Hello Madam.. I was a forester in Wildlife Forest Department (Bor Tiger projects maharastra India). In 2018, I got disabled in my left leg above the knee in a road accident. Now I walk on ottobock's 🦵 3r80. Till now, I have completed 5🎖️ marathons of 5 km in Bharat 🇮🇳 Desh. My age is 62. Your video is very inspiring for me.. ❤️ By watching your UA-cam videos, I also get to see and understand the country and abroad. Which is not 💶 possible for me. Best wishes to you. 🎊❤️🎊❤️🎊❤️
Thank you Yan for continuing to introduce your viewers to the Unknown China which we rarely get to see in other channels. It is a pleasure to watch your videos especially how easily you mingle with people wherever you go.
Your work continues to amaze me. Your bravery at getting so far off the beaten path, your ability to connect with people, and your choices of destinations combine to make truly wonderful videos. This one is one of the best of the many I have watched, you should be proud of your work showing the many faces of China. thank you so much
Growing up, my fondest memories with my father was reading the National Geographic magazine and watching on cable the places you are showcasing in your channel. Discovering this channel is truly a bliss cause it gives us the viewers, a more in-depth and personal experience of China than any other documentaries I have seen. China is such an amazing country. Thank you for sharing this to the world and you, have an amazing gift of storytelling. Your work is ssoooo beautiful.
The Geshe degree is a highly respected academic title within the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. It is awarded after many years of rigorous monastic study, focusing on Buddhist philosophy and debate. The title “Geshe” is somewhat equivalent to a doctorate in Buddhist studies and is given to monks who have completed a set curriculum, typically at major Tibetan monastic universities such as Sera, Drepung, or Ganden. There are several levels of Geshe, which correspond to different grades of scholarship and accomplishment. The time it takes to earn a Geshe degree can range from around fifteen to over twenty years, depending on the level pursued. Here are the different levels: 1. Geshe Rabjam (དགེ་བཤེས་རབ་འཇམ་) • This is considered the “lowest” level of Geshe, although it still requires immense dedication and knowledge. It typically takes around fifteen years of study to achieve this level. The curriculum includes studying the five great treatises, with an emphasis on debate and memorization. 2. Geshe Lingse (དགེ་བཤེས་གླིང་སྲས་) • This is the next higher level of Geshe. The requirements for debate and commentary become more demanding, and it can take an additional two to three years of study beyond the Rabjam level. 3. Geshe Tsogrampa (དགེ་བཤེས་ཚོགས་རྣམ་) • This is a middle-level Geshe degree, indicating that the student has excelled in debate and understanding of the Dharma. Achieving this level can take around eighteen to twenty years of study. Monks at this level are expected to have a deep understanding of Buddhist philosophy. 4. Geshe Lharampa (དགེ་བཤེས་ལྷ་རམས་པ་) • This is the highest level of Geshe and is the most prestigious. It is equivalent to the highest academic degree in Buddhist philosophy. The term “Lharampa” means “superior scholar.” Monks studying for this degree undergo even more intense debate and meditation training. It usually takes over twenty years of study, and those awarded this degree are recognized for their mastery of the five major texts of Buddhist philosophy. They often go on to teach or take on leadership roles within the monastery. • After receiving the Lharampa Geshe degree, monks often participate in the “Dharma debate” in Lhasa, which further solidifies their expertise and scholarly reputation. The study for all Geshe degrees involves rigorous learning of five major philosophical texts: 1. Prajnaparamita (Perfection of Wisdom) 2. Madhyamaka (Middle Way Philosophy) 3. Pramana (Logic and Epistemology) 4. Abhidharma (Compendium of Knowledge) 5. Vinaya (Monastic Discipline) The number of years it takes to complete the Geshe degree can vary based on the monk’s individual dedication, ability, and the monastery they study at. Even after achieving a Geshe degree, many continue their studies or become teachers themselves. The Geshe Lharampa, in particular, is considered an extraordinary accomplishment and places the individual among the most learned in the Tibetan Buddhist community.
Brilliant episode, I find the Tibetan people and country fascinating, here in the west we get so much bad info, but as far as I could see the people are very happy. The horse festival was fascinating and the tent hospitality of each family was great, even in Saudi Arabia, it can be the same, they also love horses.
China is always a peaceful and harmonious country, every ethnic group is well integrated in the country as well as preserves their own culture. I don’t know why the west always makes up horrible stories about us? Maybe the west just makes up excuses for invading us and robbing our good stuffs?
