China's Secret Lands: Yunnan - Land of Colorful Clouds - Full Documentary
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- čas přidán 18. 05. 2024
- Yunnan is China's southernmost province, and one of the country's most fascinating regions. Over thousands of years, the natural barriers in China’s remote south-western frontier have created isolated pockets of culture, incubating some of the world’s most extraordinary ways of life. 25 distinct ethnicities live in the province of Yunnan-from the buffalo-worshipping Wa to the water-splashing Dai. As modern development sweeps through the land, ancient secrets are shared with the world.
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Wow. China has breathtaking places, culture, people, languages, traditions and food. It's so inspiring. I hope more people around the world will see the true beauty of China and not being manipulated by the media.
The way those women’s Dresses it kinda similar to Hmong people
You don’t know what is call propaganda, don’t believe what you see, this is what they want you to see, communist is master of propaganda!! Watching for fun but don’t believe!! You will find alot of different whatever you had seen on video !!!
@@masterk5372Hmong people came from China and settled in different parts of South East Asia. Vietnam call them Hmong, in China they call them Miao. Miao people migrate from time to time, some ethnic minorities do such practices.
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I m from northeast India ( Assam) .
Our ancestors were from Yunnan who came India 800 years ago . I wish I would visit China one day 😭
欢迎你到中国游玩❤
Come to Yunnan.
It is a propaganda .
@@pikachue602 You are referring your whole life.
欢迎回中国看看
Stunning location. We were in Yunnan 20 years ago and loved it . We traveled on our own all the way to the Tibetan border . A great unforgettable experience. ❤
Wish I can go there
Lived in Kunming, Dali and also worked as inspector to Yunnan Redwine company. I love Yunnan
Yunan province also had a great impact on India's north-eastern state of Assam. The Tai-Ahom community of Assam has its roots in Yunan. The founder of the Ahom Dynasty, Sukapha, came to Assam from Yunan province in around 12th century AD and setup the great Ahom empire.
North East people are migrated from Nepal. All North Eastern people are Nepali.
@@laurathakooor1314 you migrated from Bangladesh.
@@laurathakooor1314 actually its the other way 😀 nepali indigenous people are all tibeto burmeli speakers and has root in yunan and yellow river . Most of them seem to have settlements from eastern nepal coming through north east india via myanmar and some directly through yellow river china , himalaya tibet and then nepal hills but all are admixed and populated nepal hills and plain . Well we are related and have the same roots and ancestors . Eastern nepali indigenous limbu and rai kiratis seems to be more close to north east groups
@@laurathakooor1314 ae bihari ab tu Hume sikhayega humari history
Thanks brother for proper identification, I am ahom from Assam, north east india.. love you ❤️💪
You could spend months just exploring Yunnan, one of my favorite provinces in China
I was born and raised in Yunnan, appreciate for showing such a beautiful place to people all over the world
Same! Grew up in Yunnan and came to the U.S in 2002
You are lucky. ❤
Love❤🦚
Charming!
@@judykraska400come and live and talk to real people then you see what is lucky!! So naive people!!
It's amazing how the Chinese has preserved their different cultures up to this day. I would love to visit this place in the future.
Welcome 🤗
Whereas in the USA, native culture is virtually wiped out.
@@_Wai_Wai_ ChinaGov should respect all in-house minorities first.
@@klom15thailand Chinese government does respect them
@@klom15thailand 你首先应该去了解下事实。在中国，少数民族比汉族得到更多政策和福利支持。以至于父母双方有一个少数民族，一个为汉族时，大部分父母会选择让孩子继承少数民族的官方身份。😅
China never ceases to amaze me. Long live China!
Love from Assam . Our ancestors are from their .
Amazing part of our planet, beautiful people with great culture and diversity
This was an astonishing documentary. It's like being transported to another world full of constant surprises. By the end tears were flowing down my cheeks. Can't upvote enough! Should have 10 millions views!
Paid Globalist Propaganda for the Orwellian panopticon China already is. The farmer now leases his fields, did you notice?
