A real eye opener for many overseas Chinese . You videos and visits to all these places are so amazing. Thank you so much Yan for bringing all these traditions to us.
I am totally blown away! People are still continue the traditional celebration started hundreds of years ago. Again, it is the human spirit, people get together to fight the invaders, no planning, everyone just do their part. People are so friendly offering food for strangers...Thanks for bringing to us these traditions. Hope they will continue.
This is so interesting. You are doing a wonderful job, Yan by documenting these traditional culture practices of the people in China. I really enjoy watching your videos.
I'm Chinese Malaysian and my grandfather was from Hainan Island but Putien was also my ancestors' village before the end of Southern Song dynasty, which was about 700 to 800 years ago! My surname is Long 龙 and I had read the history of the Long Clan whereby they had migrated to Hainan Island as soldiers during almost the end of Southern Song dynasty. I also read before that even these days during Ching Ming, some Long Clan members will travel to Putien to pay respect to their ancestors.
Your videos really give us a look at real Chinese people, something we never really see here in the West. I have subscribed because you make such fascinating videos. I hope you have a Wonderful New Year too.
Being ethnic Chinese myself, residing in the US, but originally from Malaysia, it is an eye opener to see from your eyes, the myriad of Chinese cultures and traditions from all over China. It does certainly make me proud of being Chinese. Thanks so much for exposing all the wonderful things from China to the rest of the world. Hopefully, that will help diminish all the ignorance and bigotry and make this world a better place for everyone.
Hi from Las Vegas! Happen by chance to see your channel and I am going to watch all your videos. China has such beautiful traditions. You should be very proud of having a living record of unseen China 🇨🇳
Loving your videos, I knew China had a tremendous amount of traditions, but see so many of them through your videos is really an eye opener! I can't wait to visit China!
Yes this gal doing great job in exploring different cultures and traditions and showcasing it to outside world which otherwise wouldn't have been known to others outside their country. It is really interesting to watch different Chinese traditions in her RUclips videos. Good job Yan. We have never known before such beautiful Chinese traditional celebrations.
Thanks Yan for showing us 仙游! So excited to see the place of my ancestor's origin. You might be the one and only youtuber that can show us the smaller towns in China. 感恩🙏
I love to watch this. So many cultures with such rich traditions. I weep for the things we have lost here in the west. Nothing even close to these rich traditions that are important to the human spirit, the things that truly keep us happy.
Amazing grand scale celebrations! People of faith are unpretentious - open and caring and often willingly sharing their believe outwardly. That the tradition has managed to maintain its existence to this modern age of high rise buildings , digital cameras and drone technology speaks volume of the peoples' undying faith. Great video footage and narration. Thanks for sharing.
As usual again an excellent docu. I felt your pride and your belonging throughout this episode. I watched it with great intent and with a big smile. This is the true china with its everyday Chinese people that are bonded together by centuries of traditions and self worth. I was fortunate to experience their hospitality and gratefulness in my travels to China. Loved it, thanks Yan for your excellent work.
Thanks for showing us the various celebrations held in China...It’s an eye opener for us Chinese born out of China. Gong Xi Fa Cai! Proud to be a Chinese too!
Ms Yan, at the end of your video, you unconsciously said you feel so proud to be a Chinese. You touch my heart. I have the same feelings as you. I also feel so proud to be a Chinese especially with the rise of China and I am an overseas Fui Chiew Hakka Chinese living in Southeast Asia.
Me too proud to be Chinese though not able to speak the language cause at a certain period indonesian government didn't permit it, but deep in my heart I still do it. Thanks Yan to share it with us.
for those of us that know China from what s on the news (i'm Romanian btw), you really are making a case for how big and diverse China really is. good job! very good indeed.
Lovely video and great to see so many invitations for dinner. When I went to China in 2019, we were invited out for a meal every day for a month, by different people.
Chinese people are amazing. Thank you for documenting this. I think it's important for us in the West to see what China is really like, compared to the propaganda we're spoon-fed.
I am from Indonesia. This is my grandmother's hometown. She used to go back once a year with her friends but now she is too old and can't travel anymore. She loved it everytime she traveled back home.