The tent cities in China is so different from the USA ! People are so happy & literally dancing on the streets, food aplenty to eat merrily, healthy activities & so safe for Yan to travel alone with strangers !😊😊 It would be odd that these people would want to have the tent cities of the west that some politicians want you to believe ?!!
@@陳大勇-r7q just a couple days ago after completing my latest 20 day group bike adventure doing a circular ride starting in Thailand then crossing into S Laos, then Vietnam and all the way south to cross over into Cambodia and then north to visit the amazing Angkor Wat and then finally back to my home in Thailand, was told that in June/July next year we will be riding to Tibet, again starting in Northern Thailand, very excited.
Sky High, thank you for proving how much religious freedom is actually in Communist China. Embracing tradition with modernity and younger generation not abandoning it, that's the secret of a long lasting civilization. Selective preserving what's valuable and getting rid of what's not. Amazing drone footage, as expected from now little Yan, as a "pro" in drone control business 😊❤
We in the west get propaganda from our media, because west is afraid of China’s growing influence. China bashing is all the rage even with so-called liberal govts.
17:02 it's quite interesting that he said Chengdu is too fast paced for them, because in China, Chengdu is famous for its slow paced lifestyle(among big cities)
Tibetan areas. The Tibetans (in Tibet and Sichuan) used to be in a serf society where the lower classes had no land, no animals, Land belongs to the upper class.,and were treated like slaves and sold like property. After the CCP entered Tibet, they were able to live their own lives.
Although the CCP is used to controlling everything, such as religious beliefs (some), the benefits it has brought to the Tibetan people far outweigh the disadvantages. All Tibetans love the CCP except the Tibetan ruling class
You continue to amaze me with your beautiful videos showing us parts of China some of us will never see. How amazing and beautiful over tents the fantastic bright colours also the friendly and welcoming people. The horses are show beautiful and The Horseman so skillful just amazing to see. It's truly amazing that your documentaries show us here in the West parts of China that we never see on mainstream Media. It just goes to show that people are all the same wherever we live in the world. Once again a truly wonderful video you are definitely one of the best UA-camrs that's for sure sending you love from Pembrokeshire West Wales UK
Wow! I've travelled in China by long distance bus, by slow and high speed rail, by plane, by scooter and a LOT on foot - but I never hitchhiked! That's really next level stuff! Thanks as always for sharing!
Your videos are wonderful; you are so kind and real. Enjoy seeing this part of the world. You said something in one of them about loving your family, loving your friends and loving your life. That spoke to me so much. Such simple words, but profound. Thank you.
What a wonderful folk event; I would have spent the day going from tent to tent. Such warm and inviting people. Thank you for allowing us to share this lovely event and people with you.
Ah Yan, after so many very personal video's you feel like a good friend, and I always rejoice when you knock on the window of my computer. Another adventure. New faces, hundreds of beautiful extra's and a hand full of strong characters who let you and us see a glimpse of their life. It is soooo rich. And today felt exciting from beginning to end. The difficult and dangerous road trip to the world of grass and tents, the joyous line dancing by everybody, their beauty and grace, hospitality and food. From warm delicious smelling bread to the dried yak meat that was a challenge. Haha, we see you zooming in op the meat and I felt the challenge too. And the races, and the joy, and above all, your impeccable always amazing drone flights. ❤Thank you so much for your bravery and hard work, for sharing these adventures with me and the world, lovely amazing little Chinese Everywhere friend.
That drum music for the horse racing was inspiring. I was once again impressed by the friendliness of the Chinese people and how you bring their traditions to us. Wonderful drone shots. Thank you for your artistry. Hope you win the Chinese award for best video series this year!
A lone woman hitchhiking in remote area, reached her destination safely at midnight. How safe China is!! In India this is like signing your own de@th warrant.
Thank you for showing this people part of Tibet that we long to see in our heart .It’s amazing how beautiful and rich Tibetan culture is and how beautifully they continue the tradition with so much love 💖🧿 🙏🏻🤍
Yan, seriously, this is one of your best videos ever. The videography (closeup, portraits, drones) is absolutely exceptional. I also love the way you respect and are genuinely interested in everyone you meet, as well as their culture. You don’t just film stuff…you tell a story. Take care from Canada!
