Didn't the US and West alleged that there is no religious freedom in China? This eye-opening, right. Such misconception is gradually wipe off by apolitical vbloggers like Katherine. Seeing is believing. Enjoy yourself.
@@LuZhao-z4qI didn't expect to see that too in mainland China. I thought the cultural revolution got rid of them all. You can still find these old traditions in Taiwan.
Aysajan is such a goofy and funny guy, lol, and that traditional local opera even had synched subtitle....what a world! Honestly, this is the first time I know that Fujian has such authentically traditional CNY rituals existed, amazing and admiring!
For those who doesnt know, Taiwan was part of Fujian province. Taiwanese is actually coming from here. I have always said that Hong Kongers didn't say they speak Hong Kongnese but rather Cantonese.
I love the opera. So colourful. Fantastic sight and sound. A feast for the eyes and ears. I believe the dialect is Hokkien as the majority of Xiamen residents are. I may be wrong. I am overseas Chinese. Another great video. Very down to earth.
I now live in Xiamen, which is a beautiful city. The languages of Xiamen, Zhangzhou and Quanzhou are similar, both are Hokkien.Welcome to visit your hometown.
@@谢晓峰-i6s in Msia amongst the Chinese diaspora, the Xiamen-Zhangzhou variation (a derivation of it) is spoken in the northern part of Pen. Msia (around Penang) while from the central to the South the Quanzhou version dominates.😂❤
Those two kids on the scooter remind me of my younger self. "I don't dare go to the celebration. There are police there." Besides, stealing Dad's scooter for a joyride is much more fun. 🤣
The two children were not afraid of the police. Children under the age of 13 are not allowed to ride electric motorcycles in China. The child was afraid that the police would catch him and notify his parents, which would make the child feel embarrassed.
The last few minutes of the video are captivating and very wild. Amazing. Without you being present there, we wouldn't have known such festivity. Tao chie, Kats! 💥👍
Your luck is our luck. So glad you ran into these festivities. Such rarely known indigenous religious rituals are clearly important to this coastal region, with seafarers always in need of some psychological refuge for safety. Won't be surprise if these rites have similar counterparts in places like Portugal, Spain, Italy.
Those Deities definitely had a wild time being carried and spun up and down the street. The extravagant celebrations you captured gave us the same nice sensations! :D
Aysajan is shy but he should take this opportunity to educate the young about China’s Uighur and Xinjiang. Just ask the kids if they know Dilraba Dilmurat,, she’s the most popular actress in China.
ppl don't want to be educated in the middle of their entertainment. Please try to retain the desire to do that. We have an idiom called 好为人师, think about it.
Aysajan is a whole vibe and a great addition to your videos. His joie de vivre is delightful, and his playful yet patient interactions with people who think he is a foreigner are great to watch.
My older siblings liked to tell us before that we had this kind of deities procession during the CNY in Padang, Indonesia. Now I can see it from your video, direct from Fujian, China. Thank you.
never had we expect that CNY is celebrated in such grand scale, its aura determines the grandest period of the year and its celebration 2nd to none, Kate is doing good in this episode, she went into the unkwon to show us how Chinese treated the festival in a grandiose style > 宏偉風格, thank you
Brings back memories of when my dad introduced to me the sights and sounds of Chinese Opera as a kid. Southern Chinese dialect is different but similar in some ways.
The temple existed for 800 yrs more 3 time than ammorica been around. It has provided solace and blessings, peace for more than 800yr. Ammorica 250 odd yrs had provided death and suffering and wars for 240 yrs.
Fijian culture is so unique and niche and so different from the northern area where I grew up. Like the turtle thing. Really interesting! ❤ And it’s so smokey in the end of the video😂😂😂
I really like your bike tour travel style,which makes the vibe of the video so chill and relaxing.It’s kind of life I’ve been looking forward to in rural China❤ Keep going
Hundreds of thousands of Taiwanese moved from Zhangzhou and Quanzhou in Fujian province to Taiwan from Ming dynasty, the stage show is so called 歌仔戲 is also very popular in Taiwan decades ago, both area speaks same local language.
Traditional opera is the carrier of history, culture, and language. Among the three major ancient operas in the world, only China still exists（ancient Greek and Indian opera has been lost）.The program is the story of each dynasty, mostly featuring heroic figures. You can understand that China's heroic universe has been continuously increasing and performing for thousands of years.
