China's Secret Russian Community: The Russian Chinese
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
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In the East Asian nation of China, there exists an ethnic Russian minority who have been living in China from as early as the 17th century. The Russian Chinese are estimated to number around 16,000 people and are primarily concentrated in China's northern provinces. The first arrival of Russians in China can be traced back to the 1600s, when Russian war captives were brought to China during the Qing dynasty and were later incorporated into several Chinese military divisions. The Russians resided mainly in the northeastern areas of the city of Beijing and were referred to as "Albazinians'' by surrounding Chinese ethnic groups. During the 18th century, some Russian refugees fled to China due to religious persecution in Tsarist Russia and were allowed to settle in the northernmost parts of China's Xinjiang province. These Russian refugees were referred to as "Jirjaks'' by the surrounding population and were known for their devout adherence to Orthodox Christianity and for rarely interacting with others outside their own communities. In the year 1896, the Russian Empire was granted a concession by the Qing Dynasty of China to build and operate the Chinese Eastern Railway across the Manchuria region of northeastern China in exchange for a secret military alliance against the Japanese empire. The Russians selected a small village called "Harbin'' as their base of administration over the railway and gradually began forming large scale settlements in the area. Harbin eventually grew into a large city and became the economic hub of northeastern China and an international metropolis. The city of Harbin very much resembled the cities found in mainland Russia at the time and was greatly influenced by the Russian language, architecture, and Russian Orthodox Christianity. During the Russian revolution of 1917, a large number of Russian refugees fled to China, particularly to the city of Harbin, in an effort to escape from political instability, economic hardships, and persecution. After the establishment of the Soviet Union in the year 1922, the vast majority of the Russian refugees became stateless and eventually left China to settle in other countries that offered a stable political environment and better economic opportunities. A small minority of the Russian refugees remained in China and were given Chinese citizenship, following the founding of the People’s Republic of China by the Chinese Communist Party in the year 1949. Although the majority of the Russian Chinese can still speak the Russian language, they all speak the Chinese language fluently and have been fully assimilated into mainstream Chinese society. The vast majority of the Russian Chinese community have also widely adopted traditional Chinese names in an effort to acculturate with the surrounding Chinese population. The Russian Chinese are known for their unique cuisine, which mostly consists of traditional Russian dishes but also includes influences from other surrounding Chinese ethnic groups. Bread and pastries are popularly consumed by the Russian Chinese community and are often accompanied by fried dishes and traditional Russian desserts.
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History - 00:00:19
Language and Names - 00:02:37
Religion - 00:03:00
Russian Chinese Cuisine - 00:03:12
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History - 0:19
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Religion - 3:00
Russian Chinese Cuisine - 3:12
Could explain why the Russian empire wanted to annex that area.
@@Alex-pj8nz The Russian Empire wanted to annex the Amur region of Qing China due to its strategic location and abundant natural resources. Moreover, the Russian Empire perceived the Amur region as a buffer zone, providing defense against potential threats from China and other neighboring powers. Annexing the area allowed Russia to establish a stronger military presence and secure its border. I hope this answers your question. Feel free to ask any more questions.
Why are there no Chinese on the Russian border? Because they were all killed by the Russian invaders.
Would you please make a video about the german Russians. There are still ethnic germans who live in Russia. In Kazakhstan is also a big german community
@@marcaurel2333 I actually intend to upload a video on the ethnic German community in Russia quite soon. Kindly make sure to subscribe so as not to miss it.
Thanks.
There used to be a large Russian community living in Harbin before WW2. Unfortunately most of them fell victim to the Japanese and their infamous Unit 731 during the war.
Some 30% of Unit 731 victims were russians, and also were alot of koreans and mongols.
WW2 was too cruel.
@@twizz2955 the Japanese were cruel.
the Japs offered to settle the Jews in Harbin. how generous of them to offer territory that didn't belong to them.
My family fled to China after the Russian revolution and settled in Kharbin where my mother was born. They stayed there till 1948 and then retuned back to the USSR. However, my grand father stayed in Kharbin till 1960-s and then went to Australia. Other relatives went to Europe and a vast majority settled in the US.
