Yeah, I hope so too! There are so many crafts disappearing, and many more stories to be discovered, welcome to check this interesting but disappearing traditional embroidery too. ruclips.net/video/YhlHhzPenm4/видео.html
While the term "Miao" is much more specific now than is used to be, there is no one language for the Miao people in China. More commonly known as Hmong in the west, all the Miao people are grouped together since they speak a Hmongic language.
That's like the difference between government policies in different countries, Miao people in China are also divided into more specific geo-linguistic groups
Great insights! Every ethinic group in China has their own unique culture and crafts. In fact, For miao people, they are super diversed, there are over 100 diffirent branches of miao people in China, and every branch has their own dialects and traditional customes. Interestingly, the branches differenciate from each other through their traditional clothes and hairstyles. The customes showing in the video belongs the miao people from "施洞Shidong” and “施秉Shibing”counties which is in the south-east part of Guizhou province in China.
What beautiful work! I was wondering if it would be possible to buy one but since it takes 6 years to complete I think not, oh well I guess I can always admire it from afar😁❤️
not all their pieces take that long to complete (and some take even longer!). chances are, because she made it for herself, she probably took her time. but they do sell embroidered pieces.
Have Miao separated from Hmong? Miao is what the Chinese called us but these people seem a bit different from Hmong. The embroidery style seems different too.
J3LL1 DR4GON Miao is just a blanket term for the ethnicities that speak a Hmongic language. A lot of Miao also don't like to be called Hmong, since Hmong people have incorporated more Southeast Asian culture than Han Chinese. There's also the fact that the Hmong languages spoken in Guizhou are different than the ones spoken here in America.
miao is a multicultural group include hmong and some other related groups with hmong. they are all being different to each other, but they are the same at some point,too.
I think it is actually the other way around, Hmong 'separated' from Miao(I don't agree with the separate part, it's just people preferring different terms), some facts: 1.around 9.4 million Hmong/Miao people live in China, larger than Hmong/Miao population in other countries combined 2.Largest Hmong/Miao-majority(63.3%) city(Kad Linx/Kaili/凯里) is in China, total population~656,100 3.Largest Hmong/Miao tribal-village is in China, unfortunately there is no English/Hmong wiki page of it, copy paste the Chinese characters '西江千户苗寨' and see what it's like on Google image, RUclips etc 4.Hmong/Miao people are more commonly believed to have origins in China initially and moved to Southeast Asia throughout history, there is a picture of it in 'Hmong people' wiki page 5.Hmong is the common term in the west because 'Hmong' is more commonly used in Southeast Asian countries which more Hmong/Miao people had migrated from, there's no right or wrong here, Hmong and Miao are still the same nation in most senses, no separation
This Embroidery is Absolutely Stunning! There are so many more crafts like this hidden in small villages of China and lots of talented craftsmen waiting to be discovered, That is why we spent the past year travelling around China to interview the craftsmen and started this Channel-- SlowMaking. We want to uncover the story of these"ordinary" people behind these "extraordinary" crafts! Welcome to check us out!
Anonymous Guy true but Cultures that didn't have Writing Systems would communicate through Art. The Chimu Civilization of Peru for example had Artwork done in their Temple and Palace Walls to tell Stories.
@@Onionoil467 her language is Qiandongnan Zhongbu Miao Fangyan. Not all central Miao go by Hmub. Many also go by Hmong. There many great info provided by the Miao people in their respective sources. The Hmub happened to be the largest group, but Hmub itself is pronounced closer to Hmoob.
They aren't Mong lol. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hmu_language#:~:text=The%20Hmu%20language%20(hveb%20Hmub,County%2C%20Guizhou%20Province%2C%20China. That's their language not Mong. It's ignorant and kinda rude of you to assume they can speak a language that they don't and that they are a ethnicity they aren't. Educate yourself and please stop assuming everything.
@@Onionoil467 The Central Miao called themselves Hmub, Hmongb, Ghab Nes and etc... The large groups called themselves Hmu, but many other groups go by Hmongb and they speak central dialects.
My god, those jackets are astonishingly beautiful. Respect.
Wow, every single jacket they were wearing belongs in the Louvre. That's amazing.
Janis Cortese in abudhabi or paris?
Love this. These garments are so beautiful!
Patience will get you far.
6 years for a shirt!? Wow such patience
This is so beautiful! I would love to get something made from them!
Wonderful, hope they keep this tradition alive for many future generations to come
Yeah, I hope so too! There are so many crafts disappearing, and many more stories to be discovered, welcome to check this interesting but disappearing traditional embroidery too. ruclips.net/video/YhlHhzPenm4/видео.html
While the term "Miao" is much more specific now than is used to be, there is no one language for the Miao people in China. More commonly known as Hmong in the west, all the Miao people are grouped together since they speak a Hmongic language.
That's like the difference between government policies in different countries, Miao people in China are also divided into more specific geo-linguistic groups
Great insights! Every ethinic group in China has their own unique culture and crafts. In fact, For miao people, they are super diversed, there are over 100 diffirent branches of miao people in China, and every branch has their own dialects and traditional customes. Interestingly, the branches differenciate from each other through their traditional clothes and hairstyles. The customes showing in the video belongs the miao people from "施洞Shidong” and “施秉Shibing”counties which is in the south-east part of Guizhou province in China.
Imagine the price, you can only find one of each design in this world. More precious than limited edition brand I guess.
Much better than off white . Respect !💪
Ooh! I want to do that!
