This is incredibly beautiful. Thank you so much for this video. So tired of the "dystopian" characterization of almost every documentary on China, and this region in particular.
I don't think it is terribly difficult to separate documentaries about the political affairs of China and nature / cultural documentaries about China, is it? Of course, recent events in Xinjiang do mean there's lots of news videos about the Uyghurs. So perhaps your keyword searches are skewed. Hopefully, the Beijing government will get over this phase it is going through so that you and I can go back to enjoying what makes China interesting, right?
@@ems7623 Before leaders in west got enough competences to create better life for their people in natural world they can only feed western people with more superiority and confidence in ideological world, and to make sure this tactic successful spreading misinformation and manipulating medias are essential.
@@ems7623 Getting over it will be hard as long as China keeps rising and west has full control over social media and major media outlets. Even other Chinese counterparts from Taiwan, HK won't stop spreading fake news just because they don't like the government and have almost to zero knowledge about the geographical and multi-ethnic challenges in China
You should read about the Ughurs & what cina is doing to them in exactly this area.. they separate family, take away their kids. Kills people for no reason. China puts them in prisoncamps where many just dissapear.. The crimes against humanity & anything decent are a daily occurance
But it is also worth knowing that many of these ethnicities and régions have actually been occupied; like Tibet and Uyghuria etc. Would you want that too?
@anglohan5428 Right - the Chinese could all set them free and still be an ancient great nation. The excuse that Europeans did the same stupid thing for 500 yrs - is NO EXCUSE for MODERN MAN !!!
Considering the way the governments has recognized different ethnic groups and the preferential policies accorded minorities, you are largely right but as with every other country there are problems too
@@augustineonah6592 because if you don't treat the ethnic groups or recognise them your country will never be united.. Same thing going on here in India too.. as we have different religions, ethnicities and languages..the government really take the initiative to protect our culture.
@anglohan5428 The first three places are already free. There is no need for you to shout the obvious. Country of Taiwan doesn't exist. Not in the UN LOL
@@smallfish858 His name's Anglohan it's obvious he has less than 3 brain cells. Just look at his profile picture, it's either a bot or someone who's poor and isn't well-traveled.
This distortion is politically motivated. They are journalists based in China, and as professionals, they know the truth better than anyone else, but they have maliciously covered it up.
@@PureVikingPowers I think you mean southern xinjiang_with native ughur cities like kashgar hotan etc. Which is very different from the Homeland of the Mongolic dzungers of northern xinjiang with cities like urumchi. So do your homework before saying hugwash
China endured a century of humiliation by the West & Japan. But Deng, Xiao-ping was determined China'd not be humiliated again demanding autonomy & respect. He, in fact, guided China from the 3rd world despair to the superpower in mere one generation or 30+yrs, that is truly amazing, unprecedented, unrivaled, & even incomparable in history. No question he is the architect of modern China. So I can't help feeling deference to him. Now, however, I'm sincerely in the hope China'd not turn to an aggressive & belligerent one as so many other superpower countries had been so in the past human history.!!!,,,,Totally enjoyed & highly gratified w/ this doc. to the full.,,,,,,,(09/03/22)
If we stick with china and trust china. People of colors will face true inner peace. But we unfortunately still live in the world of the white man, which has been built by colonialism, genocide, exploitation, oppression and slavery, etc in the name of "democracy and freedom, peace, independence". The west wants us all to be distrusted towards china. IN order that we won't grow.
I think what you write is fairly accurate. And I also hope China does not become uncharacteristically belligerent as other powers have. Australian here.
I am a Altai Kazakh, nowadays 3 million Kazakh people have been living in Northern part of Tengri (Tianshan) mountain over 1000 years. It's sad that your documentary film just ignored and skipped my people and my nomadic culture. But history doesn't forget, the whole world is watching...