@@s._3560 Tania Vestak was born in Tianjin, China in 1940 and migrated to Australia in 1950. She was later crowned Miss Australia and then won the Miss International Beauty Contest in the US in 1962. In 1960, there was a later migration of Russians to Australia from China. The Great Leap Forward had failed leading to mass starvation. The Chinese government allowed people to leave China to reduce the number of empty mouths. Russians from Harbin settled in Brisbane where they retained their language and Russian Orthodox faith.
Russian is one of the 56 ethnicities officially recognized by Chinese government. Other countries with ethnic groups in China are Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Mongolia, Korea etc
That's right! Thanks so much for the helpful contribution.
没有韩国，只有朝鲜，
@@user-id2wf1fs7f英文名就是南Korea 和北Korea, 中国称korea族没毛病。
i've learned that Korea was a vassel state of China in the past.
Also that the first Korean king went to the Chinese Emperor to ask if he could rule Korea as a state of China.
And the Chinese Emperor gave him permission as ruler of Korea.
I don't know what year this happened.
Have to research more.
@@darthpaulx Correct!
My great (great) grandmother was from Harbin. She was a Russian Chinese. I live in Australia.
Wow😊
my dads mom was also half russian and half chinese, qing and white russian blood, we used to call her the russian queen of china. my mom's dad was mongolian and hubei, we used to call him the mongolian king. haha my maternial grandma is just from zhangzhou china and my dad's dad is just a crazy taiwanese kmt ww2 general from miao tribe of china. funny part, long time ago my grandmas qing beat the miao, and throw them out to vietnam, laos and cambodia.
all my russian friends dont like chinese. they call them the narrow eyed people
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A lot of the street signs in Harbin have both Chinese and Russian on them. I visited two years ago and whenever I looked lost, local people (especially older people) came up to me, speaking Russian and offering to help me. Unfortunately, I don't speak Russian, but I appreciated their kindness.
harbin citizens have been inserted to russia DNA since 1945 cccp invading Manchuria😂
@@zjh8757 wrong.
@@josephguo6256 precisely right dude😂
@@zjh8757wrong！
@@zjh8757Kinda right, tho you forget the Soviets inserted themselves during the invasion of Manchuria. Prior to that it was the Japanese and their children were abandoned
When I was at university, in Sydney, one of my classmates was Russian. He spoke Mandarin fluently. He told me he grew up in a town at the border with China. His parents has a business there & he used to play with Chinese children at the border town.
How I wish the world was like that- where we love & respect each other.
China has more than 50 ethnic groups (including Russians) who live in peace with love & 3:38 respect for each other.
Wow, this kind of thing can happen to you too. Is this world big or small?
@@user-qv4np3ur5w bro is trying to start a fight. Go back to preschool 😂
@@user-qv4np3ur5w They also live among other ethnic groups with love and peace and respect. Of course Western propaganda would tell you otherwise.
@@user-qv4np3ur5wTibetans IN EXILE may have told you. Be honest now. They are descendants of slaveowners, and have not been able to set foot in Tibet.
@@user-qv4np3ur5w Tibetans IN EXILE may have told you. Let's be honest. They are the descendants of slave owner and had never set foot in Tibet.
Love it! My brothers from a different mother!
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Years ago I had a young woman joining our team at work who’s name was as Russian as it comes (first and last) but when she walked in she was about as Chinese as it comes. (Accent, mannerisms, features etc)
She was very cool about it, told me her parents were from each side, raised her in China and her mum let her dad pick her name, she was used to people being surprised, even in China.
I always feel cheated when I meet people like this, lol. Either I meet them first and find they have a name from a different ethnicity, or I see the name first and when I meet them they are a completely different ethnicity to their name.
There is no surprise when you met someone who looks like typical Chinese but he/she is not a Chinese by nationality, but fluent in Russia or other languages.
There are many ethnic tribes in Far East.
And there are times you met someone who is not Chinese by nationality but identify themselves as Chinese Ethnicity.
To be honest, its quite normal.
The word is a big place with many unique people for sure.
It certainly was a surprise meeting her though, both her first and last name were Russian but she was Chinese in look, language and upbringing, raised by her Chinese mother and Russian father in China and moved to Australia for her education.
It wasn’t some insurmountable shock, just momentary and a good lesson in never making assumptions for my younger self.