@@Hallands. I've lived in China. At night everyone floods into the streets to walk around, dance, and eat street food. Young, old, even the pets. There is no fear of being robbed or shot. No homeless anywhere. No beggars anywhere. I've also lived in Detroit. This the the most Dystopian city on the planet. Unbelievably weird and crazy. House robbed three times in 6 months. Cars stolen, stripped, and abandoned on my street almost every week. Totally empty at night. Everyone is scared to go out. Homeless drug addicts everywhere. I've seen it with my own eyes. Neither you nor anyone else is going to convince me that the U.S. manages their country better than China, or that U.S. citizens have more freedom than the Chinese. They don't. It's way worse. That is the real propaganda.
@@davidbosak7503 Yeah, the democrat cities and states are doing horrible. I wasn’t comparing, merely pointing out that the present narrative got a little too pink to be true.
If you think this is paid propaganda... why bother watching this beautiful documentary? Why bother at all? Just stay where you are and be ignorant. I agreed with David Bosak, obviously he has more intelligence knowledge then you could ever imagine.
@@Hallands. , Republicans in USA can't do any better, but still in China communist party can change and its leaders can change, what can happen in future is just a guess, uncertainty is always true, change is constant.
Amazed to see so many cultural similarities with the different tribes of Northeast India.. I am pretty sure we migrated from Yunnan region through burma than finally reaching Northeast India🙏🏻
No
@@pengzhang5081 yes they did. They are not han chinese origin but minority origin.🤡
@@pengzhang5081 yes, they are; like wa or jingpo people
The crazy thing is we Zo people(Chin-Kuki-Mizo) which is a major tribe in NE India/Chin state of Myanmar also came from a cave called Chhinlung as a lore which we dont know where it is.All we know is that we migrate from south China due to raid.
U are totally wrong..the truth is way of life and culture of sikkimese, naga people , manipur ,gurkha gone to extincted by india hindu control....
Happy to find our root region... The Country from where Chaolung Sukapha came... Proud Tai Ahom ❤... A descendent of you of 900 years later.
In North East India we have also similar cultural traditions.
NORTH EAST INDIA DON'T HAVE 0.00001% WHAT CHINA HAVE .. I VE BEEN TO BOTH
FROM MR PETER CASTELLINO, BOMBAY, 6-5-2022.
IN WHICH SPECIFIC STATE OF NE / NORTH EAST INDIA AND WHICH CUSTOMS ARE COMMON I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.
Actually magar and gurung from Nepal were migrated from china yunnan
@@petercastellino6997Tai Khamti, Tai Phake, Tai Ahom, Tai Aiton, Singpho, etc are the ethnic groups who have recorded history of having migrated from Yunnan via Myanmar. While there are others like the Naga people who were likely to have migrated from Yunnan, they don't have have any recorded history as they didn't have any written tradition. Some other ethnicities are speculated to have originated from around Tibet.
@@petercastellino6997Infact Singpho people are known as Kachin in Myanmar and Jingpo in Yunnan(China).
I am astounded by the amount of negative information about China in the western hemisphere! Thank you!
Why are you astounded it’s not about the Chinese people the negative press is about the communist human right violating government, as it should be. I’ve never once heard a new station talk bad about the Chinese people
thankyou for being possitive❤️
China is the greatest place on earth.
China is enemy in waiting... Back stabber and taking undue advantage of poor countries.
Chinese farmers are not a corporate entity that is why without taxing what they produce make sense..👍
Wonderful documentary and it was emotional to see the land of my ancestors.
Brings back precious memories of my 3 trips, North to south, of this beautiful province.
Wow ...their culture, belief, their tradisional clothes and the roof style of their homes are familiar in Indonesia. I think the ancestor of some local tribes in Indonesia.
A research was done and said that an immigration from Africa came to SEA, b4 the lands was submerged caused by volcanic eruption and divided into M'sia, Indonesia, Philipines, etc. This group collectively called Malay people. Jawa, Bugis, Bawean are branches of Malay people.(Africa & Philipines also have an ethnic/race called Malay), Soon they migrated to Yunnan and also Taiwan, Taiwan via Philippines. whom are now called the natives of Taiwan. By DNA, Malay people are older than Chinese and Indian. The ancient Indian race was annilated by the eruption of Mt Toba (if i remember correctly). The newer Indian came later.