As always, I can't help doffing my hat off to this doc. for its superlative & singular content, or highly educational & informative content. Upon seeing the word, Xinjiang, my expectation was pleasantly wrong & crashed, for the place is usually associated w/ that harsh, unpalatable & controversial treatment on the major ethnic group, Uyghur people, by the Chinese government. On the contrary, this one dealt w/ the positive aspect of the Xinjiang, which is rare & valuable, cause I've never seen any doc. about this bright & positive side of that place. I've learned a lot thanks to you & am highly gratified to the full. Keep on doing it please. From Tokyo,,,,,,(03/16/22)
@@menwaralanazi47 How nice of you to say that!!! Thanks for your enormous compliment,,,,,,Pls stay away & safe amidst the dour plight caused by the omicron virus or Covid 19 rampaging worldwide or pandemic,,,,Have a fantastic day wherever you reside & whatever you do!!,,,,,(03/17/22)
the vast majority of uyghur gather in the south bordered with afghanistan. in the north,the majority is han,kazak and hui ppl.be aware. the extremists most r not educated.
I can't help feeling amazed that China caught up w/ the West in terms of a modernizing process, i.e., technology in such a short period of time, that is, less than 35-40yrs., which may be unrivaled & incomparable to any other countries in history!? China has become the 2nd. powerful economic power by having superseded Japan in 2011. Now as of 2022, it is not exaggerated to say that it might have reached the position of one of the most powerful nation only to be preceded by the USA?!. That is indeed an astounding feature in consideration of the fact China was in almost in Medieval age in 1970s!? Would anyone comply?? (04/12/22)
" Now as of 2022, it is not exaggerated to say that it might have reached the position of one of the most powerful nation only to be preceded by the USA?!." According to World Bank data, China has surpassed USA's GDP in PPP, in 2015.
The thriving cotton industry and the inability of the so call pro-capitalist countries to compete in a supposedly a free market that's why. So, they need to dream up some propaganda to brainwash the weak and naive into believing they are doing some noble to tip the scale in the favor. It's always about money and power to these greedy people and nothing else.
Just came across this wonderful documentary. Hats off to you for this tremendous work. Although I live in Shanghai and am a resident of Hunza, a beautiful valley just across Taxkurgan, the last city near the Pakistan and China border, I will definitely visit this amazing place next summer when I go back to my hometown. Luckily, this is my route to my hometown."
@anglohan5428 lol free texas, free cascadia (who tf are we giving southern mongolia and manchuria back to when theres pretty much no mongolians or manchurians even living in them ☠️)
انا مسلم عربي. المسلمين ليسوا مع تقسيم الصين او حدوث حرب اهلية في الصين انا اعتقد ان من حق كل الشعوب التحدث بلغتها و تعلم دينها و اتمنى من الحكومه الصينية ان تعطي حقوق اضافية للايغور و المسلمين الاخرين في اللغة و الدين الاسلامي و اذا فعلت ذلك فانا مع الحكومة الصينية ضد الانفصاليين اذا تحققت حقوق الايغور في لغتهم و دينهم و طريقة حياتهم و ثقافتهم
i cycled to urumuchi from xizang, in xinjiang people wfer so nice and gave me extra naan when i stopped for lunch; anx a Mongol family gave me a ride when i forgot my id at a hostel where i needed to go get back.
This is a fantastic documentary of West-China, the only thing that bothered me a little is the note that 'the Przewalski horse is the one and only wild horse on the planet'. So the zebra is not a horse or not wild? Hm!
Uyghurs people in China is like Muslim in France. So basically if can say sth about Uyghurs in China, the same can be said to Muslims in France. It is all about propaganda. Of course, China is sometimes authoritarian country. But the CCP is strict to everyone, not just Uyghurs. Basically, the US government want use it as a separatist tactic to bring down China.
The citizens of Xinjiang would feel no need to look for the separation, if CCP treats its people with respect, dignity and not try to undermine their cultural heritages and that goes to other China’s minorities too…
As a mongolian i know ethnic khalkha mongolians who speak kazakh for living in western mongolia with kazakhs. But im sure they were speaking mongolian tho, not sure which dialect.
Are you sure these Mongols speak Uighur? Uigur is a Turcic language spoken by the Uighur people. Normally Mongols speak Mongol dialects/languages which belong to a completly different language family.
The Mongol family at the beginning of the documentary are speaking Mongol. So why do the subtitles say they're speaking Uyghur? Sloppy work from whoever did the subtitles. Also, it's nice to see attention given to the other, lesser known ethnic minorities living in Xinjiang.