Another great video! Thank you! Heading off to Shanghai myself tomorrow. Gonna try to train myself to catch the little "nuggets" off the beaten path :)
Fujian is indeed a very nice place although hardly mentioned in the West or outside China despite the large number of Fujianese who had migrated overseas. It seems that, unlike the Cantonese, they have become even more fully integrated and immersed into the local communities of the countries they had migrated to. Very prosperous, modern, new and ancient, clean and colorful. It's more "cultural" than the northern provinces. The culture here is so rich, like in ChaoShan too. Yeah... they are more religious and spiritual compared to their northern counterparts. I like that the deities are also having so much fun! So exciting! Wild! Such rituals or religious events can also be found in Japan too because these people migrated there. Hahaha... the Karaoke thing in the temple? is so funny. Wow! That village is really so fun! Thanks again to Katherine for bringing all these wonderful places in China right to our screens. And I say "thank you" on behalf of Aysajan and Mehmeti for bringing them along. Ayasajan is very cool too. Enjoy! Happy Year of the Dragon! 🐲 🐲 🐲
My home town near there does the similar thing, but the celebration last a month from village to village and they do grand celebration for all as well. Some of deities are actually use the same colour code from the local opera which different face colour symbolise justice, bravery, loyalty and compassion etc.
So glad you are enjoying life in China and sharing your experience with us Katherine 👍Fujian is the province where my dad was born, wish I could visit there someday
Man... this celebration is over the top!!! 2:46 I like how they display captions on both sides, so that people can read the lines when they can barely hear a thing.
Immensely enjoyable to see people enjoying such festivities. For a country like China in economics woes, it showcase the resilient people's resolve to enjoy!!! ❤❤ Thanks for the vlog Katherine.....and the journey continues!!! 😂😂😂
Very interesting episode, as a northerner, I never knew Spring Festival can be like this! Carrying all gods around was very funny, not sure if they really enjoyed being treated like this.
05:00 try to feel the powerful soft and high blessing frequencies energy there if you can. Its more good when you try at list 3 days vegetarian diet before to to tample. Or you can try meditation , it help you can open your third eyes and your clairy audience
In fact, the Cultural Revolution completely eradicated the "high caste" clans in China. It was beneficial to the ordinary people at the bottom. It changed the mental outlook of the people at the bottom who had been afraid of the "high castes" for thousands of years! There are advantages and disadvantages, yes, culture The Great Revolution destroyed many excellent cultural traditions. It was a catastrophe, but I still think that the Cultural Revolution is something that China must complete. Otherwise, today's China will turn into India
If you're thinking about the one in Puri, that's extremely crowded! But not the same thing. For one it's the only chance foreigners can see the Deity. And Lord Jagannatha is HUGE, they can't carry him on a palanquin. And the purpose of the festival is also different, they don't go out to have fun. I think Indian Deities and Chinese Deities have a very different mood, they are also not worshiped in the same way. Just look at this old movie, of Lord Caitanya (a saint, but also an incarnation of Krishna in the mood of his devotee) worshiping Lord Jagannatha, it's such a pity this particular video doesn't have subtitles! Because the words are beautiful! They're by Vidyapati and in Bengali. Ok, I found the very long version with subtitles, it's at minute 24:46 to which I'm linking: ruclips.net/video/ZVOUi__D4ps/видео.htmlsi=6CIi6pgBTDm-8R7s&t=1486
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As a Chinese, did not know there exists cultural tradition like this china. Thanks for capture the procession
唱戏都不知道？ what kind of chinese are you?
Yeah I'm Cantonese, born in HK and raised in New York ... and I am learning about my homeland through Katherine. She is such a blessing!
Didn't the US and West alleged that there is no religious freedom in China? This eye-opening, right.
Such misconception is gradually wipe off by apolitical vbloggers like Katherine.
Seeing is believing.
Enjoy yourself.
@@LuZhao-z4qI didn't expect to see that too in mainland China. I thought the cultural revolution got rid of them all. You can still find these old traditions in Taiwan.
@@brandonso Visit some small village during CNY, the parade and festivities are absolutely wild. Just be ready to be deafened by fireworks lol.
一个美国人，一个维族人，一起在中国旅游，感觉居然很搭配。还是阳离子的魅力大！
Even the locals who live in rural areas, do have a wonderful life.
