Norwich A Living Medieval City
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- Опубліковано 22 січ 2015
- Norwich, a living medieval city, has a history of more than a thousand years. The region was influenced by Romans, Saxons, Vikings and Normans, and had a significant position in both religion and trade.The initial appearance of the city was formed during the Middle Ages.Many famous buildings, such as Norwich Castle and Norwich Cathedral, were established during the Middle Ages and still stands beside the people living within the old city walls. Many of the medieval buildings are converted to new uses suiting the life in the 21st century. The ancient city has combined with its modern part, making Norwich what it is today.
My last personal project before I leave the UK. Show my love to Norwich and the memory of my life in this fine city. Special thanks to Huina Kong. - Фільми й анімація
Brilliant video mate of our fine city! What makes this even more impressive is that you're not even from the same continent let alone being from Norwich! You've clearly put a lot of work into this. Well done!
Looks like he has a fascination for this city and studied about it in depth ..
I will go to Norwich this december, I'm having a few days off and I'll be flying to Norwich. ( from Holland ) Never been to England but this is were I wanna go, then I'll be meeting some people in Lowesoft. Can't wait, looks spectaculair.
Very good!
"...Norwich was built with Caistor stone....." That's something new I've learnt! Thankyou, Chun Li.
It's a great compliment that a Chinese person, from such a different culture, is so interested in this obscure corner of English history. I'm English and knew very little about Norwich, thanks for your informative video.
Great job!. I love the city of my birth. I live in the U.S. now and they think 200 years is history LOL . I do miss my home town, so much history. I used to go the Castle museum all the time.
Makes you realise just how much you take your home city for granted..... Great to see someone else's perspective 😁
One of the best mini documentaries I have seen on Norwich. You put the others to shame. Excellent work mate
I miss Norwich so much. Thank you for reminding me of all my favourite places in my birth city.
Such a beautiful presentation if my home city which, sadly, I left many years ago. Well done for the clear pictures and careful explanations of the City I still love though now living in Australia.
I lived in Norwich from 1989 to 1991. However, I was born in Norfolk (Kings Lynn) and know Norfolk very well. Great video. Well done
Brilliant. Am humbled that you have learnt about us so much. You know a great deal more than most residents.
Norwich Is The Best City In The World. I Love Norwich.
Thank you Chun Li, a very informative and interesting video.
I hope you come back some day to Norwich. I am moving there next month, I shall be looking out for you in the lanes and libraries of this fine city.
I have been Norwich twice in a year. I could not tell the reason clearly why I love that city until I watch the video. I love the unique historical feeling as well as its modern facilities. And the most important thing is the atmosphere of peaceful daily life there, seems making the time stop flowing.
Excellent, I live in the USA now but have fond memories of growing up in this great historic city
Super video, really interesting and thoughtful presentation. Thank you ☺️
best place in england too live full of history full great people
Boudiccas Celtic tribe the Iceni had their lands around the Norwich area so there could be a good chance Norwich was a Celtic settlement first , the romans would have set up shop where there were already settlements the most people think London is Roman but on the Thames we have found Celtic artifacts and in a London Museum is a dug out canuoo that's neolithic ., most settlements in human history are around rivers but loved your video some great information and you got some lovely shots of a beautiful city , thank you .
Great job mate.
Congratulations - brilliant video. You have now made be extremely homesick!
Time to go there for a visit for a couple weeks or so eh ? ;)
I do (still have family there). It's getting me to leave again that's the problem!!
Seriously enjoyed watching this. Thank you 😊 I'm from Norwich and still learning more about our beautiful city ❤
You made a pretty fine job of describing the history of. my home city as an introduction. Well done. There is a lot more to Norwich than this but it is indeed, a vertable hook, for those folks who are interested in the vast history of the city.
Norfolk, as a whole, has a vast and diverse history: esoecially that of the Iceni.
That’s a really good video, Chun. I have lived here all of my life, and didn’t know some of those things. I enjoyed particularly your observation of all the markets being under the watchful eye of the garrison. You should be proud. 👍🏻
Lovely mini-documentary Chun Li. I was born and raised in Norwich before leaving for Canada in the 90s.
You know the history of Norwich better than I, and make me long to return for a visit soon! Thank you.