I happen to come across this info when i was searching on CZcams "Malay race" i think.
the Ancient Dian kingdom existed until around 100BC in this region until Han-China annex it. Many Dian people decided to emigrate to Vietnam, Cambodia or even overseas to Sumatra island of Indonesia (Badhak?)
@@nurimahrasidz271 indonesians are not from africa.
Indonesians are Austronesian and not just a Malay.
@@almira1382 bruh, indonesian are not from africa? You forgot papua are the first human homo sapiens migrated from africa even their culture almost same with africa
Its true...
i can see their costume, fabric, equipment, work, house design, tradition.... in borneo
Sumatra tribe of Toba same as ritual buffalo,but roof their house same in java
Borneo,Nagas of India we were all one once
That's a little far for why direct historical connection between them. But maybe you are implying that.
The Wa are pretty far inland almost behind a bunch of mountains. The migrations through that area towards Bornes are probably too far back in time to carry all those cultural nuances you are pointing to.
The Wa speaks Pelaugic language. It's a different "big branch" in the language family tree that also reaches over to Borneo.
But some ideas and techniques in the arts probably spread in that direction during the waves of Buddhist and Hindu culture that rose through southeast Asia at a couple different points in time. Or, maybe, the Khmer Empire created a cultural and trade connection across that vast distance a thousand years ago.
That's my best educated guess.
I’m Indonesian from Borneo Island, it is so happy to see the culture and the tradition, my ancestors came from Yunnan to North Kalimantan and i wish i could come to China Specially The Yunnan Province one day
WONDERFUL YUNNAN WITH 25 OF THE 56 ETHNIC CHINESE PEOPLE, INCLUDING THE ' DAI ' WHO ARE THE ANCESTORS OF THE THAI PEOPLE FOR OVER 1,000 OF YEARS! from my home in ' The City of Angels, Bangkok '
I visited Kunming many times 40-yrs-ago & had been to Xishuangbanna once. Nowadays, China's High-Speed train from Kunming to Vientiane in Laos & in a few years down to Bangkok. We don't have to fly but riding High-Speed trains to see all the natural surroundings of Thailand, Laos, & Yunnan China.
WONDERFUL TRAVELLING BY TRAIN IS COMING TO SOUTHEAST ASIA!
I want to connect with my ancestors.. we must bring awareness to our identity!
Awesome Documentary, I would love to visit this part of China. As an African born and raised watching this is like being on the Continent of Africa, we have such a rich diversity, and some of them are so much like what is in this film. It just amazes me the way we are all the same in most parts of the world. The way the women wrap their heads and just the different traditions, coming from a family of generations of fisherman and farmers I can relate to a lot of their traditions
older civilizations like the Africans and Chinese will have similar features in culture. We are all humans after all. We all have rich diversity and history.
Yunnan is the place I'd love to visit if I ever get a chance to travel to China 👏👍💯❤️ not interested in big sparkling cities,this is more real,beautiful with warm people 🤗💕
Thank you for bringing China into our homes,hope to see more ☺️🙂❣️👋
There is now a fast train from Vientiane Laos to Kunming in yunnan. It goes thru dozens of bridges and tunnels. I intend to do this trip.
Absolutely agree with you.
Nobody wants to visit a place in China with Dunkin Donuts and Burger Kings that looks like New York City.
I'd love to see inland lakes, small farms and traditional harvest times, annual festivals, Thursday markets, hilltop rest homes, exotic foods, tribal clothes,traditional implements, lush forests and slow riverboats in meandering rivers.
@@koonsiang0345
Could you please tell me where i can get more info about this train.
@@hasansamakaab5256 👍 exactly 💯
Great snapshot of this interesting province. I always marvel at how different everyday life can be depending on where you live, but also am in awe of the similarities in our values and goals. From the elderly lady noting the change in both her abilities and the economy as she's aged, to the child dreaming of Olympic glory, to the ship captain's emotional connection to the river...I know these people. For all our differences, we are so, so alike.