那些戏叫做芗剧，芗就是漳州市区的简称，用漳州口音的闽南语唱的，一般都是古代有名的历史故事。漳州天宝玉尊宫于2024年02月17日(正月初八晚上23:00)举办“天公诞”祭拜仪式也很有特色。欢迎阳离子明年再来看呗😊
我还以为是闽剧 小时候经常陪爷爷奶奶去寺庙里看闽剧
That was an excellent documentary of local life and traditions. China blows my mind.
This is how we celebrate CNY at my home town, sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia. Looooove it.. very proud of my own culture.
Aysajan is such a goofy and funny guy, lol, and that traditional local opera even had synched subtitle....what a world! Honestly, this is the first time I know that Fujian has such authentically traditional CNY rituals existed, amazing and admiring!
This contradicts the West's false claim of old traditions and customs being banned or become extinct !
welcome to visit southern china. maybe it's because we used to live on fishing, we people in the south have more traditions remain.
@@antonyip
Not really the cause ...
The GPCR impact were minimal in far flung places like Fujian province .
For those who doesnt know, Taiwan was part of Fujian province. Taiwanese is actually coming from here. I have always said that Hong Kongers didn't say they speak Hong Kongnese but rather Cantonese.
They survived the revolution , it seems.
I love the opera. So colourful. Fantastic sight and sound. A feast for the eyes and ears. I believe the dialect is Hokkien as the majority of Xiamen residents are. I may be wrong. I am overseas Chinese. Another great video. Very down to earth.
I now live in Xiamen, which is a beautiful city. The languages of Xiamen, Zhangzhou and Quanzhou are similar, both are Hokkien.Welcome to visit your hometown.
@@谢晓峰-i6s in Msia amongst the Chinese diaspora, the Xiamen-Zhangzhou variation (a derivation of it) is spoken in the northern part of Pen. Msia (around Penang) while from the central to the South the Quanzhou version dominates.😂❤
Those two kids on the scooter remind me of my younger self. "I don't dare go to the celebration. There are police there." Besides, stealing Dad's scooter for a joyride is much more fun. 🤣
The two children were not afraid of the police. Children under the age of 13 are not allowed to ride electric motorcycles in China. The child was afraid that the police would catch him and notify his parents, which would make the child feel embarrassed.
Many people in Taiwan are coming from Fujian . You will find similar Chinese New Year events in Taiwan as well .
Taiwan🐸:😡
Wow, Chinese people are the most festive in the world!
The last few minutes of the video are captivating and very wild. Amazing. Without you being present there, we wouldn't have known such festivity. Tao chie, Kats! 💥👍
Fireworks and KTV, you picked a great time to go out 🎉
Watching so many vlogs of China travel, only Catherine captured the soul of Chinese life❤🎉
can not agree more
他确实在深入了解中国
Very similar to South East Asian Chinese. As Malaysian, we are familiar with these 🎉🎉🎉
Mum, it was the deity that wanted to have fun, not us😂
😂
don't know if those gods had fun or not, but those people who spin with underwear definitely had fun a lot
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Your luck is our luck. So glad you ran into these festivities. Such rarely known indigenous religious rituals are clearly important to this coastal region, with seafarers always in need of some psychological refuge for safety. Won't be surprise if these rites have similar counterparts in places like Portugal, Spain, Italy.
Thank you for showing us the real China Katherine!
Those Deities definitely had a wild time being carried and spun up and down the street.
The extravagant celebrations you captured gave us the same nice sensations! :D
The kids were afraid to get busted for riding the scotters😂 also lots of fireworks and confetti 🎉 awesome video
In China, riding an electric bike requires reaching the age of 16, otherwise the police will call your parents to take you home for education...
well that's taking glitterbombs to another level! I hope Aysajan didn't eat too much of it
❤
Aysajan is shy but he should take this opportunity to educate the young about China’s Uighur and Xinjiang. Just ask the kids if they know Dilraba Dilmurat,, she’s the most popular actress in China.
ppl don't want to be educated in the middle of their entertainment. Please try to retain the desire to do that. We have an idiom called 好为人师, think about it.
Thank you *wroughtforge.
I Googled and educated myself on Dilraba Dilmurat. She's so beautiful!
Aysajan is a whole vibe and a great addition to your videos. His joie de vivre is delightful, and his playful yet patient interactions with people who think he is a foreigner are great to watch.
I envy you having all the fun, food, sight and sound of China during this time of the year !
