The Untold History of Hmong | From Past to Present
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- Опубликовано: 6 июн 2024
- Discover the fascinating and lesser-known history of the Hmong people in this informative video. From their ancient origins to their present-day culture and traditions, explore the rich tapestry of the Hmong community. Learn about their struggles, triumphs, and contributions to society throughout the years. Join us on a journey through time as we delve into The Untold History of Hmong: From Past to Present (2024).
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Thank you very much... You have done a great job in searching the truly Hmong History.
Thank you for watching 😊
The Hmong/Miao people were not from Siberia. The Hmong/Miao people were originally from the areas along the Yellow River and Changjiang River. They were from the Liangzhu Culture, Daxi Culture, and Shijiahe Culture. Chiyou (Jiaoli) was their ancestor. Please do more research.
Interesting 🧐
great video. very informational. thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! ☺️
good
Thanks 😊
Hi. It would be very wonderful to know more about our history from China because a lot of people don’t cover that part in specific details. Most only know about the history in Laos. Another thing I’d heard from the elders is that, Hmong/Miao love opium and that’s another reason to move to Laos so they can harvest more opium for silver taels by trading with the Chinese and the French. Also, a lot of the Hmong/Miao in USA don’t even know their traditional culture anymore as well as their languages. There’s nothing wrong about going to church and hating on your own traditional culture, but when people travel to China and they see the Hmong/Miao culture over there, they’ll tell you that it’s so beautiful from all the embroidery, outfits and traditions and folk songs; with that being said, I personally think that the Hmong/Miao in China best represents our people because they kept everything alive and preserved: traditions, languages(there’s several different dialects; not just white & green like how you see in USA), embroidery, folk songs, outfits and so much more. Hmong/Miao in China and northern Vietnam and northern Laos still wears traditional clothing on a daily basis. Each region/provinces of China/Laos/Vietnam sings their folk songs differently and dressed differently. Just remember that no matter what you do, where you are or where you go, you are Hmong/Miao. Thank you so much to anyone that read this and I hope that what I am sharing is of no offense to anyone, but please view it as an intellectual insight to the world around us and about ourselves. Above all, I just want to say thank you to the uploader of this video for teaching the world about us and you did an amazing job:)
Aww thank you, it seen like Hmong went through so much that I have to put it out there shoutout to Hmong peoples 😊
@@ExploreVortexThank you so very much for your kind and fantastic response. You’re very welcome and please have a beautiful day:)
Thanks for watching ☺️☺️☺️
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Although the video is great, it has many spelling errors with the name Hmong in the subtitle
I have to double check next time but thank you for letting me know 😉
Mongolian culture are so beautiful
Good jobs thank you for hmong history😅😅😅
Thank you for your kindness 😊😊😊
This kind of shit need to be told so that other people realize what us hmong been through.
They will 💯💯💯
Dude hmong is just one ethnicity there many more ethnicity in the world that U have never heard about lol
New word for me, and probably for a lot of Hmong. Please define, translate (interpret), and explain the word DIASPORA. Thank you.
According to google “people who have spread or been dispersed from their homeland.”
Thank you.
Please keep educating other ethnicities about the Hmong people and their history. Thank you
Thanks for watching 😀
My Apologies for the Mispronunciation of "HMONG''. I didn't double check the error in the caption subtitles.
Hi ExploreVortex - thank you for your research about Hmong history. You got 100% right. I, myself was part of the SG units at the age of 14 years old. Served 5 years and 8 months till the end of May 1975.
Thanks for watching ☺️☺️☺️
Thankyou for talking and speaking about my culture.
@@ExploreVortex- Would like to let you know the fact that Hmong people never from other places other than the mainland China itself for the past 7000 + years ( Hmong never came from Siberia or Mongolia ). Hmong with the " H " is their overall ethnic identity. The " H " is correct, and official in English term.
You forgot about the Hmong in French Guyana that is responsible for a huge % of the country's agricultural production. What about Hmong in France, Germany, Argentina, etc?
Sorry I have to do more research 🧐 and put it in the next video coming soon
What about a short update of the Hmong in Laos (600K), Vietnam (1,400K), and China (2.7 mil)?
Hello... Can you please tell me where did u get the thought of the hmong people immigrated from Siberia... I'm not trying to disrespect you or anything. I'm hmong and I would like to know if we ( hmong ) really came ftom Siberia. Because I did read somewhere before in a hmong book that we ( hmong ) did immigrated from Siberia before living in China for hundreds of years. Thank u for your time....
According to google Hmong Cultural and Resource Center (HCRC) of Saint Paul, Minnesota stated that the book "strongly suggested" that in a period between 3000 B.C. and 2500 B.C. the Hmong people had migrated to China from Siberia, but that there was no "firm evidence" behind the theory.
