Tôi là hmong Việt Nam nhưng khi xem video này của bạn thật sự là dù ở 1 trời 1 vực, mỗi đất nước có sự ngang cách thật xa nhưng về văn hóa phong tục thì vẫn luôn giữ được nhưng trong video này. Thank bạn đã đào bới được để chia sẻ cho cộng đồng Hmong được xem
This anthropological documentary shows an unequivocal and lucid picture of how Hmong traditionally used to live according to their ancestral practices in order to survive and thrive and maintain balance with nature. The researchers did a good job in conveying traditional Hmong customs, traditions, rituals and ways of life to the viewers. This video will be a great asset & tool to educate present day Hmong youngsters about their roots, culture and history.
To whom made this video or documentary about our Hmong People, I want to thank you and those who were involved with gratitude. Because of documentary such as this give the Hmong People an opportunity to show our culture, traditions , religion and most importantly our existence as “Hmong”. God bless the people who made this history possible for our people to cherish forever. Thanks so much to the narrator, too. Excellent job. Mr. Chertong Yang of Minnesota, USA
Every times I watches these videos I start to cry. It is true the Hmong live in peace and freedom. Hmong enjoy they life with the nature and custom by god designed them to live freely. The Hmong people believe god created no border to any nature and human, and continuing to believe that.
Thank you for the documentary. My people are so miss understood and lived such a hard and difficult life. Most of the younger generation doesn't even know what or who they are or where they come from. So sad
My people have a very rich history but we just don’t have a country so we can have all of these great videos in a museum for the world to see it. But I’m still proud to be Hmong and happy for my people.
This was a wonderful video in regards to the life of the Hmong in Thailand. It reminds me of the harsh life our ancestors lived, the happiness they found in their simple life, and the innocence of tribal people before industrialization sinks in to destroy their simple livelihoods. Thank you for posting this video. I wonder what year it was filmed.
Has the plight of the Hmong in Laos improved? I know that they were badly treated after the end of the Vietnamese war. Do Hmong people in the USA campaign on their behalf or help them in other ways?
Gotta love u-tube. Love seeing historical docs that I would probably never have see/known about. Any1 know this was made? Its title? Would love to add it to my archives. And the information/knowledge gained from these docs is invaluable to Hmong history, culture, and present day scholarly research/academia. I always learn something new/wonderful every time I come across such precious records such as this. Awesome.
dear my fellow Hmong I'm happy to be born into Hmong or one of your fellow brother or one of your fellow Hmong, It is hard to be born without an a country. Other group look at upon on us just like an animal but I don't feel bad the problem we Hmong people need to turn around respect each other care for each other , Hmong people need to reunited to be into one.
We certainly have changed and evolved over the last four decades since immigrating to the West. Immersed in such industrialized and urban societies, adaptation is a must for survival. Hmong culture will continue to evolve at a 21st century pace and within a few generations it may become a new and distinct branch of Hmong. However, there is nothing to fear, because change is not necessarily a bad thing. It's just different.
Don't blame the world for our calamity. We are responsible for our fate. Others are responsible for theirs. We pay for our failings. They pay for theirs.
If you go to the Meo village, the Meo ppl treat you like king, the good food the Meo give to you and the good place the Meo give you to sleep. Proud to be a Meo or Hmong on Earth.
Hmong people used to live in Peace and Prosperity throughout the very generations of generations before the Vietnam war started in 1961. Sad that the Hmong lost their Homeland..broken into a unknown people that people don't know who we are, now living in parts of the world countries, hope someday we would reclaim back our city ("LongTieng") and our homelands.
Being Hmong here in America is not easy, due to that we have to comform to the American life style and in that aspect I believe that many of our younger generation will not know their heritage let alone be able to speak and understand their own language.
OMG! thanks for this fantastic video...do you know where I can get a copy of it? Thanks! it'll be great for children this generation to know thier origin and history.
I could understand them very well but there custom is some what a little different from what I know. Either way, it is great to know that MY PEOPLE are self sufficient and living with nature, nicely.
Different Hmong groups have different customs. The Hmong group that came from China to Thailand are not the same group of Hmong that came to Thailand to be placed in refugee camps. However, alot of similarities exist, compared to Vietnam.