My older siblings liked to tell us before that we had this kind of deities procession during the CNY in Padang, Indonesia. Now I can see it from your video, direct from Fujian, China. Thank you.
Katherine is hands down the best youtuber in China.
I love your videos! Especially as a great way to practice my chinese listening and reading skills :)
陽離子 黄昏好🤗
your Fujian series is really eye opening for a dongbei dude like me haha
我一个辽宁人去厦门，看到陈嘉庚先生为厦门捐建的学校，尤其集美到处是陈先生捐赠。我明白福建人热爱祖国，热爱自己的传统文化。每次在美国和台独对峙的都是中国福建华人，福建不管去哪里都心怀祖国，而我们东北人也出去世界各地，但一盘散沙。
东北还有出马文化呢 建议阳离子可以去东北探索一下 哈哈
never had we expect that CNY is celebrated in such grand scale, its aura determines the grandest period of the year and its celebration 2nd to none,
Kate is doing good in this episode, she went into the unkwon to show us how Chinese treated the festival in a grandiose style > 宏偉風格, thank you
Brings back memories of when my dad introduced to me the sights and sounds of Chinese Opera as a kid. Southern Chinese dialect is different but similar in some ways.
The temple existed for 800 yrs more 3 time than ammorica been around.
It has provided solace and blessings, peace for more than 800yr. Ammorica 250 odd yrs had provided death and suffering and wars for 240 yrs.
The opera is so well lit and colorful
Fijian culture is so unique and niche and so different from the northern area where I grew up. Like the turtle thing. Really interesting! ❤ And it’s so smokey in the end of the video😂😂😂
You warned us, this video was wild. China has no peer when it comes to celebrating the New Year, undefeated again. 🥳🐲🐉🎉🎊🧨🎆
因为我们过年的传统要和家人在一起，我过年很难去另外一个城市感受不一样的文化。谢谢你带我看到这些
Thanks Katherine! As a 50+ year old Chinese, it is my first time seeing this, wild and fun, so hilarious I can't help keeping laughing, hahahah...
The opera is in Minnan dialect. This is also performed in Malaysia in the Chinese temple festival
Wow!!! ...this Fujian festival is really WILD,
and the three of you had real wonderful rural fun.
I didn’t know there are still such festivities in China. Thanks for this amazing vlog.
That was Brilliant Katherine.We are so lucky to have you there.x
10:36 You've seen kids sneakily ride on motorcycle too much that you forgot for a moment that its against the law. 😂😂
Great video in a sense of no matter what, understand the difference culturally give us greater opportunities for us better understand each other.
I really like your bike tour travel style,which makes the vibe of the video so chill and relaxing.It’s kind of life I’ve been looking forward to in rural China❤ Keep going
The conversation with the kids is hilarious 😂 Do you ride camels to school 😂 highlight of the video
Thank you once again, Katherine, for providing us with a glimpse into life inside this fascinating culture.
Hundreds of thousands of Taiwanese moved from Zhangzhou and Quanzhou in Fujian province to Taiwan from Ming dynasty, the stage show is so called 歌仔戲 is also very popular in Taiwan decades ago, both area speaks same local language.
Traditional opera is the carrier of history, culture, and language. Among the three major ancient operas in the world, only China still exists（ancient Greek and Indian opera has been lost）.The program is the story of each dynasty, mostly featuring heroic figures. You can understand that China's heroic universe has been continuously increasing and performing for thousands of years.
Come to India u will see what Indian opera is
You've capture some of the best celebrations in China! Thank you for sharing it with the world. I have shared your video! 🕊🐉🧨🎆
Thanks!
thanks for supporting the channel ❤️
Another great video! Thank you! Heading off to Shanghai myself tomorrow. Gonna try to train myself to catch the little "nuggets" off the beaten path :)
Interesting video. Love the vipe and new year rituals in this part of China! Thanks.
lol, there is subtitle for those traditional drama now!!! super helpful!!
wish I had noticed at the time 😭😭 I watched it for a quite a while but literally did not pick up on that LOL
How sweetly amazing that the Divine led you to the temple when technology would/could not. I simply love when that happens.
as a Chinese born in Henan provicen, and now working in Shenzhen ,I've never seen this before but on your video🤗🤭
福建人过年是最认真的也是最传统的，相比其他地方福建最有“年味”
So Festive & Wild!😍😮😍
that is so great
Thanks for sharing another great video Katherine. All the best! Cheers!🍻
Love this great video so much, thank you for sharing your amazing journey in Fujian
The tree at 0:35 is gorgeous
福建、潮汕、湛江、台灣等也有熱鬧的遊神
14:45 wow!! amazing!!!!
