh, maybe you cannot use Google in China because Chinese government doesn't want her people to learn too much from the outside world.
A lot of linguists already confirmed that Mandarin/PTH is not Han language! (Those who are afraid of the Chinese government will say it's a heavily distorted Han language) The notes made by Matteo Ricci is another inevitable proof. But the Chinese government doesn't want to lose face, and brain-washed her people to believe that Mandarin is Han!
@bluebear668 Typical Korean trying to distort history. First of all, what linguists? Cantonese ones who also said Qin Shihuang spoke Cantonese? Second, like you know how Matteo Ricci pronounced those words? You have tape recording? Thirdly, Ming was the first to contact the Portuguese, and the word "Mandarin" appeared during Ming dynasty thus mandarin = 汉语.
Nice try being racist against mainlanders you pig.
Why don't you search on Youtube Spoken Manchu, Spoken Ancient Han Chinese, Spoken Cantonese, and compare them with Mandarin? Listen to them and see how similar Mandarin and Manchu sound, while Cantonese sounds completely different from Mandarin but very similar to Ancient Han Chinese? You moron!
@bluebear668 How the hell would those people know what ancient Chinese or Manchurian sounded like?? Do you have recording of Qin Shihuang, Guan Yu, Cao Cao, Yongle? Cantonese sounds like Vietnamese, should you say they are the same?
Cantonese is just a local dialect like Shanghainese or Hunanese. Typical Hong Kong racists, you bring shame to 汉人.
@bluebear668 That video is garbage, more specifically the middle Chinese part; the guy didn't even have the IPA (no one has BTW) for middle Chinese how the heck is he suppose to know how it sound? I don't think you realize that languages change all the time, and that Mandarin is a northern Han dialect, while Cantonese, Hunanese, Shanghainese, Henanese are central and southern Han dialect. Northern Han is definitely based off of central and southern dialect.
There are just too many things showing Mandarin/Putonghua is not Han language. You know any ancient Han poems? When you read them in Mandarin, they just sound no poems! No rhythm at all. But when you read them in Southern dialects such as Min, Hakka, Cantonese, even a child can tell they are poems! Why? Because to Han, Mandarin is a foreign language!
@bluebear668 I didn't say proof is garbage, just that video, so don't put words in my mouth. I don't know too many poems, but many by 李延年 does rhyme such as 佳人曲 in Mandarin, so you're wrong. Please, enough bullshit. Just admit you're racist against mainlanders you damn 汉奸.
@Seres1091 Actually it has been verified that Mandarin has lost a lot of Middle Chinese. The Chinese language that is closest in pronunciation to Middle Chinese is Hakka. Cantonese sounds nothing like Vietnamese. Have you actually heard someone from Hong Kong speak vs someone speaking Vietnamese? Cantonese is filled with sibilants, vietnamese has so little of it it's practically negligible. The only similarity are 2 tones.
@godfather8611 I don't need a lecture on anthropology. I was referring to the phonetic qualities of Hakka preserving the phonetic qualities of Middle Chinese. I made no argument regarding the Han ethnicity. This is a discussion on language, not "birth of a nation" or politics.
The Southern part of China is marked by the Changjiang (Yangtze River).
Shanghai, Huangzhou, Zhejiang, Hunan, Sichuan ets belongs to the south.
Central refers to area around the Mid-stream of the HuangHe/Yellow River.
No one owns the IPA. Anyone from anywhere can learn and have it acquired.
Cantonese is the dialect spoken in Canton (Guangzhou). It really really South... You know where Hong Kong is? HKG situates in the same province as Canton.
There are written records of pronunciation of words. It's similar to those Hanguel written next to ancient Korean literatures, which were written in Hanja. The only difference is it wasn't marked in IPA. There was a traditional transcription system used in ancient China.
Gosh. You speak like a history distorting Korean...
Hard to believe you are a Chinese.