While I lived in China, I was able to see a similar tradition to the bench lanterns in a village in the township of 缙云 in 浙江丽水. It's a little different though, and I think even more fun! The village's dragon was about 140 meters long (they said it can get to be over 200!) and had a huge head and tail made from paper. The men assemble in the village square, and play a game where the head of the dragon must be caught by the tail. It's very chaotic, and took so long the men had to take a couple smoke breaks. After the head is caught, the dragon sets off for the temple, and then parades through the village while people shoot off fireworks. However, the tail is always trying to pull the head backwards, so sometimes the dragon will pass by your house and be pulled back multiple times! Each time you shoot fireworks off again. To top it all off, there's performances in the village hall and a night market in the square where everyone's made goodies and are selling them to their neighbors. That was one of my favorite memories of China, and perhaps my life. It made me understand so much more about Chinese culture and why the countryside is so important for retaining tradition. So thankful to my student that invited me that year.
Yan, once again you opened my mind to China - very rich in culture. I'm Chinese Australian originally from Malaysia. Like you said, you are proud to be Chinese. The people there are so friendly and accommodating. I have never been to China. Is it possible for you to organise a tour? I you have done China proud and those of us living overseas proud too. Well done, Yan.
The scale of logistics to organize,time manage to the minutae is absolutely astounding.Kudos to the clean-up teams after each procession pass-by. TQ aYan,sumptuous footage into a China we all know by heart but visually forgotten.
Yan, you are doing such a great job visiting these towns and showing the world how Chinese traditional festivities are celebrated and preserved! I am so impressed. Thank you. 👍👺☮️❤️
You mentioned “you feel proud to be Chinese” and i think you should absolutely! I think you have a great channel. Its very enjoyable to watch. Hope you proper with what you are doing.
Yan..Another great video. As a foreign born overseas Chinese with Fujian roots. It’s an eye opening to know Fujian traditions over the ages. Please continue to enlighten all overseas Chinese from different perspective other than the modern cities or new technologies. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤
What those on the outside too often forget is that China is far more than its government and politics. The people of China are not any different from you and I in what matters most.
I'm really enjoying your videos Yan! Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing from your perspective. Many of us who are not Chinese would not get to see many of these traditions, but more importantly, not get to experience, understand or appreciate them as much as someone who is Chinese. Love it!
Thank you Yan for introducing Chinese culture and traditions to the world. I hope more Chinese RUclipsrs will follow your lead and show the authentic China to the whole world.❤
Wow! What a mesmerising tradition! Seeing all those people celebrating I just felt a pure joy coming out of screen. Amazing video, I’m glad you film these type of things you can’t see anywhere else.
Its really enjoyable to see the natural beauty of places and its people. Thank you for sharing your world. This is how we can come together as a world civilization, learn about each other, and grow, rather than the hateful rhetoric in the world today.
We have been watching all of your videos and just want to let you know what a great job you are doing. So interesting to see different parts of China and learn about the country. You have a lovely manner and style! Keep it going :)
I will never go to these beautiful country side, so thank you Yan for taking me there. Beautiful people beautiful culture. So friendly and kind, truly a hidden gem. THX
Thank You,,You have showed us everything about this months celebration their in China,, New follower and subscriber here,,, No skipping of adds Ms Yan,,,
Your videos are among the very high quality ones in RUclips. Thank you for showing the world all these unique places that very few tourists know about. I send you warm greetings from my country Malaysia.
Yan you are such a capable film maker. Usual it will take a mini bus load of film crew to produce such a movie, not including those editors in the studio. Good job.
another eye opening video how the chinese take their culture so seriously. very interesting to see the various traditions they have to celebrate the new year. Just shared your video again, hope it will help to bring in more subscribers.
I'm loving your video and I really enjoyed watching the Latern Parade. It's amazing! Thanks for sharing with us. Big LIKE from me. Greeting from Singapore.
absolutely stunning and beautiful. thank you SOOOO much for sharing. I would never see this in my lifetime except for your work and posting on the internet
Ich hatte durch Zufall ihren Kanal entdeckt und bin total begeistert. China ist so ein phantastisches Land mit so vielen wunderschönen Orten. Ohne ihre Arbeit wäre es mir nicht möglich diese Einblicke zu bekommen. Vielen Dank 💐!Ich freue mich weitete Videos von ihnen zu sehen. Herzliche ❤Grüße aus Deutschland
Fujian, as you probably know, is not a town but a province. Putian is both a prefecture level city as well as as a prefecture in Fujian, meaning it's one level below a province but one above a county. You need to be precise where in Putian your folks came from.