Fujian is indeed a very nice place although hardly mentioned in the West or outside China despite the large number of Fujianese who had migrated overseas. It seems that, unlike the Cantonese, they have become even more fully integrated and immersed into the local communities of the countries they had migrated to. Very prosperous, modern, new and ancient, clean and colorful. It's more "cultural" than the northern provinces. The culture here is so rich, like in ChaoShan too. Yeah... they are more religious and spiritual compared to their northern counterparts. I like that the deities are also having so much fun! So exciting! Wild! Such rituals or religious events can also be found in Japan too because these people migrated there. Hahaha... the Karaoke thing in the temple? is so funny. Wow! That village is really so fun! Thanks again to Katherine for bringing all these wonderful places in China right to our screens. And I say "thank you" on behalf of Aysajan and Mehmeti for bringing them along. Ayasajan is very cool too. Enjoy! Happy Year of the Dragon! 🐲 🐲 🐲
Fujian is such a fascinating place, can't wait to share the next 3 vlogs about it,, happy year of the dragon to you too!
My home town near there does the similar thing, but the celebration last a month from village to village and they do grand celebration for all as well. Some of deities are actually use the same colour code from the local opera which different face colour symbolise justice, bravery, loyalty and compassion etc.
So glad you are enjoying life in China and sharing your experience with us Katherine 👍Fujian is the province where my dad was born, wish I could visit there someday
10:36 You biked here from the US?!!! fair and logical question!
Man... this celebration is over the top!!!
2:46 I like how they display captions on both sides, so that people can read the lines when they can barely hear a thing.
wish I had noticed earlier 😂😂
With all those fireworks and explosions, I thought you walked onto Michael Bay movie set...😂😂😂😂
一如既往的百看不厌
Thank you for helping in opening the world's eyes about china ❤
I wish I have a chance to go to Fujian to Have Chinese New Year In the future
I found some chemistry between these two!
Kids are having a lot of fun. People are so dedicated to their festivities.
陽離子真的是深入地方生活❤
Thank you for sharing the event! I am a bit surprised people don't cover their cars given all the firework being launched.
I am glad to learn so much from an American girl,by the way I was born and lived there for 30 years
I want to see all of your videos with you 2❤❤!!
Your Chinese is much better than 3 years ago in your introduction video.
Immensely enjoyable to see people enjoying such festivities. For a country like China in economics woes, it showcase the resilient people's resolve to enjoy!!! ❤❤ Thanks for the vlog Katherine.....and the journey continues!!! 😂😂😂
事实中国经济经济数据还是数一数二的😂😂😂。
Is China economically poor?😂😂
4:00 *漳州白礁慈濟祖宮是祭拜保生大帝( 吳夲 )* 😊
Very interesting episode, as a northerner, I never knew Spring Festival can be like this! Carrying all gods around was very funny, not sure if they really enjoyed being treated like this.
Was in Xiamen , Shanghai, Penang, Singapore snd Taipei 2018.
Wow, wild. I’m from the northern part of China and had never seen something like this in Zhengzhou. Thanks for sharing with us YangLiZi❤
You should come to 长乐 for the 游神 some day. Won't be disappointed!
05:00 try to feel the powerful soft and high blessing frequencies energy there if you can.
Its more good when you try at list 3 days vegetarian diet before to to tample.
Or you can try meditation , it help you can open your third eyes and your clairy audience
I am a Zhangzhouer, can’t believe you came during holiday!
“花儿为什么这样红”he was singing a song from a movie about Xin 彊but with mandarin lyrics. Aysajan was in love 😂
“它象征着纯洁的友谊和爱情”What!? Which one is it 😵💫😵💫
@@binhe6500 I would say the latter
@@binhe6500冰山上的来客。那年头都假装是一回事。
Excellent. Explore the religious activities in China
Higher and higher. Happy for your happiness❤
太疯狂了，很刺激的一晚
China is very good
曾经中国北方很多地方也有，因为各种国家运动后，经历了浩劫洗礼，很多风俗和古建筑都被破坏掉了，很可惜。南方因为远离政治中心遭受的影响比较小，所以更多的保留了下来。
In fact, the Cultural Revolution completely eradicated the "high caste" clans in China. It was beneficial to the ordinary people at the bottom. It changed the mental outlook of the people at the bottom who had been afraid of the "high castes" for thousands of years! There are advantages and disadvantages, yes, culture The Great Revolution destroyed many excellent cultural traditions. It was a catastrophe, but I still think that the Cultural Revolution is something that China must complete.
