UYGHUR Dance-Pool in Yarkant, Xinjiang - Real Uyghur life | S2, EP40
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- This Episode is about a city called Shache, or Yarkant in Uyghur language, in the province of Xinjiang. After finishing our roadtrip in Tibet, we finally reached Shache after the crazy adventures on national highway G219. Yarkant is a predominantly Ughyur city with a real middle eastern vibe. We went to the night market and enjoyed some great food followed by a dancing pool with a local dance.
We eventually just joined them dancing.
Join me on this Uyghur adventure in Xinjiang Province :)
0:00 Intro
1:39 Uyghur Night Market
11:05 Uyghur Dance
17:27 Old Bazar
21:51 Yarkant River
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Malcolm X said “The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent.”
I love your channel, beautiful people all over china.
Wonderful comment🎉🎉🎉
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The most important thing I learned from the life in the US is: Don't always believe what the media tell you. Instead, you've got to see it with your own eyes.
nice
and what you're seeing is a ccp approved channel so don't believe this either
@@lost4tseasApparently the CCP are controlling the UA-cam comments with paid users who lie and claim to live there. They sure are busy outside of managing a large continent.
Check under your bed tonight. The CCP boogeyman might be hiding in wait.
@@lost4tseasCongratulations, you are successfully brainwashed.
@@lost4tseasYea right, whole Xinjiang is a movie set and the thousands of Uyghur people seen in this video are all CCP paid actors. Hahaha!
You're absolutely one of the most genuine people on the internet, your inventive portrayal of China is distinctive and pleasing to watch.
Fake Chinese propaganda far away from concentration camps where the killings happen
For your information🔴🔴: East Turkestan is part of the Islamic world and is occupied by China. This is the truth
She sounds soooo nice
For 100,000. Congratulations!
Wow thank you so much!!!
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So kind of you
Thank you Yan for making these videos. Xinjiang is on the news here only with a very specific narrative, and you show that Xinjiang is a lively place with many lovely people. I love how normal it looks. Thank you again for broadening my understanding of China.
the delusional 'understanding', comrade? 😵💫
@@talpark8796 Because it does not fit your narrow delusional mind?🤣🤣
@@talpark8796
It must be very hard for you to sit through watching this entire episode depicting the "terrible" state of "gEnOcIdE" in XinJiang.
😅😂😅😂
@@talpark8796Let it go. Enjoy the video
@@anjunadeep.8384 This is a smear,You can ask America about killing Native Americans,And African
Thanks! Your drone is a wonderful magic carpet to see the wide world.
Thank you so much 🥰
Yan, thanks for being my true vision of Xinjiang. I truly appreciate for taking us on your journey. You’ve broaden my perspective of unseen China. Cheers!
Fake Chinese propaganda far away from concentration camps where the killings happen
Xinjiang is a secular and open place where men and women are equal. Women don't wear headscarves. You can still see many Uighur women driving taxis in Xinjiang.
Thank you for showing the real China. Such a beautiful, warm and vibrant culture.
We in the west are so jealous that we say bad things about China, and I'm sick of the western mainstream media, from England.
genocide？😂😂😂
@@user-cu6bn3ss1u Yeah, real genocide happening on the dance floor!
@@user-cu6bn3ss1u The true genocide is happening in Hawaii😂😂😂
The West uses all means to deal with its enemies, which is why it can develop countries and dominate the world, while other countries cannot😊
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Your videos are incredible. China is a beautiful country with a diverse and hospitable population. You made me want to visit China and learn Mandarin.
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Fake Chinese propaganda far away from concentration camps where the killings happen
But you have to buy some things in Beijing before come Xinjiang . Foreigners can't buy mobile phone , sim, knifes, cissor& others that in forbidden list. Prosperity for people if they obey the rule that gov want .
@@hientrinhle6160 source: CNN, BBC 🤡🤡🤡
@@hientrinhle6160 you have officially prove that you are a clown that is not funny at all
My favorite travel channel by far ! So genuine and touching ! and her voice is just lovely to listen ! Thanks!
Thank you :)
Agree with all your point , Yan is the best!
没想到Yan之前是规划师！我去年也从设计院离职了，你的经历鼓励到了我，希望我也能勇敢的追求自己的梦想。
I must say you produced your videos with your heart. You care about your viewers. You made sure we understand what you saw. And most of all I applaude you for the sincerity and respect you have shown to the people you interacted with. Thank you with all my heart.
新疆百姓安居樂業，生活在和平安定的時代，真好。
it's weekend in Indonesia, and watching your videos is very relaxing and fun
Thank You
It's Friday evening in Denver, U.S., and I am also enjoying Yan's videos.
Thank you for showing me an Uyghur society that is so different from what we see and hear in the press. People there seem very happy. Items are very inexpensive. People are very nice. I gathered they are also very curious about tourists.