Ya you are right you need to be proud to be Chinese as the Japanese and the Korean are so proud of their own and even you will need see these ethnic will be having any English name and hopefully we will see you wearing your own tradition clothing Hanfu in one of your video and also if you can since you are into the south hopefully you can visit the island of Hainan especially the city of wenchang area ....Thank you Yan for your video and to let the Han chinese around the world to know their own tradition ....
I can just imagine how excited the children get because of the lights and colours, The smell of the fireworks 💥 and getting to stay up late! Then all the preparations. It must be such an exciting time each year.
The Lunar New Year in China is bigger and better than Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter combined in the US. It is the holiday of holidays. The best Chinese New Year I'd ever experienced was the one I experienced with my extended family in China. The festive atmosphere is simply unbeatable; you have the Festival Gala blaring on the television, the laughter of children and adults chatting about days gone by, the firecrackers (and smoke) going off outside, the incredible food and the nattering of the family cooks as they walk back and forth from the dinner table, the red envelopes, the red-and-gold decorations hanging from every wall, ceiling, and door... Everyone, Chinese or not, should have the opportunity to experience this for themselves.
Im a singaporean with putian ancestory so gald someone like you able to show a beautiful putian there is a saying people like to chase stars but putianese like to chase 菩萨 (deties) 🙏
Kuching attraction Siniawan Night Market, KBS Buddhist Village, Kuching Waterfront, Malaysia-China Friendship Park, Sarawak Cultural Village, Tua Pek Kong Temple, Tasik Biru (Blue Lake), Borneo Highlands, Annah Rais Hot Spring and Jong's crocodile farm.
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A real eye opener for many overseas Chinese . You videos and visits to all these places are so amazing. Thank you so much Yan for bringing all these traditions to us.
I am totally blown away! People are still continue the traditional celebration started hundreds of years ago. Again, it is the human spirit, people get together to fight the invaders, no planning, everyone just do their part. People are so friendly offering food for strangers...Thanks for bringing to us these traditions. Hope they will continue.
As a foreigner (from Scotland) living in China, I'm very happy to have found your channel.
I’m an American, who’s a Sinophile. I admire your travel videos.
谢谢你
哇！感谢博主拍摄了我的家乡莆田，作为一个土生土长的莆田人，我必须骄傲的告诉你，莆田这座文献名邦保留了全国最多的传统非遗文化，在我们莆田有这么一句话，“你叫我们早上六点起床追明星没人会去，但是叫我们六点抬菩萨三点我们就起床不睡都行！”相信博主在莆田应该感受到了我们莆田人对于神明的炙热
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I just met a friend from Anxi, Fujian, he said the same thing 👍🏻🥰🙏🏻😁
Thank you for giving us a glimpse of these traditions. They give us an insight to similarities and linkage to the traditions practised in Malaysia.
This is so interesting. You are doing a wonderful job, Yan by documenting these traditional culture practices of the people in China. I really enjoy watching your videos.
I'm Chinese Malaysian and my grandfather was from Hainan Island but Putien was also my ancestors' village before the end of Southern Song dynasty, which was about 700 to 800 years ago! My surname is Long 龙 and I had read the history of the Long Clan whereby they had migrated to Hainan Island as soldiers during almost the end of Southern Song dynasty. I also read before that even these days during Ching Ming, some Long Clan members will travel to Putien to pay respect to their ancestors.
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Your videos really give us a look at real Chinese people, something we never really see here in the West. I have subscribed because you make such fascinating videos. I hope you have a Wonderful New Year too.
Being ethnic Chinese myself, residing in the US, but originally from Malaysia, it is an eye opener to see from your eyes, the myriad of Chinese cultures and traditions from all over China. It does certainly make me proud of being Chinese. Thanks so much for exposing all the wonderful things from China to the rest of the world. Hopefully, that will help diminish all the ignorance and bigotry and make this world a better place for everyone.
Hi from Las Vegas! Happen by chance to see your channel and I am going to watch all your videos. China has such beautiful traditions. You should be very proud of having a living record of unseen China 🇨🇳
Loving your videos, I knew China had a tremendous amount of traditions, but see so many of them through your videos is really an eye opener! I can't wait to visit China!
That’s why China is a great civilization. This is what brings people together.
I’m really loving this Fujian series. Particularly all the different celebrations. You are doing such a great job.
Thank you so much!
Yes this gal doing great job in exploring different cultures and traditions and showcasing it to outside world which otherwise wouldn't have been known to others outside their country. It is really interesting to watch different Chinese traditions in her RUclips videos. Good job Yan. We have never known before such beautiful Chinese traditional celebrations.