Tarim Basin/Ancient Xinjiang are already part of Han Dynasty China in 150BC, the Natives are Tocharians ppls (brown hair, blue eyes) Mongols & Uighurs actually newcomer nomads from North China/Xiongnu/Huns
Tribal difference. 80% of mongolia is khalkha tribe while in china its mostly chahar and oirat. During qing dynasty now day outer mongolia was governed by khalkha nobles because it was huge and had little population which was almost all nomads so they broke away when qing dynasty collapsed compared to inner mongolia which was ruled directly by qing royals and had many han chinese population. As for xinjiang, it was populated/ruled by the dzungar (oirat branch tribe) mongols but they were wiped out in the dzungar genocide by the khalkha mongols, han chinese and uyghurs backed by qing army. The mongol tribes fought one another for hundreds of years after genghis’s dynasty collapsed making them easy for russia and china to carve up.
@@unodos.4557 The other Mongolia is just a satellite town of Russia. Mainly Russian stye building and its people speak mainly Russian instead of Mongolian. So sad.
@@jacku8304It is interesting that a Mongolian tribe moved from the east bank of the Volga River to Xinjiang, China, during the period of Czarist Russia. They obtained the permanent territory designated by the Chinese emperor, and they still retain the Mongolian language and culture.Their Mongolian compatriots on the west bank of the Volga River have forgotten Mongolian and used Russian instead.
Xinjiang is the ancient crossroad of Asia coveted by every player nation from the Land of Rus to the CIA. Staggering history. Well worth doing some research reading.
Come on, your 3 million people are not enough to fill your teeth. Besides, Mongolia is still Chinese territory in the constitution, but it was forced by the Soviet Union to make Mongolia independent! Mongolia has always been a divided tribe, and there is rarely a unified country like the Han Chinese.
The Mongolians of Bayinbuluke moved to China from the east bank of the Volga River in Russia. In 1771, the Chinese emperor mobilized supplies from the western provinces to rescue them. The best grassland in Xinjiang was given to this foreign nomadic tribe by the Chinese emperor as a permanent territory.
The Mongolian population in Inner Mongolia is several times that of Mongolia. Don't forget that Mongolians have forgotten the Mongolian language, while Mongolians in China still use their own language.
Han Chinese first, then Mongol. Uyghur colonizer by Dzungar (Mongol) then ask Han Chinese and Manchu to kick them out. After that ungrategul Uyghur said this land belong to them
they were once nomadic centuries ago, that was right before they invaded the taklamakan area aka southern Xinjiang, killed, subjugated and eventually assimilated their remaining victim's, just like turks did in Anatolia.
@@huselman i keep getting offer for travel packages in many destinations in Asia and Europe. Including in Xinjiang China. I also watch many tour videos, including several Xinjiang tour.
This is incredibly beautiful. Thank you so much for this video. So tired of the "dystopian" characterization of almost every documentary on China, and this region in particular.
I don't think it is terribly difficult to separate documentaries about the political affairs of China and nature / cultural documentaries about China, is it?
Of course, recent events in Xinjiang do mean there's lots of news videos about the Uyghurs. So perhaps your keyword searches are skewed. Hopefully, the Beijing government will get over this phase it is going through so that you and I can go back to enjoying what makes China interesting, right?
@@ems7623 Before leaders in west got enough competences to create better life for their people in natural world they can only feed western people with more superiority and confidence in ideological world, and to make sure this tactic successful spreading misinformation and manipulating medias are essential.
@@ems7623 Getting over it will be hard as long as China keeps rising and west has full control over social media and major media outlets. Even other Chinese counterparts from Taiwan, HK won't stop spreading fake news just because they don't like the government and have almost to zero knowledge about the geographical and multi-ethnic challenges in China
Thanks for this... What an enchanting area of China. The diversity of ethnic groups and landscapes is amazing.
You should read about the Ughurs & what cina is doing to them in exactly this area.. they separate family, take away their kids. Kills people for no reason. China puts them in prisoncamps where many just dissapear..
The crimes against humanity & anything decent are a daily occurance
But it is also worth knowing that many of these ethnicities and régions have actually been occupied; like Tibet and Uyghuria etc. Would you want that too?
@anglohan5428 Right - the Chinese could all set them free and still be an ancient great nation. The excuse that Europeans did the same stupid thing for 500 yrs - is NO EXCUSE for MODERN MAN !!!