She was more surprised that I recognised each name as being Russian in origin.
Yes, definitely shouldn’t expect people to conform to our expectations.
You expect someone to see the race you expected by reading name and came another race and that got you cheated? Are you sick ? You definitely all westerns racists just in blood🤮
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So interesting! I always wonder about the borders of these countries and how they interact with one another. Both are such rich cultures but it's not often you come across this information (unless you search for it specifically. We learned a lot in school but that being said, there's only so much you can cover. You would spend a lifetime trying to discover it all and understand the complexities. These short clips are great to help get an idea. I felt so stupid when one of my Indian friends mentioned a holiday destination she went to and I'd never heard of it 😅but it was the same the other way too, places she'd never heard of. We all have so much to learn from each other and not just what we're told on television. If everybody travelled to 3 new countries by the time they turned 25, the world would be a better place. Those who can't travel would still experience cultural exchange with visitors.
there is more interesting to find out about russian far east which was chineese till middle of 19 century
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my grandmother is from haerbin. She said when she was little, her grandfather often played with russian kids on the other side of the border and thus learned to speak russian. So he could do some simple translation/merchanting jobs and made pretty decent cash. Not like super rich, but wealthy enough for normal people back then.
The correct name should be Harbin. Pinyin is not used for the official name of some cities such as Harbin, Hohhot, Urumqi and Lhasa.
this is a lier video. In the 17th century, no one Moscowiten called himself Russians. Moscowitens began to call themselves Russians only from the end of the 18th century, when tsar Catherine II gave them such a name. Kyivan Rus - its not Moscowia.
@@faidh8 I know that you have to cope with Ukrainians having no history, but please, stop trying to steal our old Russian traditions and history ;)
Harbin is not on the border?
@@faidh8 hohol moment
I was born in Harbin. I took my Irish American ex wife back and everyone thought she was russian.
没毛病，应为在哈尔滨娶外国老婆的大都是俄国人
what? are you still living together with your ex wife?
What is your pride with your american irish ex wife ??? Where is her plus
@@iwanaja934 her plus is her body count
@iwanaja934 where is her plus? Wheres my pride? Wtf are you trying to say?
This video is about russians in Harbin, i was born in harbin and people mistook my exwife as russian. I pointed out she was Irish american to denote that unlike me, which no one would mistake for a russian, my exwife was irish american meaning she looked european hence russian.
Im not sure if youre trying to call me out or what but my comment correlates with the video. Unlike your comment which im still trying to decipher.
Thank you for the video.
You're welcome! 🙂
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Check out Harbin’s ice sculpture festival. It’s crazy! They build really huge and nice looking stuff.
Harbin is also known as the St Petersburg of the East.
Yup, I visited Harbin ice festival in 2019. It was wonderful!
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@@Joshoid … I moved my base to Melaka. Hehehe …
Да...В истории моей семьи тоже есть глава, связанная с Китаем...с городом Харбин...
Interesting 👍👍thanks so much for enlightening us on this aspect of the multi-ethnicity of China. ! 👍👍🙏🙏🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
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there's many foreign ethnic groups living in china but because of china's huge population just overshadows them they usually go about unnoticed, but if you do come across those areas, it can be an eye opener as you see a mismash of cultures.
There are about 200 million people in the world during Tang Dysnaty (around 200 BC), and 80 millions (40% of world population) of them lives in China, Far East and surrounding areas.
And within these 40% of world population, there are many small tribes.
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Interesting! Thanks for the video.
You're welcome!👍
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Great piece of history. Really interesting.
I'm very glad you found the video useful!👍
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My hometown Harbin, I was born and raised up there until graduated from collage. we have a neighbor of a old Russian couple when I was little, they speak well in Chinese, they don't have children. There were more Russian living in Harbin by the time, often saw our Russian neighbor was chatting with other Russian meet on street. This let me thinking how our American neighbors see us as neighbor, very interesting.
this is a lier video. In the 17th century, no one Moscowiten called himself Russians. Moscowitens began to call themselves Russians only from the end of the 18th century, when tsar Catherine II gave them such a name. Kyivan Rus - its not Moscowia.