Thanks Yan for showing us 仙游! So excited to see the place of my ancestor's origin. You might be the one and only youtuber that can show us the smaller towns in China. 感恩🙏
You have been the true ambassador of China, your videos is very informative and inspiring. Thank you
I love to watch this. So many cultures with such rich traditions. I weep for the things we have lost here in the west. Nothing even close to these rich traditions that are important to the human spirit, the things that truly keep us happy.
I dont well with tears when I'm watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade that's for sure lol
Your videos give me a peep into the unique cultures in my forefathers' land. Really enjoyed myself. Thanks, Yan. Keep up the good work!
Amazing grand scale celebrations! People of faith are unpretentious - open and caring and often willingly sharing their believe outwardly. That the tradition has managed to maintain its existence to this modern age of high rise buildings , digital cameras and drone technology speaks volume of the peoples' undying faith. Great video footage and narration. Thanks for sharing.
your channel is amazing. you deserve lot more subscribers.
As usual again an excellent docu. I felt your pride and your belonging throughout this episode. I watched it with great intent and with a big smile. This is the true china with its everyday Chinese people that are bonded together by centuries of traditions and self worth. I was fortunate to experience their hospitality and gratefulness in my travels to China. Loved it, thanks Yan for your excellent work.
Thanks for showing us the various celebrations held in China...It’s an eye opener for us Chinese born out of China. Gong Xi Fa Cai! Proud to be a Chinese too!
Ms Yan, at the end of your video, you unconsciously said you feel so proud to be a Chinese. You touch my heart. I have the same feelings as you. I also feel so proud to be a Chinese especially with the rise of China and I am an overseas Fui Chiew Hakka Chinese living in Southeast Asia.
Why unconsciously? Lol. I think it's intentional. I'm proud to be a Chinese too even though I was not born there.
Me too proud to be Chinese though not able to speak the language cause at a certain period indonesian government didn't permit it, but deep in my heart I still do it. Thanks Yan to share it with us.
for those of us that know China from what s on the news (i'm Romanian btw), you really are making a case for how big and diverse China really is. good job! very good indeed.
Lovely video and great to see so many invitations for dinner. When I went to China in 2019, we were invited out for a meal every day for a month, by different people.
Chinese people are amazing. Thank you for documenting this. I think it's important for us in the West to see what China is really like, compared to the propaganda we're spoon-fed.
Chinese have some really interesting festivals in the world … the world doesn’t know much about China and its great culture ❤❤❤❤ amazing job here!
Fascinating China. So many provinces, people, traditions and cultures. Thank you, Little Chinese, for sharing. 🥰
I am from Indonesia. This is my grandmother's hometown. She used to go back once a year with her friends but now she is too old and can't travel anymore. She loved it everytime she traveled back home.
While I lived in China, I was able to see a similar tradition to the bench lanterns in a village in the township of 缙云 in 浙江丽水. It's a little different though, and I think even more fun! The village's dragon was about 140 meters long (they said it can get to be over 200!) and had a huge head and tail made from paper. The men assemble in the village square, and play a game where the head of the dragon must be caught by the tail. It's very chaotic, and took so long the men had to take a couple smoke breaks. After the head is caught, the dragon sets off for the temple, and then parades through the village while people shoot off fireworks. However, the tail is always trying to pull the head backwards, so sometimes the dragon will pass by your house and be pulled back multiple times! Each time you shoot fireworks off again.
To top it all off, there's performances in the village hall and a night market in the square where everyone's made goodies and are selling them to their neighbors.
That was one of my favorite memories of China, and perhaps my life. It made me understand so much more about Chinese culture and why the countryside is so important for retaining tradition. So thankful to my student that invited me that year.
Yan, once again you opened my mind to China - very rich in culture. I'm Chinese Australian originally from Malaysia. Like you said, you are proud to be Chinese. The people there are so friendly and accommodating. I have never been to China. Is it possible for you to organise a tour? I you have done China proud and those of us living overseas proud too. Well done, Yan.
The scale of logistics to organize,time manage to the minutae is absolutely astounding.Kudos to the clean-up teams after each procession pass-by.
TQ aYan,sumptuous footage into a China we all know by heart but visually forgotten.
Yan, you are doing such a great job visiting these towns and showing the world how Chinese traditional festivities are celebrated and preserved! I am so impressed.