Right?!! I thought the same, and then I thought yeah but every video seems to be more amazing (somehow) than the last. But this one really is special. Going to this festival is absolutely on the bucket list. Canada is one of my fav places I’ve traveled too haha. Love from Aus 🇦🇺 🤙🏼
NIHAO Yan.....Tasha Delek.....Greetings to you from Texas USA. Loved the continuation of your video. I was worried how you would go from EYA to DAOCHENG with no transportation and you were lucky to hitch a ride with strangers. You are a brave one. Please take care the road was awful. You are our eyes and ears traveling to remote places I would never be able to visit this lifetime. Lovely lady ZHUOMA and her family. Much respect for Tibetan Monks, so many years to study and become Masters of knowledge. Incredible people and their culture. They are warm and hospitable. Thank you Yan you are a great asset and Ambassador of Tourism to your beautiful country China. Adios amiga (good by friend in Spanish)♥
You float/glide so gorgeously through the terrain of beautiful people places and, food, Yan. You are a human envoy of life, and love. Long may it continue......Arohanui..
Wow, having grown in America, I only knew China through my parent's stories, where were only about the Guangdong area. I love how your channel teaches me so much about China. Its such a beautiful country!
I watched carefully and found that during the race walking, the four hooves of the horse were not lifted off the ground at the same time. This is the same as the race walking in human track and field competitions, where both feet cannot leave the ground at the same time. I didn't expect that horses can also race walk, it's amazing!
I'm totally addicted to your recorded journeys. I could never be able to see the real China if not for you. Thank you so much for sharing the home of my ancestors. ❤
Hello Yan, yet another beautiful video, wonderful people of the Plains, I think you had a great time celebrating with them, the agricultural area was beautiful, the drone Shots stood out , I think it was the best Photo Genic Shots & Video I have seen so far, the horse racing was interesting, they look like very fast Pacers ,the owners loved their animals, these people have the love of life, Yan thank you for anther great video, Regards & Best Wishes, Cheers Keep Safe Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia. 👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐂🐮🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐑🐐🐨🦘🦃🐔🐓🐣🐤🐥🦋🌺🌺🌺🌺
From the Megapolis capital Chengdu and big cities like luzhou and mianyang to little towns like litang or kangding, Sichuan really appreciates the slow paced lifestyle unlike places like Beijing, shanghai or Hong Kong.
What lovely people over there. So incredibly welcoming and hospitable. I really liked the folk dancing, especially in the beginning. Looked like a very fun thing to do. We used to have folk dancing at school, in my younger years and it was one of my favorite lessons.
20 years agoon my way to Yading, our bus stopped at Litang for an hour. once I got off the bus I could hardly breathe, no matter how hard I tried to breathe in, it was just like there was no oxygen at all. I didn't feel this way even when I was hiking to Milk Lake later which has a higher altitude. This place stays in my mind in a really impressive way.
What a beautiful video! To enjoy the grasslands! A marvelous festival & party with plenty of love & companionship for all enjoying the bounty of the land & people. Stunning drone views. Thank you, Yan, for bringing this unseen culture to the world.
Younger lady your video's are wonderful. People everywhere are nice if you treat them that way yourself. At least that's been my experience, especially in Asia.
❤ Lovely and warm heart people ❤ The market at 4000 meters has a much wider variety of vegetables than here in Germany 😅 I do miss the huge variety of fresh vegetables in China 🤤
Litang is such a beautiful place with its vast grassland. The people are very courteous, friendly, hospitable and harmonious. and they have such an interesting culture. Thank you for giving us such an awesome insight of the place and their culture.
Another stunning video! My list of places to see in China is getting so long! And these are the places I love to travel to, so amazing and interesting, way better than classic tourist destinations 👌🏼 Every video I think is the best place you’ve shown so far, but the next video is even better. But seriously, this festival is number one on my bucket list Also If you could go mushroom hunting with some locals and make a video I’d absolutely love to watch it 👌🏼 Love from Aus 🇦🇺 🤙🏼
The traditional Tibetan dresses are beautiful & their dancing is one of a kind. This is one very rich culture & heritage. Being there would be a privilege! Wonderful people! You done a great service to them showing us!👍🙏🥰 Thanks
Thank for this capture of beautiful Litang... horse racing n amazing culture of the people in 2:16 this area. U r able to immerse yourself to the locals who r so kind n genuine hospitality. Take care.
Sichuan is more than 400,000 km of Great diversity in Landscape (eg From dense virgin Forest to rolling hills and planes, from agricultural basins to highland plateau and towering mountains), People and cultures (eg Various Han, Tibetan, Qiang, Hui, Yi, Bai etc groups call Sichuan Home.)
