I love Odin's family so much. Like his mother raised him so right and also his mother does so much of the house hold work and takes care of everyone of them with that innocent smile in her face.hope she stays happy and safe always.💚
His mom is the glue which keeps the family together. She knows how to maintain relationships with so many people and friends. She is constantly in touch with all the relatives
Hello dear Ruchi, You may not know me but I watch all your vlogs on UA-cam on our Android TV through my husband's email ID. I have become a fan of your simplicity. I love your soft spokenness and your down to earth attitude. You never try to show off, unlike many other vloggers. Your clothes are always very simple and we as a layman can relate to you very easily. Your cute son Ivan is very sweet. We love watching his activities. Your husband Odin is very smart, simple and very down to earth... and an excellent cook. He takes excellent care of Ivan while you are busy vlogging. Your in-laws are very sweet too and very loving and cooperating. Your mom in law is also an excellent cook and we love watching her cooking Chinese food. Your father in law's signature dish also looks very yummy and healthy too. We look forward to seeing your vlogs. Keep up the good work and always stay as you are. You are doing really very good, believe me. Our love and best wishes to you and your loving family👪👪👪 👍👍🙏
Your friend is so generous and nice . Really nice winter boots and that brown Uggs furry hat looks so soft and cozy. Everything was so nice . You all are blessed to have such nice genuine loving friends. Not everyone is blessed like that.
You are internationally popular, Ruchi!Hope your viewership grows, much success for you and your family's future, and much love from Canada! ♥️ Diane. Vancouver, Canada. MnMA31/21 01:44 am
Sahi bola aapne ....woh log world k 2nd largest gdp country ban gaye fir v unke ghamnd nhi dekha gaya europian country o ki tarah...na kisiko insult karte hai ya recism...har kisi se baht pyaar se behave karte hai ye log ...mujhe toh Chinese logo ki sangkaar baht accha laga baki government kia karte hai woh pata nhi...
Ivan is so cute 🥰🥰🥰 Your in-laws are so sweet. I can see how much they love you and their grandson. Grandma seems totally obsessed with Ivan. What a blessing to have such kind in-laws. Very happy for you Ruchi. Love your videos. Take care and I wish you and your lovely family good health and happiness forever . 🙏🙏🙏
yes in kerala there is a ritual called 'muthapan kodukuka' [especially north kerala ]. muthapan is a god [it is believed to be a incarnation of lord shiva]. when you conduct this pooja you offer toddy, fried fish etc to muthapan. muthapan kavu [temple of muthapan] is a very famous temple in kannur district of kerala. and also when we give offerings to our ancestors [usually in their death aniverssory ] you keep whatever they loved to eat when they where alive [veg or nonveg] and if they used to drink you will offer alcohol also.
Hi Ruchi, Thank you for showing us the local culture and traditions. There are plenty of videos out there on China that are travel vlogs but I am not sure how many of them showcase the culture and tradition. This is a splendid way of getting a sneak peak into a Chinese household. and yes, you are right, amongst Bengalis we offer "Goat" as an offering to Ma Kali on Diwali day which is also celebrated as Kali Puja. We celebrate Lakshmi puja on Sharad purnima and thus we can offer and eat non-veg on Diwali day.
Thanks for your videos introducing real life inside China. My mom also worshipped Buddha at home like that. Chinese has a very popular film "Journey To The West" about Buddhism origin. We usually go to temples to pray! There are more temples than churches in my home town, may be because China has Buddhism for about 2000 years!
Incense sticks or agarbatti came from China to India. Bamboo sticks or wooden sticks were not used in traditional Indian incense. dhoop batti or incense without sticks were traditionally used in India. Even today large amount of incense sticks are exported from eastern countries to India.
This is a good channel to spread understanding among peoples of nations. At heart we want the same things , family ❤️, compassion , generosity etc. ❤️🇨🇳🇮🇳....
Main jharkhand se hu aur main tribe se belong karti hun. Humlog ka ek festival hota hai SOHRAY jisme humlog apne purvajo ki puja karte hai usme hum unko chicken chadhate hai. Ye festival 4 din tak chalti hai jisme har din alag alag ritual hote hai.
U r correct Ruchi.....in West Bengal we offer fish and mutton to maa Kali, goats are sacrificed to goddesses like maa Kali and maa Durga, then that mutton are cooked with out garlic and onion, and the mutton curry are distributed among the devotes as Prasad. I am very glad to know you are also from kV, keep going dear, lots of love for Babu.