Thank you. 👍👺☮️❤️
Thanks for filming this. This was the land of my ancestors.
Big shout out "Proud to be Chinese" from Zurich.
You mentioned “you feel proud to be Chinese” and i think you should absolutely! I think you have a great channel. Its very enjoyable to watch. Hope you proper with what you are doing.
Yan..Another great video. As a foreign born overseas Chinese with Fujian roots. It’s an eye opening
to know Fujian traditions over the ages. Please continue to enlighten all overseas Chinese from different perspective other than the modern cities or new technologies. 🎉🎉🎉❤❤
I've been binge watching your videos, so little is known about mainland China abroad it’s really fascinating. Cheers from Argentina!
What those on the outside too often forget is that China is far more than its government and politics. The people of China are not any different from you and I in what matters most.
You are ACE in recording the vast variety of chinese culture. it is so pretty and gets longer as it winds its way through city...what a CELEBRATION
I'm really enjoying your videos Yan! Keep up the great work and thank you for sharing from your perspective. Many of us who are not Chinese would not get to see many of these traditions, but more importantly, not get to experience, understand or appreciate them as much as someone who is Chinese. Love it!
Thank you Yan for introducing Chinese culture and traditions to the world. I hope more Chinese RUclipsrs will follow your lead and show the authentic China to the whole world.❤
I want to make it clear that I love these videos and really deeply appreciate your sharing them with us!! 🙇♀️💗
Wow! What a mesmerising tradition! Seeing all those people celebrating I just felt a pure joy coming out of screen. Amazing video, I’m glad you film these type of things you can’t see anywhere else.
Its really enjoyable to see the natural beauty of places and its people. Thank you for sharing your world. This is how we can come together as a world civilization, learn about each other, and grow, rather than the hateful rhetoric in the world today.
Love your videos Yan. You have the spirit of the adventurer\explorer and it's wonderful to see all the places you go.
Another great video Yan. Its interesting to watch real Fujian Chinese tradition rarely seen by those of us outside of China. Thank you.
I like the way you join in with the locals wherever you go. You take your energy and sunny personality with you and people respond to you. ☀
We have been watching all of your videos and just want to let you know what a great job you are doing. So interesting to see different parts of China and learn about the country. You have a lovely manner and style! Keep it going :)
Thank you again for showing us the culture from different regions. Cheers and adventure on!
I will never go to these beautiful country side, so thank you Yan for taking me there. Beautiful people beautiful culture. So friendly and kind, truly a hidden gem. THX
Such friendly and generous Putien folks
Heng hwa nang.
@@Zerpentsa6598 Thanks for the info
I have a few Heng Hwa friends and they operate bicycle shop in Malaysia
I'm Malaysian Chinese Heng Hua and my late grandad was from Putien. Loving the content
Wow...learned so much from your videos. Even though I 'm Chinese , I didn't even get to experience so many cultures . Again thanks Yan
Thank You,,You have showed us everything about this months celebration their in China,, New follower and subscriber here,,,
No skipping of adds Ms Yan,,,
Your videos are among the very high quality ones in RUclips. Thank you for showing the world all these unique places that very few tourists know about. I send you warm greetings from my country Malaysia.
Yan you are such a capable film maker. Usual it will take a mini bus load of film crew to produce such a movie, not including those editors in the studio. Good job.
I would really like to move to these beautiful villages. I am in love with China. If I had to leave France Paris I would go to China too well
another eye opening video how the chinese take their culture so seriously. very interesting to see the various traditions they have to celebrate the new year. Just shared your video again, hope it will help to bring in more subscribers.
谢谢Yan，带给我们不一样的元宵节庆典仪式，还有板凳圈灯，真的很特别。👍🙏❤️
Oh my god how beautiful all these ceremonies are . Thanks for showing us this side of China ❤
I'm loving your video and I really enjoyed watching the Latern Parade. It's amazing! Thanks for sharing with us. Big LIKE from me. Greeting from Singapore.
Wow! What a wonderful celebration! Thank you for showing me this.
As always, wonderful to see your videos.👍👍😀😀
This was incredible to see. The decorations are lovely and the people are all so nice. I subscribed.
absolutely stunning and beautiful. thank you SOOOO much for sharing. I would never see this in my lifetime except for your work and posting on the internet
Ich hatte durch Zufall ihren Kanal entdeckt und bin total begeistert. China ist so ein phantastisches Land mit so vielen wunderschönen Orten. Ohne ihre Arbeit wäre es mir nicht möglich diese Einblicke zu bekommen. Vielen Dank 💐!Ich freue mich weitete Videos von ihnen zu sehen.