Thank you Yan for another great video Tibetan songs is what I am listening to now - my fav is Nubri dong, Guozhuang dance by WengMu, Sula and others - even though I live in the USA, and originally from Douth India, I love the Tibetan songs and dance and I now get to see it, thanks to your beautiful videos
Hello Yan. The drone has captured more beautiful sceneries The Greenland is huge. Beautiful tents erected.. People are so joyful in the Big Open Greenland . Great horses and riders are displsying their horse riding skills. Hoping to receive a big reward after competition. Thank you..God bless 😊❤
You are so unbelievably brave! And I love your channel, found it by accident and cannot stop watching. Love the rich historical, cultural and geographical info you provide which makes the video so much more educational rather than just any old travel vlog. Keep travelling and I will keep watching!
You have no idea. That boss man said in pastral area every household has 300 yaks minimum and he has 500. Each yak costs like 10-20k RMB depends on size. Which means, ALL of them are millionaires.
It is dawn time here in Lahore, I watched your whole vlog. it is so beautiful that it compelled me to write a some words for its praising. I really enjoyed. I wish were there.
Hello Madam.. I was a forester in Wildlife Forest Department (Bor Tiger projects maharastra India). In 2018, I got disabled in my left leg above the knee in a road accident. Now I walk on ottobock's 🦵 3r80. Till now, I have completed 5🎖️ marathons of 5 km in Bharat 🇮🇳 Desh. My age is 62.
Your video is very inspiring for me.. ❤️ By watching your UA-cam videos, I also get to see and understand the country and abroad. Which is not 💶 possible for me.
Best wishes to you.
🎊❤️🎊❤️🎊❤️
Your work is amazing. I hope you get international recognition that you deserve.
I know. The channel is amazing, bringing joy and peace each time I watch. There is something about her voice & how she articulates. Very invitational.
Just 5 😂
Thank you 🥰
It's worth believe me bud@@PkTrek
这是我第一次留言❤，每次看到祖国无比壮美的风光，勤劳朴实的人民，我都无比激动，想要跟每一个朋友分享，谢谢你Yan❤❤❤
Thank you Yan for continuing to introduce your viewers to the Unknown China which we rarely get to see in other channels. It is a pleasure to watch your videos especially how easily you mingle with people wherever you go.
Best channel to find high quality videos about rural china
印度阿三？
100%! And not click baity or misleading. Truly beautiful 👏👏👏👏
Your work continues to amaze me. Your bravery at getting so far off the beaten path, your ability to connect with people, and your choices of destinations combine to make truly wonderful videos. This one is one of the best of the many I have watched, you should be proud of your work showing the many faces of China. thank you so much
Yan makes her family back home in Guangole very proud.
I completely agree ❤❤
Growing up, my fondest memories with my father was reading the National Geographic magazine and watching on cable the places you are showcasing in your channel. Discovering this channel is truly a bliss cause it gives us the viewers, a more in-depth and personal experience of China than any other documentaries I have seen. China is such an amazing country. Thank you for sharing this to the world and you, have an amazing gift of storytelling. Your work is ssoooo beautiful.
跟父亲来中国旅游吧❤
Perfectly said 👌🏼
The Geshe degree is a highly respected academic title within the Gelug tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. It is awarded after many years of rigorous monastic study, focusing on Buddhist philosophy and debate. The title “Geshe” is somewhat equivalent to a doctorate in Buddhist studies and is given to monks who have completed a set curriculum, typically at major Tibetan monastic universities such as Sera, Drepung, or Ganden.
There are several levels of Geshe, which correspond to different grades of scholarship and accomplishment. The time it takes to earn a Geshe degree can range from around fifteen to over twenty years, depending on the level pursued. Here are the different levels:
1. Geshe Rabjam (དགེ་བཤེས་རབ་འཇམ་)
• This is considered the “lowest” level of Geshe, although it still requires immense dedication and knowledge. It typically takes around fifteen years of study to achieve this level. The curriculum includes studying the five great treatises, with an emphasis on debate and memorization.
2. Geshe Lingse (དགེ་བཤེས་གླིང་སྲས་)
• This is the next higher level of Geshe. The requirements for debate and commentary become more demanding, and it can take an additional two to three years of study beyond the Rabjam level.
3. Geshe Tsogrampa (དགེ་བཤེས་ཚོགས་རྣམ་)
• This is a middle-level Geshe degree, indicating that the student has excelled in debate and understanding of the Dharma. Achieving this level can take around eighteen to twenty years of study. Monks at this level are expected to have a deep understanding of Buddhist philosophy.
4. Geshe Lharampa (དགེ་བཤེས་ལྷ་རམས་པ་)
• This is the highest level of Geshe and is the most prestigious. It is equivalent to the highest academic degree in Buddhist philosophy. The term “Lharampa” means “superior scholar.” Monks studying for this degree undergo even more intense debate and meditation training. It usually takes over twenty years of study, and those awarded this degree are recognized for their mastery of the five major texts of Buddhist philosophy. They often go on to teach or take on leadership roles within the monastery.
