The second part of music comes a famous Chinese movie called "Red River Valley", Britain launched two invasions into Tibet, in 1888 and during 1903 and 1904, in an attempt to build up an exclusive colonial influence in the region. It also tried to separate Tibet from China and ultimately turn it into a "buffer zone" against British-controlled northern India. This film tells the story of how the Tibetan people fought against the British invaders. The pictures and music are magnificent, and the story is very touching and heartbreaking.
It is so pleasing to see a beautiful transformation of the Tibetan dance with modern touch with lovely music . Congratulations. It retains the essential traditional Tibetan steps ,, movements and spirits. The costumes are exquisite Tibetan . So beautiful!
Since we live out side of Tibet, we do not know much what is going on in Tibet. This dance is a modern dance much influenced by western ballet. But it is reality in Tibet whether you like it or not.
@@yibeichow744 it's funny 😁 how chinese 🤣 think TIBET is part of China. 🤣🤣🤣. Minus the invasion in 1959 do u think China will say TIBET IS PART OF china.🤣🤣🤣.
@@tenshona1770 Yes, absolutely. You do understand there is a huge difference between the de facto independence and a genuine independence, right? The case of Tibet is the former while the essential factor to a sovereign state is the latter. Tibet has never gained any recognition from any major power during the half century between the collapse of Qing Dynasty and the establishment of PRC. And needless to mention Tibetan leaders needed to bow to the Qing emperor for two centuries before the half century’s de facto independence. What PRC did in 1959 was simply resumed Beijing’s control over Tibet, which was interrupted by the Japanese invasion and civil war. Of course the then-Tibet government resisted it and reluctant to transfer their power to Beijing. That is their lifeline. But sadly they were ruthless dictator at that point, so they couldn’t be regarded as representatives of all Tibetan people. By saying that, I do not meant to fully support Beijing’s policies over Tibet. But Tibetans in exiles are so delusional, always spreading a complete false narrative that Tibet had nothing to do with China before 1959. That deeply sickens me.
@@thuptenkunga9365 Ok, but however in the title it says traditional. You can't forget about that part. It does include modern, but I don't remember modern Tibetan dances being like this. I'm a modern Tibetans living in the US in the 21st century, but I can also see the bigger picture it's not just you. I probably have a broader spectrum of music than you do.
Authentic Traditional tibetan folk dances are preserved by TIPA. This is sinicization of Tibetan culture. Tibetans living in free world needs to wake up..
Pretty sure the dancers are Chinese and looks to be some dance troupe in Chengdu that claim to be practicing or performing Tibetan dance. Yes many Chinese like ‘Tibetan dances’.
@@irenemyers5815 Historically Tibet was never part of China. Tibet was forcibly occupied by the Republic of China when Tibet was economically unstable. Because of that His holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and thousands of other Tibetans had sought refuge in India, Nepal, and Bhutan to start a new life and the Dalai Lama made TIPA to protect our culture, identity, and traditions of performing arts, whether it was sing, clothing or instruments he wanted to preserve its special unique culture before it would be forgotten by others in the future. That's why I respectfully want to keep the culture alive.
@@irenemyers5815 Ok and? What's your point here? Tibet was forcefully taken by China. The Chinese government killed our people, oppressed our right to speak our language, and oppressed our right to follow our own religion. Just because there are Tibetan people living in China doesn't mean that they wanted to be oppressed like this. Our human rights were taken away from us, and just because Tibet was taken by China doesn't mean all of a suddenly we are Chinese. If that's really what you think you might have to go back to school and pay attention a bit more. Your ethnicity doesn't just change like that.
The second part of music comes a famous Chinese movie called "Red River Valley", Britain launched two invasions into Tibet, in 1888 and during 1903 and 1904, in an attempt to build up an exclusive colonial influence in the region. It also tried to separate Tibet from China and ultimately turn it into a "buffer zone" against British-controlled northern India. This film tells the story of how the Tibetan people fought against the British invaders. The pictures and music are magnificent, and the story is very touching and heartbreaking.
It is so pleasing to see a beautiful transformation of the Tibetan dance with modern touch with lovely music . Congratulations. It retains the essential traditional Tibetan steps ,, movements and spirits. The costumes are exquisite Tibetan . So beautiful!
Haha and how much you got paid from Chinese govt to say trash lies like this
What a beautiful Han Chinese dance. Some inspiration from Tibetan I guess. The authentic Tibetan dance is very exquisite.
This is not tibetan dance I think it’s mixing into Chinese style
Beautiful, and amazing,
So beautiful dance
India nies
Wow 😍😍
More like chinese dance with JUST A lil bit of tibetan dance. That fu@ked up.