Cov yawg aw, cas Hmoob twb tsis khaws Hmoob tej kab lis kev cai dab qhuas thiab Hmoob lub neej cia tseem yog lwm haiv neeg tuaj pab khaws cia rau Hmoob thiab yog vim li cas lawm.
Wow, these are the Hmong that migrated out of China to Thailand? What year period. I'm only familiar with the Thai Hmong that were refugees and living in refugee camps in Thailand, as they made their way out of Laos in the late 1900s.
The singing of their traditional folk songs are different, but language is mutually intelligible with the Hmong group from Laos who later arrived to the Thai refugee camps. Very interesting documentary.
There is no such thing as a permanent and everlasting country on this planet. Every country, ever existed, has been temporal. Therefore, in whatever country we happen to reside, it is our country. People and territories are subject to change by man-made or natural catastrophes. Thus, let the young generations decide for themselves their way of life. History has shown that Hmong heritage has not served Hmong well. By Darwin, adaptation is the only way to survival. Failing this, demise awaits.
Beg to disagree. In the old time, Hmong were even worse to Hmong. Litigation was a way of life even when it concerned the most insignificant matter. Without law and order, they resorted to violence at the slightest friction. Even siblings had very little tolerance for one another despite their claim of the primacy of "kwv tij sib hlub."
Contrary to your claim, in the old days Hmoob nyob tau sib haum thiab tsis muaj tib neeg siab phem yuav ua tub sab tub nyiag. There were those who wanted to create division and those who were corrupted and wanted to be in power; but I'm not talking about those. In general, the citizens were good people and did not create trouble with each other. If they did, they were punished severely. Therefore, the Hmong were at peace with each other and worked hard. It isn't like you suggested.
NO!!! You are funny, "it could be 1975 or 80 something." lol lol it show how ignoring some are. I know you are young but 1975 is still very very clear in the mind of many many Hmong. So it's NOT 1975! And it's not "...or 80s something" EITHER because most of us (Hmong-American) is here in the USofA already. First, this is THIS IS HMONG-THAI. Second, it is sometime in the 1950-60 AND these Hmong are NOT us Hmong refugees from Laos but they are Hmong-Thai.
I don't like the way we Hmong people live. The old traditional Hmong life in the hills makes me depressed. There are too many differences that divide us. This is the main reason why Hmong could never make a nation and country.
Xav rov qab mus lub Neej no ib zaug ntxiv. Ntshe yuav zoo lub siab npaum li cas, yuav tsis muaj Kev nyuaj siab lis os me hmoob
ม้งในวีดีโอนี้เป็นม้งในประเทศไทย (บ้านแม่โถ อ.ฮอด จ.เชียงใหม่ ในปัจจุบัน) ถ่ายทำเมื่อประมาณ 60 กว่าปีที่แล้ว ผู้คนที่อยู่ในวีดีโอนี้ บางคนยังมีชีวิตอยู่ (ญาติๆของฉันเอง)
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Tôi là hmong Việt Nam nhưng khi xem video này của bạn thật sự là dù ở 1 trời 1 vực, mỗi đất nước có sự ngang cách thật xa nhưng về văn hóa phong tục thì vẫn luôn giữ được nhưng trong video này. Thank bạn đã đào bới được để chia sẻ cho cộng đồng Hmong được xem
This anthropological documentary shows an unequivocal and lucid picture of how Hmong traditionally used to live according to their ancestral practices in order to survive and thrive and maintain balance with nature. The researchers did a good job in conveying traditional Hmong customs, traditions, rituals and ways of life to the viewers. This video will be a great asset & tool to educate present day Hmong youngsters about their roots, culture and history.
We have come a long way to where we are today. Do remember those who still live this same way of life. Haiv neeg Hmoob sib hlub mog!!!!!
To whom made this video or documentary about our Hmong People, I want to thank you and those who were involved with gratitude. Because of documentary such as this give the Hmong People an opportunity to show our culture, traditions , religion and most importantly our existence as “Hmong”. God bless the people who made this history possible for our people to cherish forever. Thanks so much to the narrator, too. Excellent job.