• After receiving the Lharampa Geshe degree, monks often participate in the “Dharma debate” in Lhasa, which further solidifies their expertise and scholarly reputation.
The study for all Geshe degrees involves rigorous learning of five major philosophical texts:
1. Prajnaparamita (Perfection of Wisdom)
2. Madhyamaka (Middle Way Philosophy)
3. Pramana (Logic and Epistemology)
4. Abhidharma (Compendium of Knowledge)
5. Vinaya (Monastic Discipline)
The number of years it takes to complete the Geshe degree can vary based on the monk’s individual dedication, ability, and the monastery they study at. Even after achieving a Geshe degree, many continue their studies or become teachers themselves. The Geshe Lharampa, in particular, is considered an extraordinary accomplishment and places the individual among the most learned in the Tibetan Buddhist community.
Thankyou for this explanation of formal Buddhist education. It's impressive. Do Buddhist nuns follow the same pathway?
Brilliant episode, I find the Tibetan people and country fascinating, here in the west we get so much bad info, but as far as I could see the people are very happy. The horse festival was fascinating and the tent hospitality of each family was great, even in Saudi Arabia, it can be the same, they also love horses.
Seeing is believing, welcome you to visit our country in the future. Love from China.
@@陳大勇-r7q 不要模仿印度阿三讲话 太恶心了
China is always a peaceful and harmonious country, every ethnic group is well integrated in the country as well as preserves their own culture. I don’t know why the west always makes up horrible stories about us? Maybe the west just makes up excuses for invading us and robbing our good stuffs?
The tent cities in China is so different from the USA !
People are so happy & literally dancing on the streets, food aplenty to eat merrily, healthy activities & so safe for Yan to travel alone with strangers !😊😊
It would be odd that these people would want to have the tent cities of the west that some politicians want you to believe ?!!
@@陳大勇-r7q just a couple days ago after completing my latest 20 day group bike adventure doing a circular ride starting in Thailand then crossing into S Laos, then Vietnam and all the way south to cross over into Cambodia and then north to visit the amazing Angkor Wat and then finally back to my home in Thailand, was told that in June/July next year we will be riding to Tibet, again starting in Northern Thailand, very excited.
Your drone footage of China is always SO BEAUTIFUL.
What joy it must be to be a bird in China
Drone is such a unique perspective to explore these places we wouldn’t usually see. Lucky birds ❤️
Sky High, thank you for proving how much religious freedom is actually in Communist China. Embracing tradition with modernity and younger generation not abandoning it, that's the secret of a long lasting civilization. Selective preserving what's valuable and getting rid of what's not. Amazing drone footage, as expected from now little Yan, as a "pro" in drone control business 😊❤
We in the west get propaganda from our media, because west is afraid of China’s growing influence. China bashing is all the rage even with so-called liberal govts.
17:02 it's quite interesting that he said Chengdu is too fast paced for them, because in China, Chengdu is famous for its slow paced lifestyle(among big cities)
成都相对于其他大城市来说可能是慢一点。
我是因为丁真知道理塘这个地方的，那年夏天我终于排除万难来到理塘，来到了他的老家下则通村。虽然没有见到丁真，但是认识了很多当地朋友，很多汉语都不怎么好，但他们还是用会的一点点汉语努力的和我交流，并热情的接待我，我希望有一天能再去一次。
啊哈？真爱粉😢
@@cvcvip 怎么？不行？丁真的粉丝多了去了
@@圖靈5 那你......抽锐克么？
@@苏秃驴的扫把 我不抽，丁真现在也不抽，怎么你抽吗？
。。。。丁真。。。。😂😂😂哈哈哈哈哈哈哈。。。。我党刻意营销打造的一个贫穷的藏族男孩。@@圖靈5
These documentaries are incredible. Beautiful land and people.
Tibetan areas. The Tibetans (in Tibet and Sichuan) used to be in a serf society where the lower classes had no land, no animals, Land belongs to the upper class.,and were treated like slaves and sold like property. After the CCP entered Tibet, they were able to live their own lives.