@@faidh8 😅 Начитался
" 1001 ночь новейшей истории страны error 404"? Ещё скажите , что бежавшие староверы - бендеровцы😊 Не надоело ересь нести?
@@faidh8name can be changed, but the people are the always the people.
@@ulyssis but you should consider that their name did not change by itself - it was ordered to be changed by the authorities. With a political goal - for the sake of expansion on the lands of the former Kyivan Rus, which were the lands of Belarus and Ukraine. The main part of these lands is Ukraine.
I think you are abit too narrow minded, both current day Russia and China had so many different ethnic tribes within their borders, no one bothers each other in their mind. They are just ordinary people.
Almost 35% Russian population are Mongoloid tribes in Easter Part of Russia, and they are natives to their land for thousand of years, which are far away from Ukraine and Eastern Eurpoe.
Base on your theory, Ukraine and Eastern Europe are still part of Mongol Empire rule by Genghis Khan? Are they Mongolian territory? Wake up.
中俄相互尊重平等合作更上層樓!友好鄰居多互相幫助人間佳話。
包衣奴才卡费勒贱民闹麻了🤣👉🤡
黄鹅对你俄爹真的太孝顺了🤣👉🤡那么孝是因为没有浮木吗🤣👉🤡
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So BRICS stretches back a long way into Chinese history!!
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Each time I hear the name "town Harbin", I remember unit 731
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Thanks for your information. Now I learn something about that I don't know before.
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Interesting. Thank you 😎📸
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American’s nightmare
Russian and Chinese
Never let Americans know about the Tumen River tripoint.. 😂
So what is this Tumen River thingy?
@@bluestar2253 oh you won’t find any information on it in UA-cam. Try google tumen river tripoint
@@bluestar2253China Russia NK trading zone
@@k.umquat8604 thank you for your information. Our US government will now put sanctions on Tumen River.
@@bluestar2253 lmao yeah
Watching your video from Switzerland 🇨🇭
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Very interesting. Thank you.
You're welcome!👍
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@@Joshoid Thank you very much.
Can you imagine how delicious their food must be? Chinese and Russian cuisines are both excellent each in its own right. Now they’re fused by this community.
There isn’t much russian cuisine exists, all Eastern European, Turkic, Siberian, and Caucasus origins were stolen by the russians, like everything else
In my family we put soya sauce and sour cream on our Russian dumplings.
@@mkuch11 I would only put soya sauce on Chinese style dumplings and sour cream on Russian style ones.
I have enjoyed some dishes of the Harbin Russians who came to Seattle. Bean thread and mushroom pirog with soy sauce is perfection!
@@irenesupica5571 That sounds superb!
From where I live in Japan, late at night or especially in the winter time I can get am radio for this demographic. Like they play the Chinese national anthem tune on the hour, but the announcers all speak Russian. And it’s a mix of Chinese and Russian music
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It is always good to learn👍🙏
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Very informative and educational. More please
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china is sooooo diverse. 👏👏👏👏👏
u are wrong . china is one race alone ----oriental . russia is diverse like all the white nations
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China is always accused for cultural genocide, but in fact China has a huge variety of different cultures. All languages and traditions remain. If you see other parts of this world under influence of the west, the local culture is lost forever and a little fragments only remain in the musseum.
They got 50+ ethnics minority co-existing in the country and thriving.
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黄鹅对你俄爹当然孝顺了🤣👉🤡以偏概全是吧，看来是又坏又蠢了 🤣👉🤡
不过低贱的德性也符合卡费勒的基操🤣👉🤡纯纯挠谭dinner一个🤣👉🤡
Chinese Confucianism cannot tolerate things like genocide in the West. If you told Confucius about the things that Westerners did, he would be shocked and speechless.
MaoZedong tried to destroy Chinese culture, and little pinks like you are still worshipping him. Duh!
An interesting report. One of them speaking in the video would have complemented it.
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My dad's side of the family is Russian Chinese.
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In general, Russian-associated ethnicities in Xinjiang preserved more Russian culture owing to geographical and cultural proximity. Well Russian-associated ethnicities in Heilongjiang are generally assimilated into the mainstream Manchurian/Northeastern Chinese people except facial appearance.
