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a drawing documentary film by chinese cctv 大唐西游记

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Uploaded by on Mar 3, 2007

大唐西遊記
A story from the Tang Dynasty(A.D.619-907 in China)
A Buddhist monk Xuanzang walked 25,000 kilometers to india to fetch back the Buddhist books from the capitals Changan.

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Uploader Comments (yanlei360)

  • youtube Max length: 10 minutes

    but this one part is 40 minutes

    six parts all

    now I don`t want to edit them lots of incomplete parts.

  • And it will be broadcasted from Mar 6 at CCTV10

    If you love it,I`ll add them.

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  • retarded white hairer!

  • yea your word is just like your name, stupid brown shirts

  • I dont like buddism becuz it is a fucking foreign religion. The ONLY native religion of China is TAOISM!

    Go with TAOISM! Shame of those ignarant chinese/japanese who choose buddism. You guys should go to fucking ugly india if you guys love that fucking FOREIGN religion so fucking much.

    Im a chinese, so I only care TAOISM.

  • christianity is a really gay religion.stupid christians don't know their money pay for what.let's go against fucking christianity!the worst religion in the world.

  • an education for gays...hahaha

  • fuck me jesus!!!!brutal christian!!!!

    satanism is better than fucking christianity!

    satan is not evil which was written in the wholy shit bible.buddhism is not a religion, it is education.

  • F you. ,

  • you are ignorant,I am sorry for you

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