That's normal in Asian/traditional cultures, women have to be meek and obedient in front of society, and release all their pent-up emotion in front of their family
@@salleh5131 not Myanmar women. Women being meek in public is only japanese or maybe korean culture. In myanmar, women r expected to be strong & assertive bcuz traditionally they always took on the role of business ppl in the community.
That's creepy and scary how that stranger was just randomly holding their baby and took pictures... Was no one concerned about that?... + Being a "fan" doesn't give you the right to barge into the person's private event. He wasn't even on the guest list, how did he even get in so easily?
@@ForeverSweetx3 yes you're right. I just wonder what's the point of having a guest list if they'll just let anybody in. Idk I just assumed that normally when having a guest list someone is then responsible to make sure that those coming it are on the list (kind of like weddings or other major events).
@@Issaydee I think that was just a really polite way of saying, "you weren't invited". I don't think there's actually some list that guests are checked against.
I had no idea why this is creepy and scary, I know what's the point you want to tell but I think this is the cultural difference. First of all this is a monastery where anyone can enter freely. The security things: because we are Buddhists, Wherever there is Budddha , especially in a monastery even bad people dare not do bad things. Of course there is some case but it's so so rare. For us, which is like the public place where anyone can take refuge awhile or rest our mind peacefully, in our mind, it's the safe place. And then, when we have a wedding or any other event which held in a monastery, anyone who is invited or not allowed to enter to help and eat. We think of it as a kind of charitable donation. In the big cities, we only attend the event (especially in hotel or home held event) if only we are invited but if you are uninvited, we will not expel you out of compassion and charitable mind. In the rural areas, everyone contribute to the event and also the whole villagers can go to eat.
Bowing is showing respect to parents & elders in Buddhist Myanmar society. It's more of a respect than a religeous gesture. Every culture has it's own way of showing respect & gratitude to their parents & elders for their teachings & guidance.
5he secret of this couple is very simple aside from they are both raised well by thier parents they respect each culture with love ...thats it ..the woman is very beautifull and wise smart and very talented ..redundant haha new subscriber from philippines ..
Super creepy !!! How can u invade a private event like that ? Even if u are fan.. u could have waited.. taken pictures & then left within 5 minutes. Very disturbing & very disrespectful.
I know what's the point you want to tell but I think this is the cultural difference. First of all this is a monastery where anyone can enter freely. The security things: because we are Buddhists, Wherever there is Budddha , especially in a monastery even bad people dare not do bad things. Of course there is some case but it's so so rare. For us, which is like the public place where anyone can take refuge awhile or rest our mind peacefully, in our mind, it's the safe place. And then, when we have a wedding or any other event which held in a monastery, anyone who is invited or not allowed to enter to help and eat. We think of it as a kind of charitable donation. In the big cities, we only attend the event (especially in hotel or home held event) if only we are invited but if you are uninvited, we will not expel you out of compassion and charitable mind. In the rural areas, everyone contribute to the event and also the whole villagers can go to eat.
Why are people surprised with her being “strict”? Ain’t that a very Asian thing? Plus, she’s strict in a smart and confident way. Not the strict and stubborn way.
This is a cute story. But people need to realize that Myanmar is still in a state of emergency and people are suffering. Can we please turn our focus to real issue at hand?
But that is not the point of this channel. This channel is there to show foreigners living in Korea and bringing cultures together and not for politics.
It’s possible to enjoy lifestyle videos of a person from Myanmar living abroad while also having an awareness of the crisis going on in Myanmar at the same time.
This was filmed years ago btw,Chan Chan has been speaking out about her country since day 1(she has gone to many tv shows in korea to speak out about her country too) It was originally aired 1 month before the coup in Myanmar.
Fucking creepy. The guy who came in and then was holding her baby was off. Even her husband was eyeing him because he knew he was suspicious. Why cant ppl be normal and not invade a person's privacy and HOLD SOMEONE ELSES BABY?? Girl I hope next time you hide the location of where the stream is. You shouldnt trust your fans to be logical.
There are more creepy things out there in the world girl and that was in the monastery. HOPE you care about the kids being murdered around the world not just random man playing with a kid near his mom.
I can tell u about more creepy things like kids being killed by air strike while they are studying but guess u just need some attention so u would not give a f
We bow down only to Almighty Allah lord and Master of the worlds, of this life and the life after day.I have been following yr show for 4 years, i like it very much. Salam from Senegal!
why are yall coming for this person? they just mentioned their religion and how it works , they didnt even say its the right religion and everyone is wrong! yall mad for what?
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I've realised that she is so strict but only because she cares. She has quite a strong personality.
That's normal in Asian/traditional cultures, women have to be meek and obedient in front of society, and release all their pent-up emotion in front of their family
@@salleh5131 what?
@@ريمالحراصي-ر9ح That's the cold-hard truth, even if u don't get it
@@salleh5131 not Myanmar women. Women being meek in public is only japanese or maybe korean culture. In myanmar, women r expected to be strong & assertive bcuz traditionally they always took on the role of business ppl in the community.
@@salleh5131that’s not always the case but it is true in my family 😂
She has such caring aura around, did u just notice how she pats or caress a little her friends and students
I really like this woman. She’s a true inspiration
That's creepy and scary how that stranger was just randomly holding their baby and took pictures... Was no one concerned about that?... + Being a "fan" doesn't give you the right to barge into the person's private event. He wasn't even on the guest list, how did he even get in so easily?