Yep they don’t look mixed at all despite having Chinese mannerisms
this is a lier video. In the 17th century, no one Moscowiten called himself Russians. Moscowitens began to call themselves Russians only from the end of the 18th century, when tsar Catherine II gave them such a name. Kyivan Rus - its not Moscowia.
Russians always called themselves Russian since Rus was founded. Muscovites was a foreign name for the subjects of the Duchy of Muscovy, which was populated by Russians. There are many historical documents which confirm that Russians called themselves by that name since the time of ancient Rus (not Kievan Rus, which is a recent term introduced by 19th century Russian historians to refer to the period when the capital of Rus was in Kiev, which wasn't always). And many lands of ancient Rus are in Russia, including its first capitals Ladoga and Novgorod.
pretty wrong, manchurian are not a single ethnicity, they are mostly han chinese, its a military groups made up with chinese and mongols mostly, its is not a ethnicity, also manchus have very small numbers in northeast china area, a few hundreds of thousands in entire northeast china, while there were more than 100 million han chinese there, so those russian chinese are assimilated to han chinese, not others
@@xinyiquan666 Do not confuse geographical nouns with "ethnicity" on the ID card.
What i know , harbin is famous with ice sculpture festive, they carved snow blok to art object
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There's a Russian-Chinese community in Melbourne, Australia. They tend to be mixed.
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As a Harbin guy, I would like to share few thoughts: 1. the Russian ethnic groups are not secret in China, they are one of the "56 ethnic groups" (In fact, its more than 60 now), the guy at the 0:05 is called "彼得洛夫董德升", who he is an actor/social media influencer; 2. the Manchuria map at 1:18 is wrong if you considering the history point the video was refering to 3. the European Immigaration wave to Harbin was not just Russian, but also lots of other East Europeans including Jews. 4. Russian influnced foods are common in Harbin, but not just inside Russian communities. These pastry, sausages, soups are consumed by all peoples in Harbin. Also, Russian communities as of right now only exist in villages, and the food they eat are actually very Chinese.
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There are also native Russians who look oriental. Not surprising with the long borders and long history between the nations.
Those native Siberians have been living there for hundreds or thousands of years. Russians conquered their land. Just like Europeans conquered the Americas.
A famous Chinese celebrity from the Xibo (Siberian) ethnicity is Tong Liya. Extremely beautiful
my guess is you refer to the descendants of peoples of the Steppe
Siberian ethnic their facial are more eastern asian rather than european.
Just like in turkeye their population are divided into asian turki and europe turkey
There are many Siberians with their own tribes and languages. Their history is not well known nor told in mainstream history.
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First of all, they are Chinese, and their way of thinking is no different from that of the Han people. Chinese culture has a strong influence.
Han Chinese or ethnic Chinese are descended from various ethnic groups assimilated into Han Chinese population through the history of China. Ethnic groups mentioned in Chinese records like the Xiongnus, Rouran and Xianbei are assimilated into Han Chinese population and their descendants are now Han Chinese.
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My late grandmother was a Chinese Russian.
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If i remember correctly, when China was at war with Russia, the emperor captured the cossacs from Albazin and offered them to become his personal bodyguards in exchange to be spared and have a land and budhist temple to be remade as church. Why would he choose them at first place? They were vicious and not familiar with local intruiqes.
It reminds me of the German personal guard of Roman emperors
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@@albertp3721 Or the Varangians of the Eastern Romans
Very cool!
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thanks for highlighting their presence in Chinese Society
You're welcome!👍
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Actually the first "Russian" community in China was the wò luó sī 斡罗思 people brought by mongolians to China, serving in the court of the Yuan dynasty in the 13th and 14th century.
Do you mean slaves?
@@prometheusboat Not exactly, more like serfs. Mongolian Empire incorporated Russian kingdoms, so all people became regular citizens of empire (in modern Russia even exist joke, that during Mongolian authorities everyone paid tax less than nowadays, 4% vs 13%, so maybe Russia need to rejoin with Mongolia again 😂) and had own rights (different categories had different rights, most rights had priests; part of Mongolians were Christians also). But Empire always could take some people and send somewhere to work there (of course empire not asked opinion of people). And Empire did it permanently, especially for army. As example read how Mongolia captured Baghdad (modern Iraq), in Mongolian forces only minority represent mongols, majority were misc other nations, from russians to chinese. Chinese were engineers who built siege weapons, Russians were smiths who repaired weapons/armor and so on.
