00:00:00 The Visit The Panchen Lama, the highest-ranking Buddhist living in Tibet today, pays an unexpected visit to the local monastery and throws the monks into turmoil. A local hotel owner is worried about the lack of business. In the nearby village of Tangmai, a young farmer's wife is rushed to hospital with complications with her pregnancy. 00:51:07 Three Husbands and a Wedding It's autumn and everyone is pulling together to get in the harvest, as Dundan worries about hailstones flattening his crops. The local government has installed guns to disperse the clouds and this has put the shaman Tseden, who used to protect the fields with spells, out of a job. Tseden is also helping a local family to arrange their daughter's wedding. 01:41:51 Faith, Hope, and Charity The monks begin preparations for New Year, one of Tibet's biggest festivals. Lhakpa, a local rickshaw driver, struggles to earn money as winter approaches. He embarks on a scheme to buy and sell puppies, with disastrous consequences. Hotel owner Jianzang gets involved in a court case which has a surprising outcome. In Tangmai, the doctor cannot cure Lhamo's crippling stomach pains. 02:33:00 Monks Behaving Badly In the Pel Kor monastery, the director Choephel discovers that some irreplaceable statues have been stolen and the theft gives the local Communist Party an excuse to put in a government 'work team' to weed out monks they think are behaving badly. Lhakpa heads north in search of a lucrative job on a building site, and Butri gets an unpleasant surprise as she approaches her retirement. 03:23:47 A Tale of Three Monks Deputy head lama Tsultrim has to juggle running the monastery whilst complying with a myriad of government restrictions. Young monk Tsephun lives and works with his master Dondrup, a curmudgeonly old lama. Tsephun helps his master with the day-to-day jobs of cleaning and tidying; in return, Dondrup teaches Tsephun the sutras and scriptures, an essential part of becoming a monk.
I would so love to visit Tibet, not the cities but countryside. I have so much respect for those people and their religion the old way. Hi from Ireland ❤
@@edwardsnowden8821 there's also more Chinese. Population growth doesn't mean that colonization isn't occuring as evident by the fact most African colonies had population growth under colonization
Thank you for this documentary. I liked it in general. It gave insight into the lives of people in Tibet; Buddhist traditions. I read a lot about it. I can't understand how Buddhist monks could behave so outrageously towards dogs??? I was shocked to be honest. Is it "normal" over there? Greetings.
The Dalai Lama, is someone many of us in the west, have heard of, but only really know the name and little else. This documentary made me look further into the subject. Also very interesting about the Panchen Lama and the controversy around the choice of the current one, featured here and the little boy, who hasn't been seen since 1995.
When was this documentary shot? I would like to know more about the team behind it. I guess there is just one camera, and maybe on occasion, there is a secondary one. It is clear to me that this film belongs to the genre of semi-fictional documentaries. All in all, it took a huge commitment to finish this film. Thumbs up! Oh yes- poor communist village leader lady...🤕
I felt very good when they said they take care of the 50 stray dogs but within seconds changed my mind. Jeez! How could they treat dogs so badly? I always thought monks are very kind and don’t harm anyone. Guess, they’re not- apparently! P.S. that particular section should be blurred out, too disturbing for the dog’s parents like me.
desafios globales actuales (calentamiento global, próximas epidemias/pandemias, desastres medioambientales, etc.) requieren de tecnologías, procesos y soluciones modernas. El ser humano (y, por tanto, los tibetanos) son seres cambiantes y creo que en este contexto y considerando lo que se avecina deberán cambiar y modernizarse.
Child mortality in Qing dynasty Tibet was very bad, the emperor's in Beijing didn't really interfere much to stop things like serfdom etc the people's Republic on the other hands has done everything in its power to reduce child mortality in Tibet and ensure the population increases, hence why one woman can reliably have 5 kids now, that would have been impossible during the Qing or nationalist eras.
I don’t know if the woman doctor with stomach issues will see this but I wanted to mention that she should taking gluten out of her diet. I had similar issues and ever since I’ve cut gluten out of my diet, I don’t have the stomach issues anymore!