It's because they run the global press. Africa as a continent is very much misrepresented to reflect the interests of the west. But it's okay
Give it to the Brits and everybody practice the same thing and everybody speaks English in no time. Look at the US, no Native Americans speak their own tribal language anymore.
while Yunnan likely holds 1,000 unique and interesting stories, your team has done well to capture some of these regions and cultures. it really is a very nice production in my opinion. well done.
Excellent Enterprising Extraordinary Emerging Evolving Chinese Endeavor. Great capture and presentation 🌹💐🤝🙏 Hearty Greetings from India 🇮🇳
OMG- that was absolutely amazing in every way. The beauty of the people in all their traditions and happiness, and health. I'm from the US and we could learn about a million things from these folks and how to take care of our hearts , our families and our land. I've never seen a better video ever. Thank-you so very much.
they showed river valleys that were essentially untouched for centuries that got turned into wet rice farming fields since the 1960s, a flooded genetically-engineered monoculture crop they're tossing industrial fertilizer on and using gas-powered farm tools to grow. they're no different from the usa.
I visited Sixongbanna 30 years ago. It’s very beautiful. Things changed a lots now.
XiShuangBanna
Sipsongbanna
Chhipchhuangbana
Best documentary about YUNNAN of CHINA so much generalizing knowledge. Thanks i love it and one day i may visit there 👍❤️
I’m Naxi from Lijiang. This beautiful video makes me miss home. Thank you for sharing❤
Where are You now?
Are u meried?
Wow, what a beautiful landscapes.... Thanks a lot for sharing!!!
Many thanks!
The dragon boat race in 28:40 is very similar with Meitei tribe in Manipur, Northeast India. THE DESIGN OF THE BOAT IS ALSO EXACTLY SAME.. And in 31:15 he is praying in one of the four corner of the room, it's also done by Meitei Manipuri people..
Meitei lost their identity they changed their surname also some are Singh etc.
@@mamachhangte9144 we have not lost our identity my friend.
Yes...our first King of Ancient Manipur is Tangja Leera Pakhangba he is belongs to Southern China
Ahoms were experts in Boat warfares
I am living in Yunnan ❤
Best loved documentary. Greetings from Malaysia🇲🇾. 👍👍❤️❤️🙏🙏
Amazing China...They have comunities that fulfill people.. We don't have connection with people in the
US that is why people are unhappy here.
where do you live? if you dont mind me asking. and what do you mean by "we dont have connection with people". i dont mean anything, just a genuine question
That’s just one city. Not the whole country, so you think people in cities have interactions? You have no idea about east asia isolated and pressure society of work
In the USA those who are pretentious can connect. Those who are real and capable of being truly independent are discouraged from connecting, so that the pretentious can continue to pretend. There really aren't many unpretentious people near me. I write comments to stay connected. Besides I get to choose the subject matter/topic that are truly interesting to spend effort commenting. I had once been accused of "flooding the comment section" by a commentary who thought I write too much, too long.
In China, there are many more people. I think there are those in the cities that are pretentious but are truly busy in learning and developing therefore connect in a different way than those in the USA. The USA is already fully developed country, though only 2.5 centuries old and civilized in the last century. China is an old country, civilized long ago in ancient times, but was very underdeveloped until late 20th century. These minority groups like the Lahu people that do things in more the traditional ways are slowly progressing - but only in necessary areas.
You are connected by commenting. I think it could be worthwhile more so than in other ways. I don't know about Twitter or Facebook since I am not in. But social media is connection, though not in person.
After so many years of research....we could finally say that we migrated from Yunnan China to Nagaland, North Eastern part of India 🥺💗🤜🤛💪💪
The ancestors of Naga, mizo-chin and metei are same tribes different is little.
I do not see physical or language similarities between Nagas and Chin-Mizo-Kuki or Meitei-Assamese. I don't see similarities between Nagas and other Northeastern Indian States. I do not see similarities between Nagas and Southeast Asian. I do not see similarities between Nagas and Yunnan Province. If you are dark/brown skin and short with somehow Oriental looks (but mixed DNA) and you have Indian names and surnames, please don't try to associate with Nagas, we are not your cousin. We are not related with anyone other than ourselves, over and out. People with Indian name and surname, all claiming to be from Yunnan Province SMH. Just stop already.