No one ever said ShiHuangDi spoke Cantonese. That's ridiculous. Wasn't Qin situated at Sichuan at the beginning? The terra cotta worriors don't look like Cantonese. I've been there. I know.
these are absolutely beautiful but they are made for ppl with perfect bodies! if there is a tiny little bump or flabby part your body it will totlly show through the silk/satin :(
Wow you can't be more traditional than what's shown in this video clip becox the original hanfu is so simple & beautiful :) Reminded me so much of kimonos too! Nice work for the clip...
im so gonna put this on my proj.
TheUnbrokenQueen 2 weeks ago
里面的女孩子我好喜欢，中国人才是真正的纯种的亚洲人，任何其他民族或国家都在她面前逊色
zouzhengliling 2 weeks ago
very beautiful. Japanese kimono came from this dress. much respect.
NickDan555 2 months ago
Hanbok copied from Hanfu
ValianTiger 5 months ago
綺麗です！！
aonokawa 6 months ago
求背景音乐！！
q1w2e381048104 10 months ago
真是的，汉服才是国服，飘逸，洒脱，有韵味，汉文化应崛起！！
q1w2e381048104 10 months ago
痛心，如果当年鞑子不入关，我们今天不用这么费劲还原被掩盖的真相。
pujintao 10 months ago
Don't argue. Korean invented everything. Albert Einstein，Edison, and etc are Korean. hahaa You guys know what i mean.
cooleryj 11 months ago
Korean Bitch
Molinsky2011 1 year ago
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China speaks like ching chong shing shang wang. China products=toxic. China eat cats. China=Sars disease. Made in China=dollar store products. Chinese people=dirty and smelly. Chinese=cheap. China=always copy. China=imitation. China eat human babies. China=plastic surgeries. China=ugly. China military and weapons=total failure and defective
japankamikazewarrior 1 year ago
@japankamikazewarrior attention: japankamikazewarrior is a korean!
yourtestimonial 1 year ago
@yourtestimonial You idiot Im Japanese! LOL
japankamikazewarrior 1 year ago
@japankamikazewarrior u r idiot Japs
GFWS1 2 months ago
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@yourtestimonial I dont have to hide my identity, Im not like you. whats my name? You idiot Im Japanese!
japankamikazewarrior 1 year ago
@yourtestimonial I dont have to hide my identity, Im not like you. whats my name? You idiot Im Japanese!
japankamikazewarrior 1 year ago
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@japankamikazewarrior ME SOO glad to tell u that pleaze not to waste too muzu of your efforts cuzu all your accts will be gone within a few weeks just like your previous IDs and all your comments will be massacralllll!^^^^^sooo please go back to clean up the toilet so that you can have your money to go for your plastic surgery for fixingx your flatten goky nose or crooked g0ky legs just like most of your fellow south koreans,Contratzu!!!!1
Heroisting 1 year ago
@japankamikazewarrior 有一道日本菜，菜的内容是一批漂亮女子吃指定的食物，然后排泄出来装进盘子，菜就做好了。所以按照你的说法，实际上日本人吃屎。
godfather8611 3 months ago
頂~~~~~~~~
漢族的民族服裝是漢服
mannysea 1 year ago
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kevinrosspo 1 year ago
piao liang a...
kevinrosspo 1 year ago
还是汉服最能体现汉族女子的气质和魅力。
SuperLoisy 1 year ago
马来西亚华人一直把旗袍认成是传统服装。 T.T
we821 1 year ago
就觉得很熟悉的音乐，原来是仙剑的4的音乐--苍天有负。我刚收到我的第一件汉服，是高腰齐胸襦裙哦~
汉服真的很美、很漂亮！
stepheneong 1 year ago
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SuperLoisy 1 year ago
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@stepheneong 在这里也可以碰到喜欢仙剑四的，不容易。不过苍天有负是粉丝写给仙剑四的，不是上海软星写的。
SuperLoisy 1 year ago
@stepheneong 在这里也可以碰到喜欢仙剑四的，不容易。不过苍天有负是粉丝写给仙剑四的，不是上海软星写的。
SuperLoisy 1 year ago
Wow... So beautiful...