@anglohan5428 Mao already did.
Cultural diversity and religious freedom in China have been enjoyed and appreciated for centuries.
LMAO!!!
Until the communist party took power, it's all but dead now.
Considering the way the governments has recognized different ethnic groups and the preferential policies accorded minorities, you are largely right but as with every other country there are problems too
I think so.. by looking at Yunnan province of China.. very diverse with different ethnic groups and religion..
@@augustineonah6592 because if you don't treat the ethnic groups or recognise them your country will never be united..
Same thing going on here in India too.. as we have different religions, ethnicities and languages..the government really take the initiative to protect our culture.
Very nice video.
I visited Turpan, Urumchi and Kashgar 30 years ago. What a wild and beautiful landscape.
@anglohan5428 The first three places are already free. There is no need for you to shout the obvious. Country of Taiwan doesn't exist. Not in the UN LOL
@@smallfish858 His name's Anglohan it's obvious he has less than 3 brain cells. Just look at his profile picture, it's either a bot or someone who's poor and isn't well-traveled.
I enjoy watching every episode of your documentaries. Such high quality, very aesthetic & love how each person shares his her life in authentic way! 🙏
Glad you like them!
@anglohan5428 since you group them together, you agree they are staying within the Greater China?
@anglohan5428YES - Aren't the Chinese - 1,3 Billion people enough by SEMSELVES ???
@anglohan5428 The Germans suppressed their neighbours for a thousand years ! As it turned out -> the wrong policy !
Fascinating silk road cultures, China is so colorful
@anglohan5428 You are nothing but a propaganda bot!!! They are free within the big family called CHINA
Thank you for showcasing the otherside of China in the West. Slow lifestyle and cool group of people in Xinjiang.
@anglohan5428 anglo seethe
As a thorough documentary fangirl.. i can assure this is one of the best documentary channels I've come across in a while!
Thanks for the video. Great to hear my native Oirat Mongolian speech :). Cheers to ppl of Xinjiang!
Looking forward to visiting Xinjiang again. Such a wonderful place, yet grossly misrepresented in west media nowadays
So full of it
@BigAveBluegrxmeyl60c Never wake up.ned😊
This distortion is politically motivated. They are journalists based in China, and as professionals, they know the truth better than anyone else, but they have maliciously covered it up.
Don't take it personally, the Western Media misinterprets everything, especially itself.
Good doc
I loved the nomadic culture of the Mongols in northern xinjiang the ancestral lands of the Mongols
Really great culture, except the Han Chinese are hell-bent on destroying it!
It's Uyghur peoples native land not Mongols. Uyghurs are Indo-European Turkic people while Mongols that are Paleo-Siberian came long, long after.
@@PureVikingPowers I think you mean southern xinjiang_with native ughur cities like kashgar hotan etc. Which is very different from the Homeland of the Mongolic dzungers of northern xinjiang with cities like urumchi. So do your homework before saying hugwash
@@PureVikingPowers you need some history in your life to dispell your ignorance on xinjiang
@@PureVikingPowers 😰😰😰
China endured a century of humiliation by the West & Japan. But Deng, Xiao-ping was determined China'd not be humiliated again demanding autonomy & respect. He, in fact, guided China from the 3rd world despair to the superpower in mere one generation or 30+yrs, that is truly amazing, unprecedented, unrivaled, & even incomparable in history. No question he is the architect of modern China. So I can't help feeling deference to him. Now, however, I'm sincerely in the hope China'd not turn to an aggressive & belligerent one as so many other superpower countries had been so in the past human history.!!!,,,,Totally enjoyed & highly gratified w/ this doc. to the full.,,,,,,,(09/03/22)
If we stick with china and trust china. People of colors will face true inner peace. But we unfortunately still live in the world of the white man, which has been built by colonialism, genocide, exploitation, oppression and slavery, etc in the name of "democracy and freedom, peace, independence".
The west wants us all to be distrusted towards china. IN order that we won't grow.
I think what you write is fairly accurate. And I also hope China does not become uncharacteristically belligerent as other powers have. Australian here.
@@Fomites offspring of criminals?