Although the CCP is used to controlling everything, such as religious beliefs (some), the benefits it has brought to the Tibetan people far outweigh the disadvantages. All Tibetans love the CCP except the Tibetan ruling class
You continue to amaze me with your beautiful videos showing us parts of China some of us will never see. How amazing and beautiful over tents the fantastic bright colours also the friendly and welcoming people. The horses are show beautiful and The Horseman so skillful just amazing to see. It's truly amazing that your documentaries show us here in the West parts of China that we never see on mainstream Media. It just goes to show that people are all the same wherever we live in the world. Once again a truly wonderful video you are definitely one of the best UA-camrs that's for sure sending you love from Pembrokeshire West Wales UK
川西旅行最好是自驾，这样才能自由欣赏和拍摄风景。从理塘往西走不远有很多石头，无法想像海拔4000多米的高原怎么星罗密布那么多的巨石，难道以前这里是一片海洋？绝对令人惊叹。
Wow! I've travelled in China by long distance bus, by slow and high speed rail, by plane, by scooter and a LOT on foot - but I never hitchhiked! That's really next level stuff! Thanks as always for sharing!
Your videos are wonderful; you are so kind and real. Enjoy seeing this part of the world. You said something in one of them about loving your family, loving your friends and loving your life. That spoke to me so much. Such simple words, but profound. Thank you.
Every video made by you is a unique document of cultural heritage. Thank you so much to open my eyes for China!
高质量的content, filming, and editing.比那些内容平淡，拍摄镜头乱晃，或对着自己的脸说话喋喋不休，废话一大篇的vloggers强多了❤❤
EXACTLY!👏
What a wonderful folk event; I would have spent the day going from tent to tent. Such warm and inviting people. Thank you for allowing us to share this lovely event and people with you.
Bedankt
Thank you 🥰
Ah Yan, after so many very personal video's you feel like a good friend, and I always rejoice when you knock on the window of my computer. Another adventure. New faces, hundreds of beautiful extra's and a hand full of strong characters who let you and us see a glimpse of their life. It is soooo rich. And today felt exciting from beginning to end. The difficult and dangerous road trip to the world of grass and tents, the joyous line dancing by everybody, their beauty and grace, hospitality and food. From warm delicious smelling bread to the dried yak meat that was a challenge. Haha, we see you zooming in op the meat and I felt the challenge too. And the races, and the joy, and above all, your impeccable always amazing drone flights. ❤Thank you so much for your bravery and hard work, for sharing these adventures with me and the world, lovely amazing little Chinese Everywhere friend.
Thank you for such kind words love from China and hope you have chance to visit our country.
Well said, you definitely spoke for many of us😊
That drum music for the horse racing was inspiring. I was once again impressed by the friendliness of the Chinese people and how you bring their traditions to us. Wonderful drone shots. Thank you for your artistry. Hope you win the Chinese award for best video series this year!
A lone woman hitchhiking in remote area, reached her destination safely at midnight. How safe China is!! In India this is like signing your own de@th warrant.
同情印度女性，姐妹保重平安...
Keep visiting good places like these, really enjoy and also learn through your videos.love from Kenya East Africa
Thank you for showing this people part of Tibet that we long to see in our heart .It’s amazing how beautiful and rich Tibetan culture is and how beautifully they continue the tradition with so much love 💖🧿 🙏🏻🤍
Yan, seriously, this is one of your best videos ever. The videography (closeup, portraits, drones) is absolutely exceptional. I also love the way you respect and are genuinely interested in everyone you meet, as well as their culture. You don’t just film stuff…you tell a story. Take care from Canada!
Right?!! I thought the same, and then I thought yeah but every video seems to be more amazing (somehow) than the last.
But this one really is special. Going to this festival is absolutely on the bucket list.
Canada is one of my fav places I’ve traveled too haha. Love from Aus 🇦🇺 🤙🏼
NIHAO Yan.....Tasha Delek.....Greetings to you from Texas USA. Loved the continuation of your video. I was worried how you would go from EYA to DAOCHENG with no transportation and you were lucky to hitch a ride with strangers. You are a brave one. Please take care the road was awful. You are our eyes and ears traveling to remote places I would never be able to visit this lifetime. Lovely lady ZHUOMA and her family. Much respect for Tibetan Monks, so many years to study and become Masters of knowledge. Incredible people and their culture. They are warm and hospitable. Thank you Yan you are a great asset and Ambassador of Tourism to your beautiful country China. Adios amiga (good by friend in Spanish)♥
You float/glide so gorgeously through the terrain of beautiful people places and, food, Yan. You are a human envoy of life, and love. Long may it continue......Arohanui..
An extra video from my favourite channel, awesome. Your work is A⭐️
Your videos are magical. You can tell that your heart and soul go into every production.
Thanks!