In Bengal people offer Fish to the Mata and also send "bridal fish" with the bride as "shagun" and In Delhi people offer alcohol to "Bhairav Baba" but not all the gods .❤️❤️
I never knew fish was offered to any goddesses in West Bengal, maybe it depends. Completely ignorant about Delhi culture although. But in some festivities, fish puja is common and then, eating it afterwards, in dashami in Bangal culture.😅
Atte and pani ka mixture which worked as glue is used in India as well.Traditionally we decorate the pandal with paper designs which we make and glue it with this flour mixture in houses in Ganesh Puja,Saraswati puja.In Odisha,especially in Brahmin families fish is cooked for Durga puja aur maata ke puja mein fish chadhaya jaata hai and generally in Odisha ,West bengal and in eastern zones of India in Dussehera we eat mutton.
In West Bengal, the rules aren't as strict as other parts of the country during Durga puja. We do the puja and everything while following the same rituals but it's common to eat non veg after the puja is done. We don't usually do 9 day fasts either (most of us). Some people sacrifice goats on Durga Puja and Kali Puja as far as I know.
Don't worry Ruchi you always say kuch log boleygey as far as your family and regular followers are comfortable no need to explain everytime we always love and wait to watch you videos❤❤
I understand Chinese culture because I am from Himachal and we have high altitude district’s called Kinnaur and Lahaul Spiti. Which has culture mix of Buddhism and Hinduism. They offer meat and local wine which is called moori in local language and they made it at their homes they don’t buy the market wine they only produce and make it at homes because it is being used to offer in prayers to local deities, ancestors and in marriages too. And here people offer meat and cut goats sheep etc. in the prayers of local deities. It will be shocking to many people but this is how our culture works. These people live in high altitude in trans Himalayan range borders with China and Tibet. People are well educated and on high ranks also production of apple is also there in Kinnaur district. Spiti is total desert on high altitude
Ruchi, you are absolutely right about Bengalis consuming non vegetarian food during Durga Puja. We also give meat and alcohol, among other things, as offerings to Goddess Kali. It's absolutely beautiful how you capture the day to day life of your family members. So candid. Warm regards to you and your family!
Mam it would be great if you could share some Chinese vegetarian receipes which are yummy and can be easily made in dormitory for students studying in china. It would be really helpful.
Yes, you are right that in Bengal kalipuja cooked fish has been offered to goddess. In some places there is a sacrificial system, where goats has been sacrificed. Bengalis who belongs from Bangladesh, during laxhmi puja they offer pair of hilsa fish to Maa laxhmi. But no chicken or meat.
@@TM-se7wt what are you trying to say? That Ruchi’s in-laws are Chinese or that North-eastern Indians are Chinese? If it’s the latter, then that’s really offensive towards north-eastern Indians, they are no less indian than the rest of us.
Hiii I'm Sadhana yes we in South India karnataka state have festival for keeping food for ancestors. Festival called as mahalaya amavasya. Some vegetarians keep veg food , non vegetarian people keep non veg its a big festival here in down south
Indian and Chinese started mixing, since last more then 2000 yrs. Shaolin temple in Zhangzhou was initiated by an Indian monk around 1700 yrs back Buddha's caves in Luoyang in China are same as Buddha's caves in Ajanta, Ellora in India etc.
@@asj685 That's true. China has a very popular film "Journey To The West" about it. For Buddhism, we usually go to temples to pray! There are more temples than churches in my home town, may be because China has Buddhism for about 2000 years!
Ruchi di I know it must be difficult for you to upload daily vlogs but still it's a request if possible do a regular vlog , actually we love you and we love to see you and your family , and also add Odin bhaiya in your vlogs it is just sweet request from we Indians❤️❤️❤️
I want to be regular but the circumstances are always against it. I have been getting stuck with different think after moving to Shanghai but we are almost settled . Regular uploads will benefit me the most actually.