Simply put, a most fantastic documentary! The videographer, music, editing, shot choices… wonderful
Xinjiang ppl r the nicest and sweetest. I love China diverse cultures and ppl
I am a Altai Kazakh, nowadays 3 million Kazakh people have been living in Northern part of Tengri (Tianshan) mountain over 1000 years. It's sad that your documentary film just ignored and skipped my people and my nomadic culture. But history doesn't forget, the whole world is watching...
片头那个蒙古孩子，字母说是在讲维语。搞笑了。
我经常怼东突，我说你们那么屌，怎么拿着ccp的版图说这是你的国土。
我还问我说新疆就只有维族人？哈萨克人呢，推特那些突子说他们是突厥人，这不关你们的事，哈哈哈，笑死我。
有些人还盼着说，哈萨克，回族人啥都不干，就等着东突接管，更搞笑的是，他们以为我们会放过他们。XD
@Dolmite Iceberg not gonna waste time with u.tell me where u r from.
才几百年历史，超过1000年吗？
@@loganwong3012 站在不同的立场思考问题，kz他们倾向于追述更久远时期奇河流域的那些族群。
世维会已经把维族在新疆的历史追述到9000年了，所有有关于所谓突厥人的历史都成为它的一部分。这就是为什么会那么多极端民族主义者的原因。
Dzungers livedxu in northern xinjiang_ Kazakhs where introduced after the fall and destruction of the nomadic dzungers_ so stop lying and get a job
These people need to live and survive but America sanctioned them no any produce from this place goes to the US !!!
Yes because the west don't like slave labors
its all about politics. But don't you worry, Chinese internal market is more than enough to support them. Also US is not the world!
As always, I can't help doffing my hat off to this doc. for its superlative & singular content, or highly educational & informative content. Upon seeing the word, Xinjiang, my expectation was pleasantly wrong & crashed, for the place is usually associated w/ that harsh, unpalatable & controversial treatment on the major ethnic group, Uyghur people, by the Chinese government. On the contrary, this one dealt w/ the positive aspect of the Xinjiang, which is rare & valuable, cause I've never seen any doc. about this bright & positive side of that place. I've learned a lot thanks to you & am highly gratified to the full. Keep on doing it please. From Tokyo,,,,,,(03/16/22)
eloquence supreme ....
@@menwaralanazi47 How nice of you to say that!!! Thanks for your enormous compliment,,,,,,Pls stay away & safe amidst the dour plight caused by the omicron virus or Covid 19 rampaging worldwide or pandemic,,,,Have a fantastic day wherever you reside & whatever you do!!,,,,,(03/17/22)
the vast majority of uyghur gather in the south bordered with afghanistan. in the north,the majority is han,kazak and hui ppl.be aware. the extremists most r not educated.
@@hkwopczk1 Thanks for the information.
@Dolmite Iceberg how much u get paid for for one comment.😀
I can't help feeling amazed that China caught up w/ the West in terms of a modernizing process, i.e., technology in such a short period of time, that is, less than 35-40yrs., which may be unrivaled & incomparable to any other countries in history!? China has become the 2nd. powerful economic power by having superseded Japan in 2011. Now as of 2022, it is not exaggerated to say that it might have reached the position of one of the most powerful nation only to be preceded by the USA?!. That is indeed an astounding feature in consideration of the fact China was in almost in Medieval age in 1970s!? Would anyone comply?? (04/12/22)
Yes, agreed. Those that attack China are jealous of her success.
" Now as of 2022, it is not exaggerated to say that it might have reached the position of one of the most powerful nation only to be preceded by the USA?!." According to World Bank data, China has surpassed USA's GDP in PPP, in 2015.
Thanks 😊
This is Xinjiang, it looks beautiful! Why the west still blaming China about this area?
Now you understand the meaning of propaganda.
well, the "West" is just mainly the English speaking nations (Five Eyes nations) that are spreading anti-China propagandas.
The thriving cotton industry and the inability of the so call pro-capitalist countries to compete in a supposedly a free market that's why. So, they need to dream up some propaganda to brainwash the weak and naive into believing they are doing some noble to tip the scale in the favor. It's always about money and power to these greedy people and nothing else.
@@jimmystar6730 Now I understand what's a useful idiot, hehe.
