The Life in the Snow Land 3 Lhoba People Living Deep in the Mountains

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  • čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
  • Tibet is called the third pole of the world, and its unique geography has shaped its special history, culture, religion and lifestyle. In recent years, like other places in China, Tibet has experienced dramatic changes, and Tibetans living on the snow plateau find themselves the focus of international attention. How do they live? How are their values changing? What do they expect from the future? The documentary series "The Life in the Snow Land" was produced 15+ years ago to help answer this question. For more in this series, please check out the playlist at • Life in the Snow Land
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Komentáře • 62

  • @greenlover6075
    @greenlover6075 Před 27 dny

    They speak my language amazing

  • @denpujen2992
    @denpujen2992 Před měsícem

    Ato ga Bokar nabpang hum benchen kumong tibet nabpang bo benday kuke❤❤❤❤❤ayang hai,,

  • @exclation6257
    @exclation6257 Před 4 dny

    I Can understand counting and some words they say but some sentences they say are very different than tani of Arunachal Pradesh India. Thanks for upload its very intresting to see our tani people of other side.

  • @nicholaskrupp3978
    @nicholaskrupp3978 Před 17 dny

    Wondering if people in the region actively/have been known to record trade transactions through weaving? (like Quipu in/by the Andes)

  • @orunachalaspirant
    @orunachalaspirant Před 2 měsíci

    Happy to see our Brothers Wellbeing. We should maintain our Brother as Different Countries Citizens, rather than Playing Geopolitics😊

  • @ABUKIPA
    @ABUKIPA Před rokem +3

    Our people in Tibet 😢❤️

  • @talupabin5914
    @talupabin5914 Před rokem +4

    Loba tribe same with us. Counting of numbers like akkon, annyi, aum, appi, akngo, akkeng and others etc are almost same.

  • @nijuhachi1850
    @nijuhachi1850 Před 3 měsíci

    They talk and eat like Tibetan

  • @imnotavlogger3391
    @imnotavlogger3391 Před rokem +2

    There behavioral are also same as us..by nature n heart ❤️

  • @MudangJohnMJTV
    @MudangJohnMJTV Před 7 měsíci +1

    Tani Unity is a must

  • @nordan634
    @nordan634 Před rokem +5

    Hearing their counting make me emotional 😢😢😢We Tani people are loosing our own dialogue with passing time 😭😞😭

    • @095-tayordarang2
      @095-tayordarang2 Před 2 měsíci

      i think its inevitable....its getting diluted ....our previous generations spoke much purer form of our dialects...we know lesser compared to them...and our next gens are being taught hindi/english....next 3-4 gen it will go extinct i believe

  • @likhaberlin1294
    @likhaberlin1294 Před 2 lety +7

    Its sad to see How china and india have divided us.

  • @strangerthings8401
    @strangerthings8401 Před 2 lety +5

    I'm from Arunachal pradesh
    Lhoba are my brothers
    Their language are similar with Tani clan

    • @thuptenchoephel6255
      @thuptenchoephel6255 Před rokem +1

      56:00 they are speaking Tibetan language and learning Tibetan grammer by writing Tibetan letter on the black board

    • @leeyee9325
      @leeyee9325 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @MrINDIA-wc1gd I am Chinese, let me answer your question. Because their villages are in Tibet Autonomous Region(Province). In this province, the public school system teach Mandarin Chinese and Tibetan these two languages, as national language and provincial language. Lhoba /Tani people is the ethnic minority there, they only use native language in their village area with their people, if they go out, they need to speak Tibetan or Mandarin to the majority people.

    • @leeyee9325
      @leeyee9325 Před 10 měsíci

      @MrINDIA-wc1gd hahahah, how do you think I am not Chinese? I am wondering this. Well, the fact is that I am Chinese, just from different province

    • @leeyee9325
      @leeyee9325 Před 10 měsíci

      @MrINDIA-wc1gd really? I wonder the reason. Are your tribe inhabiting in Arunachal, but sadly received prosecution from Tibetan in history?

    • @leeyee9325
      @leeyee9325 Před 10 měsíci +1

      @MrINDIA-wc1gd Ahh, yes, you are right! My home province is Guangdong, the province in South China, beside Hongkong. I immigrate to Canada, so I can chat in English. The good English Tibetan you mean is Exile/oversea Tibetan, I saw many Tibetans in Tibet are bad in English lol, under same English education national-wide, the system sadly emphasizes how to do exam, instead of aim to teach fluent oral speaking.

  • @ShadowTiger88
    @ShadowTiger88 Před 2 lety

    我很喜欢。做得好👍

  • @Guyfromindia.
    @Guyfromindia. Před 6 měsíci +1

    It’s sad to see my brothers and sisters of same origin being divided by both countries.BTW I am from Arunachal Pradesh nyishi tribe

    • @Tarozhou
      @Tarozhou Před 6 měsíci

      It's all Tibet fault for agreeing to British in Simla treaty

  • @thuptenchoephel6255
    @thuptenchoephel6255 Před rokem +2

    56:00 they are speaking Tibetan language and learning Tibetan grammer by writing Tibetan letter on the black board.

    • @apachechief8250
      @apachechief8250 Před rokem +2

      They have their own language ,why they should learn culture of their oppressor

  • @nordan634
    @nordan634 Před rokem +2

    These people are Tani people, we are mainly found in Arunachal Pradesh, with population of almost 1 millions...

    • @ejunavil
      @ejunavil Před 14 dny

      😂one million too much

  • @dapchhitpopak7628
    @dapchhitpopak7628 Před rokem

    Jempen singning, singdang yorlung te da the kk ha dia holo ka ao ha had the go da dada?

  • @KimChaewon18
    @KimChaewon18 Před rokem

    For the algorithm

  • @dapchhitpopak7628
    @dapchhitpopak7628 Před rokem

    Debin tapom hake k yening kk ayang ha... Yorlung ha bokar me da the?

  • @namanama9641
    @namanama9641 Před rokem +2

    Aken,enyi,oum Counting was understood only 😂 rest not clear 🙏

  • @user-vl8dy1os6r
    @user-vl8dy1os6r Před 10 měsíci

    这是什么时候拍摄的视频?

  • @nordan634
    @nordan634 Před rokem +2

    Do our Tani people (Lhoba peoples) get the proper Chinese citizenship?

    • @leeyee9325
      @leeyee9325 Před 10 měsíci +2

      Yes, their are recognized as Citizen of China officially. China did very systemic and standardized work in personal identity for all residents in recent 20 years. I am Chinese, I can tell this

    • @MoMo_Head
      @MoMo_Head Před 2 měsíci +1

      Citizenship id yes but a passport is near to impossible if you don't have good contact with the hard core loyal Chinese communist party member, so most tibetan in Tibet will never travel outside Tibet in their life.

    • @pranjalmili6129
      @pranjalmili6129 Před 14 dny

      @@MoMo_Head Why is that brother can u explain ?

    • @Yam_ze
      @Yam_ze Před 14 dny

      ​@@pranjalmili6129 Minorities in china like Tibetan, Uyghur usually don't get passports easily due to security China doesn't want minorities to leave China. It's like a North Korean system. So many minorities escape illegally.

  • @jeimara5288
    @jeimara5288 Před 2 lety +2

    counting of numbers is same as abotani tribes but can't understand the language.

  • @AaronSutton-fj2oz
    @AaronSutton-fj2oz Před 5 měsíci

    Is this place in Tibet ??? vegetation looks unlikely

    • @MoMo_Head
      @MoMo_Head Před 2 měsíci

      Yes, the east southern part of Tibet is full of Forest & vegetation. "Metok county"