Wtf. These 'monks' bring shame to their culture in the abuse of animals. Kicking a dog in the face, carrying them by their tail, smacking a dogs head sideways onto the ground and finally throwing a dog with force into a room. This is not true Buddhist behaviour I hope. 😢🤬
Unfortunately it is just a ceremony. Usually before these dancse............. monks selected undergo one month purification prayers and the dances are blessed.
Seeing those people hurting those poor dogs was awful, they were confused and frightened FFS. Won't watch any more, cruelty to animals in any culture is a big no from me, sorry.
The monks in Llasa learn ancient scripture in Chinese now, not Tibetan. Elder Monks are truly concerned many meanings, and teachings will be lost forever.
Chinese imposed Chinese language to eradicate Tibetan language. But surprising is that the text from which monks study Buddhist scripture is Tibetan but Chinese pressured them to study from the translated Chinese instead of original Tibetan language. translate it into Chinese
I was as well, I wonder if they just didn’t know how to treat the dogs? It was brutal. Look up the documentary, Utopia. It’s about a family. In North Korea.
As if the other religions dont have people who kill, eat and injure animals for fun.. no religions better than the other. Same same. Yall religions folks would find/make up just any excuses to degrading each other religions..glad im an atheist.
Dogs are treated as pet in West while in most countries other countries they are guard dogs or stray. Isn't it strange that most people in the world fishing as sports or occupation while in Tibet fishing is a cardinal sin that is taking life of living being. Tibetan would never kill an insect or bug as it also has life. So don't try to bring your narrow view of Western culture of dog. Buddhist believe killing any living being no matter how big or small or insignificant it is.
Faith has kept Tibrt and the Tibetans alive spritually socially culturally and economically. Om mani padma hung.............. The panchen lama looks very ordinary............. hope he works on his spiritual responsibility or his laife will be full of misforyunes BARCHeeeeeeeee
This document is very old and the harming incident are very bad, at that time most people are not well Educated and china is forcing people to learn and adopt their culture and education... This days the number of harming others are very less bcz ...
The old Uncle monk is not helping the boy find his spiritual path. Being mean to him, critical all the time, not showing loving affection and not explaining all the scriptures he is forced to read in not fair to the young lad. My heart feels for the poor boy and maybe I am missing something, but this seems like a textbook example of how to push a young person away from the Tibetan spiritual way? IF the old Uncle had truly found the divinity within and felt it deeply in his heart, he would not be mean to the boy monk. Am I correct? In addition, why were they so mean to some of the dogs?
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00:00:00 The Visit
The Panchen Lama, the highest-ranking Buddhist living in Tibet today, pays an unexpected visit to the local monastery and throws the monks into turmoil. A local hotel owner is worried about the lack of business. In the nearby village of Tangmai, a young farmer's wife is rushed to hospital with complications with her pregnancy.
00:51:07 Three Husbands and a Wedding
It's autumn and everyone is pulling together to get in the harvest, as Dundan worries about hailstones flattening his crops. The local government has installed guns to disperse the clouds and this has put the shaman Tseden, who used to protect the fields with spells, out of a job. Tseden is also helping a local family to arrange their daughter's wedding.
01:41:51 Faith, Hope, and Charity
The monks begin preparations for New Year, one of Tibet's biggest festivals. Lhakpa, a local rickshaw driver, struggles to earn money as winter approaches. He embarks on a scheme to buy and sell puppies, with disastrous consequences. Hotel owner Jianzang gets involved in a court case which has a surprising outcome. In Tangmai, the doctor cannot cure Lhamo's crippling stomach pains.
02:33:00 Monks Behaving Badly
In the Pel Kor monastery, the director Choephel discovers that some irreplaceable statues have been stolen and the theft gives the local Communist Party an excuse to put in a government 'work team' to weed out monks they think are behaving badly. Lhakpa heads north in search of a lucrative job on a building site, and Butri gets an unpleasant surprise as she approaches her retirement.
