Preserving Hmong Culture: Life After War

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  • Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
  • The Hmong Wausau Festival is now the largest Hmong festival statewide annually!
    Marathon County has the largest population of Hmong people per capita in the state of Wisconsin. Hmong people make up 9.1% of the Wausau population and is the third largest population of Hmong people in the US. They have been prevalent within the community since 1976, and have brought vibrant life to this central Wisconsin town!
    Every year, Yee Leng Xiong, the director of the Hmong American Center, organizes the Hmong Wausau Festival which celebrates the culture and community of Hmong people. This event draws people in from all over the country, and especially the midwest, as they have dancing competitions, sporting events, food vendors, artists, fireworks and more. It serves as a reminder of the Hmong peoples’ history and heritage!
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    00:00 Introduction
    00:36 The Hmong American Center
    01:50 Hmong History
    04:02 Closing Doors
    04:32 Hmong Wausau Festival
    05:31 Hmong Culture

Комментарии • 20

  • @kimmeee
    @kimmeee 11 месяцев назад +2

    i am learning about this culture and love it already!

  • @xiongpaolee
    @xiongpaolee Год назад +1

    Love this so much!

  • @kongpayumnam
    @kongpayumnam Год назад +4

    I'm from Mang-Ngang clan of Meetei from Manipur formerly known as Lai Ram Land/Lai Lam Land/Lai Pham Lel/Lai Pham/Tin Pham/Lai Ram/Lai Lam/Tin Lam/Kang Lam/Qiang Lam/Tai Pong Paan/kangleipak etc.

    • @user-fq2bp7mc3d
      @user-fq2bp7mc3d 2 месяца назад

      you are not hmong according to the usa hmong population

  • @lebao6320
    @lebao6320 7 месяцев назад

  • @sedmikilo
    @sedmikilo 7 месяцев назад

    #StartSupportHmongs

  • @user-cy1kx4wm1c
    @user-cy1kx4wm1c 7 месяцев назад

    Freedom is not free

  • @KevinVang1000
    @KevinVang1000 Год назад +10

    After 5000 years of persecution, genocide, suppression, and oppression in China, Laos continues to plot the Hmong extinction. China failed its plot from 3000 B.C. to the late 18th century, but we managed to survive. I am happy that we aren't stupid nomads.
    The Greeks created philosophy and debates, while the Jews created laws and government. Hmong people are the first Asian in all of Asia to create culture, agricultural technology in China, music, and arts. Remember that Chiyou had three sons. The third one, we don't count. Why? They are Chinese who regicide Chiyou, our first emperor who married them for peace. The wedding is a sham! The Hmong and Korean people share the same king since Chiyou is similar to an Abrahamic figure. Koreans are our brothers-in-law, even though we don't share the same blood type. Remember the Nine Lee/Li Wars/Ncuaj Lis Xeem/ 九黎姓.
    The Harvest Moon Festival is near. I want to share this:
    San Miao Confederate State, the original Hmong country (Peb Hmoob Teb Chaws/三苗地国):
    ruclips.net/video/sAV4gC-B_lo/видео.html
    Chu Dynasty, the Hmong second most powerful empire. We are the founders of silver, music, literature, arts, music, and cultural dominance of influence. Lao Tzu graduated from the Hmong Kingdom:
    ruclips.net/video/pY3MkaM_nlw/видео.html
    Hmong actor in China:
    ruclips.net/video/9Z1mCoFnhvM/видео.html
    Racism in China about the Hmong people:
    ruclips.net/video/RAFaZjL3p1c/видео.html
    Remember the Xia Dynasty that enslaved Hmong people for over 200 to 300 years:
    ruclips.net/video/ZOFD1aYlBdU/видео.html
    Hmong traditional bath for sauna:
    ruclips.net/video/Ue-CmnaOmo8/видео.html
    Hmong people ruled the Yellow River for over 700 to 800 years as an empire and as the first:
    ruclips.net/video/ABO9-zMYpMg/видео.html
    How we say goodbye to our motherland (T_T):
    ruclips.net/video/nJ9MIhzMka4/видео.html
    Wenshan (Paj Tawg Lag/Blooming Flower City) is the BIGGEST HMONG CITY EVER BUILD IN HUNAN!:
    ruclips.net/video/ZxPQ-SLpq1c/видео.html
    Remember where we have come from. Just to let you know, Emperor Qin/Chin Shi Huang (Tsheej Swv Huam) is the Adolf Hitler to the Hmong community for ethnic cleansing against the Hmong, the Mien, the Yi/Puà Yi tribe, and many others.

    • @scottvaj4434
      @scottvaj4434 Год назад +2

      Very simplistic view of history bro. Hmong likely didn't exist beyond a thousand years. We were offshoots from a predecessor culture.

    • @KevinVang1000
      @KevinVang1000 Год назад

      @@scottvaj4434 well, these are the facts that the Hmong people have in China, which does explain the Hmong Migration. Have you heard of San Miao?
      You claim that we didn't live for thousands of years. We did. You can check out Emperor Chiyou and Chu Dynasty. The term Miao is a derogatory name given by the Ming and Qing/Ching Dynasties. Manchuria genocide Hmong people that the Vue Clan went to have their Shamanic Holy Wars against them.
      If you have any empirical studies to show that we didn't live thousands of years in China, I am all ears.

    • @Bluecheese1400
      @Bluecheese1400 Год назад

      Every ethnicity has that crazy “we are the true/lost tribe” fools

    • @KevinVang1000
      @KevinVang1000 Год назад

      @@Bluecheese1400 Mon ami, there are archeology of Hmong artifacts. How do you refute the artifacts?

    • @remembertiananmenmassacre7543
      @remembertiananmenmassacre7543 Год назад +1

      The mainland was such ancient version of U.S.
      All the different ethnic groups lived in the same land.
      But after Hans became the majority and won every wars against the others, specially the war against Chiyou Alliance (Hmong, Korean), everything was changed.
      The land became China.
      The language and the letters became Chinese.
      The losers had to became Chinese too.
      Their cultures, their histories...everything has become part of Han Chinese culture and Han Chinese history now.
      The last rebels refused to be Chinese until end and choosed the life of the rogue. Finally Hmongs started living in moutains to hide themselves from Chinese and Koreans decided to rebuilt their new home in the small land of the far east (Now called Korea).
      Very sad story, isn't it? :/

  • @AsianAmericanGuy
    @AsianAmericanGuy 10 месяцев назад +5

    Makes me sad that my ancestors and elders sacraficed they're life and freedom to arrive to america. For us younger generations to be bullied and criticized by a lot of the american kids. Something the grownups wouldn't understand due to them not being around other people.

    • @shezhenping3072
      @shezhenping3072 9 месяцев назад +2

      meow meow meow 😢

    • @User-1683x2
      @User-1683x2 29 дней назад

      It was supposed to be a refuge, not a permanent home.

    • @AsianAmericanGuy
      @AsianAmericanGuy 26 дней назад

      @@User-1683x2 every foreigner's dream is to come to North america but who gets the chance to come to the best country in the world and wants to leave ? None. You got people who would die trying to sneak into united states all day long when others fought for they're lives.

    • @User-1683x2
      @User-1683x2 26 дней назад

      @@AsianAmericanGuy north America or a particular part of north America? And why is it their dream? And why are the current inhabitants obligated to welcome them in? Please answer these questions. I believe if you do honestly, you'll be able to answer yours.