@@RuchiinChina once you settle down properly ,then only continue with your vlog,we all love you and support you di❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Lots of love to you,Cute Ivan and Odin bhaiya ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I m really😍❤ so happy😊😁 after watching your all videos... Please go ahead enjoy 😊😊😊your lovely life😇.. I am 31 year old girl still single because not getting genuine boy.. So I love to see your dreamy life 😇 u married with foreigner, ur in laws are very good👍👍👍.... Be happy😊😁 and blessed u and entire family👪👪 lot's of love❤❤❤❤
In Mangalore certain communities have similar tradition where they have a house built for ancestors and spirits ..every year that particular family who have common ancestors worship here offer chicken and alcohol too....video was very nice love your family very loving and sincere all of them
@@jnaneshd7942 Good to know.I am a senior citizen settled in Mumbai...but have these traditions in my family....following Ruchi and love her simplicity
Karnataka mein bee ham hamare poorvajon ko non veg offer karte hain aur uske sath kapda bi rakte hain aur Karnataka mein he sab offer karne ka time bi differ hota hain jaise ki ham shravan mein karte hain aur kuch log mahalaya amavasye mein,koi ayudh pooja ,koi deepavali mein apne ancestors ka pooja karte hain.And particular temples mein bhagvan ko bee non veg offer karte hain hum.
Here in ajmer there is temple of goddess known as " Chamunda Mata " people also gives their offering as meat and alcohol too &, you've been working so hard didi so take care of yourself as well ❤️
Similar rituals are followed in Coorg(Karnataka) ,one day before a naming ceremony and marriage ceremony offerings are made to ancestors. A live chicken is cut and cooked, the offering is made along with a glass of black coffee and a glass of alcohol.
Yes in Bengal during kali puja non veg is given with wine and wo prasad bn jataa hai Bali charti hai durga navami me bhi kayi jagoh me fish bhi dii jati hai
@@austin426512 how can u say that their is nothing to appreciate...we dnt know may be there are some people who are vegan u nvr know....u cannot jugde common people with same parameters.
@@austin426512in india also there are some community who eat other animals....u cannot just blame others ...i m against of animal cruelty but i just commented for common people and we cannot blame for their culture they need to chng but tht doesn't meant to be feel hatered towards anybody.
So happy to see the rituals of Chinese new year... Literally fall in love with your mother in law and u have such a wonderful family... Love you Ruchi di....Ivan is so cute💖😘👌
haan pure india me he non veg or alcohol chadaya jata haai, peero ki puja pe, pitro ki puja pe, kai matao pe bhi non veg chadta hai, gao me kafi hota hai, even in vedic me yagan ka matab secrifice he hota tha pandit k ane pe cow ki bali di jati di, fir bhudhism k bad jab vedic/brahmanism dobara aya to mostly upper castes and city people became vegiterian, i'm from haryana by the way
Yeah definitely in North East India we Assamese people also offer non veg foods i.e fish with rice wine to our ancestors on Assamese new year that is on baisakhi month. It's quite similar to Chinese tradition in NE region.
In South India, Andhrapradesh and Telangana for few Devi temples and festivals they offer hen or goat. Usse bali chadake phir devi ko bhi prashad jaise chadathe hai.. Along with palm wine..
As usual great video. 👍🏻 Really liked Ivan's (or Evan?) dress and hats. Fireworks at the end and those from your house was beautiful. Btw, those natural glue is also used here for sticking posters, composition or contents might vary though.
West Bengal main kuch mandir main shitala mata ko prasad main fish diya jata hai..hamare gaon main shitala mata k puja k bad goat bali hota hai..or bali k goat ko mata ka Prasad mante hai or uska meat ko cooking karne k bad prasad charaha jata hai mata ko
In Jharkhand (state in India) there are many tribal regions where many tribal people likes and I belong to hoo tribal. And we also worship our ancestors soul. And we also office them meats and wine ...
Yes di we bengalis Jab durga puja ya kali puja hoti hain bhog charane ke liye fish chadai jati hain❤️ Or Fish bangalis me Shubh mana jate h wo only Rohu fish hain❤️❤️❤️ I love ur all vlogs diii❤️ lots of from Kolkata ❤️ odin jiju aunty and Chota Ivyan ko Bohit bohot pyar❤️ Bhalobasa❤️
In Himachal Pradesh there are some temples where non veg is served as Prasad....and also about ancestral(jatheras,dheris,kuldevi/kuldevta) poojas we still in village follow tht culture more than visiting usual Hindu lords n devis temples ...
We call this glue ' leti 'in Punjabi (atta handmade glue )and used to stick posters or paper pennant party decorations on thread ...it was so fun in those years, talking about some 30 years back..now chemical glue is mostly used ..