BTW, you can dance way better than I. I would have tripped over myself in no time.
An interesting place to visit to re-trace the old silk road.
不像喀什是旅游城市，莎车本来就不是一个旅游的城市，我一个中国人第一次听说莎车
where are you from? @@fatisummer9106
@@fatisummer9106 i cannot imagine how tough it is to live under the said condition and still managed to look at the lighter side of life. I take my hat off to you.
I did not mean to say the Uyghur people have no adversities. What I saw in Yan's video is not what I have imagined.
@@fatisummer9106 Don't be ridiculous and don't pretend to know war. If Yan took the camera and visited your country while people there were being genocided, would every scene be filled with joyful people, even when people didn't notice the camera?
@@fatisummer9106 does what you saw in this video looks like a place under war? is it that difficult to admit that this genocide camp in xinjiang might be a merely cook-up lie?
👍 GREAT VIDEO. I WOULD'VE WALKED WITH YOU IN THE OLD SQUARE AND HAD SOME TEA. AND DANCED ALL NIGHT...EVEN THOUGH I AM 80 YEARS OLD..I CAN STILL DANCE. BLESSINGS FROM DALLAS TEXAS USA 🇺🇸
It's great how you can get the people to proudly show their home and how they make things.
….As If they have a CHOICE (they see a Chinese camera crew-and think that they’re going to be taken to a camp :( 😂
This girl has her own camera and has been doing her own travelling videos.@@Shineon83
@@Shineon83You are a genius who thinks you know everything.
@Shineon83 you sound like living a dark life, full of evil imagination.
@@Shineon83ya camp Guantanamo Bay. Joining their Iraqi bros there?
Think about this - the people that promote the "Xinjiang genocide" idea, are the same people the accept and support what is going on in Gaza right now... Do you still wonder why there is virtually no Muslim nation standing with the western nations on their Xinjiang rhetorics?
They only care about Xinjiang peoples life rather than Gaza peoples life. What a irony😢
The West is targeting at China and Ximjang is just an excuse to target China.
非常非常赞，让我这个去过新疆好多次的人，总是在各个景区来来去去，是这个视频让我真正见识到了新疆维族人的生活，很感谢你不辞辛苦的为我们分享来自中国各地的很少了解的生活。
Pleas never stop sharing videos 😭, you become my favorite youtube chanel. Greatings from argentina
Argentinien ist das Land der Betrüger und Diebe
One of these days I will have to explore the old Silk Road area! Looks pretty special (and delicious 😋)
Very sporting of you joining the dance! And tasting unusual food only in this part of the world...which I will think twice before tasting them!!! Nothing is wasted in the animal! Looking to see more of Xinjiang! Thank you.
Watching this video makes me happy. I worked in a small city in XinJiang called Korla. I missed the beautiful Uighur girls showing their beauty at park near the river
This was a lovely look around the town, the people are all so friendly and there is so much food all around.
3:40 that big bowl of sheep's lungs, heart, liver stomach is what most westerners would call "yuk" however that is what makes Scotlands dish Haggis, it's good 😋
I was going to mention that the stuffed stomach looks like a Scottish Haggis, maybe even the same ingredients.
@@Jayapullani hello Jay, it's actually quite nice and my family back in Scotland were telling me it's now so popular that it's sold in the local fish n chip shops.
@@JohnnysCafe_ I remember seeing Haggis for sale in the supermarket freezers - my daughter in law likes it for the New Year, but I have never tried it myself since am vegetarian. ....saying that I believe there is a vegetarian version of it. It is still interesting though seeing the types of food that other cultures choose to eat and the wider array of different vegetables that they are able to grow, that we don't see here.
nothing is waste in US meat processing plants. the parts they cannot sell, they grind it up and make it into hot dogs or sausages.
Hi Yan, I have to make you a huge compliment . How I really like/love your videos. Quality, content, nice music, excellent comments and your big smile. I am learning so much about your country, its lovely people and beautiful country side. How divers and colourful the country is! Without any political comment. From the east coast, your family area up to Tibet and beyond. And your courage to travel all by yourself (and with friends). Thank you soo much, please continue. I am always looking forward to a new episode. ❤
Hi Yan....every posting a unique piece of infornation, history, exceptional visuals and proffessional journalistic principles. Thanks once more for your UNSEEN unseen China.
I'm from Taiwan your new subscriber, so much diversity and good looking locals loving your videos
Can't give enough likes! There are many youtube videos about Xinjiang but your video brings the depth to another level.
agree❤
I want to thank you for this. For the opportunity to see human people doing human things, and the beauty of life. To provide such wonderful insight without the filter of major governments and news media. Just seeing the vast variety of people and culture in the world is wonderful. We are all human, we are all here together. Thank you.