03:23:47 A Tale of Three Monks
Deputy head lama Tsultrim has to juggle running the monastery whilst complying with a myriad of government restrictions. Young monk Tsephun lives and works with his master Dondrup, a curmudgeonly old lama. Tsephun helps his master with the day-to-day jobs of cleaning and tidying; in return, Dondrup teaches Tsephun the sutras and scriptures, an essential part of becoming a monk.
Free documentary what do they do speak because they are speaking Mongolian or Korean or Japanese or Chinese
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I would so love to visit Tibet, not the cities but countryside. I have so much respect for those people and their religion the old way. Hi from Ireland ❤
People that actually live there are grateful for Chinese development. Before communist development they were impoverished serfs.
@@tomrobbins5242That's what they say about American blacks, that they're grateful for slavery because they got better living conditions
nobody says that. on the other hand tibetan population has grown while the natives of America Canada Australia Hawaii etc have almost vanished
@@edwardsnowden8821 there's also more Chinese. Population growth doesn't mean that colonization isn't occuring as evident by the fact most African colonies had population growth under colonization
You sound like a fool what you said makes no sense@@tomrobbins5242
The most informative and enjoyable video I've ever seen on this area. Thank you!
excellent :) glad you liked it
Gyantse was my favourite town we visited in 2009. So unique ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for this documentary.
I liked it in general. It gave insight into the lives of people in Tibet; Buddhist traditions. I read a lot about it.
I can't understand how Buddhist monks could behave so outrageously towards dogs??? I was shocked to be honest.
Is it "normal" over there?
Greetings.
The Dalai Lama, is someone many of us in the west, have heard of, but only really know the name and little else. This documentary made me look further into the subject. Also very interesting about the Panchen Lama and the controversy around the choice of the current one, featured here and the little boy, who hasn't been seen since 1995.
I lived in Thailand as a boy, seventies Nepal was always a jewel and not an easy place to access.
One of thr best documentaries i have seen in a long time!!
When was this documentary shot? I would like to know more about the team behind it. I guess there is just one camera, and maybe on occasion, there is a secondary one. It is clear to me that this film belongs to the genre of semi-fictional documentaries. All in all, it took a huge commitment to finish this film. Thumbs up! Oh yes- poor communist village leader lady...🤕
The poor dogs 😭
Poor KFC chicken you eat daily
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I felt very good when they said they take care of the 50 stray dogs but within seconds changed my mind. Jeez! How could they treat dogs so badly? I always thought monks are very kind and don’t harm anyone. Guess, they’re not- apparently!
P.S. that particular section should be blurred out, too disturbing for the dog’s parents like me.
Omg the dogs 😭 I can’t believe it
I wish Tibet never modernizes, I love the undisturbed country side. is soo calming to appreciate. from a Salvadorian. 🇸🇻
They are also civilians. They have the right to modernize to improve their lives if they choose to.
You can throw away your phone
You don't have to modernize and keep the original style, and then we can explore with you when we modernize.
desafios globales actuales (calentamiento global, próximas epidemias/pandemias, desastres medioambientales, etc.) requieren de tecnologías, procesos y soluciones modernas. El ser humano (y, por tanto, los tibetanos) son seres cambiantes y creo que en este contexto y considerando lo que se avecina deberán cambiar y modernizarse.
poor dogs can`t belivet so sad to see those poor animals
Child mortality in Qing dynasty Tibet was very bad, the emperor's in Beijing didn't really interfere much to stop things like serfdom etc the people's Republic on the other hands has done everything in its power to reduce child mortality in Tibet and ensure the population increases, hence why one woman can reliably have 5 kids now, that would have been impossible during the Qing or nationalist eras.
Any contact of the hotel? Jinsang
please check the credits
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cant continue watching after i saw how the dogs are treated
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I don’t know if the woman doctor with stomach issues will see this but I wanted to mention that she should taking gluten out of her diet. I had similar issues and ever since I’ve cut gluten out of my diet, I don’t have the stomach issues anymore!
Awful about the dogs!
