my "2 cents": Each one represents certain aspects within the cycle of existence.(examples: greed, impatience, anger, etc). This causes them to distance from their altar; (the representation of the Alpha-Omega). In other words, they became distracted from their inner truth. Well, this cyclic pain can't be tolerated forever, and so through the chaotic mouse (which I feel represents suffering), the end of a cycle manifests. The house of mind they dwelt in finally transformed through the light of knowing (the fire) , and stood unscathed, like a phoenix birthing anew. Yet, within the temple remained the figure of The Almighty. When the monks realize that fetching the water was swift when the heart is compassionate and driven by love, it changed their lives forever. They began to live in harmony, enjoying life, and sharing love. ❤❤❤
Yeah, I'm doing this for research. It was referenced in a book on the history of animation. This is a soviet era animation made in 1980 by Chinese animator A. Da.
Wow, this is exceptional.. and the bgm is also very reflective content.. any know who did the music for this? or any cast/crew details for this?! also what is written in the end in Chinese?! PS: I especially like the naughty mouse music at 15:06
Moral of the story, the more people there r the lazier we r going to be..... According to Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Monks : Once upon a time, there was a young monk lives a simple life in a temple on top of a hill. He has one daily task of hauling two buckets of water up the hill. One day, a skinny monk arrives. The young monk tries to share the job with the skinny monk, but the carry pole is only long enough for one bucket. So, they decided to carry one bucket in the center. But when they go up and down hill, the bucket moves. The weight was not even to them both, so they argued a lot. A few days after, a fat monk joined them. The fat monk drank all the water! Then the other two monks wanted the fat monk to bring the two buckets of water up. But as soon as the fat monk brought the water up, he drank it all again. At this point, everyone expects that someone else will take on the chore. Consequently, no one fetches water though everybody is thirsty. One night, a rat comes to scrounge and then knocks the candle holder, leading to a devastating fire in the temple. The three monks finally unite and make a concerted effort to put out the fire. Since then they understand the old saying "unity is strength" and begin to live a harmonious life. The three monks made a pulley, that will help fetching water easily. The temple never lacks water again.
My grandma worked on this animation!!
Is there an original channel where thos vid is from?
Qhwn was ir originally made?
小学生の時に深夜のケーブルテレビで観てた！懐かしい
I watch this at school in my Chinese class and I’m watching it again lol
Same
lol me too
@Curtis Lui (lui1401) Hi CUurt
i watched this once for chinese in primary school and now im watching it for my chinese tutor
Ms Zhang
i read the version where the 3 monks did not think of a good idea. this time i finally found a version that they figured a plan
I read a slightly different variation of this, and the moral they said was: Only unity and cooperation can overcome hard times.
Also socialism will always fail in the end
the moral tells make good use of public resources. if people start being selfish, it will run out.
my "2 cents":
Each one represents certain aspects within the cycle of existence.(examples: greed, impatience, anger, etc). This causes them to distance from their altar; (the representation of the Alpha-Omega). In other words, they became distracted from their inner truth.
Well, this cyclic pain can't be tolerated forever, and so through the chaotic mouse (which I feel represents suffering), the end of a cycle manifests. The house of mind they dwelt in finally transformed through the light of knowing (the fire) , and stood unscathed, like a phoenix birthing anew.
Yet, within the temple remained the figure of The Almighty.
When the monks realize that fetching the water was swift when the heart is compassionate and driven by love, it changed their lives forever. They began to live in harmony, enjoying life, and sharing love. ❤❤❤
gentle rose what have you been smoking?
ooh this is a good analysis
It's a classic!
For everyone who doesn’t know: This is an old Chinese cartoon called “Three Monks”, made in 1962.
it is made in 1980.
Yeah, I'm doing this for research. It was referenced in a book on the history of animation. This is a soviet era animation made in 1980 by Chinese animator A. Da.
Ooo wow 🤩😲😍 great👍😊
The moral is: Two people make work easier. Three make things complicated.
But there are many.
16:08 omg this part was so epic lmao xD
I love this
Nostalgia
Wow, this is exceptional.. and the bgm is also very reflective content.. any know who did the music for this? or any cast/crew details for this?! also what is written in the end in Chinese?! PS: I especially like the naughty mouse music at 15:06
Sorry I wish I could tell you more about it.
Music composition by Mr Jin FuZai（金復載）
@@hingginchu Thanks a lot!! :)
Team work😢😊😊
My childhood
karuta brought me here
三个和尚
@Kylie Kittrell lol,我今天在我的普通话课上学了这个。
Chinese film，good
Q me haga una casa con el chismoso.
❤❤
no yeah i got it nore yeah i got it i'll just send someone else to it ~ ha*
Brother this real story of three monks🙄
Really 😀
Moral of the story, the more people there r the lazier we r going to be.....
According to Wikipedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Monks : Once upon a time, there was a young monk lives a simple life in a temple on top of a hill. He has one daily task of hauling two buckets of water up the hill. One day, a skinny monk arrives. The young monk tries to share the job with the skinny monk, but the carry pole is only long enough for one bucket. So, they decided to carry one bucket in the center. But when they go up and down hill, the bucket moves. The weight was not even to them both, so they argued a lot. A few days after, a fat monk joined them. The fat monk drank all the water! Then the other two monks wanted the fat monk to bring the two buckets of water up. But as soon as the fat monk brought the water up, he drank it all again. At this point, everyone expects that someone else will take on the chore. Consequently, no one fetches water though everybody is thirsty. One night, a rat comes to scrounge and then knocks the candle holder, leading to a devastating fire in the temple. The three monks finally unite and make a concerted effort to put out the fire. Since then they understand the old saying "unity is strength" and begin to live a harmonious life. The three monks made a pulley, that will help fetching water easily. The temple never lacks water again.
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USSR VS USA VS CN
This is terrifying
I would watch this as a child and also thought it was a little scary, but I still love it and come back to rewatch it.
This is older than your grandma, respect your elders.