One of my roommates comes from Markit, Xinjiang. Xinjianger are all hospitable，simple，honest，unspoiled
her hometown is one of the most beautiful areas in xinjiang for its special architecture!Markit is in Kashgar,Xinjiang.welcome sis,how i wish people can see Kashgar with their own eyes...
@@ChloeSv.7098 yeah I will definitely travel to Xinjiang, especially southern Xinjiang, where I can fully experience the special cultures of ethnic in Xinjiang.
Thank you, Yan.
Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷
Thank you :)
Thanks, Yan, for another interesting video. China is so diverse and I didn’t expect this part of China to look like this.
Another great video. Brings back very happy memories of my last visit to Xinjiang. Very nice and friendly people. You are very much my first go to channel on UA-cam.
Who doesn't like your video is a complete insane...yours the best very informative and educational..keep it up with a notch
Thank you to show us the true face of this amazing place, Xinjiang. Xie xie little chinese😄
Love the way you showing China, Thx and keep up the great work.
Western MSM only lie to us about genocide, concentration camp, forced labor and other lies. They don't show us the real lives in this place in China where the Muslim community have such a happy life.
BTW, those western MSM reporters have never even been to this place. Their reports are all fabricated and based on hearsay.
いつもありがとうございます。毎回とても勉強になります。感謝、感謝、ありがとうございます、ありがとうございます。😊
Konnichiwa
Wow it’s alive with fun n happy people dancing n singing
Wish l have the opportunity to join the funs
This was one of my favorite videos you’ve made. The dancing and your joy in participating helped partially heal something in me that has been broken since covid. It made me want to enjoy people just being together again. I live in a big city and I think I’ll have more patience for celebration after watching this. So thank you and keep traveling!
Happy dancing 🎉🎉🎉
I had been following your latest adventures through the highest land mass anywhere in the world and find these places so interesting as it is. Thank you for showcasing how beautiful these remote places are. I love the drone footages and the nature it shows reveal how beautiful our world is. The stories you share about local life is so refreshing and better than the standard documentaries.
早上好，抢先🎉最爱你的视频
The woman whom you 💃 danced with was kind and open. Beautiful too. The food looks delicious, and the different market experience was very nice. Be safe, see you soon and thank you 🎉❤
Xinjiang is a secular and open place where men and women are equal. Women don't wear headscarves. You can still see many Uighur women driving taxis in Xinjiang.
Uplifting dance party and the old bazaar a peaceful place. Thank you kindly Yan
Western MSM only lie to us about genocide, concentration camp, forced labor and other lies. They don't show us the real lives in this place in China where the Muslim community have such a happy life.
BTW, those western MSM reporters have never even been to this place. Their reports are all fabricated and based on hearsay.
Once again a fabulous video!
You did very good dancing--and you had a lot of fun!!! ❤
I live vicariously through your videos lol. Thank you for a great vlog!
Love this.TQ Yan for bringing us to these exotic places
Thank you for sharing this video with us and for your hard work to make it possible for us to see wonderful and beautiful things!👏
What an interesting video, Yan. The tastes and smells of foods influenced by so many different cultures must have been amazing!
My husband and I found ourselves smiling watching the dancing segment. You did fine, Yan, and just need to build your dancing confidence by doing it more.💃😊
Always a treat to see your videos.
You always make me smile. One of the best you-tubers ever. Bless your heart
Great video as always. Nothing like a good dose of reality to break through people’s minds.
Most valuable channel on youtube. Great video again Yan, hope you have a good time there.
Very interesting video. Well done gal!!!
I love you, you make my day whenever you post a new video. Thank you for your effort.
Yan I loved seeing you dance and enjoy yourself! Safe travels!
You are one of the great explorers who is unafraid to try out foods you have never eaten before.
Another great video. This channel never disappoints!
Truly an authentic journey of happy Xinjiang, thank you!!! Envious of your hectic journey but much appreciated for sharing, thanks!!👍👍👏👏🇨🇳🇨🇳
Probably one of my favourite of yours so far.
I have subscribed and followed your channel for a long time. Always excited to watch every new episode! Thank u for making them! Cheers n hugs from Singapore 🇸🇬
What a wonderful visit! A lovely experience. Thank you for sharing
Looking forward to another video from my favorite UA-camr. ❤️❤️❤️
Yan, through your videos can we see the true of China. Please stay healthy and keep making more video of China. thank you
Wow, you survived Tibet! Glad you are safe. Keep making the vids.
Hello Yan greetings from England 🇬🇧 Simon and Beth watching 👌.
Such a lovely trip you had to the night Market and seeing the dancing.
Thank you so much for showing us around ❤.