This is not traditional Tibetan dance!!! It was Chinese and Tibetan mix dance
This is not chinese but this modern dancing of tibet. This dance style is going with time.
Who are you to say what is not Tibetan? Shut up and just freakin enjoy the music for once. These Chinese sisters are beautiful and captivating.
I don’t agree with you
Since we live out side of Tibet, we do not know much what is going on in Tibet. This dance is a modern dance much influenced by western ballet. But it is reality in Tibet whether you like it or not.
Dickey Kalsang I don’t think influence ..I think ruthless Chinese communist party force them to do it..
I just wish the china government would wake up and c the bigger picture how it's to live free instead of changing history.
That’s funny. Coz China government say same things to Tibetans in exiles, wake up and stop changing history.
@@yibeichow744 it's funny 😁 how chinese 🤣 think TIBET is part of China. 🤣🤣🤣. Minus the invasion in 1959 do u think China will say TIBET IS PART OF china.🤣🤣🤣.
@@tenshona1770 Yes, absolutely. You do understand there is a huge difference between the de facto independence and a genuine independence, right? The case of Tibet is the former while the essential factor to a sovereign state is the latter. Tibet has never gained any recognition from any major power during the half century between the collapse of Qing Dynasty and the establishment of PRC. And needless to mention Tibetan leaders needed to bow to the Qing emperor for two centuries before the half century’s de facto independence. What PRC did in 1959 was simply resumed Beijing’s control over Tibet, which was interrupted by the Japanese invasion and civil war. Of course the then-Tibet government resisted it and reluctant to transfer their power to Beijing. That is their lifeline. But sadly they were ruthless dictator at that point, so they couldn’t be regarded as representatives of all Tibetan people.
By saying that, I do not meant to fully support Beijing’s policies over Tibet. But Tibetans in exiles are so delusional, always spreading a complete false narrative that Tibet had nothing to do with China before 1959. That deeply sickens me.
I don’t think it’s traditional at all, if you want traditional watch TIPA
Hahaha nice joke.
The traditional art is not just tipa. Open your eye bigger otherwise you will not see the world
This world is developing, so do Tibetan art performance....Tibet have history, Tibet should have future too....love this new Tibetan dance!!!!!!!!!!
@@bhusonam8025 What's the joke? I didn't catch it. What she said seems to be true to me.
@@thuptenkunga9365 Ok, but however in the title it says traditional. You can't forget about that part. It does include modern, but I don't remember modern Tibetan dances being like this. I'm a modern Tibetans living in the US in the 21st century, but I can also see the bigger picture it's not just you. I probably have a broader spectrum of music than you do.
This dance is not even close to Tibetan traditional dance..
Yeah it's chinese
This is not Tibetan dance. That’s Chinese
Inside tibetan people build the tibetan dance
Thought the same
Tibetan are Chinese too...
@@mark4553 No?
what is this 😕
Too chinese not tibetan
Authentic Traditional tibetan folk dances are preserved by TIPA. This is sinicization of Tibetan culture. Tibetans living in free world needs to wake up..
what have they done to our traditional folk dance! this clearly shows china trying to interfere into tradional
Not to be offensive but this is not authentic Tibetan dance at all. Search TIPA and you will
See real Tibetan dance .
👿👿👿
Pretty sure the dancers are Chinese and looks to be some dance troupe in Chengdu that claim to be practicing or performing Tibetan dance. Yes many Chinese like ‘Tibetan dances’.
This is absolutely not Tibetan Traditional Dance and
There is no any Tibetan dancer in this group, only Chines.
Don't forget Tibet is a part of china, China has over 7 million Tibetans, that means 95% Tibetans in the world live in China!!!
@@irenemyers5815 Historically Tibet was never part of China. Tibet was forcibly occupied by the Republic of China when Tibet was economically unstable. Because of that His holiness the 14th Dalai Lama and thousands of other Tibetans had sought refuge in India, Nepal, and Bhutan to start a new life and the Dalai Lama made TIPA to protect our culture, identity, and traditions of performing arts, whether it was sing, clothing or instruments he wanted to preserve its special unique culture before it would be forgotten by others in the future. That's why I respectfully want to keep the culture alive.
@@irenemyers5815 Ok and? What's your point here? Tibet was forcefully taken by China. The Chinese government killed our people, oppressed our right to speak our language, and oppressed our right to follow our own religion. Just because there are Tibetan people living in China doesn't mean that they wanted to be oppressed like this. Our human rights were taken away from us, and just because Tibet was taken by China doesn't mean all of a suddenly we are Chinese. If that's really what you think you might have to go back to school and pay attention a bit more. Your ethnicity doesn't just change like that.