@@ExploreVortex thank u for the information. I will see if I can find that book. So I can read it. Have a good future...
Thanks for watching 🤗🤗🤗
We come from China. However, Hmong got exile and separated 1800 hundreds. I do believe some Hmong's ended up in Siberia and propagated. Do you know Hmong are the only Asian group that can have children with grey/blue eyes and blond/red hair? Wonder where that came from?
@@kavang6716 hi... How do u really know we ( hmoob) came from china? Like I said to who ever post this thing about the hmoob people. I did read in a book call the history of the hmong people. In that book. It did said that we ( hmoob) immigrated from Siberia. So who is to know the truth?.... Only the ancient do... But to me... Only to me... I do think we ( hmoob) came from some where else. Because we r not call chinese. Thank u for your time
❤❤❤ Love it we need more of this Hmong Sh*t like 4 real!!!!! Much love and respect to you and god damn man you feels so good to be HMOOB and get a little education about our Culture, Heritage, and History… ❤❤❤
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Please keep teaching
Thank you 😊
You forgot about the hmong people who live in Alaska
That will be in the next project 😉😉😉
The Chinese called us "Miao / Meo and Mong people" . Thats because barrier and accent of them trying to pronounce Hmong and Mien. Some say we're from Eastern China. Other's say originally came from a River valley which are now the Hanan and jiangxi provinces of south-central China. Other's believe we oriented further north in the polar regions. Research other tribes like the Kashmir of Mongolia & The reindeer from Himalaya; even the Dayak Iban tribe from the west. Tsun Valley . Mongolian are of Russian and Asian . Hmong and Mein ppl would only ones to keep migrating to a place unknown like Siberia. We have same looks, beliefs and live off the land. I can't say 100% however im still looking into it. I want to know😊
I see there’s so many facts out there about Hmong 🧐
I hear that Mien are Hmong... hahahaha.... long story short, there were 2 Hmong brother, lol I forgot, but 1 brother was hating on the other 1 and the other 1 say fuck Hmong people because they don't know how to love 1 another. so he started his own Mien people.
Thank you for telling us Hmong to the world!! Hmong is an ethnicity without a country. The definition of Hmong = Seeds.
A lot of peoples don’t like the video cause of my mistakes but that okay i still got love for them ☺️☺️☺️
Silent the "H". In the white dialect the "H" is very soft nasal puff. You'll miss it if you're not trained to hear or completely unaware if you're native speaker.
I understand thank you 😊
Where's Emperor Chiyou and our native land in the Yellow River?
We LAOS
@@ll51019 No, wrong! By history, we are from the Yellow River. Follow your Haplo DNA groups.
@@KevinVang1000 we all came out of Africa, are you African too?
@@ll51019 I wouldn't say Africa if you were by Biblical scripture. We came from the Middle East.
@@KevinVang1000 we talking facts here kid
The supposition that the Hmong distance ancestors had come from Siberia is scientifically not proven. Most scholars (anthropologists) agree that the most likely Hmong origin is within today's China.
Very interesting 🧐
You forgot the history of the hmong community living in France and French guyana coming from the refugee camp in Thaïlande in 1978.
That gonna be my next project because I see there a lot of research to do when it come to Hmong 😊😊😊👌👌👌
Aka Miao (苗) in China.
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Sorry but I heard you keep saying ‘H’ in Hmong. The H is silent. Just say Mong
My apologies
Only in hmong green dialect, not hmong white dialect.
My apologies thank you 😊
Mongol?khazarian?
Where's the history of Hmong people in China, starting from Chiyou, Chu Dynasty, and San Miao/Three Hmong Kingdoms. Miao is a derogatory word that is given by the Han Chinese to target Hmong people for genocide.
I’m gonna research and add it to my next project ☺️
@@ExploreVortex Chiyou was our father, and the Chinese butchered him into nine pieces like William Wallace. The Thao clan and their journey began there after Chiyou's death. Chiyou is the Yang clan.
Sorry but yr history of the HMong is not very accurate and incomeplete....they are not from siberian, the french and usa hired the Hmong to wars in laos and vietnam that why the HMong had to leave that areas for persecution from the Vietnamese....aftr the usa chickened out left the HMONG to b genecide by the Vietnamese to thailand where france and usa were forced to take the HMong refugees bc of their tied to getting the HMONG involved in the wars in laos and vietnam.....
My apologies and I really have to look into this and do more research 🧐 thank you
Some people said they started from Siberia and some said yellow river but no one really know because history is known little to lost
@@ExploreVortexno need to apologize. I’m a Hmong but I don’t believe I know the origin of my people. I believe in God who created men. We are all come from Adam and Eve. They sinned and death comes to all. That’s why no one truly know their histories
@@MrKHAILEE aww that so very true !! 😉
It’s 99% accurate, I took the history class about the Hmong people.