Miao Dance

When we went to on of the villages we were able to see a traditional Miao dance performed. I only filmed about half of it, but I think its quite interesting to watch. And for those curious, yes, this was in Guizhou Province, China, near the city of Kaili.

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Travel & Events

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• miao
• dance
• china
• traditional
• drums

[igot2remember]

no the word miao does not mean trouble maker the only reason it mean trouble maker or cat in tat book is because the loa gave us that wen hmong migrated to loa because miao kinda sound like meow they use it to make fun of the hmong so that why instead of hearing hmong called them selve miao they call themselve hmong wich mean free people and the name hmong haven't been around for long we just recently changed it like 50 to 60 year ago during the secret war

[drkx2009]

Hmoob or Hmong is what we called ourselves....Meo or Maio is what other hateful ppls called us....

[StudLife28]

@AtarashiNOhi I know. Was just trying to be funny.

[AtarashiNOhi]

@StudLife28 Those are turbans, not sombreros. It's looks like it at first, doesn't it?

[milvipes]

@TRDboi85 The single "dislike" vote: he was probably a racist who got beat up in Sac by some Hmong folks when he tried to start a fight.

[TRDboi85]

@milvipes what?



[milvipes]

@TRDboi85 Porbably got owned in Fresno or Sac.

[5Five9CWalk]

no miao and meo both have one meaning outsider...

[TRDboi85]

one person is a hater here.

[daoudshiva]

nice but very modernized in a hollywood style, maybe I am wrong???

[4heavens]

@koobl0 the MIAO have 4 major sub-groups and the hmong is part of them...if u go google for hmong population only 4-5mil+ hmongs but when you google miao populations theres 10-12mil+ miaos (inclued the hmong).