Ca1237 2 years ago
一起来推动汉服在旧金山 search group "San Francisco Hanfu" in Facebook
snowwhitewaiting 2 years ago
音乐很好听啊！很合适！今年我应该可以有自己的汉服了！到那个时候，我就可以对相机自然的笑了！
shishila 2 years ago
Very comfortable looking.
nokomarie1963 2 years ago 2
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说实话旗袍跟汉服真的没法比.还是汉服好看..
wbf2193 2 years ago 2
I still like these better
ChibaSakura 2 years ago
chinese is han han is chinese
no more
luckyacc 2 years ago 11
@luckyacc
However, 90% of Han people speaks a non-Han language --- putonghua
So sad!
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 What do you mean?
Putonghua is a form of Mandarin, which is a Sinitic/Chinese language. How is it non-Han?
And the total speakers of Mandarin (not just Putonghua, but all dialects) is around more or less 65% of the Han people worldwide, not 90%.
Ch1neseDrag0n 1 year ago
@Ch1neseDrag0n
Putonghua is a Manchu language. Not a Han language!
Just the Northerners refuse to admit it!
Only those dialects spoken in the South are Han languages. Examples: Cantonese, Min, Hakka, Taishanese
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 How is it Manchu? Putonghua is a form of Mandarin.
In the early part of the Qing Dynasty, the Manchus actually spoke and wrote their own language (Manchurian language). But they gradually adopted Chinese language and writing, and thus most of the Manchus today speak Mandarin.
In linguistics, Mandarin is classified under the Sinitic languages, while the Manchu is classified under the Tungusic (Altaic). There's intelligibility between Mandarin and Cantonese and etc.
Ch1neseDrag0n 1 year ago
@bluebear668 Fool, Mandarin (Putonghua), was a northern Han dialect formed at the start of Ming dynasty; the word means "officials' speech" in Portuguese. Did you know there were only 200,000 Manchus when they conquered China? The only reason China was defeated is because of the dog named 吳三桂; a true bastard.
Seres1091 1 year ago
Mandarin was invented by the Manchurians!
The Manchurians were barbarians at the time they conquered China. Everything in China was new and stunning to them and they eventually found their Manchu language didn't have enough words to describe all the things in China. So the Manchurians started adopted Chinese language.
Since Manchurians were barbarians, they were thick and failed to catch all the tones and pronounce Han Chinese properly. They simplified Chinese into 4 tones, and that's PTH.
bluebear668 1 year ago
Since Mandarin/Putonghua was invented by Manchurians, Mandarin/Putonghua is definitely a Manchu language, not Han!
You cannot say Mandarin/Putonghua is Han language because it writes in Han Chinese characters. The Uyghur people in Xinjiang writes in Arabic letters, can you say Uyghur language equals Arabic? Definitely not!
It's so sad that so many Han Chinese have followed the wrong ancestor.
70% of the Chinese population, that's around 0.9 billion people, following just 200,000 Manchus!
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 Are you Korean or something? Mandarin means Mandarim, which means "official's speech" in Portugese; it was the the dialect by northern Han (imperial court dialect) around Beijing at the start of Ming dynasty.
汉语 = Mandarin (with various dialects like Shanghainese, Hunanese, Henannese, Cantonese)
Hope I don't have to repeat myself again.
Seres1091 1 year ago
It was called Mandarin because it was the imperial court language of Qing dynasty. And in Qing dynasty, China was ruled by Manchurians, not Han!
Mandarin is NO WAY appeared in Beijing at the start of Ming dynasty! Have you ever read the notes Matteo Ricci made for himself for learning Chinese during his stay in Beijing in Ming dynasty? (If not, google it). See the pronunciations, they are much closer to the nowadays Southern dialects than Mandarin/PTH! Mandarin is nothing Han, nothing Ming
bluebear668 1 year ago
@Seres1091
Oh, maybe you cannot use Google in China because Chinese government doesn't want her people to learn too much from the outside world.