Hi Ruchi...I remember in one of your vlogs you were telling about Chinese simple living simple clothing...I like it very much...you all are living a simple sweet life and the way you have adjusted there Odin must be so proud to have such a loving and adjusting wife...we stay in India and keep on cribbing for one or the other things ....so much love to you dear
I like your videos dear mai aapke sare purane videos continue dekh rhi hu Ivan is soo cute nd haa hmare Bengal me fish chadhate hai nd we also eat chicken on durga puja❤️
I love Odin's family so much. Like his mother raised him so right and also his mother does so much of the house hold work and takes care of everyone of them with that innocent smile in her face.hope she stays happy and safe always.💚
His mom is the glue which keeps the family together. She knows how to maintain relationships with so many people and friends. She is constantly in touch with all the relatives
@@RuchiinChina yes that we all can see... Stay happy and together like this all of you☺️ best wishes for you and your whole family
@@RuchiinChinaapni mother in law ko betaya kro ki log kitne achche comment kerte h unke liye unhe achcha legega
It doesn’t look too different to your other videos because everyday feels festive and happy in your family! :D
Nazar mat laga dena , buddhe !
Hello dear Ruchi,
You may not know me but I watch all your vlogs on UA-cam on our Android TV through my husband's email ID. I have become a fan of your simplicity. I love your soft spokenness and your down to earth attitude. You never try to show off, unlike many other vloggers. Your clothes are always very simple and we as a layman can relate to you very easily.
Your cute son Ivan is very sweet. We love watching his activities. Your husband Odin is very smart, simple and very down to earth... and an excellent cook. He takes excellent care of Ivan while you are busy vlogging.
Your in-laws are very sweet too and very loving and cooperating. Your mom in law is also an excellent cook and we love watching her cooking Chinese food.
Your father in law's signature dish also looks very yummy and healthy too.
We look forward to seeing your vlogs.
Keep up the good work and always stay as you are. You are doing really very good, believe me.
Our love and best wishes to you and your loving family👪👪👪 👍👍🙏
True..love watching her vlogs..thank you for sharing..
Ivan in that red jacket it looks exactly like Chinese Prince 🤴🤴 so cute 😘😘
You really have a wonderful mother in law.... 😇
I think she is not happy with her.. 😁 No Like 😂
Your friend is so generous and nice . Really nice winter boots and that brown Uggs furry hat looks so soft and cozy. Everything was so nice . You all are blessed to have such nice genuine loving friends. Not everyone is blessed like that.
Your family is so cute and caring
You are internationally popular, Ruchi!Hope your viewership grows, much success for you and your family's future, and much love from Canada! ♥️ Diane. Vancouver, Canada. MnMA31/21 01:44 am
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I always waiting for your video Didi....now l am big fan of you.... because you show other part of China...they are very humble, sweet and caring
Yes you are right
tumhare jijaji ka foto kyu hide kr deti h tumhari didi
😂😂😂 vo shy hai
Sahi bola aapne ....woh log world k 2nd largest gdp country ban gaye fir v unke ghamnd nhi dekha gaya europian country o ki tarah...na kisiko insult karte hai ya recism...har kisi se baht pyaar se behave karte hai ye log ...mujhe toh Chinese logo ki sangkaar baht accha laga baki government kia karte hai woh pata nhi...
Ivan is so cute 🥰🥰🥰 Your in-laws are so sweet. I can see how much they love you and their grandson. Grandma seems totally obsessed with Ivan. What a blessing to have such kind in-laws. Very happy for you Ruchi. Love your videos. Take care and I wish you and your lovely family good health and happiness forever . 🙏🙏🙏
Thank for showing china tradition.
Please go deep for China Tradition I Love It.
Yes in assam we Tai khamti or any tribal people our main rituals is to pray and give Alcohol and pork to our ancestors in new year .
This things are very common in North East India.
yes in kerala there is a ritual called 'muthapan kodukuka' [especially north kerala ]. muthapan is a god [it is believed to be a incarnation of lord shiva]. when you conduct this pooja you offer toddy, fried fish etc to muthapan. muthapan kavu [temple of muthapan] is a very famous temple in kannur district of kerala. and also when we give offerings to our ancestors [usually in their death aniverssory ] you keep whatever they loved to eat when they where alive [veg or nonveg] and if they used to drink you will offer alcohol also.