I always listen to bad stuff in China, thank you for showing a beautiful documentary about land and awesome people. 👊❤
What a wonderful documentary. Thank you so much sir.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was told that I was adopted from Yunnan, specifically in Kunming. Thank you for filming this documentary so I could visit vicariously through the lens :)
你的家人可能在找你，把你你的DNA信息登记到云南，有可能你能找到你的家人。
Thank you for the info about the wonderful Yunnan
Always welcome!
Yunnan is a province of endless beauty and extremely interesting places.
What a video !!!
I traveled in Yunnan in 2019 and wanted to return overland from Laos in 2020 but the borders of China closed in March 2020. I wanted to return because I had had a taste of Yunnan culture through the Yeo and the Bai people. I wanted to explore such beautiful lands with cultures so connected with the natural world where a deep joy lives in the heart of the people. This film has captured the feeling of the connection humans can have for thousands of years if we cherish our connection with our earth mother (of us all). Cannot wait to return to these beautiful lands.
This is really excellent video. We can see a beautiful, diversified and rich province in China.
Quality documentary …… thank you for sharing this with the world 🌎
I loved the fish festival! I was worried with that many people catching and packing up the river but when I saw the last ritual was to release fish back into the river! What a beautiful ceremony! Buddhism is beautiful!
16:00 Hekai, the Bulang Mountains
91 year old Grandma enjoys climbing the short trees for tea leaves. Her humble home and village is lovely. Looks comfortable, open, yet safe and sheltered.
Pu-erh tea ...
From ancient tea trees.
Natural treasure more precious than gold. So true!
And the younger tree climber of Lahu people respects the trees like respect for her parents, adoration as with her children. Very nice warm feeling she gave me. A touching portrait. And the Lahu people of ancient times were known for their skills in hunting tiger, according to narrator. Then they picked leaves from the cherished tea trees. As in this clip of the video.
It is just astonishing to me to see the Dai people and their place and tradition . My ancestors were Dai from MongMao (Ruili) Yunnan .
Hosake val lagil.
this dai people and their culture, religion, looks similar with us, Meiteis ( manipur)
@@sklu309 Nope the Dai language and culture are more similar to Thai and Laotian, whereas your culture and language are more similar to Tibetan and Burmese. The Dai language is part of the Tai-Kradai family, whereas the Meiteis language is part of the Sino-Tibetan family.
Dai are what we call the Lue people, dai is Chinese propaganda like the video. That’s why they are all speaking Chinese and not their ethnic language in the video
There are a lot of Lue people in Laos and northern Thailand, they are the same as the Shan in Burma and the Lao in Xiengkhouang province in Laos.
Que lugares tan naturales
Tan bonitos y sobre todo TAN LIMPIOS
Cuánta admiración siento por ésos lugares y por la gente que los habita !!!
Awesome docu china's culture history nature never boring
I hope she will win gold for China just like Eileen did! Anyway, beautiful people and cultures!
Greeting from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 Thanks for sharing your vlogs. Beautiful parts of China and amazing Culture and old traditions still going keep well❤👍🙏
Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary..
Thanks so much for real stories and real people, worth watching everything’s beautiful
Thank you making this documentary. I have found my roots! My origin.
Very peaceful county I love it..
We have similar culture in Assam, North East India...♥️ proud to be ahom....
Yes bro🤧
Now no more coz the CCP doesn't agree to culture and religion
And now Han Chinese r infiltrating there too
@@pikachue602Lies
Wonderful place. Very different from mainland China. Love from India.
Yunnan is literally mainland china
Our communities are exactly photocopy same kind of Yunnan. Their ancestors from there called the Land below the Wind do weaving and rice planting and hosting harvest festivals. Many are Sinos and mandarin speakers
Fabulous documentary, thanks for sharing
I came here after watching Chinese drama Meet Yourself where the location is in Yunnan. Very beautiful place ❤
did u watch yo mama ??
Such a beautiful documentary 😍
Beautiful documentary!!