FYI.. viewer’s.. The old mother from her heart only prays for the title and throne and not to the person ..
Wtf. These 'monks' bring shame to their culture in the abuse of animals. Kicking a dog in the face, carrying them by their tail, smacking a dogs head sideways onto the ground and finally throwing a dog with force into a room. This is not true Buddhist behaviour I hope. 😢🤬
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Unfortunately it is just a ceremony. Usually before these dancse............. monks selected undergo one month purification prayers and the dances are blessed.
Seeing those people hurting those poor dogs was awful, they were confused and frightened FFS. Won't watch any more, cruelty to animals in any culture is a big no from me, sorry.
Eating KFC and beef steak commenting here for dog
Eating KFC and beef steak commenting here for dogs is so funny
Isn’t monk not allowed to gamble?😅
The monks in Llasa learn ancient scripture in Chinese now, not Tibetan. Elder Monks are truly concerned many meanings, and teachings will be lost forever.
Chinese imposed Chinese language to eradicate Tibetan language.
But surprising is that the text from which monks study Buddhist scripture is Tibetan but Chinese pressured them to study from the translated Chinese instead of original Tibetan language. translate it into Chinese
@@gyadre Very sad indeed~
I didn't like how they treated the dogs, i thought Buddhism teaches to be kind to all living things.
They are still just humans.
I was very surprised too
I was as well, I wonder if they just didn’t know how to treat the dogs? It was brutal. Look up the documentary, Utopia. It’s about a family. In North Korea.
As if the other religions dont have people who kill, eat and injure animals for fun.. no religions better than the other. Same same. Yall religions folks would find/make up just any excuses to degrading each other religions..glad im an atheist.
Dogs are treated as pet in West while in most countries other countries they are guard dogs or stray. Isn't it strange that most people in the world fishing as sports or occupation while in Tibet fishing is a cardinal sin that is taking life of living being. Tibetan would never kill an insect or bug as it also has life. So don't try to bring your narrow view of Western culture of dog. Buddhist believe killing any living being no matter how big or small or insignificant it is.
Faith has kept Tibrt and the Tibetans alive spritually socially culturally and economically. Om mani padma hung.............. The panchen lama looks very ordinary............. hope he works on his spiritual responsibility or his laife will be full of misforyunes BARCHeeeeeeeee
Yeah not a fan of tibet now, place kind of sucks
it's 20 years ago bro
Very old documentary
Help me know this ,do monks marry
No
Some do. Especially sakya school.
What? I think this video was made about 20 years before.
yeah, they mentioned Maoist rebellion in Nepal, which ended 20 years ago
This document is very old and the harming incident are very bad, at that time most people are not well
Educated and china is forcing people to learn and adopt their culture and education...
This days the number of harming others are very less bcz ...
The old Uncle monk is not helping the boy find his spiritual path. Being mean to him, critical all the time, not showing loving affection and not explaining all the scriptures he is forced to read in not fair to the young lad. My heart feels for the poor boy and maybe I am missing something, but this seems like a textbook example of how to push a young person away from the Tibetan spiritual way? IF the old Uncle had truly found the divinity within and felt it deeply in his heart, he would not be mean to the boy monk. Am I correct? In addition, why were they so mean to some of the dogs?
Of all the $hit RUclips, and this channel censors. The dog part was bull$hit. What do you guys approve of the abuse of animals?
How's it abuse? People need to make a living. Not the Chinese government will pay. Also, many farm lands are siezed by CCP
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We are much better off than you. Thank you for your concern.😅
I do not like the way of the ccp. Forced order😢
This documentary is of year 1990 😂
2007, drew from the panchan lama's age.
@@dagedasaoguonianhao not 2007. the civil war in nepal ended in 2006
Not interested at all in visiting there.
All of Tibet was like this before China ended serfdom and brought education and development to the masses.
and slave camps, covid, and winnie the pooh rule.
and oppression, and then there was also freedom of speech
Chinese lies shamelessly all the time. Why Chinese resisted the Japanese liberation of Chinese from cruel king and War Lords?
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