Mr. Chertong Yang of Minnesota, USA
ดีใจที่ยังมีภาพเหล่านี้ให้ได้เห็นและเรียนรู้ชีวิตในอดีตของพี่น้องม้งเรา สำหรับคนรุ่นใหม่อาจจะไม่ซาบซึ้งถึงคุณค่าชีวิตในอดีตแล้ว เพราะเขาไม่ได้ประสบกับชีวิตสมัยนั้น แต่คนในรุ่นที่เกิดอย่างน้อย ปี 2500 เป็นต้นมา จะรู้ว่าเป็นเช่นไร ขออนุญาต โหลดเก็บไว้ดูและศึกษา อยากทราบถึงชีวิตของพ่อตาแม่ยาย ในช่วงวัยรุ่นว่าเป็นเช่นไร ตอนนี้พ่อตาก็อายุมากแล้ว แม่ยายก็เสียแล้ว ชีวิตนี้ก็ไม่เคยคิดเลยว่าจะได้เป็นลูกเขยพี่น้องแม่โถ
One of my all time favorite Mong documentary. If you want to learn about the Mong culture and what they do year round, this is the video to watch.
วีดีโอนี้ยิ่งดูยิ่งจะร้องให้คิดถึงชนเผ่าม้งของตนเอง 😭😭😭
God is always blessed our Hmong people forever.
a big thank you to Hmong thaibTV for uploading this video. this is great information for we Hmong/Miao this generation..
Peb poj koob ywm txswv .lub neej thauj ib tu siab kawg thiab kuj lom zem kawg
I'm glad that these documentaries of the hmong people where still in the archive of some of these national libraries across the country.
great film...espc enjoyed shamen/singing/ & in step with the years rains. Thnx for posting this
very very good piece. brought back the memory of human kindness
ขอบคุณ UA-cam ที่ทำให้ผมมีโอกาสเห็นวิถีชีวิตของชาวม้งในอดีต และวิถีชีวิตใน 1 ปีของชาวม้ง ในปัจจุบันไม่มีโอกาสได้เห็นแล้ว ชาวม้งกลายเป็นคนเมืองกันหมดแล้ว สารคดีแบบนี้ควรเก็บไว้เป็นฐานความรู้รากเหง้าของชาวม้งครับ
hmoob lub neej ib txwm yog lub neej uas nto txij txaus hum txaus rau kev ua neej noj nyob tau yam tsis dhau thiab tsis tus cua uas yus nyob yus tau yam tsis kub ntxhov rau yus thiab luag lwm tus nwb yog ib txoj kev ruaj khov thiab ruaj ntseg rau lub neej tsis muaj kawg raws lub ntuj ntiaj teb txoj hauv kev yam ruaj khov uas yog txoj kev ncaj nceeg uas tsis muaj xaus thiaj tsis muaj tag txog niaj hnub nov thiab yav tom ntej
Every times I watches these videos I start to cry. It is true the Hmong live in peace and freedom. Hmong enjoy they life with the nature and custom by god designed them to live freely. The Hmong people believe god created no border to any nature and human, and continuing to believe that.
And that's how the Natives dissappeared
Thank you for the documentary. My people are so miss understood and lived such a hard and difficult life. Most of the younger generation doesn't even know what or who they are or where they come from. So sad
I watch this video a few time. such a beautiful documents about us Hmong in the early days. looks so fun and so freedom
ชาติพันธุ์ม้ง
ขอบคุนจากใจ......ที่ไปขุดมาไห้ดู
Zoo heev li os sib pab os phooj ywg
My people have a very rich history but we just don’t have a country so we can have all of these great videos in a museum for the world to see it. But I’m still proud to be Hmong and happy for my people.
Don't have a country but i'm happy to be Hmong ♥️my people
Omg thank you SO much for posting this documentary!
kuv haiv hmoob aw... ca peb yuav los ua ib haiv neeg txom nyem ua luaj nyob lub ntiaj teb no os .
Thanks for sharing this video. It brought back a lot of memories.
Wow very very nice ❤️👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much
This was a wonderful video in regards to the life of the Hmong in Thailand. It reminds me of the harsh life our ancestors lived, the happiness they found in their simple life, and the innocence of tribal people before industrialization sinks in to destroy their simple livelihoods. Thank you for posting this video. I wonder what year it was filmed.
we are more peaceful in the old time. we have never though of suit other. But now and day, watch out.
Great hmong OMG generation History ...And hmong culture.. thank you so much ;;;
This video is a great history document for our young people who are living in the united sate of america.