@@juliap.5375 if 'more life serfs", then definitely slaves. Just like the serfs in the Rus of that period. What job they did is irrelevant. Taken and made to work without being asked or having the possibility of leaving.
@@prometheusboat then all of europe was enslaved as peasants
@@poki580not quite. Serfs in Western Europe could not usually be sold away, but often would be attached to the land.
I had no intention of starting a debate here. I only was implying the language was not very honest
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Very interesting to learn. Our world is so beautiful and interesting.
There are also Russian Buryats, Mongolian Buryats and an ethnic group of Buryats in China.
That's true. Thanks so much for the helpful contribution.👍
Hazara in afghanistan .
Pamir ethnic in pakistan
@@iwanaja934 The Khazars are blood brothers to the Mongols, Buryats and Kalmyks.
Due to poor country like kazakstan and currently many of them kazak people fleed from kazakh and many of them migrate into border china and live in xinjiang
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These ethnic Russians are more Chinese than some of the mandarins in Beijing. One of them became an excellent Sukhoi fighter pilot and a top officer in the People's Air Force. He helped close the deal to buy a completed SU 27 assembly line for China. By the way, there is also a small group of Jews in China. They are the descendants of old Shanghai merchants and immigrants who escaped the clutches of the German Gestapo during World War II.
The Jews of World War II did not stay in China because they wanted to establish a country in Northeast China. It is true that there are still Jews in China, who should be traced back to the beginning of the Song Dynasty hundreds of years ago, saying that they originally did business and became rich, and then received a reward from the emperor to stay, and slowly multiplied into families. However, there is a branch behind, because of self-interest supporting the rebels and participating in the massacre, more than a hundred years later, the descendants of those who were slaughtered were wiped out, the Zhejiang branch, and the two families that did not participate in the war still exist in Henan and Shaanxi.
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I like this kind of vids teach me alot😂❤
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Wow, that's awesome
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There are also Russian Japanese in the north above Hokkaido.
That's right. Thanks so much for the contribution.👍
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Why are they known as Russian Chinese, not Chinese Russian? Indian in Malaysia are known as Malaysian Indian, Chinese in Thailand are known as Thai Chinese.
Thanks for your question @FrankiePo89.
In many cases, when describing individuals of dual backgrounds, the ethnicity is mentioned before the nationality. This helps to emphasize their ethnic identity and heritage. For example, we commonly use terms like "Chinese American" or "Indian British."
However, the term "Chinese Russian" can also be used to refer to the ethnic Russian community which reside in China.
I hope I have answered your question. Feel free to ask any other questions.
@@Joshoid
Thank you for the clarification. ASEAN countries uses nationality before ethnicity, thus my question. Thanks again.
@@Joshoid- (To - Me) - (They) - Are - (Chinese) - 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 - of - (Rus - Ancestry) - 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 🇷🇺 - (Chinese) - 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 🇨🇳 - (1st) - & - (Foremost) - ✋️✋️✋️✋️✋️ -
Simple. Take the majority ethnicity in China, the Han. They are referred to as Han Chinese, not Chinese Han. So everything just follows.
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LoL i saw many TV documentary about that 9 years ago
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I want to see a video of a Russian speaking Mandarin flawlessly
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@@gabrieleguerrisi4335not from a jedi.
@@charlesw5919 jokes aside, it's fucking hilarious to see a caucasian speaking tonal language
@@Joshoidsaw the first part of the vid. the dude eating ice from the river! 😂
There are also Chinese Russians on the other side.
I read about that, and the discrimination they face.
