Laba Festival: the Start of the Chinese New Year Celebration
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- Опубликовано: 8 янв 2022
- Long time no see everyone! Hope you’ve been doing well.
Traditionally, Chinese people begin preparing for the Chinese new year starting from the Laba Festival, which falls on the eighth day of the twelfth month in the traditional Chinese calendar. This year it’s on January 10th, 2022.
What does Laba stand for? What do people do on this day? And most importantly why do people celebrate this holiday? Let’s find out.
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long time no see. Thanks for coming back !
Wow, thank for bringing the channel back!
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Long time no see啊
Sending my Support Blessed 2022
I MISSED YOU I'M SO HAPPY TO SEE YOU BACK
I'm very happy that you are back! 腊八节快乐！
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Great to be back.
Finally an update! Thank you!
Good to see you back again. 🙂
Nice to see you bringing back tradicional cultural facts. 😉👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you….I have missed your videos but am glad you have returned. I wish you more time in the new year to do the things you love.
Welcome back!!!
Hey Welcome back!!! 欢迎回归！关注你好久了，终于见到更新了！
Happy to see more videos from you!!
Very good, can't wait for next videos.
Hello! Nice to see you again, thanks for the content 💞
Missed your sharing on Chinese Culture~ glad you are back in action! From Singapore
omg I was worried about you!! I'm glad to see you with a new upload!!
Been so long seeing you! Can't wait to enjoy your clips this year!
It was not only during the Cultural Revolution. During the reign of Emperor Wu Zong of Tang, religious persecution towards Buddhism and other foreign religions, such as Zoroastrianism, Nestorian Christianity, and Manichaeism also happened.
It's great that there are people who still care so much about their historical and cultural heritage.
Looking forward to seeing the next video.
Welcome back 😆🥰🥰
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That was so interesting!! So glad you're back, thank you for your efforts! Hope you had a nice 2021 and happy 2022❤️
Thank you for this video. So nice to learn about our culture.
She's baaack!
Very insightful, as always.
And I really like the hanfu ~✨
I missed you. Welcome back. 🧡
I am happy you are back! I always appreciate your videos.
so interesting!!
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Great video thank you
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Surprised to see you here. I have just binge watched your hanfu videos a few days ago.
HappyNewYear!
Please do a video about the fact that not ALL Chinese regions and ethnicities eat tortured dog.
Best things for 2022!
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This is a jewel. Happy Laba Day, Ally!🍊☀️🍑
I love your dress. Do you know where I can get one online in China
Thank you! I purchased mine from taobao.
Hi
I'm from Tamilnadu,INDIA I'm very much surprised to witness many similarities between Chinese and tamil culture
1. pongal is celebrated as thanksgiving day for the farming and whole agriculture process ..it's 14th on Jan month this year. it is celebrated as very big festival here.
2. Conjee which u have mentioned is pronounced same in tamil language.. it's basically fermented rice with water.
I am very interested to know about Chinese culture ☺
I used to live in Kerala, and I was also surprised by the similarities to Pongal. So interesting!
Stay safe and take care!
Would you please do a video about traditional preparation you would do when you know you'll be moving on to the afterlife soon as well as both practical and symbolic reasons? And the same info for mourning traditions?
I'm nearing that portion of my life and am hoping to be able to give some beauty, meaning, and sense of peace and purpose to it for those I leave behind as well as taking that element with me into the afterlife.
Hi I'm from INDIA I iam interested in Chinese culture and I am excited to learn your culture please I tell me about your culture
I think it is red cow pea not red cowpee. 😁😁😁😁😁😁
LOL nice catch! Yes correction: cowpea not cowpee
I like the layout of the dynasty timeline picture you use. Did you make it yourself? I can't seem to find it online to be able to save it for myself for personal reference. And it's really hard to see the small words in the video.
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Wooow .. i like! This content desperately needs P R O M O S M.
I don't understand why the Chinese adapted Buddhism which came from Northern India. I think Taosim is the way to go.