Because they shoudn't be under China's control
Just came across this wonderful documentary. Hats off to you for this tremendous work. Although I live in Shanghai and am a resident of Hunza, a beautiful valley just across Taxkurgan, the last city near the Pakistan and China border, I will definitely visit this amazing place next summer when I go back to my hometown. Luckily, this is my route to my hometown."
Your documentaries are just awesome.
I just love whole of China
The best video! China has more secret lands like Inner Mongolia etc....You could make another videos dedicated to them. :):):)
They are Mongolian, trapped by the border change
@@lostinasia3685 they could have move accross the border long ago
How beautiful… gorgeous… glad they keep their culture, values, and original costumes
So beautiful
Love these documents. Thank you ❤️
spammer lol@anglohan5428
shut up bot! @anglohan5428
“I only need them to be interested in the art, I do not need their money” wow, that’s the teacher you want.
Another beautiful, interesting video. Thank you. So enjoyable.
i miss my home birth province, im coming home soon.
So beautiful! Thank you!
I have learned many things out of your video. So many thanks.
Great to hear!
An excellent documentary, well done. At the beginning I was a bit lost, wondering whether you are talking about the Mongol people.
Mongol dzungers are the native people of Northern xinjiang
Beautiful, no trouble in understanding their Mongolian dialect. It is almost identical to the way Mongolians speak in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.
@anglohan5428FREE WALES! FREE SCOTLAND! FREE NORTHERN IRELAND!
@anglohan5428 lol free texas, free cascadia (who tf are we giving southern mongolia and manchuria back to when theres pretty much no mongolians or manchurians even living in them ☠️)
Your documentaries are food for eyes.
what a beautiful place is this
Excellent film!
Наянтай гээд Монгол нэр бас энэ хүү Шиньжаны Монгол юм шигээ сүүтэй цай уугаад гэрт амьдраад мал ахуй зэрэг нь сэтгэлд ойр санагдлаа. Моринд эрэмгий сайн хүү байна. АМЖИЛТ АЗ ХИЙМОРЬ ЕРӨӨЕ 🇲🇳❤️😘
Lovely documentary! I would love to visit this place, it's gastronomy is also really rich and they have my favourite noodles: Laghman!
انا مسلم عربي. المسلمين ليسوا مع تقسيم الصين او حدوث حرب اهلية في الصين انا اعتقد ان من حق كل الشعوب التحدث بلغتها و تعلم دينها و اتمنى من الحكومه الصينية ان تعطي حقوق اضافية للايغور و المسلمين الاخرين في اللغة و الدين الاسلامي
و اذا فعلت ذلك فانا مع الحكومة الصينية ضد الانفصاليين اذا تحققت حقوق الايغور في لغتهم و دينهم و طريقة حياتهم و ثقافتهم
i cycled to urumuchi from xizang, in xinjiang people wfer so nice and gave me extra naan when i stopped for lunch; anx a Mongol family gave me a ride when i forgot my id at a hostel where i needed to go get back.
woow great history of china
super quality documentary. thank you
Stunning landscapes, undoubtedly. Bayanbulak literally means town cotton in Filipino language. So, it could mean land of cotton.
Bayanbulag means rich creek in the Mongolian langauge.
@@islamicfukistanisocialistr2758 Nice to know that.Thank you.
There are grasslands, non-agricultural farming areas, and cotton producing areas.
@@wenliu9571 Vibrant community, indeed. Thank you for this info.
VERY,VERY NICE DOCUMENTARY. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🧡❤💙💖🧡❤💙💖🧡❤💙💖
内容很不全面，少了经济发展和城市建设，我在新疆工作十年，那里真的是好地方，离开那边有些年了，很想再回去，美丽的新疆。
没暗戳戳的说那里又集中营啥的 你就偷着乐把
Cities are boring, the countryside is much more interesting!
@@elvishassassin1 He just point out the content is not full, and he is right.
Very informative. thank you.
This is a fantastic documentary of West-China, the only thing that bothered me a little is the note that 'the Przewalski horse is the one and only wild horse on the planet'. So the zebra is not a horse or not wild? Hm!
8:30 "TRY TO... SELL A 🥷" 😂
The east should blame the west about homeless in the streets.
Apparently China is doing a wonderful job Take care of your people . ❤ for them
👍👍👍
So many trolls leaving comments.
Unfortunately, that's normal on RUclips.🙂
It's beautiful and happy people why the US and UK says they are no human rights ? Why don't they look back at there own country's people 🤣?
