+black crow1234 No, but he does have a Northern Asian looks to him. Dai people in China are basically Thai and Laos people who stay behind in China. Far as clothing goes it might be an influence by H'Mong clothing since they live in same area with H'Mong people in Yunnan.
In other words, so the Dai people in Yunnan are the *ancestors* of those people who moved ("emigrated") to the regions in what modern era of the nation-state known as Thailand and Laos, of course long ago. No wonder why the Dai people in Yunnan and Thais share a lot of same cultures even the Water (Splashing) Festival. Personally I know nothing about the Lao/Laotian people so I won't give any personal comment ;) Chinese reference: Dai nationality (living in Yunnan) 傣族; English reference: Tai People *SEE Ethnic Dai Chinese for more thorough information at:* sites.google.com/site/chn56ethnicities/Home/dai According to a shared legend amongst various Tai tribes, a possibly mythical king, Khun Borom Rachathiriat of Mueang Then begot several sons that settled and ruled other mueang, or city-states, across South-East Asia and southern China. Descended from ancient peoples known to the Chinese as the Yue and the Ai Lao, the Tai tribes began migrating into South-East Asia by the beginning of the 1st millennium, but large-scale migrations took place between the 7th and 13th centuries AD, especially from what is now Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture 西双版纳傣族自治州 (Sipsongbanna), Yunnan Province and Guangxi. The possible reasons for Tai migration include pressures from the various much bigger and stronger kingdoms, suitable land for wet rice cultivation and the fall of states that the Tais inhabited. The Tai assimilated or pushed out indigenonus Austroasiatic Mon-Khmer peoples, and settled on the fringes of the Indianised kingdoms of the Mon and Khmer Empire. The blending of peoples and the influx of Indian philosophy, religion, language, culture and customs via and alongside some Austroasiatic element enriched the Tai peoples, but the Tais remained in contact with the other Tai mueang. (various net sources)
云南好风光：昆明奇观的石林，层层连绵不断的山间梯田，含苞欲放的荷花，潺潺的小溪流水，千年的老树；惬意的葫芦丝音乐伴着喜欢载歌载舞的瑶族人民。好一派和谐，轻松，愉悦音像😏😏😏！
This kind of music makes me feel like drinking chinese tea and snacking chinese cookies while listening to it. Hehehe....
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This guy is one of the best Hulusi players in the world
sakda c too bad he died. Didn't take care of himself.
Good music, I. Like so much
非常好听的葫蘆絲
Bravo!!!!
Very beautiful!!!!
i love these kind of music...
好听!
好好听
好聽,好喜歡
passion song! clapclap
i lyke the sound of the hulusi awsome...
天才才能作到這綉荷包音律，一絶
真好听
Just great ,
i like this song
Whoever said this is Hmong are clueless. They are Dai people from Xishuangpanna (Sipsongbanna) in Yunnan province China. My grandma is from there.
+Lei Oinyu
I'm H'Mong and I agree with you.
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陈俊拔尖兵团体！
this is freaking raggae, man!
是用瑶族乐器演奏的山西民歌，别有一番趣味。更加体现了中华文化的博大多彩。
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美妙的音乐好听
What key is it being played in?
@milvipes i believe its Dai
What's the song name?
are these hmong chinese cause their cloths resemble so much
+black crow1234
No, but he does have a Northern Asian looks to him. Dai people in China are basically Thai and Laos people who stay behind in China. Far as clothing goes it might be an influence by H'Mong clothing since they live in same area with H'Mong people in Yunnan.
In other words, so the Dai people in Yunnan are the *ancestors* of those people who moved ("emigrated") to the regions in what modern era of the nation-state known as Thailand and Laos, of course long ago. No wonder why the Dai people in Yunnan and Thais share a lot of same cultures even the Water (Splashing) Festival. Personally I know nothing about the Lao/Laotian people so I won't give any personal comment ;)
Chinese reference: Dai nationality (living in Yunnan) 傣族; English reference: Tai People
*SEE Ethnic Dai Chinese for more thorough information at:* sites.google.com/site/chn56ethnicities/Home/dai
According to a shared legend amongst various Tai tribes, a possibly mythical king, Khun Borom Rachathiriat of Mueang Then begot several sons that settled and ruled other mueang, or city-states, across South-East Asia and southern China. Descended from ancient peoples known to the Chinese as the Yue and the Ai Lao, the Tai tribes began migrating into South-East Asia by the beginning of the 1st millennium, but large-scale migrations took place between the 7th and 13th centuries AD, especially from what is now Xishuangbanna Dai Autonomous Prefecture 西双版纳傣族自治州 (Sipsongbanna), Yunnan Province and Guangxi. The possible reasons for Tai migration include pressures from the various much bigger and stronger kingdoms, suitable land for wet rice cultivation and the fall of states that the Tais inhabited.
The Tai assimilated or pushed out indigenonus Austroasiatic Mon-Khmer peoples, and settled on the fringes of the Indianised kingdoms of the Mon and Khmer Empire. The blending of peoples and the influx of Indian philosophy, religion, language, culture and customs via and alongside some Austroasiatic element enriched the Tai peoples, but the Tais remained in contact with the other Tai mueang. (various net sources)
繡荷包其实是北方山西民歌，不是瑶族的
听完没？是“绣荷包 & 瑶族舞曲”
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