Njanum kannuril ninna
@@lisa-xc7yp njn kozhikode ninna 😄
Hi Ruchi, Thank you for showing us the local culture and traditions. There are plenty of videos out there on China that are travel vlogs but I am not sure how many of them showcase the culture and tradition. This is a splendid way of getting a sneak peak into a Chinese household.
and yes, you are right, amongst Bengalis we offer "Goat" as an offering to Ma Kali on Diwali day which is also celebrated as Kali Puja. We celebrate Lakshmi puja on Sharad purnima and thus we can offer and eat non-veg on Diwali day.
Thanks for your videos introducing real life inside China. My mom also worshipped Buddha at home like that. Chinese has a very popular film "Journey To The West" about Buddhism origin. We usually go to temples to pray! There are more temples than churches in my home town, may be because China has Buddhism for about 2000 years!
Are you Chinese ?
@@Sawo-500 yes I am. How about you?
Incense sticks or agarbatti came from China to India. Bamboo sticks or wooden sticks were not used in traditional Indian incense. dhoop batti or incense without sticks were traditionally used in India. Even today large amount of incense sticks are exported from eastern countries to India.
It's heart warming to see families happy and living in peace. I don't understand a word of Hindi but I enjoy your videos.
This is a good channel to spread understanding among peoples of nations. At heart we want the same things , family ❤️, compassion , generosity etc.
❤️🇨🇳🇮🇳....
here little secret
Ruchi actually hiding handsome ODIN from us....
I have photos on Instagram ☺️
Tuje bada shaunk hai usey dekhe ne ka hahaha
Nhi dekhna 😅😂🤣😂😂😅😅😂🤣🤣🤣
Isnt youtube banned in china?
@@RuchiinChina if it’s okay for me to ask, what’s your instagram user?
Main jharkhand se hu aur main tribe se belong karti hun. Humlog ka ek festival hota hai SOHRAY jisme humlog apne purvajo ki puja karte hai usme hum unko chicken chadhate hai. Ye festival 4 din tak chalti hai jisme har din alag alag ritual hote hai.
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I am so happy after watching this video.I watch all your videos.Lots of love to you and your family members😀
U r correct Ruchi.....in West Bengal we offer fish and mutton to maa Kali, goats are sacrificed to goddesses like maa Kali and maa Durga, then that mutton are cooked with out garlic and onion, and the mutton curry are distributed among the devotes as Prasad.
I am very glad to know you are also from kV, keep going dear, lots of love for Babu.
In Bengal people offer Fish to the Mata and also send "bridal fish" with the bride as "shagun" and In Delhi people offer alcohol to "Bhairav Baba" but not all the gods .❤️❤️
I never knew fish was offered to any goddesses in West Bengal, maybe it depends. Completely ignorant about Delhi culture although.
But in some festivities, fish puja is common and then, eating it afterwards, in dashami in Bangal culture.😅
Atte and pani ka mixture which worked as glue is used in India as well.Traditionally we decorate the pandal with paper designs which we make and glue it with this flour mixture in houses in Ganesh Puja,Saraswati puja.In Odisha,especially in Brahmin families fish is cooked for Durga puja aur maata ke puja mein fish chadhaya jaata hai and generally in Odisha ,West bengal and in eastern zones of India in Dussehera we eat mutton.
In West Bengal, the rules aren't as strict as other parts of the country during Durga puja. We do the puja and everything while following the same rituals but it's common to eat non veg after the puja is done. We don't usually do 9 day fasts either (most of us). Some people sacrifice goats on Durga Puja and Kali Puja as far as I know.
Debamita only not in wb also in tripura ...
mad peoples always do this type of ritual!! tamsik mind-- search it!! what is tamsik ?
Ha ha..those caps for Ivan is super cute. Amazing vlog ruchi. Love from 2.5 Travellers 😊
Odin should come to the camera.
Don't worry Ruchi you always say kuch log boleygey as far as your family and regular followers are comfortable no need to explain everytime we always love and wait to watch you videos❤❤
I understand Chinese culture because I am from Himachal and we have high altitude district’s called Kinnaur and Lahaul Spiti. Which has culture mix of Buddhism and Hinduism. They offer meat and local wine which is called moori in local language and they made it at their homes they don’t buy the market wine they only produce and make it at homes because it is being used to offer in prayers to local deities, ancestors and in marriages too. And here people offer meat and cut goats sheep etc. in the prayers of local deities. It will be shocking to many people but this is how our culture works. These people live in high altitude in trans Himalayan range borders with China and Tibet. People are well educated and on high ranks also production of apple is also there in Kinnaur district. Spiti is total desert on high altitude
Ruchi, you are absolutely right about Bengalis consuming non vegetarian food during Durga Puja. We also give meat and alcohol, among other things, as offerings to Goddess Kali. It's absolutely beautiful how you capture the day to day life of your family members. So candid. Warm regards to you and your family!