Magnificent documentary, thanks for sharing it.
Great documentary. Thanks.
Amazing docuementary no words .specially rock painting............
The documentary about the Yunnan people's of China tells more liked the naga's of northeast India. Here in India we still have the clans of people's know as WA people's. Even the names are very much familiar liked NA WA and Ying li Tang zu . The displayed of log drum and mang buffaloes skulls hang outside the houses are everything's similiar to us. I suggest the author to research more know about all . Thanks for the information.✌️🙏
Culture and way of life of naga people ,sikkimese had gone extinct by india since british emerged it into india
those area are not part of india, india got them through UK, the rest of world should support independance of those area from india
@@xinyiquan666 I don't mean it's india. Never I mention it. But similarities of the yunnan province and northeastern india I talked. Why not support us Naga's of india who are struggling freedom since 76 years. 🙏
研究来研究，结果你们祖先都是从中国走出去的。你们国家可不想要这样的结果😂
@@xinyiquan666 tibet was also not part of china. It was just a tributary. Free tibet
Very very beautiful place...the Yunan province.. it's old age tradition and culture and diverse ethnic groups makes it so beautiful ❤️...
Just Amazing .Regards to the Team
So beautiful and colorful life, and great nature .
This is extraordinary. The dances, costumes, food and the people are very similar to my region/people. I will keep on researching why that is so. Thank you for sharing.
there was no border in ancient time, people traveled back and forth freely.
Where are you from?
@@aroopgohainbaruah5216 He's probably from Thailand. The Thais used to live in southern China before they migrated south to the land of Khmers in present day Thailand where they took over most of the Khmers' land. There are still ethic Thais living in China.
@@truthsower4560 that place is Xishuangbanna.
OMG, I love the 91 year old grandmother that's so active and still picking tea leaves. What a beautiful soul. Too think my relatively healthy 70 year old mother, 50 miles away regularly calls me over just to help with simple chores, weeding, lawncare, etc. First World problem. 😂
I also really enjoyed the "mud fights" of the Wa people. Who said "black face" was a negative? It's all a matter of perspective.
And the 11 year old swimmer with Olympic hopes. Her mind is headed in the right direction. At that age, most kids are glued to the computer and gaming these days, while wolfing down microwaveables.
Mud festival sounds much better than mud fight. Mud fight sounds like American. 😂
beautiful doc thank you
awesome documentary, such high quality.
Great pure documentary 👍
Loved this!!!
one of the best documentaries
Great documentary. Very positive and informative.
Great documentary
Came here after watching Meet Yourself Chinese drama! What a wonderful place Yunnan! I definitely want to travel there someday!
Beautiful Documentary.
When i was in school, my teacher told me that peoples of Indonesia and Asean (Southeast Asian) are originally migrated from Yunnan Province in China and some other are Austronesian migrated from Formosa Island (Taiwan).
Indonesia from India and Persia
Beautiful people in Yunan, very much like you.
Terrific!!! Thank you 😊
Exhilarating presentation sir. Thank you.
@16:31, "They were once known for their skill at hunting tigers." Great skills. Hope they don't have to worry about tigers anymore.
loved this. ❤
Though this documentary didn't cover my Miao heritage in the Wenshan Perfecture and other places, it's so wonderful to see the ethnic minority of Yunnan, the Province below the cloud.
Worth watching video.
I am Javanese Indonesian. And it is being said that our ancestors were from Yunnan
Java from India and Persia
Great documentary, I was in Yunnan years ago and it was fabulously diverse
So similar to cultures in north east India
Interesting and beatifull documentary , keep it UP .
Great cultural beauty and splendor. I remember with fondness the mothly Chinese pictorial - a magazine that used to find me in Uganda.
11.3.2022.Very good and best.
They are very beautiful people. Loved watching this show/documentary. ❤Thank you.
Amazing documentary. Learned a lot
Awesome, thank you!
Interesting video depicting lifestyle of China tribes.
Isolated & have it's own ethnic culture.
Excellent video
Beautiful China. I'd only been to Xian once before in 2018, and it was one of my most memorable travel experiences.
Beautiful. Thank you.
that was awesome