Otherwise, today's China will turn into India
感谢呈现最真实的中国，希望更多的人能来中国
20世纪的三个人类恶魔 毛泽东 ，斯大林， 希特勒
西方的那两个是对外的恶，已被清算
东方的这个是对内的恶，我等着他被清算，搓骨扬灰一点不为过
1)炎帝陵的主殿被焚，陵墓被挖，尸骨被焚烧、扬灰。
2)汉字的发明者仓颉的墓园被毁，将其改造成了“烈士陵园”。
3)山西的舜帝陵墓被毁，墓冢被挂上了造反派的大喇叭。
4)浙江绍兴会稽山的大禹庙被彻底拆毁，高大的大禹塑像被砸烂，头颅从齐颈部截断，放在平板车上游街示众。
5)世界佛教第一无价至宝：佛祖释迦牟尼在世时亲自开光的三圣像之一：八岁等身像，被彻底捣毁面目。
6)孔子的坟墓被彻底铲平、挖掘，“大成至圣先师文宣王”的大碑被砸得粉碎，庙碑被砸毁，孔庙中的泥胎塑像被砸毁。孔子的76代令贻的坟墓被掘开。
7)和县乌江河畔楚霸王项羽的霸王庙、虞姬庙和虞姬墓，香火延续了几千年，“横扫”中庙和墓皆被砸成一片废墟。文革后去霸王庙的凭吊者，只能见到埋在地里的半截石狮子。
8)在“横扫一切牛鬼蛇神”的风暴中，霍去病的霍陵也遭了殃，香烛、签筒被砸烂之外，霍去病的塑像也毁于一旦。
9)颐和园的佛香阁被砸，大佛被毁。
10)王阳明文庙和王文成公祠两大建筑群，包括王阳明的塑像，全部在文革中毁于一旦。
11)古城太原的新任市委书记上任三把火，第一把火是毁庙宇，全市190多庙宇，除十几处可保留外，统统毁掉。他一声令下，一百多处古迹在一天之内全部毁掉了。
12)医圣张仲景的塑像被捣毁，墓亭、石碑被砸烂，“张仲景纪念馆”的展品也被洗劫一空。“医圣祠”也不复存在。
13)河南南阳诸葛亮的“诸葛草庐”即“武侯祠”的“千古人龙”、“汉昭烈皇帝三顾处”、“文韬武略”三道石坊及人物塑像、祠存明成化年间塑造的18尊琉璃罗汉，全部被捣毁，殿宇饰物被砸掉，珍藏的清朝康熙的《龙岗志》和《忠武志》木刻文版全部被焚烧。
14)汉中勉县的“古定军山”石碑，也因诸葛亮家庭出身是个“地主分子”而被砸毁。
15)书圣王羲之的陵墓及占地20多亩的金庭观几乎全部被毁，只剩下右军祠前几株千年古柏陪伴书圣，失去了居所的亡魂。
16)文成公主当年亲自主持塑造的松赞干布和文成公主的塑像，被彻底捣毁。
17)合肥人代代保护、年年祭扫的“包青天”的墓，也毁于一旦。
18)河南汤阳县的中学生，将岳飞等人的塑像和铜像以及秦桧等“五人帮”的铁跪像，连同历代传下来的碑刻“横扫” 殆尽。
19)杭州革命青年一举砸了岳飞庙，连岳飞的坟墓也挖了个底朝天。岳飞的遗骨也被焚骨扬灰。
20)阿拉腾甘得利草原上的成吉思汗陵园也被砸了个稀烂。
21)朱元璋巨大的皇陵石碑也被拉倒，石人石马被炸药炸得缺胳膊少腿，皇城也被拆得一干二净。
海南岛的天涯海角，明代名臣海瑞的坟墓被砸掉，一代清官的遗骨也被挖出来游街示众。
22)湖北江陵名相张居正的坟墓也被红卫兵砸毁，焚骨扬灰。
23)北京城内的袁崇焕的坟墓被夷为平地。
24)黎平故里安葬的是明末名臣何腾蛟，他的祠堂中的佛像被砸得个一干二净，而且把黎品人最引以为荣的何腾蛟的墓给挖了。
25)吴承恩的故居在江苏淮安县，经历了300多年，因文革中《西游记》成了“封资修的黑货色”，吴的故居也就被毁为一片废墟。
26)蒲松龄的坟墓被红卫兵挖开以后，墓里除了蒲的手中一杆旱烟锅、头下一叠书和四枚印章以外，什么都没有，于是，他们把所有的东西弃之于野外，蒲的尸体被捣毁。
27)《儒林外史》的作者“吴敬梓纪念馆”，在文革中被铲平。
28)山东冠县的红卫兵，砸开了千古义丐武训的坟墓，挖出其遗骨，抬去游街示众，批判完以后，焚烧成灰。
29)张之洞的坟墓被挖开以后，墓里没有一点珍宝，红卫兵便将张氏夫妇尚未腐烂的尸体，吊在树上。张氏后人不敢收尸，任尸体吊在树上月余，直到被狗吃掉。
30)北京郊区的恩济庄，埋着同治、光绪两朝的宫廷大总管李莲英的墓，挖开以后，只见头骨不见尸体，衣袍内满是珠宝，后来不知所踪。