Your mother in law appears to Love Ivan immensely. She is so good. You are lucky to have her.
His grandparents are gem
Mam it would be great if you could share some Chinese vegetarian receipes which are yummy and can be easily made in dormitory for students studying in china. It would be really helpful.
I am from assam and yes we offer home made wine and food ( like pork with rice & Prasad too)to our ancestor in New year and bihu as well.
Yes, you are right that in Bengal kalipuja cooked fish has been offered to goddess. In some places there is a sacrificial system, where goats has been sacrificed. Bengalis who belongs from Bangladesh, during laxhmi puja they offer pair of hilsa fish to Maa laxhmi. But no chicken or meat.
North eastern part of India have similar culture.. We offer sacrifice to ancestors
They are Chinese.
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@@TM-se7wt stop being racist🙏
@@TM-se7wt Beta giyan na chod idar
@@TM-se7wt what are you trying to say? That Ruchi’s in-laws are Chinese or that North-eastern Indians are Chinese? If it’s the latter, then that’s really offensive towards north-eastern Indians, they are no less indian than the rest of us.
Hiii I'm Sadhana yes we in South India karnataka state have festival for keeping food for ancestors. Festival called as mahalaya amavasya. Some vegetarians keep veg food , non vegetarian people keep non veg its a big festival here in down south
Indian and Chinese started mixing, since last more then 2000 yrs. Shaolin temple in Zhangzhou was initiated by an Indian monk around 1700 yrs back Buddha's caves in Luoyang in China are same as Buddha's caves in Ajanta, Ellora in India etc.
@@allthebest1288 are you a Historian ?
@@allthebest1288 no joke at all. Tang dynasty was influenced by Indian Buddhism.
@@asj685 That's true. China has a very popular film "Journey To The West" about it. For Buddhism, we usually go to temples to pray! There are more temples than churches in my home town, may be because China has Buddhism for about 2000 years!
@@jimwong2269 印度有个屁的佛教，佛教是尼泊尔地区兴起的，1947年以前也没有印度这个国家
@@allthebest1288 Just for your information, I have lived in China and visited the places marked above.
We love china from Northeast
Ur really a sweetheart. Ur son is a darling. God bless u and ur full fly
So beautiful ❤️❤️ ur mother in law is best person. Lucky you.
Ruchi di I know it must be difficult for you to upload daily vlogs but still it's a request if possible do a regular vlog , actually we love you and we love to see you and your family , and also add Odin bhaiya in your vlogs it is just sweet request from we Indians❤️❤️❤️
I want to be regular but the circumstances are always against it. I have been getting stuck with different think after moving to Shanghai but we are almost settled . Regular uploads will benefit me the most actually.
Well said didi
@@RuchiinChina once you settle down properly ,then only continue with your vlog,we all love you and support you di❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Lots of love to you,Cute Ivan and Odin bhaiya ❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@RuchiinChina Aplog ke love story and wedding pe ek story vlog pls....
这是个很好的建议。
This is a good suggestion
I m really😍❤ so happy😊😁 after watching your all videos... Please go ahead enjoy 😊😊😊your lovely life😇..
I am 31 year old girl still single because not getting genuine boy..
So I love to see your dreamy life 😇 u married with foreigner, ur in laws are very good👍👍👍.... Be happy😊😁 and blessed u and entire family👪👪 lot's of love❤❤❤❤
hi jaya sis, do u understand Rajasthani or Gujarati language
@@sauravlahiry6951 yes little bit🤏 😃
Hi..im also single 34 year old.. Can i be your friend sis..
@@NS55-q2d from where are you?
Kitna wait karneke baad finally 🙏
2 baat upload hua 90% aur phir cancel. Pichle 4 hours se yehi kar rahi hu 😩
@@RuchiinChina 😭😭
Odin jiju is very hardworking di ..😀👍 happy chinese new year di and your family 🎉🎉🎉
My sweet sister we all love your family
6:38 it is also used in India . In my school , we used it for art and craft work
In Mangalore certain communities have similar tradition where they have a house built for ancestors and spirits ..every year that particular family who have common ancestors worship here offer chicken and alcohol too....video was very nice love your family very loving and sincere all of them
I am also from d.k , Karnataka
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@@jnaneshd7942 Good to know.I am a senior citizen settled in Mumbai...but have these traditions in my family....following Ruchi and love her simplicity
Which part of Mangalore ? In Suratkal or Mulki area ?