Thank you 🥰
谢谢你，你的勇敢给我很多力量，尽管国内有许多探索视频，但你的无疑是质量最高的，特别是你的开放、包容与平和，能够看出来你受过良好的教育，并且具有自己的思想。
Always enjoyed watching your videos. You have shown the world the diversity of China, grateful for your work!❤
It's interesting to me how similar horse cultures across the world are. And thousands of years later, dry meat is still a great travel snack!
Valeu!
Thank you 🥰
Wow, having grown in America, I only knew China through my parent's stories, where were only about the Guangdong area. I love how your channel teaches me so much about China. Its such a beautiful country!
I watched carefully and found that during the race walking, the four hooves of the horse were not lifted off the ground at the same time. This is the same as the race walking in human track and field competitions, where both feet cannot leave the ground at the same time. I didn't expect that horses can also race walk, it's amazing!
Gaited horses have been around since horses lol. Check out the Icelandic Horse as a great example.
最近的每段视频我都会看三遍，透过你的镜头和声音，尽情享受那些曾被自己错过的美好事物，不枉了中国身😊
I'm totally addicted to your recorded journeys. I could never be able to see the real China if not for you.
Thank you so much for sharing the home of my ancestors. ❤
What gorgeous vistas!
I love visiting these places vicariously through your videos.
I am just enjoying lots through your channel which I never see in my life Thanks lots and take care.
Hi Yan... challenging but rewarding trip... another lovely sight of China... amazing!!! Well done...
I believe she has definitely found her calling. She was meant to be an explorer with a camera in hand.
100% agree 😍😍
Wonderful that they enjoy their time together.I'm envious!
Hello Yan, yet another beautiful video, wonderful people of the Plains, I think you had a great time celebrating with them, the agricultural area was beautiful, the drone Shots stood out , I think it was the best Photo Genic Shots & Video I have seen so far, the horse racing was interesting, they look like very fast Pacers ,the owners loved their animals, these people have the love of life, Yan thank you for anther great video, Regards & Best Wishes, Cheers Keep Safe Trevor.W.Bacelli. Biloela Qld Australia. 👍🐕🐎🦄🦌🦬🐂🐮🐃🐄🐖🐗🐏🐑🐐🐨🦘🦃🐔🐓🐣🐤🐥🦋🌺🌺🌺🌺
You are very lucky to meet lots of lovely people/families in your travel... wonderful
All the banners are in Tibetan, Chinese and English. Fascinating. Looks like a very interesting festival indeed.
Hi Yan. Thanks again for showing us the best of places and people. IWishing you and your loved ones well.
What lovely gentle and hospitable people, for me this is the best one i have watched. You have a real talent.
Thank you Yan. Videos like these make me miss the old gatherings with friends and family....
I love your videos and now have a whole new concept of China!
From the Megapolis capital Chengdu and big cities like luzhou and mianyang to little towns like litang or kangding, Sichuan really appreciates the slow paced lifestyle unlike places like Beijing, shanghai or Hong Kong.
Community joy and wealth ❤
Thank you ❗️
Meu amor pela china 🇨🇳 é sério e respeitoso felicidades a todo o povo Chinês ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you, love you from China 🇨🇳
中国❤
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What lovely people over there. So incredibly welcoming and hospitable. I really liked the folk dancing, especially in the beginning. Looked like a very fun thing to do. We used to have folk dancing at school, in my younger years and it was one of my favorite lessons.
20 years agoon my way to Yading, our bus stopped at Litang for an hour. once I got off the bus I could hardly breathe, no matter how hard I tried to breathe in, it was just like there was no oxygen at all. I didn't feel this way even when I was hiking to Milk Lake later which has a higher altitude. This place stays in my mind in a really impressive way.
Alhamdullilah beautiful people with culture and traditions with love from India maharashtra osmanabad shaikh Rashid 🇮🇳
You're a gem. Love your channel.
What a beautiful video! To enjoy the grasslands! A marvelous festival & party with plenty of love & companionship for all enjoying the bounty of the land & people. Stunning drone views. Thank you, Yan, for bringing this unseen culture to the world.
Stay warm. Thank you for bringing the world to all of us.
哈哈哈哈哈哈那个大哥说成都节奏太快。。相比一线城市成都算最chill的了😂
真的，看到那段，想想我现在在的上海。羡慕啊。
有没有搞错，成都还快，我感觉那里都不需要上班，哈哈
哎呀，大哥十一点上班三点下班，你不知道有多努力😂
My girlfriend and i have been big fans of your videos. Very relaxing, cute and interesting. You're doing great!
Thanks
Thank you 🥰
Younger lady your video's are wonderful. People everywhere are nice if you treat them that way yourself. At least that's been my experience, especially in Asia.