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A lot of them mixed with the Tatars and Uyghurs people too, it’s interesting how war changes where people live
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its like a tooth in the rice bag, you can't notice them in a big picture but if you look another picture, oh you see it well
Basically, russian-chinese are interchangable terms.. they are blood brothers of the same landmass
Make no sense
I come from a Russian Chinese family. We faced discrimination in both Russia and China during the 20th century. My grandfather who lived in the Soviet Union along with my Babushka who was a Russian Ukrainian and were both deported by Stalin because of political issues. They ended up in Xinjiang but during the Sino-Soviet split we were considered potential enemies of China. My family are in Australia and we have a community here.
they are not. Most Russians hate China. They prefer USA
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When two countries border each other, logically there are bound to be intermarriages and inter cultural influences after hundred of years. I saw a video on village south of Yunnan. If you don't tell me it is in China, I would have thought those buildings and people are from Thailand!
wait. As a Chinese person, I can't tell the difference between a Chinese and a Thai person. how do you even tell?
In fact, the ancestors of the Thai people originated from southern China. They migrated to present-day Thailand, Laos, and other areas in the 11th century and assimilated with the local Mon-Khmer ethnic groups, giving rise to the modern Thai people.
Most people dont seem to understand this fact and accuse the other of “cultural appropriation,” not knowing that they share some common history. They seem to think that their culture manifested out of nowhere.
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Where can I see more of the footage you are showing here, esp the russian chinese cuisine?!
I’m not sure why this is such a SURPRISE to people.
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Thank you for showing this...I am more aware of Central Asians with Russian influence over there and language. Not many Russians there in Kyrgyzstan and other places as much today when i visited. Peace
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There have been White Russians in China, ever since ancient times. There are indigenous White ethnicities in China, ever since ancient times.
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aren't here also descendance of an abandoned troop of roman legionnaires that lives in China as well? I remember there was a documentary about them.
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😮....
Well this is interesting 🤔.....
No wonder they are such cronies....
Lots of Chinese have wives from Russia, Ukraini and other western or European countries
I heard even to this day due to WWII former Soviet states have not recovered the male population ratio. Now they got the Ukraine war...
Not my country
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Two different race of peoples living side by side out respect for one another
Asians and Whites usually get along well, the problems arise when you introduce other races into the mix.
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Awesome history. Learn something new 😁😉
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I’ve made many videos teaching Chinese language vividly and in a funny way. I hope you can recommend my videos to those who want to learn Chinese.
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But are they really secret? I was in Harbin, and saw Russian signs, and Russian style buildings, and met Russian-speaking people in the street.
They were not hiding!😀
@stevezodiacXL5, you are right, however most people outside China do not know about them. 😅
@@Joshoid
Yes, of course! I was just having fun.
Thanks for this video - very interesting, and brings back happy memories.
I especially remember walking round a theme park in Harbin - there were no tourists, because it was late autumn, and quite cold - but the atmosphere was weird and unusual.
But did you know that in the north of Japan, in a town called Wakkanai, the signposts are also in the Russian language? It is so far north, it has many Russian visitors.
@@stevezodiacXL5 Hmmm, that's very interesting. I totally didn't know about Wakkanai. I will definitely look into it. Thanks.
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Cheers Josh! I will check it out.
The migration of Russians into China could have been far longer than the 17th century.
This can be seen in the people in Lijiang, Gansu province where they have blue eyes and blond hair. Also many Chinese have white skin or near white skin, this could be due to Russian ancestry in some of them.
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when peter fleming ( the jan 's brother ) with ella maillart cross china east to west in 1935, in the no mans land which is today the province of qinghai, theyre contact was a nomad breeder from russian ethnic group ...
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russian people are and forever will be welcome to china! we are always friends together and forever
In all the major wars fought since 1800s , Russia and China fought together like brothers .
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The most unusual culture mix I've come across, is the Portugese-Chinese in Macau.
That’s the Macanese culture
There are so many of them. They can even speak a Portuguese pidgin language. And still cook many Portuguese dishes.
@@Jkl62200 just thousands of Macanese remain in Macau, the rest are in the Macanese diaspora (in English or Portuguese speaking countries). Yeah they speak Cantonese, Portuguese and english and safeguard the Macanese traditions incl the cuisine and patua language(an creole language mixing ancient portuguese and other chinese/asian dialects, now in danger of extinction but they have created a theater group to promote it).
Further down in South East Asia, Singapore and Malaysia also holds a sizeable Eurasian population. The Portuguese creole, Kristang spoken there is even more complex than their Macanese counterpart, borrowing vocabularies from Tamil, Malay, Hokkien and Cantonese.