What a wonderful and informative video this is, so many amazing & beautiful features to this city. I visited here in 1984 only saw a limited small area, stayed at the Maid's Head hotel, which btw I found from personal experience is haunted. The Catheral right near by never got a chance to see inside because of our schedual, but the outside was nice. Our tour guide also took us to Stranger's Hall but mostly stayed around Tombland area. This was much more informative about the whole of the city than what our tour guide had conveyed. Enjoyed this tour very much with the wonderful photography :)
Superb video! Thanks for making such a well researched and excellent documentary of our historic Norwich. Great to hear some of our oral history being recalled by someone (I'm guessing) not from Norwich.
An excellent documentary, a model of the genre, with excellent and well-edited photography. Thanks.
Very interesting video of Norwich, well made 👍
This deserves more views!! a nicely put together video with interesting historic facts. I'm often sharing this with many of my over seas friends.. hoping one day they'll visit :)
Great Job, well put together. Enjoyed hearing some of the facts that I did not know.
Thank you for making this video. I learnt so much about my home city 🤗
Great Video! I noticed something. I saw the guy with the glass ball a couple of months ago. This video was made 2 years ago. He's been here for 2 years or more doing the same thing... poor guy.
Superb!!!
This was very well made and researched! Very impressed with the detail and layout.
Considering this is not your 'home city', and English is not your first language I am still impressed!
Great video of my home City. I didnt even know half of the facts you talked about. ☺😊
Me to I live in Norwich and I drive past caster on my wY. To tescos
Excellent video, you put a lot of work into creating it.
Really great video thank you - I am from Norwich and enjoyed this!
HOMEEEEE...... i miss you so much....
Very well done - you have a future in directing documentaries.
Thank you for your video. It's beautifully made and for me it is perfectly picturing Norwich 😍 miss this city already.
Where abouts are you residing now may I ask ? ... I visited Norwich in 1984 and it's a lasting impressed I enjoyed very much :)
That was great, thank you! Very informative and enjoyable
Excellent video.
What a fantastic video. Well done!
Excellent video, well made and informative. 😊
Very informative! Thank you.
amazing video congratulation!!!
this is great!
Respect for this video bud !
I will go to Norwich this december, I'm having a few days off and I'll be flying to Norwich. ( from Holland ) Never been to England but this is were I wanna go, then I'll be meeting some people in Lowesoft. Can't wait, looks spectaculair.
once you get to lowestoft you will not be saying its spectacular lol
Terrific, informative video.
A brilliant Presentation
Great video, it's a credit to you. I would love to see a history video of where you live.
Top work very good video:)
Very good 😊
Good video buddy
I love it
Thank you for making this video! I enjoyed learning some new things about my own home city (: Did you study at the UEA?
Chun Li, can you tell me...what do you think about the pedestrianisation of Norwich City centre?
Access to DIXONS
Don't forget Caister on sea and Burgh Castle......
I like to living on city owing to-history,own magic dream
Thankyou Chun Li!
Walking around Norwich cathedral listening to this lol
Would it be possible to use some small clips from this for a charity cafe in the city of norwich?
What kind of camera did you use?
Well done 💝
"Façade", the "ç" is pronounced like "s", not hard like "k". Great video!
*i only just found out it was a medieval city*
Gordy use to live here
Caister is more like 15 miles east but good video ☺
It's actually Caister St Edmund if you had listened...
Edward Larner but it's the romantic fort.. I've been there.
You are thinking of a different Caister
Regardless of the beauty and historical importance of this city, the brutalist 1960s town planners have left their hideous concrete imprint.
Up the Narge!
I want to study at UEA. Just want to ask, do Norwich nice city to live n study for Asian like me?
Yes we have many Asian students in Norwich. It is a friendly city and very safe.
@@predictingthefuture1 how about opportunities work after graduate
why cant i share this ? please let me
21st Century's Emergency Services.
just the usual, basic facts, but well-filmed.
Improve the audio! Sounds like you're recording in the Loo. Also lower the background music.
You are not going to do that old joke about, coming to England in such of norwich, are you ?
Don't know why, but it looks weird seeing an asian with british accent
nice video but sorry couldnt understand a lot of what you were saying...
Why. Are you. Talking. Like. That? Annoying
@Richard Christopher sooo i guess I'm racist right?
@Richard Christopher yea I'm stupid because at the beginning of video he's talking like a idiot. and you had to point out he's Asian for no reason at all
Because English is obviously not his first language
Great video.