What beautiful work! I was wondering if it would be possible to buy one but since it takes 6 years to complete I think not, oh well I guess I can always admire it from afar😁❤️
not all their pieces take that long to complete (and some take even longer!). chances are, because she made it for herself, she probably took her time. but they do sell embroidered pieces.
Amazing. India also had a rich tradition of fabric dying which the western world destroyed and recreated as a chemical industry.
China was famous for embroidery and India for its intricate weaves
Wow that's amazing, just by doing by hand takes alot of time
BEAUTIFUL
I would have guessed those pieces were from central america, they remind me of Peruvian art. I've never seen anything like this style come from china.
Beautiful..
Beautiful video
Looks awesome
Where's those Chinese viewers in 贵州 HTTING THE BELL
Well my mom is from Yunnan, close to Guizhou
I’m from 湖南
Sichuan, close enough?
HX Huang i love sichuan food
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The dialect they speak sounds like a mix of Mandarin and Cantonese
Yes ! I was just thinking of the same thing
Yeah this where Gucci got their last season’s inspiration people,
Oh wow I actually understood a couple of words she said :0
Awesome!
Have Miao separated from Hmong? Miao is what the Chinese called us but these people seem a bit different from Hmong. The embroidery style seems different too.
J3LL1 DR4GON Miao is just a blanket term for the ethnicities that speak a Hmongic language. A lot of Miao also don't like to be called Hmong, since Hmong people have incorporated more Southeast Asian culture than Han Chinese. There's also the fact that the Hmong languages spoken in Guizhou are different than the ones spoken here in America.
miao is a multicultural group include hmong and some other related groups with hmong. they are all being different to each other, but they are the same at some point,too.
I think it is actually the other way around, Hmong 'separated' from Miao(I don't agree with the separate part, it's just people preferring different terms), some facts: 1.around 9.4 million Hmong/Miao people live in China, larger than Hmong/Miao population in other countries combined 2.Largest Hmong/Miao-majority(63.3%) city(Kad Linx/Kaili/凯里) is in China, total population~656,100 3.Largest Hmong/Miao tribal-village is in China, unfortunately there is no English/Hmong wiki page of it, copy paste the Chinese characters '西江千户苗寨' and see what it's like on Google image, RUclips etc 4.Hmong/Miao people are more commonly believed to have origins in China initially and moved to Southeast Asia throughout history, there is a picture of it in 'Hmong people' wiki page 5.Hmong is the common term in the west because 'Hmong' is more commonly used in Southeast Asian countries which more Hmong/Miao people had migrated from, there's no right or wrong here, Hmong and Miao are still the same nation in most senses, no separation
Miao means all the people who speak a Mongic language. The one in this video are Hmu people and they speak that language.
Same people
This Embroidery is Absolutely Stunning! There are so many more crafts like this hidden in small villages of China and lots of talented craftsmen waiting to be discovered, That is why we spent the past year travelling around China to interview the craftsmen and started this Channel-- SlowMaking. We want to uncover the story of these"ordinary" people behind these "extraordinary" crafts! Welcome to check us out!
We have in Bangladesh called নকশী কাঁথা। it's kind of like this but it's not done in the grand scale these people do.
The next level of knitting, also I wonder if their museums are just Clothes with Embroidering..
This is basically Weird but True
Waw awesome
The accent? Language? is so interesting
Wow
Cool
That regional accent though
The title should not be "China's". It's the Miao's. They also live in Vietnam and Laos. And yes, their embroidery skills are extremely good
cutunmimeo lmao，miao is one of China’s 56 ethnic groups and they are speaking in manderain mixed with sichuan dialect
@@邹博睿 not Sichuan. It's just Mandarin in Miao accent. Lol
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That's so cool. Writing is overrated even though I'm doing it right now. The irony.
Roman Parisian they can wright in standard mandarin just not in their own dialect
Anonymous Guy true but Cultures that didn't have Writing Systems would communicate through Art. The Chimu Civilization of Peru for example had Artwork done in their Temple and Palace Walls to tell Stories.
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Wish I could buy embroidered clothes, rather not buy online
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What chinese is she speaking?
She sounds like she’s speaking standard Chinese but with an accent. As her mother tongue would be the language of the Miao people
I'm guessing Southwestern Mandarin-Guizhou dialect with Miao accent(带有苗语口音的西南官话贵州方言)
@@laylac There isn't one. Her language is Hmu.
@@Onionoil467 her language is Qiandongnan Zhongbu Miao Fangyan. Not all central Miao go by Hmub. Many also go by Hmong. There many great info provided by the Miao people in their respective sources. The Hmub happened to be the largest group, but Hmub itself is pronounced closer to Hmoob.
I guess im the only guizhou person here XD
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I hope people here notice the difference between Han and Miao culture.
Beautiful embroidery. They are Hmong but they can’t speak Hmong, what a shame. We’ll never understand them unless we speak Mandarin.
They do speak a Hmongic language. Please educate yourself.
@@Lee-du1js yeah. I think for the video they speaking mandarin( but with a dialect). Its like US hmong speaking English or hmong thai speaking thai.
They aren't Mong lol. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hmu_language#:~:text=The%20Hmu%20language%20(hveb%20Hmub,County%2C%20Guizhou%20Province%2C%20China.
That's their language not Mong. It's ignorant and kinda rude of you to assume they can speak a language that they don't and that they are a ethnicity they aren't. Educate yourself and please stop assuming everything.
@@Onionoil467 The Central Miao called themselves Hmub, Hmongb, Ghab Nes and etc... The large groups called themselves Hmu, but many other groups go by Hmongb and they speak central dialects.
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