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This explains the puzzle. I met a guy who looks like me (Asian ) and said he's not Chinese, he's Russian. I was gonna say I'll be darn but shut my mouth cuz my own family looks d same and we're not even Chinese. Once in awhile this is the puzzles in my kids in school. Some other kids bully them and talked to them in gibberish Chinese. My younger one stepped on one of this kid foot in the cafeteria and told him off...I'm no Chinese.
I met a lady in Brooklyn that was from Kazakhstan that goes through the same thing. Brooklyn has a huge Chinese population, many recent arrivals. They all approach her and enthusiastically try to engage her in Mandarin and she always responds with a polite look of confusion. She speaks fluent Russian
@@kshenriques Russian is widely spoken in Kazakhstan, but people nowadays are aggressively promoting Kazakh language in Kazakhstan, in contrast Kazakhs in China speak much better Kazakh, like PURE kazakh language
there are many Mongolic or Mongol realated groups in Russia, like Buryatia Kalmykia Tuvan Yakuts Ewenki etc, they are cross border ethnicities in both China and Russia
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Can there also be ethnic Chinese in Russia?
Yes @aguilayserpiente, there is an ethnic Chinese community in Russia, who are primarily concentrated in the Russian Far East region and number around 19,644 as of 2021.
@@Joshoid The Russian federation is a fascinating society composed of many peoples, wherein the culture is everyone. I and La Raza extend our cordial greetings from Aztlán.
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Почему русскую общину Китая назвали тайной? Русские даже в китайском парламенте заседают. Во Всекитайском собрании народных представителей, для каждого национального меньшинства (в Китае официально признано 56 национальностей) существует определенная квота, в том числе и для русских.
Так интереснее, больше кликов
the war between Russia and Ukraine would not have happened if there were no American and NATO political duels, because in fact Russia and Ukraine are brother and sister, many countries broke up because of western politics, why can't the Ukrainian people think clearly, and wanting to fight each other is very stupid, as where people play chess
US & NATO are troublemakers worldwide. Karma will destroy them sooner or later.
The Euro Maidan Coup de'tat didn't just happen in 2014 and transform into the current Kyiv Putsch Regime. It began being carefully orchestrated by CIA Fascists by 1948 - the year of its inception by Wall St elites and bankers that brought us WWII.
You idiot didn’t you hear it? Chinese and Russians related
The Z factor that made them fight. Especially Z is the president of Ukraine. This Z is the puppet and clown at the same time. However, the parody he made is not funny but bloody. Moreover, Z accomplices like Podolyak, Budanov, and Danilov are looking down on Asian ethnicity. There will be paid off by Russian Asian heritage for this humiliation.
The West is using divide et impera tactic.
They initiated conflict between two sibling, dplit and conquer them.
Korea, Vietnam, Ukraine, China/Taiwan.
It is their way to keep their hegemony
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Hello @Zhen-Lin-CHN,
Here is another video I think you would like, which talks about Malaysia's Secret Portuguese Community: The Kristang People ( ua-cam.com/video/HTJnIuW0-Wg/v-deo.html ).
I hope you find it helpful.
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Interesting. Do you have more info on this?
Could you possibly do a video on Chinese Jews, or Judaism in China/Chinese Jewry?
@67Stu, here are some articles you might find interesting:
1. edition.cnn.com/2019/06/22/asia/china-uncle-petrov-live-streaming-intl-hnk/index.html
2. www.peripheralhistories.co.uk/post/the-formation-of-the-russian-%C3%A9migr%C3%A9-community-in-shanghai-1920s-1930s
3. www.sixthtone.com/news/1010180
4. factsanddetails.com/china/cat5/sub88/entry-4349.html
I actually intend to upload a video on China's Jewish community quite soon. Kindly make sure to subscribe so as not to miss it.
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@@Joshoid Great👍🏻 Thank you 🙏🏻
Отец бывшего премьер-министра Израиля Ольмерта родился и вырос в Китае, а кладбища его деда и дяди находятся в Китае.
Hello @67Stu,
Here is another video I think you would like, which talks about Malaysia's Secret Portuguese Community: The Kristang People ( ua-cam.com/video/HTJnIuW0-Wg/v-deo.html ).
I hope you find it helpful.
Thanks.