from a source: "Music has no language...no boundaries and no barriers... It transcends all borders and brings the whole world together".... Indeed it is true! ... HATS OFF TO YOU ALL "Real Tibetan parents/brave men/women/children/younger generation" who remain intact with their culture/values/motherland - TIBET
*== Lyrics Translation ==* *《大山人》* *Mountain Man* 词 : 斯那定珠(王海滨) (Lyrics : Sina Dingzhu a.k.a Wang Haibin)* 曲 : 扎西次旦 (Comp : Zhaxi Cidan) 唱 : 次仁桑珠 (Singer : Tsering Samdup) 1, czcams.com/video/hETrI6GOHWk/video.html 2, czcams.com/video/HDZcc88j2S8/video.html 谱 : .... 暂无 .... *Lyrics：* 当走出大山深处 Out from the deep of the mountains, 古老的家园 The place of my ancient homeland, 走过一道道山梁 Ridge after ridge I had to trek, 趟过一条条河流 Stream after stream I had to wade. 一次次一次次 Again and again, time after time, 触动着大山人的心灵 My heart and soul is touched. 一步步一步步 Step by step, clump after clump, 走出对大山永不变的大爱 A firm love for the mountains is out trudged. 喔，我爱你巴拉格宗 Oh, I love you Gezong and Bala, ** 古老的家园，幸福的家园噢 My ancient homeland, my Shangri-La. ** * 呜，大山哦！流淌在人间的溪流 Oh, The great mountains! What flows in those earthly brooks 是童年的，童年的，童年的歌谣 Is the song of my childhood...of my childhood. 那清晨挂满树叶上的露珠 On the tree leaves, those dews of the morning, 便是走出大山的汗水 Out from the mountains, are the sweats of trekking. 啊，大山从不忘却您 Oh, The great mountains never have you forgotten, 大山深处的古老家园巴拉格宗 Bala Gezong, my ancient homeland deep in the great mountains. Translated by ck 2020-03-13 ------------------------ * *Sina Dingzhu* is the man with a blind left-eye in this music video. He first got out of his hamlet deep in the mountains when he was 10 years old, after an accident happened while he was iron-smiting. His left-eye was injured by a speck of iron bit while hammering. His father brought him out to seek medical help in the county township. They had to trek a treacherous cliffhanger path and long winding mountainous trail for 5 days before they could reach the county township. His left eye was blinded as a result of such a long delay in getting help. That was the first time he saw a city, cars and other modern amenities. On the way back from the township, he told his father he wants to build a road from the outside to his hamlet, so that cars would be able to come in. His father didn't understand what he was talking about... At age 13, against his parent's objections he ventured out the mountains to seek opportunities, working numerous labor jobs and various small businesses. Eventually, by around 40, he made enough money (about RMB ¥30-40 millions, or US $5 millions), and donated it all to build a road connecting his and four other hamlets deep in the mountains to the outside world. In his words, he wanted to bring his mountain folks out of poverty and backwardness, and not to suffer inconvenience and lack of medical care like he did decades ago. But again he faced objections not only from his father, but unbelievably, also from his village folks! Against all odds and doubts and suspicions, and even spit on his face by an un-understanding village woman, the road was finally completed. That's the paved road in the music video. It has a total length of 35 km, with 52 hairpin turns. It took him 4 years and all his money + assets sold off + debts raised, to complete. He did not ask for a single penny from the government for assistance in the construction. He father and other villagers finally did turn around to support him. And his father had wanted to ride with him in a car to go back to their hamlet Bala. Unfortunately his father died before the last kilometer of the road was completed. With further investment, his hamlet Balagezong is now developed into a tourist attraction. What a man, what a story. A noble mountain man. *巴拉格宗的故事：斯那定珠，Sina Dingzhu* 1. czcams.com/video/rONGfnmYnCg/video.html 2. en.balagezong.com/news/136.html ---------- ** *Bala Gezong* : A Tibetan hamlet in northern Yunnan province. "Bala" denotes the people there were originally from Batang county in western Sichuan province. "Gezong" in Tibetan means holy mountains. This place has been settled more 1300 years ago. ---------- From Wikipedia : ** * *Shangri-La* is a fictional place described in the 1933 novel 《Lost Horizon》 by British author James Hilton. Hilton describes Shangri-La