The simple life, would love to have a time machine and go back in those days. bringing modern knowledge to those days would be the best.
Thank you so much for sharing. It's a beautiful film piece.
มีความสุดจริงๆ
Has the plight of the Hmong in Laos improved?
I know that they were badly treated after the end of the Vietnamese war.
Do Hmong people in the USA campaign on their behalf or help them in other ways?
Gotta love u-tube. Love seeing historical docs that I would probably never have see/known about. Any1 know this was made? Its title? Would love to add it to my archives. And the information/knowledge gained from these docs is invaluable to Hmong history, culture, and present day scholarly research/academia. I always learn something new/wonderful every time I come across such precious records such as this. Awesome.
Wow Nice documentary
Those games in the video bring back so much memoriezz
we have always adapted to which ever country we migrate too.
dear my fellow Hmong I'm happy to be born into Hmong or one of your fellow brother or one of your fellow Hmong, It is hard to be born without an a country. Other group look at upon on us just like an animal but I don't feel bad the problem we Hmong people need to turn around respect each other care for each other , Hmong people need to reunited to be into one.
We certainly have changed and evolved over the last four decades since immigrating to the West. Immersed in such industrialized and urban societies, adaptation is a must for survival. Hmong culture will continue to evolve at a 21st century pace and within a few generations it may become a new and distinct branch of Hmong. However, there is nothing to fear, because change is not necessarily a bad thing. It's just different.
Don't blame the world for our calamity. We are responsible for our fate. Others are responsible for theirs. We pay for our failings. They pay for theirs.
ภูมิมากครับ ขอบคุณครับ
If you go to the Meo village, the Meo ppl treat you like king, the good food the Meo give to you and the good place the Meo give you to sleep. Proud to be a Meo or Hmong on Earth.
Caum kj lawm o ho tuaj pab kv thiab o
Does anyone know what year this documentary would've been made? Thank you William Geddes and your team for producing this doco.
I believe they said 1966
Hmong people used to live in Peace and Prosperity throughout the very generations of generations before the Vietnam war started in 1961.
Sad that the Hmong lost their Homeland..broken into a unknown people that people don't know who we are, now living in parts of the world countries, hope someday we would reclaim back our city ("LongTieng") and our homelands.
what is the most dalse hmong Ghost
Being Hmong here in America is not easy, due to that we have to comform to the American life style and in that aspect I believe that many of our younger generation will not know their heritage let alone be able to speak and understand their own language.
รู้ว่าถ่ายเมือปีพ.ศ.2509 ที่บ้านแม่โถ จ.เชียงใหม่ สามารถหารายละเอียดได้จากสถาบันวิจัยสังคม มช.
so peaceful before the war
These were not the Hmong in Laos. The Hmong that did travel from Laos to Thailand were placed in refugee camps.
Wow excellent documentary
Wow, tej yam peb tsis tau pom.
Good vid o Hmong people is the best
nice storied
Anyone know kind of kwv txhiaj/lug txaj they sing, really want to know because I can never find any videos with it on UA-cam.
lug txaj hmoob thaib or lug txaj hmoob chiangmai.
***** I say, I can't find any lug txaj hmoob chiangmai as good as the ones used in this documentary.
OMG! thanks for this fantastic video...do you know where I can get a copy of it? Thanks! it'll be great for children this generation to know thier origin and history.
ลูกหลานของท่านไปไหนหมดแล้ว
like the peaceful environment
ลุงกำลังฝึกวิชาบนเขา
this must be the hmong film called The Miao Year published years ago.
เคารพและนับถือครับ เราผ่านจุดนี้มาได้ยังไง?
I could understand them very well but there custom is some what a little different from what I know. Either way, it is great to know that MY PEOPLE are self sufficient and living with nature, nicely.
Different Hmong groups have different customs. The Hmong group that came from China to Thailand are not the same group of Hmong that came to Thailand to be placed in refugee camps. However, alot of similarities exist, compared to Vietnam.
This is very accurate Information even the Spiritual part was as accurately described as how I would've described it well done.
caum koj lawm
hardworking and genius
อยากทราบว่าถ่ายเมื่อปี พ ศ อะไร ใครตอบได้บ้าง
น่าจะประมาน2507 จ้า
เหนถ่ายที่ตว.ตาก ปีนี้
Cov yawg aw, cas Hmoob twb tsis khaws Hmoob tej kab lis kev cai dab qhuas thiab Hmoob lub neej cia tseem yog lwm haiv neeg tuaj pab khaws cia rau Hmoob thiab yog vim li cas lawm.
what was this?