I did my MBBS in Manipal
Woah sponsorship . Keep going 👍👍.
Yes in Sikkim we pray and offer food and alcohol same like your inlaw mother.we believe in ancestors.
Lol at Ivan trying to help make dumplings, but he's rolling nothing on the board 😂
Yes in some parts of northeast Indians does follow this kind of tradition .....they follow their ancestors more than gods🙏
In west bengal on Navami we offer meat to the goddess. During Saraswati Puja we also give hilsa fish in some places
mad peoples do this type of ritual!! for eating
Yes I'm from West Bengal in 'Kali puja'(Goddess kali) we offer nonveg like we cut goat to offer goddess and also liquor like rum
Thik bolechho buni.
Yes mam hota h aisa ....purwajo ko sari chize chadhate h jo unhone apni life m khaya ho ya unko pasand tha....
There was still heavy snow in the Daxinganling area in May, but I was blowing the air conditioner in Guangzhou, so envious!
你瞎啊 这不是过年时候的片子嘛 这个三姐UP 发片太慢了
Hhhh 老哥这是几个月前拍的 不过东北现在还是蛮冷的好像
Karnataka mein bee ham hamare poorvajon ko non veg offer karte hain aur uske sath kapda bi rakte hain aur Karnataka mein he sab offer karne ka time bi differ hota hain jaise ki ham shravan mein karte hain aur kuch log mahalaya amavasye mein,koi ayudh pooja ,koi deepavali mein apne ancestors ka pooja karte hain.And particular temples mein bhagvan ko bee non veg offer karte hain hum.
A good nature woman will get along well with any culture.👍
Aatta aur pani jisko lai kaha jata hai,book binding and glue ke roop mai India mai bhi use hota hai...
Yes, gurkha also keep wine, meat, sel roti, fruits and curd to their ancestors on the eve of Tika during Durga puja
During Durga Puja Diwali non veg items especially different types of fish alcohol are given to Maa Kali in west bengal🙂
Ancestor worship also happens in india , people do it but I think they have forgotten the meaning it's called as peetra puja /peetra paksha.
Here in ajmer there is temple of goddess known as " Chamunda Mata " people also gives their offering as meat and alcohol too &,
you've been working so hard didi so take care of yourself as well ❤️
Wow I didn’t know that . So interesting!!!!
@@RuchiinChina yes it is !
Similar rituals are followed in Coorg(Karnataka) ,one day before a naming ceremony and marriage ceremony offerings are made to ancestors. A live chicken is cut and cooked, the offering is made along with a glass of black coffee and a glass of alcohol.
Yes in Bengal during kali puja non veg is given with wine and wo prasad bn jataa hai Bali charti hai durga navami me bhi kayi jagoh me fish bhi dii jati hai
U bring so much positive about common Chinese people ...😊
I talk about common people not some diplomat।
@@austin426512 i only appreciate their behaviour in this video not a fan of their eating culture.
@@austin426512 how can u say that their is nothing to appreciate...we dnt know may be there are some people who are vegan u nvr know....u cannot jugde common people with same parameters.
@@austin426512in india also there are some community who eat other animals....u cannot just blame others ...i m against of animal cruelty but i just commented for common people and we cannot blame for their culture they need to chng but tht doesn't meant to be feel hatered towards anybody.
@@austin426512 it doesn't matter what kind of species u eat animal cruelty is animal cruelty it doesnt chng acc. To species i guess
Yes, in India there are many temples and communities that offer non veg and drinks as offerings and prashad
In Chhattisgarh we also worship our ancestors, and give nonveg offerings.
So happy to see the rituals of Chinese new year... Literally fall in love with your mother in law and u have such a wonderful family... Love you Ruchi di....Ivan is so cute💖😘👌
Ek video aap apne life ke baare mai btaaye ki aap china kis liye gye or Chinese se marriage kyu kiya ? ❤️
haan pure india me he non veg or alcohol chadaya jata haai, peero ki puja pe, pitro ki puja pe, kai matao pe bhi non veg chadta hai, gao me kafi hota hai, even in vedic me yagan ka matab secrifice he hota tha pandit k ane pe cow ki bali di jati di, fir bhudhism k bad jab vedic/brahmanism dobara aya to mostly upper castes and city people became vegiterian, i'm from haryana by the way
Yeah definitely in North East India we Assamese people also offer non veg foods i.e fish with rice wine to our ancestors on Assamese new year that is on baisakhi month. It's quite similar to Chinese tradition in NE region.