A lot of linguists already confirmed that Mandarin/PTH is not Han language! (Those who are afraid of the Chinese government will say it's a heavily distorted Han language) The notes made by Matteo Ricci is another inevitable proof. But the Chinese government doesn't want to lose face, and brain-washed her people to believe that Mandarin is Han!
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 Typical Korean trying to distort history. First of all, what linguists? Cantonese ones who also said Qin Shihuang spoke Cantonese? Second, like you know how Matteo Ricci pronounced those words? You have tape recording? Thirdly, Ming was the first to contact the Portuguese, and the word "Mandarin" appeared during Ming dynasty thus mandarin = 汉语.
Nice try being racist against mainlanders you pig.
Seres1091 1 year ago
@Seres1091
Why don't you search on Youtube Spoken Manchu, Spoken Ancient Han Chinese, Spoken Cantonese, and compare them with Mandarin? Listen to them and see how similar Mandarin and Manchu sound, while Cantonese sounds completely different from Mandarin but very similar to Ancient Han Chinese? You moron!
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 How the hell would those people know what ancient Chinese or Manchurian sounded like?? Do you have recording of Qin Shihuang, Guan Yu, Cao Cao, Yongle? Cantonese sounds like Vietnamese, should you say they are the same?
Cantonese is just a local dialect like Shanghainese or Hunanese. Typical Hong Kong racists, you bring shame to 汉人.
Seres1091 1 year ago
@Seres1091
Are you too lazy to search on youtube? Or are you afraid of facing the truth, you Manchu-speaking Han?
Why don't you check this vid out? Hahaha.....
漢藏語系及其它語言漢字音中的數字1-10 / Number words 1 - 10 in sino-tibetan
watch?v=-clOl8y2qNo
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 That video is garbage, more specifically the middle Chinese part; the guy didn't even have the IPA (no one has BTW) for middle Chinese how the heck is he suppose to know how it sound? I don't think you realize that languages change all the time, and that Mandarin is a northern Han dialect, while Cantonese, Hunanese, Shanghainese, Henanese are central and southern Han dialect. Northern Han is definitely based off of central and southern dialect.
It's impossible to change your mind.
Seres1091 1 year ago
@Seres1091
Proof is garbage! Hahahaha....
There are just too many things showing Mandarin/Putonghua is not Han language. You know any ancient Han poems? When you read them in Mandarin, they just sound no poems! No rhythm at all. But when you read them in Southern dialects such as Min, Hakka, Cantonese, even a child can tell they are poems! Why? Because to Han, Mandarin is a foreign language!
bluebear668 1 year ago
@bluebear668 I didn't say proof is garbage, just that video, so don't put words in my mouth. I don't know too many poems, but many by 李延年 does rhyme such as 佳人曲 in Mandarin, so you're wrong. Please, enough bullshit. Just admit you're racist against mainlanders you damn 汉奸.
Seres1091 1 year ago
@Seres1091 Actually it has been verified that Mandarin has lost a lot of Middle Chinese. The Chinese language that is closest in pronunciation to Middle Chinese is Hakka. Cantonese sounds nothing like Vietnamese. Have you actually heard someone from Hong Kong speak vs someone speaking Vietnamese? Cantonese is filled with sibilants, vietnamese has so little of it it's practically negligible. The only similarity are 2 tones.
