Yes. Future generations will preserve. 🙏🏼

I think of Vietnam that way👍 It is a country well on the right track with great food and beauty.

Mais c est ce que le Vietnam fait et c est très bien.

​@@derricknguyen3265 not really, if they feel similar to Chinese than it's hard to, also pop culture makes it even harder to since they just like pop, rap, and so on, but if anyone can represented like a KZfaqr, movie or game soundtrack than it's definitely be

One possible reason is to get an emotional reaction.

Honestly! I discovered it and thought it such beautiful and relaxing, moving music I’d never heard before but just became instant favorite!

What do you mean of similarity??? Does it different? What if i say Vietnam was a east Asia country by geographic before Nguyen Lord conquored the Southern part, and still a East Asia Country

@@harrisonthomas5723 Wow, my posts were six years ago. Vietnamese instruments are slightly different from Chinese version although I can't tell the difference because I'm not an expert. But overall these instruments are similar. The music itself is also very similar to Chinese but I'm sure it's not Chinese. As compared with Korean and Japanese traditional music, Vietnamese traditional music is more close to Chinese one.

You are still alive after six years

Mhmm, as a Vietnamese I’m so glad that you’re happy, I also love Chinese music, the similarities really are treasures am I right?

@@Ericsqxu 中国和越南属东亚文化圈。 我们感到自豪，因为我们的文化属漢字文化圈

Kinh is basically how you differences in Vietnam which has 54 ethnic groups, thus all people who live in Vietnam is Viets or Vietnamese, Khmer and Hoa people, i'm not sure

@@Arjibi I have both Vietnamese and Chinese Kinh ancestry, there is Kinh on both sides of the border, like there is Mongolian Mongols and Chinese Mongols, Korean Koreans and Chinese Koreans, and so on. Such is not only true with China and other countries but also many different countries all over the world.

don't forget hmong@@Arjibi

Wowww! Its name means "fragrant flowers, butterfly fly around". ^_^

Moi aussi j adore. Je suis de France. ❤❤❤

yung cing brotie ing auw memey sung ciet gien tong an ting see gugup ciay anie amoy tuginsing cung sin cap gap lung sin cun

Thanks I am Vietnam

yep tbh at first I thought it was Chinese music cuz the sound and instruments look soooo similar, but upon further inspection there are some differences a good example of the shared culture is the stringed instrument in the video that the girl is plucking: the chinese version is the Guzheng, the japanese version is the koto, and the Korean version is the gayageum

This is what we called SINOSPHERES CULTURES

You know about the Forbidden City in Beijing. It was built by a Vietnamese, named Nguyen An

Just like I always say rice is rice

Rice > chesse

@anshu lieyi: What is so call Chinese? Isn't Chinese means taken all off the land and culture of the "Bai Yue/ Bách Việt and some of Mongolia and claim is Chinese?

@@thinguyen-qe2fk vietnam annam was a part of Tang empire

@@thinguyen-qe2fk baiyue is not a ethnic. Kinh Vietnamese are not part of baiyue

@@cudanmang_theog Bai Yue is an ancestor of Han chinese.

​@@cudanmang_theog Nước Thần Quỷ và Nước Xích Quỷ: vuonlenmai.blogspot.com/2020/03/ten-goi-viet-nam-2879-tcn-xich-quy-2524.html Khoảng năm 2750 tr.CN, những vùng đất ở tây bắc lục địa Đông Á như Tân Cương, Thanh Hải… dần dần bị sa mạc hóa, khiến những bộ lạc du mục Hán tộc (các sử gia Tây phương gọi các giống du mục là Savage hay Barbarian, Rợ…. *Con cháu của Hiên Viên Hoàng Đế họ đưa thân tộc cùng với những đoàn gia súc, đầy tớ và đội quân bảo vệ, đi dọc theo nguồn bờ bắc sông Hoàng Hà, mà vào phía bắc phần đất, lãnh thổ của Bách Việt. Giống du mục bộ lạc này do Hiên Viên Hoàng Đế làm thủ lĩnh. Hiên Viên Hoàng Đế gốc người Tiên Ti hay người Hồ (胡人, họ là sắc dân tại Trung Á và Tây Á, khi người bắc Hung Nô bị tiêu diệt, người Hồ (hay Tiên Ti) này dời về phía tây, họ có liên quan giữa người Hán và Mông Cổ. Gốc gác của Hiên Viên Hoàng Đế của Hán, còn gọi là người Hoa, vì họ bị lai giống với người Bách Yiệt. Vua Đế Minh cháu của Thần Nông Đế Viêm Bách Việt đã thấy được sự uy hiếp đó đối với khu vực địa đầu của đất nước. Đế Minh truyền ngôi thiên tử. - Từ sông Trường Giang trở lên Bắc, gọi là nước Xích Thần, phong cho Đế Nghi làm tự quân. - Từ hồ Động Đình trở về Nam, gọi là nước Xích Quỷ, phong cho Lộc Tục làm vua, gọi là Kinh Dương Vương, với lời dặn: “Hai nước phải đoàn kết như keo sơn thì đất nước mới bền vững được”. Hiện nay, ở núi Quế Dương Thiên Đài Sơn có một tấm bia cổ khắc chuyện vua Đế Minh phong Lộc Tục làm Kinh Dương Vương và đặt tên nước là Xích Quỷ tại đấy.