Best wishes Simon and Beth ❤🙋
Xinjiang is a secular and open place where men and women are equal. Women don't wear headscarves. You can still see many Uighur women driving taxis in Xinjiang.
@@chankaan888你真的很努力😂
It is happy to see this government also put effort to develop their minority and keep their culture and lifestyle. 🎉
you must be kidding lmao
@@tatarcavalry2342yes you are right about this particular government. There are even songs and movies like the Last Mohicans. 😢 imao
@@tatarcavalry2342I wish I could live in Xinjiang and have my culture oppressed unlike the Native Americans in reservation camps.
@@tatarcavalry2342 You must be kidding because you can't handle a simple fact that Xinjiang people are happy. Now can you say the same about your country? Do you even dare to mention where you're from?
@@user-jl8wg2eh3f they are not happy there are tons of documentaries saying the otherwise this only video doesn't prove anything
I really like the way you explore so many different things. I was trained as first a tailor, and then later as a potter and still later have worked as an illustrator and a writer. I enjoyed your exploration of the dance, the people were lovely, and the shops that sell kitchen items and beautiful old tea pots. Thank you for sharing you spectacular adventure.
I was there many years ago. Wonderful place. Thanks for the journey!
Wow, amazing! I want to be there right now . Thank you for such nice record.
Beautiful, I look forward to visiting Xinjiang in the future.
From other part of the world , My most awaited episode of yours of unseen China , UGYHUR PEOPLE . I was wishing secretly as I follow you. I have seen them on documentaries , old old videos , sneaked news clips , etc . Wishing and prayerSSS the best for them , now and their future.
Thank You Yan for this bit!!!9
Amazing! Thank you for sharing one of the exotic region in China.🙏 Very interesting 👍
Best Wishes from STOCKHOLM - SWEDEN 😇 🌷🌷🌺🌲🌲🌲🌲
I love your real place filming style, makes for a genuine experiance
this episode might be controversial. a lot of people in the west absolutely refuse to believe that life can be normal and happy in xinjiang
The West only believes what they think Xinjiang is
surely, just totally strange to found almost none of ladies there wear a headscarf veil (hijab)
There is nothing strange about if you know more of the local culture. It's not in Uyghur's custom for women to wear hijabs. You will also find that women are allowed to work in shops, restaurants, and street vendors. @@ramaorama119
@@ramaorama119 not all uyghurs are muslim and not all sects of islam require women to wear hijabs. actually hijabs are mostly unique to countries like saudi arabia and iran which have specific cultural norms that require hijabs
The blatant lies about Xinjiang is what is really contravercial and obscene, but I appreciate your point.
Yan, your videos are always so enthusiastic and it feels as if I am right there with you. Thank you so much for such exciting and educational videos! ♥
看了yan的视频感受到了新疆本地的魅力，美味的食物，热情好看的人们，快乐的舞蹈，异域风情的建筑，爱上了新疆❤
Wonderful Yan, fantastic videos, Thanks.
Awesome video, It's so nice putting faces to people I thought I only heard about. They were so generous it causes me to wonder how many Uyghur's/Turks I've encountered unknowingly. For such a large city? (I still can't get a population from the internet), that breakfast spot with the tea, eggs, bread, and patience assured me there are still comfortable places to rest and gather ones thoughts. I would watch a whole season of you in Xinjiang building cultural bridges.
Thank you I enjoyed your video today very much!
Good video. Thanks for showing us the unseen.
Thank you for bringing out such a diverseness in chinese ethinicity and culture. I like all your videos.
Great video! ❤
Your videos are a true Chinese treasure.
very good video of china. you are the best yan❤❤❤
You are an amazing traveler.
I love your personality you are pleasant, great commentary, friendly, thoughtful, and kind. You are never intrusive or bring attention to yourself like
some other UA-camrs in shows like this
Love your videos! didn't know much as a westener but i''m intrigued by such cultures... and it helps my mandarin :)
keep it awesome!
I loved the old area with the carving and balcony on the houses and curious how the traders there are also creating beautiful carved goods and furniture. Maybe the huge teapots stand on a burner similar to the Russian Samovar? They are a similar shape. It is good that these craftsmen continue to make traditional items and keep the skills going.
I love it.
This episode was much fun! Glad you danced with the people & showed us all the lively activity even midnight & beyond. Appreciate your channel, thank you!
My heart is melting watching your videos, thanks for making them!
Wow, those people can DANCE!
All the food looks so good!
this is so amazing.
Variety of culture is very important and interesting too , so lovely people
Hi Yan, God bless you !☺
thanks for such amazing video....
Such a nice video and host. Love from Hong Kong.
Wonderful wonderful wonderful job you did 👍👍👍👍👍
Very interesting video on the Uyghur community compared to what we’ve seen or read on the MSM