Uyghurs people in China is like Muslim in France. So basically if can say sth about Uyghurs in China, the same can be said to Muslims in France.
It is all about propaganda. Of course, China is sometimes authoritarian country. But the CCP is strict to everyone, not just Uyghurs. Basically, the US government want use it as a separatist tactic to bring down China.
nice video, but the real silk road didnt just go from china to europe. It connected China with India and India with everything west of it.
The citizens of Xinjiang would feel no need to look for the separation, if CCP treats its people with respect, dignity and not try to undermine their cultural heritages and that goes to other China’s minorities too…
The wild horses so beautiful deserving preservation.
Thanking you🇵🇰🇬🇧
Very interesting 😻
Great decomentries i engoyed different culture diversity i love china Muslim may Allah protect you 🙏🙏🙏
beautiful place 😍
What a terrific document! The quality is top notch! Thanks!
Mongols speak Mongolian, not Uygur
As a mongolian i know ethnic khalkha mongolians who speak kazakh for living in western mongolia with kazakhs. But im sure they were speaking mongolian tho, not sure which dialect.
Then: "A man without a horse is only half a man."
Now: "A man without a lambo is only half a man."
I have been to Yunnan but not to Xinjiang. Now as I watch your video I think I must go Lolz. TQ.
Allah bless you all
Are you sure these Mongols speak Uighur? Uigur is a Turcic language spoken by the Uighur people. Normally Mongols speak Mongol dialects/languages which belong to a completly different language family.
THEY WERE SPEAKING mONGOLIAN
Weegooers from Weegoostan very active outside China and here.
Background music is from Rise of Nations 😂
A CENTER OF FUTURE.
The little Mongolian boy speaks excellent standard Mandarin ( Chinese ) !
The Mongol family at the beginning of the documentary are speaking Mongol. So why do the subtitles say they're speaking Uyghur? Sloppy work from whoever did the subtitles. Also, it's nice to see attention given to the other, lesser known ethnic minorities living in Xinjiang.
Tarim Basin/Ancient Xinjiang are already part of Han Dynasty China in 150BC, the Natives are Tocharians ppls (brown hair, blue eyes)
Mongols & Uighurs actually newcomer nomads from North China/Xiongnu/Huns
@@therminust4 did you even read the comment? Wumao
It only became part of China 70 years ago of course even many Chinese know what is it. Let alone non-chinese.
70 years ago my butt.
Xinjiang first came under China's rule during Han Dynasty, 2000+ years ago
Do you know the Qing Dynasty established by the Manchus? Do you know the scope of Qing Dynasty's rule?
I thought you were an independent channal but after watching this my mind is changed, you are deeply influnced by CCp propaganda.
these people and this territory that was part of us. from north Mongolia
@p woo xxa you can't
Inner Mongolia has got more Chinese Mongolians than your Russian style Mongolia.
Ridiculous, Mongolia🇲🇳 is part of China, I am a Manchu, we want to reintegrate the rebellious Mongolia into China
Wow they still speak in Mongols. They didn't forget our Mongolian language
I like ths video but i'm so confused. The title must be about Mongolians not Xinjiang.
Xinjiang!
Xinjiang has ethnic mongol populations too as well as kazakhs, just like how inner mongolia has ethnic uygurs among others.
Before xinjiang was called that it was called dzungaria populated by dzunar-oirat tribe mongols until the dzungar genocide.
Xinjiang is an intensely ethnically diverse province in china
The language is so similar to Uzbek one
This video was done before Uigher internment camps. They are facing genocide, brain washing and sterilization😢
Its pronounced Xin-Jin
how did mongolia lose Bayan bulag😭😭 the name is even mongolian and it trranslates into "Rich spring/river"
Tribal difference. 80% of mongolia is khalkha tribe while in china its mostly chahar and oirat. During qing dynasty now day outer mongolia was governed by khalkha nobles because it was huge and had little population which was almost all nomads so they broke away when qing dynasty collapsed compared to inner mongolia which was ruled directly by qing royals and had many han chinese population. As for xinjiang, it was populated/ruled by the dzungar (oirat branch tribe) mongols but they were wiped out in the dzungar genocide by the khalkha mongols, han chinese and uyghurs backed by qing army. The mongol tribes fought one another for hundreds of years after genghis’s dynasty collapsed making them easy for russia and china to carve up.