as a mystical, harmonious valley, gently guided from a lamasery, enclosed in the western end of the Kunlun Mountains. Shangri-La has become synonymous with any earthly paradise, particularly a mythical Himalayan utopia - a permanently happy land, isolated from the world. In the novel, the people who live at Shangri-La are almost immortal, living hundreds of years beyond the normal lifespan and only very slowly aging in appearance. The name also evokes the imagery of the exoticism of the Orient. Possible sources for Hilton : In a New York Times interview in 1936, Hilton states that he used "Tibetan material" from the British Museum, particularly the travelogue of two French priests, Evariste Regis Huc and Joseph Gabet, to provide the Tibetan cultural and Buddhist spiritual inspiration for Shangri-La. Huc and Gabet travelled a round trip between Beijing and Lhasa in 1844-1846 on a route more than 250 kilometres (160 mi) north of Yunnan. Their famous travelogue, first published in French in 1850, went through many editions in many languages. A popular "condensed translation" was published in England in 1928, at the time that Hilton would have been gathering inspiration for - or perhaps writing - Lost Horizon. Current claimants : Today various places, such as parts of southern Kham in northwestern Yunnan province, including the tourist destinations of Lijiang and Zhongdian, claim the title. In modern China, Zhongdian county was renamed Xiānggélǐlā (香格里拉, Shangri-La in Chinese) in 2001, to attract tourists. And the place *Balagezong* in this song is in middle of this region.
Of course it is a Tibetan song! Can't you tell from the Tibetan music elements? He sings about his love for his home village Balagezong 巴拉格宗, how the village had been transformed into a better place and how the villagers are enjoying a happy life there.
我是韩国人。我每天晚上听了。音乐是挺好。感谢~
太美的旋律讓人聽了陶醉
次仁桑珠可愛的小子，帥氣陽光，討人喜歡。
from a source: "Music has no language...no boundaries and no barriers... It transcends all borders and brings the whole world together".... Indeed it is true! ... HATS OFF TO YOU ALL "Real Tibetan parents/brave men/women/children/younger generation" who remain intact with their culture/values/motherland - TIBET
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*== Lyrics Translation ==*
*《大山人》*
*Mountain Man*
词 : 斯那定珠(王海滨) (Lyrics :
Sina Dingzhu a.k.a Wang Haibin)*
曲 : 扎西次旦 (Comp : Zhaxi Cidan)
唱 : 次仁桑珠 (Singer : Tsering Samdup)
1, czcams.com/video/hETrI6GOHWk/video.html
2, czcams.com/video/HDZcc88j2S8/video.html
谱 : .... 暂无 ....
*Lyrics：*
当走出大山深处
Out from the deep of the mountains,
古老的家园
The place of my ancient homeland,
走过一道道山梁
Ridge after ridge I had to trek,
趟过一条条河流
Stream after stream I had to wade.
一次次一次次
Again and again, time after time,
触动着大山人的心灵
My heart and soul is touched.
一步步一步步
Step by step, clump after clump,
走出对大山永不变的大爱
A firm love for the mountains is out trudged.
喔，我爱你巴拉格宗
Oh, I love you Gezong and Bala, **
古老的家园，幸福的家园噢
My ancient homeland, my Shangri-La. ** *
呜，大山哦！流淌在人间的溪流
Oh, The great mountains! What flows in those earthly brooks
是童年的，童年的，童年的歌谣
Is the song of my childhood...of my childhood.
那清晨挂满树叶上的露珠
On the tree leaves, those dews of the morning,
便是走出大山的汗水
Out from the mountains, are the sweats of trekking.
啊，大山从不忘却您
Oh, The great mountains never have you forgotten,
大山深处的古老家园巴拉格宗
Bala Gezong, my ancient homeland deep in the great mountains.
Translated by
ck 2020-03-13
------------------------
* *Sina Dingzhu* is the man with a blind left-eye in this music video. He first got out of his hamlet deep in the mountains when he was 10 years old, after an accident happened while he was iron-smiting. His left-eye was injured by a speck of iron bit while hammering. His father brought him out to seek medical help in the county township. They had to trek a treacherous cliffhanger path and long winding mountainous trail for 5 days before they could reach the county township. His left eye was blinded as a result of such a long delay in getting help. That was the first time he saw a city, cars and other modern amenities. On the way back from the township, he told his father he wants to build a road from the outside to his hamlet, so that cars would be able to come in. His father didn't understand what he was talking about...