They are Chinese instruments

*Philippines

Thank you for the comment

+Anh Duy Nguyễn I went to Vietnam last year and watched the Vietnamese Classical music playing, it was incredible!!! Wow! Similar to Chinese music though.

+Darren Heath indeed, we are in sinosphere, Vietnam was invaded by China for about 1000 years so we got influence from Chinese culture, that's inevitable. But there is an instrument called can bau which you can find the true soul of Vietnamese traditional music

Chinese ''cultures' steal a lot of Vietnamese cultures .Like dragon dance is original Vietnamese cultures .. Vietnamese is Con Rồng, Cháu Tiên .. ghhv.quetroi.net/64NDSACH/64NDSANHLuocSuTocViet_1100_01.htm

Duh!

two of intrusments came from acient middle east and europe

I will help you if you are still interested. :D

扬琴和二胡都来自西域

@Nha sao biết?

Tính ra vài cái mình còn đồng hoá ngược nó luôn đó dude

Đọc sách lịch sử 6 để biết thêm chi tiết

@Nha I am pretty sure Vietnamese culture influenced China as well.

@Nha I dunno

It's an ancient music, so there is no lyrics.

I'm sorry to say this pal, but due to the differences in culture and literature, this piece can NOT be translated in English without the awkward feeling. There are some expressions that don't have it's English equivalent terms :(

+moonlight u really dont know who's the one that started these instrument, how are u so sure it origin is chinese ? i think chinese copy other nation culture just like today they copy other countries products and military weapons lol, the chinese like to claim everything originate from them, just like today the chinese government like to claim everything is theirs

+GuardianDemonX Because China took over Vietnam for 1000 years. Do you know about the Dynasty kings who traveled to the north and central? In my grandpas home, he has a set up with pictures of his ancestors, there is chinese characters known as 'chu nom' on the wall. Vietnam has been influenced from china, I wouldn't say it's orginated. Influence and originate are two different things.

but yeah, you're right. they like to claim things as theirs, like Taiwan

lmao gtfo china took over vietnam for over only 929 years, not a 1000 years and that doesnt mean china influence vietnam, u see manchurian rule china for over 200 years and they still end up using chinese culture cuz they got no culture, u chinese probably end up copying our culture too cuz u guys have no culture up there in the north, if u ever go to vietnam dude u would know vietnam got a lot more culture than the chinese, chinese flag(1949) is a copy from a vietnamese flag(1945), and the name chinese Zhong Guo is acutally came from a vietnamese word Trung Quoc cuz Mao used to hang out with Ho Chi Minh so he got that word from him, Trung mean central in vietnamese becuz our country is split into 3 different region, north Central and south that how we got the word central from, so u tell me where did u chinese came up with the named Zhong Guo from lol

You're funny because you assume that my ethnicity is Chinese xd. Tell me, the french colonized Vietnam for less than 100 years. When the French left, they influenced Vietnam with the banh mi thit and churches. Where do you think Vietnamese people got the baguette from? Tell me, where did Saigon Notre-Dame Basilica Catholic church come from? Colonial architecture in some Vietnamese homes are evident, as I saw some in my families homes. You're telling me that China, who took over Vietnam for nearly 1000 years didn't influence Vietnam? You're an ignorant person. I don't research chinese names that derived from Vietnam, so I wouldn't know. That has nothing to do with culture, I think you really hate China or you're just nationalistic.

punk 2008 there are a lot artists who combine traditional music and western influences. Let’s check out these following videos on KZfaq: 1. Banh Troi Nuoc by Hoang Thuy Linh. 2. Noi Lai Tinh Xua by Nhu Quynh and Manh Quynh. The two songs have very distinct styles depending how much is ‘traditional’ or ‘modern’.

Đàn tranh (in the left), Đàn tam thập lục (in the middle) and đàn nhị (in the right)

Nice name

Bonjour!

You was born there , can’t speak your mother language?