@@unodos.4557 The other Mongolia is just a satellite town of Russia. Mainly Russian stye building and its people speak mainly Russian instead of Mongolian. So sad.
@@jacku8304ahhaha all of mongolians speaking mongolian
China has taken so much land of other nations'
@@jacku8304It is interesting that a Mongolian tribe moved from the east bank of the Volga River to Xinjiang, China, during the period of Czarist Russia. They obtained the permanent territory designated by the Chinese emperor, and they still retain the Mongolian language and culture.Their Mongolian compatriots on the west bank of the Volga River have forgotten Mongolian and used Russian instead.
Government so efficient make local poverty cultivation prosperity.
Is it just me or did they do intros throughout the whole thing? Geez.
And that’s where The dead leviathan dragon king (from job 41) gets his name.
"...treated with great affection and respect"
immediately shows a woman whipping it 3:00
adakah harapan untuk merdeka sendiri
Seperti negara2 di asia tengah lainnya
Xinjiang is the ancient crossroad of Asia coveted by every player nation from the Land of Rus to the CIA. Staggering history. Well worth doing some research reading.
The Bayanbulag was Mongolian river and sad to our southern nation living under China. I really want to take back our nation 😢
Full support!
Come on, your 3 million people are not enough to fill your teeth. Besides, Mongolia is still Chinese territory in the constitution, but it was forced by the Soviet Union to make Mongolia independent! Mongolia has always been a divided tribe, and there is rarely a unified country like the Han Chinese.
@@yangli8147 be patient. The TFR differential all but assured Mongolia will eventually unite!
The Mongolians of Bayinbuluke moved to China from the east bank of the Volga River in Russia. In 1771, the Chinese emperor mobilized supplies from the western provinces to rescue them. The best grassland in Xinjiang was given to this foreign nomadic tribe by the Chinese emperor as a permanent territory.
The Mongolian population in Inner Mongolia is several times that of Mongolia. Don't forget that Mongolians have forgotten the Mongolian language, while Mongolians in China still use their own language.
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Han Chinese first, then Mongol. Uyghur colonizer by Dzungar (Mongol) then ask Han Chinese and Manchu to kick them out. After that ungrategul Uyghur said this land belong to them
It's uygurs land they have been living there for thousands years
Beware of the years
one must ask -who is wild chinese or Uighurs?
When I look at Uighur culture I see civilization:
Is it not in Mongolia??? In Xinjiang lives Islamic Turkic population???
What ethnic groups are related to the Uyghurs? Is it true that they are Turkic in origin?
Uyghurs are nomadic people from Central Asia
@@jimmylee1776 they are not nomadic. Do better research about your beloved compatriots
they were once nomadic centuries ago, that was right before they invaded the taklamakan area aka southern Xinjiang, killed, subjugated and eventually assimilated their remaining victim's, just like turks did in Anatolia.
Many Uyghurs look Chinese after centuries of intermarriages.
Why
The lady in yellow said, Nayantai ( boy's name is Nayantai) bring water, in my language, Mongolian. ❤️ it is very sad. My poor Mongols.
What's sad about it?
Paulski Ye it's sad because the subtitles are wrong and said they are speaking Uyghur.
Mongols in China live better than Mongols outside :) you got the leftover land that Russia and China didn't want, too bad. :P
lol, they probably feel sad for you!
@@paulskiye6930 it is sad to live under foreign nations control. 😢
Why is it secret? It is open to visitations.
it's not open
@@huselman i keep getting offer for travel packages in many destinations in Asia and Europe. Including in Xinjiang China. I also watch many tour videos, including several Xinjiang tour.
Anyone knows the root of Uyghur language. It sounds Arabic. The people looked Turkish and Mongolian/Chinese.
Uyghurs are kind mixed. Many people are actually not Uyghurs, but the CCP just registered them as Uyghurs.
it is very easy to search for it and find it out yourself
What a minute, is this narrator pronouncing Xinjiang correctly? I thought 'x' in pinyin mandarin makes a different sound.
X kinda sounds like Sie, take my word with a grain of salt though
Atleast do you research properly 😂😂