At age 13, against his parent's objections he ventured out the mountains to seek opportunities, working numerous labor jobs and various small businesses. Eventually, by around 40, he made enough money (about RMB ¥30-40 millions, or US $5 millions), and donated it all to build a road connecting his and four other hamlets deep in the mountains to the outside world. In his words, he wanted to bring his mountain folks out of poverty and backwardness, and not to suffer inconvenience and lack of medical care like he did decades ago. But again he faced objections not only from his father, but unbelievably, also from his village folks!
Against all odds and doubts and suspicions, and even spit on his face by an un-understanding village woman, the road was finally completed. That's the paved road in the music video. It has a total length of 35 km, with 52 hairpin turns. It took him 4 years and all his money + assets sold off + debts raised, to complete. He did not ask for a single penny from the government for assistance in the construction. He father and other villagers finally did turn around to support him. And his father had wanted to ride with him in a car to go back to their hamlet Bala. Unfortunately his father died before the last kilometer of the road was completed.
With further investment, his hamlet Balagezong is now developed into a tourist attraction.
What a man, what a story. A noble mountain man.
*巴拉格宗的故事：斯那定珠，Sina Dingzhu*
1. czcams.com/video/rONGfnmYnCg/video.html
2. en.balagezong.com/news/136.html
----------
** *Bala Gezong* : A Tibetan hamlet in northern Yunnan province. "Bala" denotes the people there were originally from Batang county in western Sichuan province. "Gezong" in Tibetan means holy mountains. This place has been settled more 1300 years ago.
----------
From Wikipedia :
** * *Shangri-La* is a fictional place described in the 1933 novel 《Lost Horizon》 by British author James Hilton. Hilton describes Shangri-La as a mystical, harmonious valley, gently guided from a lamasery, enclosed in the western end of the Kunlun Mountains. Shangri-La has become synonymous with any earthly paradise, particularly a mythical Himalayan utopia - a permanently happy land, isolated from the world. In the novel, the people who live at Shangri-La are almost immortal, living hundreds of years beyond the normal lifespan and only very slowly aging in appearance. The name also evokes the imagery of the exoticism of the Orient.
Possible sources for Hilton :
In a New York Times interview in 1936, Hilton states that he used "Tibetan material" from the British Museum, particularly the travelogue of two French priests, Evariste Regis Huc and Joseph Gabet, to provide the Tibetan cultural and Buddhist spiritual inspiration for Shangri-La. Huc and Gabet travelled a round trip between Beijing and Lhasa in 1844-1846 on a route more than 250 kilometres (160 mi) north of Yunnan. Their famous travelogue, first published in French in 1850, went through many editions in many languages. A popular "condensed translation" was published in England in 1928, at the time that Hilton would have been gathering inspiration for - or perhaps writing - Lost Horizon.
Current claimants :
Today various places, such as parts of southern Kham in northwestern Yunnan province, including the tourist destinations of Lijiang and Zhongdian, claim the title. In modern China, Zhongdian county was renamed Xiānggélǐlā (香格里拉, Shangri-La in Chinese) in 2001, to attract tourists. And the place *Balagezong* in this song is in middle of this region.
im from vietnamese
phong vu, the kindest people I have ever known !!!
Beautiful song! Beautiful voice! Beautiful video! Beautiful country!
好喜欢你的声音，会永远支持你，可以交个朋友吗？🖐
この『蔵族音楽世界』さんのチャンネルで次仁桑珠さんの『次仁和桑珠的愛』を知り、今ではスマホの着メロになっています 。
新しい歌ないかなぁ、と思っていたところだったのでこの曲聞けて嬉しいです。なかなか、西蔵、チベットの音楽に触れる機会がなく
CZcamsで『蔵族音楽世界』さんが紹介していただけることに感謝いたします。谢谢。
四川
俄家粉丝
也只有男聲夠雄厚，听上才有感覺。
Free Tibet
That’s vini vinci
this is not Tibetan song,chinese song,,,,
The singer is from Tibet, only with mandarin language, lol
As a fellow Tibetan, let me ask you to please shut the f**k up! Comments like this are doing nothing but create animosity and is just plain stupid.
Yea not shit learn to read.
kalsang
Of course it is a Tibetan song! Can't you tell from the Tibetan music elements? He sings about his love for his home village Balagezong 巴拉格宗, how the village had been transformed into a better place and how the villagers are enjoying a happy life there.