Well they don't have security so its not like someone could have stopped him. Thats the danger of being famous online.
IKR!! if i ever found a stranger holding my baby and taking pictures with him , i would snap his neck
@@ForeverSweetx3 yes you're right. I just wonder what's the point of having a guest list if they'll just let anybody in. Idk I just assumed that normally when having a guest list someone is then responsible to make sure that those coming it are on the list (kind of like weddings or other major events).
@@Issaydee I think that was just a really polite way of saying, "you weren't invited". I don't think there's actually some list that guests are checked against.
I had no idea why this is creepy and scary, I know what's the point you want to tell but I think this is the cultural difference. First of all this is a monastery where anyone can enter freely. The security things: because we are Buddhists, Wherever there is Budddha , especially in a monastery even bad people dare not do bad things. Of course there is some case but it's so so rare. For us, which is like the public place where anyone can take refuge awhile or rest our mind peacefully, in our mind, it's the safe place. And then, when we have a wedding or any other event which held in a monastery, anyone who is invited or not allowed to enter to help and eat. We think of it as a kind of charitable donation. In the big cities, we only attend the event (especially in hotel or home held event) if only we are invited but if you are uninvited, we will not expel you out of compassion and charitable mind. In the rural areas, everyone contribute to the event and also the whole villagers can go to eat.
Bowing is showing respect to parents & elders in Buddhist Myanmar society. It's more of a respect than a religeous gesture. Every culture has it's own way of showing respect & gratitude to their parents & elders for their teachings & guidance.
Omg I looooove Minsu..- his last comment at the end 😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤- what a lovely man
I really enjoyed watching these clips about this family. So sweet. I wish them all the best ❤️🥰
The husband is like wallpaper, lol.
All 3 are ADORABLE 😍
5he secret of this couple is very simple aside from they are both raised well by thier parents they respect each culture with love ...thats it ..the woman is very beautifull and wise smart and very talented ..redundant haha new subscriber from philippines ..
Her baby is so cute
Super creepy !!! How can u invade a private event like that ? Even if u are fan.. u could have waited.. taken pictures & then left within 5 minutes. Very disturbing & very disrespectful.
I know what's the point you want to tell but I think this is the cultural difference. First of all this is a monastery where anyone can enter freely. The security things: because we are Buddhists, Wherever there is Budddha , especially in a monastery even bad people dare not do bad things. Of course there is some case but it's so so rare. For us, which is like the public place where anyone can take refuge awhile or rest our mind peacefully, in our mind, it's the safe place. And then, when we have a wedding or any other event which held in a monastery, anyone who is invited or not allowed to enter to help and eat. We think of it as a kind of charitable donation. In the big cities, we only attend the event (especially in hotel or home held event) if only we are invited but if you are uninvited, we will not expel you out of compassion and charitable mind. In the rural areas, everyone contribute to the event and also the whole villagers can go to eat.
Why are people surprised with her being “strict”? Ain’t that a very Asian thing? Plus, she’s strict in a smart and confident way. Not the strict and stubborn way.
I would like her to teach me Korean if she could.
Husband is so cute and funny!!!
Nope, that's Hella creepy
This comment section is something…
I saw some videos of yours I like your family and your 😍 cuteness
What is her youtube channel
This is a cute story. But people need to realize that Myanmar is still in a state of emergency and people are suffering. Can we please turn our focus to real issue at hand?
But that is not the point of this channel. This channel is there to show foreigners living in Korea and bringing cultures together and not for politics.
It’s possible to enjoy lifestyle videos of a person from Myanmar living abroad while also having an awareness of the crisis going on in Myanmar at the same time.
@@mc1069 you don’t care we care
@@andytrinh8438 If you care, what did you do? Caring requires action not thoughts & feelings.
This was filmed years ago btw,Chan Chan has been speaking out about her country since day 1(she has gone to many tv shows in korea to speak out about her country too)
It was originally aired 1 month before the coup in Myanmar.
That is just weird...
Stalker 😱
Fucking creepy. The guy who came in and then was holding her baby was off. Even her husband was eyeing him because he knew he was suspicious. Why cant ppl be normal and not invade a person's privacy and HOLD SOMEONE ELSES BABY?? Girl I hope next time you hide the location of where the stream is. You shouldnt trust your fans to be logical.
He was not a stranger. His wife is a student of Chan Chan & a volunteer at the Buddhist temple. They know each other even tho not close.
Jesus Christ there's no need to be upset for people who don't even care that much about it. They seemed fine with the situation
There are more creepy things out there in the world girl and that was in the monastery. HOPE you care about the kids being murdered around the world not just random man playing with a kid near his mom.
I can tell u about more creepy things like kids being killed by air strike while they are studying but guess u just need some attention so u would not give a f
tf
We bow down only to Almighty Allah lord and Master of the worlds, of this life and the life after day.I have been following yr show for 4 years, i like it very much. Salam from Senegal!
Every religion thinks they are right, and everyone else is wrong, which encourages intolerance and disharmony
not everyone is muslim behave
Reincarnation is real and ur religion didn’t believe that . See evry religion is diff and contained a little bit of truth but not the entirely truth
why are yall coming for this person? they just mentioned their religion and how it works , they didnt even say its the right religion and everyone is wrong! yall mad for what?
@@sham6223 Christians also do that. I have read many comments saying if you won't worship Jesus you will go to hell