gariadara 1 year ago
@gariadara Vietnamese？ 哈，a joke。一个笑话，中国很大，汉语有多种方言发音。汉语是以字形字义为重点的语言，更重于书面语言功能。（石室诗士施氏，嗜狮，誓食十狮。适施氏时时适市视狮。十时，适十狮适市。是时，适施氏适市。氏视是十狮，恃矢势，使是十狮逝世。氏拾是十狮尸，适石室。石室湿，氏使侍拭石室。石室拭，氏始试食是十狮尸。食时，始识是十狮尸，实十石狮尸。试释是事。每个字的字音相同，这确是一片文章），也许Hakka是纯种汉族，但由于历史上的民族融合而产生的混血汉族当然也是汉族，也就是今天的汉族。
godfather8611 3 months ago in playlist 着物
@godfather8611 I don't need a lecture on anthropology. I was referring to the phonetic qualities of Hakka preserving the phonetic qualities of Middle Chinese. I made no argument regarding the Han ethnicity. This is a discussion on language, not "birth of a nation" or politics.
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@Seres1091
The Southern part of China is marked by the Changjiang (Yangtze River).
Shanghai, Huangzhou, Zhejiang, Hunan, Sichuan ets belongs to the south.
Central refers to area around the Mid-stream of the HuangHe/Yellow River.
No one owns the IPA. Anyone from anywhere can learn and have it acquired.
Cantonese is the dialect spoken in Canton (Guangzhou). It really really South... You know where Hong Kong is? HKG situates in the same province as Canton.
567watcher 1 year ago
@Seres1091
There are written records of pronunciation of words. It's similar to those Hanguel written next to ancient Korean literatures, which were written in Hanja. The only difference is it wasn't marked in IPA. There was a traditional transcription system used in ancient China.
567watcher 1 year ago
@Seres1091
Cantonese doesn't sound like Vietnamese at all. Cantonese preserves most ancient pronunciation from the Han Dynasty and Tang Dynasty.
Not all Hong Kongers are racists. In fact, foreigners feel happy and welcomed here.
If you have time, come and visit. But be a polite and nice tourist in the first place.
567watcher 1 year ago
@Seres1091
Gosh. You speak like a history distorting Korean...
Hard to believe you are a Chinese.
No one ever said ShiHuangDi spoke Cantonese. That's ridiculous. Wasn't Qin situated at Sichuan at the beginning? The terra cotta worriors don't look like Cantonese. I've been there. I know.
567watcher 1 year ago
@bluebear668 65%-70%, instead of 90%.
The speakers of Wu, Cantonese, Min, and etc, make up a big number too.
Ch1neseDrag0n 1 year ago
@luckyacc
Chinese is Qipao. Qipao is Chinese. Period.
KatiushaVN4 1 year ago 2
@KatiushaVN4
Qipao is the modernized form of Manchurian clothings.
567watcher 1 year ago
汉服真的太漂亮了！
shishila 2 years ago 5
these are absolutely beautiful but they are made for ppl with perfect bodies! if there is a tiny little bump or flabby part your body it will totlly show through the silk/satin :(
hehatous 2 years ago
You're thinking about tight-fitting qipaos which requires a perfect body. Hanfu would look good on all figure types.
itsme61 2 years ago 2
支持支持！！
rolandwangyan 2 years ago
Hanfu should be brought back for formal occasions. So should traditional characters since real Chinese culture is all about balance and aesthetics.
aeiou980 2 years ago 4
美!
alumpt 2 years ago
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lee1986125 2 years ago
哦 搞错了 好像是苍天有负 反正也是仙剑4的
lee1986125 2 years ago
背景音乐是 为仙剑4配的 朱砂泪
lee1986125 2 years ago
omg i love the song
keiyeuhikari 2 years ago
背景音乐很好听，不知是什么曲目呢？
liuyuanzhong 2 years ago
the song is so cool..i always wanted outfits like these.
HoTtNeSSChiCK 2 years ago 2
great! support Hanfu!
erlangener 3 years ago
Wow you can't be more traditional than what's shown in this video clip becox the original hanfu is so simple & beautiful :) Reminded me so much of kimonos too! Nice work for the clip...
edenstrauss2008 3 years ago
汉服博大精深
gxlilie 3 years ago
好漂亮
kan199999999 3 years ago
支持汉服！
Ruoshui5000 3 years ago