Herzliche ❤Grüße aus Deutschland
Its a big city n they still up keep its traditions. Well done. Yes m proud to be Chinese from Malaysia. Tq for sharing. The people are so warm.
Absolutely love your channel. I am glad to see old traditions are still alive.
Excellent videos. Super like.
I think the best part is they are treating her like one of theirs instead of as tourists. That's an experience you cannot get as non-Chinese people..
So glad to follow you from Malaysia Trip to my hometown Fujian! Thanks for sharing the tradition and places that I have never known.
Fujian, as you probably know, is not a town but a province. Putian is both a prefecture level city as well as as a prefecture in Fujian, meaning it's one level below a province but one above a county. You need to be precise where in Putian your folks came from.
@@Zerpentsa6598 I am from Xiamen!
This is a fantastic video, thank you for sharing, I would love to experience this Lantern festival.👍👍
Joyous and fascinating 😍😍😍👍👍👍
Big Thank you!!!!
Ya you are right you need to be proud to be Chinese as the Japanese and the Korean are so proud of their own and even you will need see these ethnic will be having any English name and hopefully we will see you wearing your own tradition clothing Hanfu in one of your video and also if you can since you are into the south hopefully you can visit the island of Hainan especially the city of wenchang area ....Thank you Yan for your video and to let the Han chinese around the world to know their own tradition ....
Fantastic Channel ! Just discovered it and already loveit ;) thanks for all this precious and energetic videos ☺️
Thank you for your effort and time M'am Yan for bringing this spectacular event in China to our living room,,You're such a deligent person.
People were just so focused recording the iron fireworks than just simply enjoying the spectacle itself! Love your videos, absolutely unique!
Thank you so v much for sharing, this was awesome to see - Jan, England.
Great video from you Yan . Thank you. We like the culture celebration in Putien. Looking forward to see more from you.
It’s great to see these traditions so much valued and practised, which we taught it was all gone.
I can just imagine how excited the children get because of the lights and colours, The smell of the fireworks 💥 and getting to stay up late! Then all the preparations. It must be such an exciting time each year.
Lovely that families & clans & communities all come together to make this a tremendous celebration! YES, WOW!
I just like to say thank you you’ve really opened my eyes and I love it.🇬🇧❤️
The Lunar New Year in China is bigger and better than Christmas, Thanksgiving, and Easter combined in the US. It is the holiday of holidays.
The best Chinese New Year I'd ever experienced was the one I experienced with my extended family in China. The festive atmosphere is simply unbeatable; you have the Festival Gala blaring on the television, the laughter of children and adults chatting about days gone by, the firecrackers (and smoke) going off outside, the incredible food and the nattering of the family cooks as they walk back and forth from the dinner table, the red envelopes, the red-and-gold decorations hanging from every wall, ceiling, and door...
Everyone, Chinese or not, should have the opportunity to experience this for themselves.
My grandfather came from Putien, thank you for the videos of Putien ☺
Never ending surprises!! Fun to watch. Thanks
Your filming and editing and coverage is better than CGTN
Im a singaporean with putian ancestory so gald someone like you able to show a beautiful putian there is a saying people like to chase stars but putianese like to chase 菩萨 (deties) 🙏
如此多的傳統和人們如此參與。真正的社區精神
That was fascinating! Thanks so much for sharing this celebration.
Really like most of your recent CNY celebration video. Thanks.
Thank you again is all I can said. I really enjoy watching it. Please keep reporting
I am falling in love with China, thank you for such a wonderful channel. 💕
Thank you for the great video and commentary. It really is a celebration that started on collaboration for common defence.
Be Proud CHINA 🇨🇳♥️💖🥰
Hi Yan, i really enjoyed your latest video as it is good to see how different regions celebrate Chinese New Year.
Kuching attraction Siniawan Night Market, KBS Buddhist Village, Kuching Waterfront, Malaysia-China Friendship Park, Sarawak Cultural Village, Tua Pek Kong Temple, Tasik Biru (Blue Lake), Borneo Highlands, Annah Rais Hot Spring and Jong's crocodile farm.
Excellent video, Yan. It's a real eye opener too. Thanks for sharing!
Love deep rooted traditions that unite families