In West Bengal, we kolkata-based people we offer non-veg items to Goddess like Durga Maa or Kali Maa.
Thank you so much didi for your video's🤗
Yes Ruchi di you are right......I am from westbengal and in Durgapuja we eat meet at "NAVAMI"....
Yes in Punjab this atta mixed with water is used as glue especially for book binding and making paper bags. It's called letti.
In South India, Andhrapradesh and Telangana for few Devi temples and festivals they offer hen or goat. Usse bali chadake phir devi ko bhi prashad jaise chadathe hai.. Along with palm wine..
As usual great video. 👍🏻
Really liked Ivan's (or Evan?) dress and hats. Fireworks at the end and those from your house was beautiful.
Btw, those natural glue is also used here for sticking posters, composition or contents might vary though.
Sahi Bola, Bengali Kali puja me wine and got ko samarpan karte hain .Tarapit kali mata ko Pura nonvege except murga puja me dete hain.
Yes. In West Bengal we Bengalis eat non veg food to celebrate during Durga puja. But we don't offer them to Durga maa as ritual
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Your son is so cute n caring family ...
West Bengal main kuch mandir main shitala mata ko prasad main fish diya jata hai..hamare gaon main shitala mata k puja k bad goat bali hota hai..or bali k goat ko mata ka Prasad mante hai or uska meat ko cooking karne k bad prasad charaha jata hai mata ko
In Jharkhand (state in India) there are many tribal regions where many tribal people likes and I belong to hoo tribal. And we also worship our ancestors soul. And we also office them meats and wine ...
Yes west bengal fish chadhaya jaata hai..aur ye jo aate ke glue hai humare Odisha me v use Kiya jata koi festivals ya kuch v decorations k liye
6:30 India mai bhi aise hi lagaate hai ❤️
Good to see joint family system., Also relatives are important there too. But don't you miss your traditional rajasthani food and fried delicacies.
Yes di we bengalis Jab durga puja ya kali puja hoti hain bhog charane ke liye fish chadai jati hain❤️ Or Fish bangalis me Shubh mana jate h wo only Rohu fish hain❤️❤️❤️ I love ur all vlogs diii❤️ lots of from Kolkata ❤️ odin jiju aunty and Chota Ivyan ko Bohit bohot pyar❤️
Bhalobasa❤️
In Himachal Pradesh there are some temples where non veg is served as Prasad....and also about ancestral(jatheras,dheris,kuldevi/kuldevta) poojas we still in village follow tht culture more than visiting usual Hindu lords n devis temples ...
In Bengali , fish is considered sacred food . We offer fish during our many rituals.
We call this glue ' leti 'in Punjabi (atta handmade glue )and used to stick posters or paper pennant party decorations on thread ...it was so fun in those years, talking about some 30 years back..now chemical glue is mostly used ..
Hum bhi childhood mein aise aate and water ka glue banate the mere grand father
Chinese family values like bonding with grandparents, rituals, family get togethers etc. seem similar to Indian values. Btw, how is your Mandarin?!
Love from Karnataka......
5:45 cute Ivan😍 love from Karnataka
@ಕಾಡು ಹಂದಿ yaako nagta idiya kaadu handi😂
Hi Ruchi...I remember in one of your vlogs you were telling about Chinese simple living simple clothing...I like it very much...you all are living a simple sweet life and the way you have adjusted there Odin must be so proud to have such a loving and adjusting wife...we stay in India and keep on cribbing for one or the other things ....so much love to you dear
U r right Richi ,in west bengal,kali puja ,meat offered to kali maa
ji madam durga puja me aam tor pe non veg food khaya jata hai bengali logon me...
I like your videos dear mai aapke sare purane videos continue dekh rhi hu Ivan is soo cute nd haa hmare Bengal me fish chadhate hai nd we also eat chicken on durga puja❤️
One day u will reached the 100 million subscriber 😍😍😍loves from odisha
100 million ke liye doosra janam lena padega par thanks😉
Everything is possible.... Stay connect ❤️❤️love u
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Ruchi god bless u all happy family