31)清末章太炎、徐锡麟、秋瑾和杨乃武的墓，都在“横扫一切牛鬼蛇神！”的口号声中，作了牺牲品。
32)康有为的坟墓被红卫兵挖开以后，以“反动保皇派头子”的名义，将他的遗骨拴上绳子，拖着游街示众，还一面游，一面鞭挞康有为的骨头，游完街便将其头颅送到“青岛市造反有理展览会”，标签上写着：“中国最大的保皇派康有为的狗头”。
33)浙江奉化县溪口镇的蒋介石故居，蒋生母的墓被宁波的红卫兵挖开以后，遗骸和墓碑都被扔进了树林。
34)南漳县为抗日名将张自忠建造的“张公祠”、张氏衣冠冢和三个纪念亭，均遭破坏。
35)杨虎城将军虽然被国民党处决，但仍然是红卫兵眼中的“国民党反动派”，他的坟墓以及墓碑都被彻底砸毁。
36)新疆吐鲁番附近火焰山上的千佛洞的壁画，曾被俄、英、德等国贪婪的商人盗割，卖到西方，但那运到国外的壁画，毕竟被博物馆珍藏，并未毁掉，而剩下的壁画，却毁在“破四旧”中。
37)山西运城是关羽的出生地，其关帝庙，历代修善保养的特别完好。门前那对高达6米的石狮子是全国最大的，到了文革中，那对石狮子被砸得肢体破裂、面目全非，母狮子身上爬的5只幼狮，都被砸成了碎石块。
38)安徽霍邱县的文庙，雕梁画栋、飞檐翘角，龙、虎、狮、象、鳌等粉彩浮雕，皆为十分精美的工艺美术品，这些东西在文革中统统被毁。
39)山东莱阳文庙的大成殿，雕梁画栋、飞檐斗拱，气势雄伟，文革期间被毁。
40)全国四大孔庙之一的吉林市文庙，在“破四旧”中严重受损，荒废多年，文革后历时五年才修复。
41)全国最大的道教圣地老子讲经台，以及周围近百座道观被毁。
42)宋代大文豪欧阳修的《醉翁亭记》，经另一宋代大文豪苏东坡手书，刻石碑立于安徽滁县琅讶山脚下，当初欧阳修作文的醉翁亭，存世已经千年了，前去革命的红卫兵，不仅将碑砸倒，还认真的将碑上苏东坡的字迹凿去了近一半。还把醉翁亭旁边室内珍藏的历代名家字画，洗劫一空，至今无人知其下落。
43)北京名学者梁漱溟的家，被抄光烧光，文革过后，梁回忆起当初抄家时的情景时说：“他们撕字画、砸石玩，还一面撕、一面唾骂，是‘封建主义的玩艺儿！’。最后是一声号令，把我曾祖、祖父和我父亲三代购置的书籍和字画，还有我自己保存的，统统堆到院子里焚烧……红卫兵自搬自烧，还围着火堆喊口号……”。
44)南京著名的书法家林散之珍藏多年的字画，以及自己的作品全部被毁之一炬，本人被赶回了山东老家。
45)上海的画家林风眠家被抄、画被烧之后，又在风声鹤唳中将自己珍藏的字画作品全部侵入浴缸、倒进马桶、沉入粪池。
46)中央文史馆的副馆长、84岁的杭州名学者马一浮的家被搜罗一空，抄家者席卷而去之前，他恳求到：“请你们给我留下一方砚台我写写字，好不好？”谁知得到的却是一记巴掌。他悲愤交集，不久便死去。
47)上海书法家沈尹默是中央文史馆副馆长，84岁，他担心他珍藏的大量“反动书画”会连累家人，他不得不老泪纵横的将自己毕生积累的自己的作品，以及大量明、清大书法家的真迹全部撕成碎片，然后在洗脚盆泡成纸浆，再捏成纸团，放进菜篮子，让儿子在半夜三更夜深人静时，悄悄带出家门，全部倒进了苏州河。
48)作家沈从文在中国历史博物馆工作，有一天军管会的军代表指着他工作室里的几架子书说：“我帮你把这些书烧掉你服不服？”，沈从文回答：“要烧就烧，没有什么不服的！”，于是，包括明代刊本《今古小说》在内的几书架珍贵书籍被搬到院子里，一把大火全部烧成了灰。
49)中国《红楼梦》研究会的会长俞平伯自从50年代被批判后，便是毛泽东定下的“资产阶级反动学者”，红卫兵抄家时用麻袋抄走了俞家几代人积存的全部藏书，然后一把火烧了俞收藏的有关《红楼梦》的研究资料。
50)中国特有的刻瓷艺术家仅剩北京的朱友麟一个人，周恩来曾规定朱的作品是国宝，不得出口，可是前去抄家的红卫兵将他的作品摔了个稀趴烂。不久，朱悲惨的死去了，从此，国宝不复再现。