Wow, that was interesting! Thank you so much for taking us to places we can only imagine.
What amazing people
I love the traditional cloths that people are wearing. So beautiful!
❤ Lovely and warm heart people ❤ The market at 4000 meters has a much wider variety of vegetables than here in Germany 😅 I do miss the huge variety of fresh vegetables in China 🤤
Litang is such a beautiful place with its vast grassland. The people are very courteous, friendly, hospitable and harmonious. and they have such an interesting culture. Thank you for giving us such an awesome insight of the place and their culture.
Another stunning video! My list of places to see in China is getting so long!
And these are the places I love to travel to, so amazing and interesting, way better than classic tourist destinations 👌🏼
Every video I think is the best place you’ve shown so far, but the next video is even better.
But seriously, this festival is number one on my bucket list
Also If you could go mushroom hunting with some locals and make a video I’d absolutely love to watch it 👌🏼
Love from Aus 🇦🇺 🤙🏼
Wow! The place is so amazing😍❤
This really nice .I enjoy watching your video yen👍from 🇺🇸
Wow Yan, be careful traveling on those mountainous roads!!😱😱 What a beautiful place, glad you made there safely!😊
Incredible, as always!
Hey Yan, love from Germany 🇩🇪
I can't skip your videos because it's very interesting with magnificent video shooting. Thanks sharing information about traditional festival ❤❤❤❤❤
The traditional Tibetan dresses are beautiful & their dancing is one of a kind. This is one very rich culture & heritage. Being there would be a privilege! Wonderful people! You done a great service to them showing us!👍🙏🥰 Thanks
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I really enjoyed this one. Great video again!!
Thank for this capture of beautiful Litang... horse racing n amazing culture of the people in 2:16 this area. U r able to immerse yourself to the locals who r so kind n genuine hospitality. Take care.
This video is rare treasure. Very satisfying. Yet I leave each video wanting to know more about the people's daily lives.
Sichuan is more than 400,000 km of Great diversity in Landscape (eg From dense virgin Forest to rolling hills and planes, from agricultural basins to highland plateau and towering mountains), People and cultures (eg Various Han, Tibetan, Qiang, Hui, Yi, Bai etc groups call Sichuan Home.)
Another stunning video, thank you so much.
Nice video, thank you for sharing this beautiful people and local culture.
Oh dear. Yan has uploaded a new episode ❤
another banger, love your work!
Beautiful people. Beautiful music on this video.
Thank you Yan for another great video
Tibetan songs is what I am listening to now - my fav is Nubri dong, Guozhuang dance by WengMu, Sula and others - even though I live in the USA, and originally from Douth India, I love the Tibetan songs and dance and I now get to see it, thanks to your beautiful videos
there are Guozhuang dance event in USA as well...though not daily like in tibet itself
In one word, your videos are fantastic! Thank you!
Awesome!
The scenery and buildings are beautiful.
Nice mushroom markets.Thank you.God bless
Hello Yan. The drone has captured more beautiful sceneries
The Greenland is huge. Beautiful tents erected.. People are so joyful in the Big Open Greenland .
Great horses and riders are displsying their horse riding skills.
Hoping to receive a big reward after competition.
Thank you..God bless
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You are welcome!!
I do enjoy your video and A Shu.
There is much vidrocoverage on China
Rural areas have original storyline
Thank you.God Bless you
Love love love your work! You are a visual atist. THE BEST!
A beautiful video, thank you!
Kerukunan kebersamaan keluarga dan komunitas sumberdaya alam budayanya sungguh indah sekali ,aku pingin ikut tapi jauh tdk dapat menjangkaunya 😂😂😂
amazing culture and happiness
You are so unbelievably brave! And I love your channel, found it by accident and cannot stop watching. Love the rich historical, cultural and geographical info you provide which makes the video so much more educational rather than just any old travel vlog. Keep travelling and I will keep watching!
Wow!! Thank you so much for this wonderful, peaceful place showing to us.
Thanks for bringing the truth about the Tibetan culture. THey kept their language, culture and traditions, and seem prosperous.
Well put! Western propaganda is so toxic.
You have no idea. That boss man said in pastral area every household has 300 yaks minimum and he has 500. Each yak costs like 10-20k RMB depends on size. Which means, ALL of them are millionaires.
Wow, so high in the sky, no wonder it's hot that day your only about ten feet away from the sun ^__^ LUV your videos.
It is dawn time here in Lahore, I watched your whole vlog. it is so beautiful that it compelled me to write a some words for its praising. I really enjoyed. I wish were there.