Wow that was amazing
bee moua
ครบครันจริงๆ
Good History Movie
Uatsaug rua tug kws muab peb Moob kaw ua ib dlaim dluab moogkev ua Keebkwm tseg peb Moob tau kawm yaav tom ntej.
Thor yawm saub thia thiaj teb tuab neeg paab coj thia ia peb moong kov txwm txaj joo le ntiaj teb peb moong yeej tsw nor aab
daym those Indian Hemp plants though boy, only if they knew back than. they be high as a kite
This is how our life back in Laos and Thailand.
สงครามลับในลาวครับ
อพยพมาจาก 12แขวง สปป.ลาว
Wow, these are the Hmong that migrated out of China to Thailand? What year period. I'm only familiar with the Thai Hmong that were refugees and living in refugee camps in Thailand, as they made their way out of Laos in the late 1900s.
The singing of their traditional folk songs are different, but language is mutually intelligible with the Hmong group from Laos who later arrived to the Thai refugee camps. Very interesting documentary.
Peb hmoob ib haiv neeg tshaj lij tshaj kev ua noj ia hnav.tu siab qhov tsis hwm yus tus tswc hmoob thiaj tawg mus nyob thoob ntuj tsis muaj teb chaws xwb
memory
เห็นตอนที่ทุกคนต้องย้ายจากที่ตนอยู่ใจหายเลย
người mông quá giỏi. nhung thiếu cái là ko có đất nước
ใช้ชิวีตแบบนี้ดีกว่า
i am from thailand but i do not know what the are saying
😊รีป
Thailand hmong (1966)
Thanks
There is no such thing as a permanent and everlasting country on this planet. Every country, ever existed, has been temporal. Therefore, in whatever country we happen to reside, it is our country. People and territories are subject to change by man-made or natural catastrophes. Thus, let the young generations decide for themselves their way of life. History has shown that Hmong heritage has not served Hmong well. By Darwin, adaptation is the only way to survival. Failing this, demise awaits.
Bio 66 Fri dry hip fu
Beg to disagree. In the old time, Hmong were even worse to Hmong. Litigation was a way of life even when it concerned the most insignificant matter. Without law and order, they resorted to violence at the slightest friction. Even siblings had very little tolerance for one another despite their claim of the primacy of "kwv tij sib hlub."
Hmoob tuag thi
Contrary to your claim, in the old days Hmoob nyob tau sib haum thiab tsis muaj tib neeg siab phem yuav ua tub sab tub nyiag. There were those who wanted to create division and those who were corrupted and wanted to be in power; but I'm not talking about those. In general, the citizens were good people and did not create trouble with each other. If they did, they were punished severely. Therefore, the Hmong were at peace with each other and worked hard. It isn't like you suggested.
Traditional hmong women supposed to look like this..not the thottie ones in MN lmaoooo
some said that there is a relation between meow or Hmong people and kadazan dusun in malaysia. They have in common in terms of culture..
they are the same. We are called Hmong but the Chinese call us Miao.
We are call hmong not meo calling us meo is like calling a black man the N words
Hmoob
You mean green Miao 😂😂
if i go to thailand i am going to buy HMONG ORIGINAL HAND MADE CLOTH haha
Our real name as human being is Hmong. Only Thai and Lao dislike us so they call as Meo which is translated as a cat.
it could be 1975 or 80s something.
NO!!! You are funny, "it could be 1975 or 80 something." lol lol it show how ignoring some are. I know you are young but 1975 is still very very clear in the mind of many many Hmong. So it's NOT 1975! And it's not "...or 80s something" EITHER because most of us (Hmong-American) is here in the USofA already. First, this is THIS IS HMONG-THAI. Second, it is sometime in the 1950-60 AND these Hmong are NOT us Hmong refugees from Laos but they are Hmong-Thai.
I don't like the way we Hmong people live. The old traditional Hmong life in the hills makes me depressed. There are too many differences that divide us. This is the main reason why Hmong could never make a nation and country.