51)中国画院副院长陈半丁年已90高龄，批斗之余，作品被焚烧。
52)上海画家刘海粟珍藏的书画被抄后，堆在当街被焚烧，幸亏一位过路的工人将红卫兵镇住，打电话给上海市委才派人制止，但火已烧了五个多小时，烧毁的字画和器皿不计其数。
53)陕西画家石鲁被拉到西安钟楼大街的钟楼外，当街吊起来，在人群的围观中接受批判，他的“黑画”被一幅幅拿出来，批斗一副撕毁一副，直至批完撕完。
54)因江青点名咒骂了画家齐白石，北京的红卫兵便砸了他的墓和“齐白石画屋”，又逼迫齐的儿子齐良迟刨平齐白石自书在匾上的字迹。
55)上海画院75岁的画家朱屺曕，家中收藏的名人字画被搜罗一空，70多方齐白石为他篆刻的印章一个没剩。
56)1952年国画大师张大千的前妻杨婉君，将张在甘肃敦煌石窟临摹的260幅唐代壁画全部献给了国家，自己仅保留了14幅张为她作的画，文革时抄家者把那14幅全部搜走，至今没有下落。
另外，文革“破四旧”时，酒泉中学和其他各校的红卫兵200多人，分乘几辆“解放牌”汽车，浩浩荡荡前往敦煌捣毁千佛洞，当时，汽车上贴着大标语，上面写着：“捣毁千佛洞，砸烂封资修！”，结果去扑了个空，幸亏那里被提前实行了军事管制，否则，后果将会不堪设想！
10:13 did he just scream back at the screaming girl? lmao
yes😂
3:24 there are subtitles on the side of the stage
So much fun!
Lot of fun😂🎉
The deity festival reminds me of Ratha Yatra (Chariot Festival) to celebrate Jagannath. Maybe your experience with India you know about that too.
If you're thinking about the one in Puri, that's extremely crowded! But not the same thing. For one it's the only chance foreigners can see the Deity. And Lord Jagannatha is HUGE, they can't carry him on a palanquin. And the purpose of the festival is also different, they don't go out to have fun.
I think Indian Deities and Chinese Deities have a very different mood, they are also not worshiped in the same way. Just look at this old movie, of Lord Caitanya (a saint, but also an incarnation of Krishna in the mood of his devotee) worshiping Lord Jagannatha, it's such a pity this particular video doesn't have subtitles! Because the words are beautiful! They're by Vidyapati and in Bengali.
Ok, I found the very long version with subtitles, it's at minute 24:46 to which I'm linking:
ruclips.net/video/ZVOUi__D4ps/видео.htmlsi=6CIi6pgBTDm-8R7s&t=1486