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In these shows they do not necessarily tell the historical facts.

Thanks for your comment. You are absolutely right. We actually visited a big food court in the city and had a delicious meal there. I will see if I can make a separate video about that.🌹

@@Nook.Cranny I hope you were able to eat in the many small restaurants around the city too!! 👍

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Thanks for your comment. This beautiful street performance, which we later came to know that is enjoyed by many Chinese people, gave us strong motivation to travel to Xinjiang. It was a memorable trip, full of first hand cultural experiences, nice people and of course dance performances. China is such a great and unbelievably diverse country. Btw we live in Shanghai and Nanjing is in our “must visit” list. Would be interesting to see Uyghur dance in Nanjing 🌺

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Thanks for your comment. That is right, so beautiful mountain 🌺

Thank you! Happy new year to you too.

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​@@Nook.CrannyWhy would you thank him when he is promoting terrorism and misinformation?

@@east-laos-sq4xl Valid feedback! I am not into politics, should have not shown any bias. Removed the comment.

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Sure! They are called: PeriTune - Chinatown Healing Lunar Chinese New Year Please refer to the video’s description for more info.

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Happy Chinese Tet in Chinese Vietnam

@@Hoo88846 Vietnamese Tet dates back to the reign of King Hung about 4,000 years ago, and Chinese New Year dates back to the reign of the Three Emperors and Five Emperors, about 3,000 years ago. Vietnamese Tet dates back about 1,000 years before China

Happy New Year to Vietnamese people. -1 The Vietnamese are a wet rice growing people, so they have the ability to observe the moon and sun to create a convenient calendar for planting and predict the weather, and they mark the first day of a rice crop water with celebrations, thereby creating Tet customs. Evidence is that the image of the sun printed on the Bronze Drum of ancient Vietnamese people is also accompanied by an illustration of the celebration and production of a new crop. The Han people (Huaxia) are a nomadic people that appeared in the Inner Mongolia region. And nomads cannot create agricultural calendars. Not to mention the Han people are the latest ethnic group to appear in Asia, only a little earlier than the Japanese. Evidence is that the Han people do not have Haplogroup O2 DNA but only Haplogroup O3... Haplogroup O represents the DNA of South Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia... which is divided into O1 O2 and O3. - O1 is the most ancient - O2 is in the middle - O3 is modern. Most Vietnamese people have O2, while Han people only have O3 and no O2

​@@menhoa978Happy New Year to Vietnamese people. -1 The Vietnamese are a wet rice growing people, so they have the ability to observe the moon and sun to create a convenient calendar for planting and predict the weather, and they mark the first day of a rice crop water with celebrations, thereby creating Tet customs. Evidence is that the image of the sun printed on the Bronze Drum of ancient Vietnamese people is also accompanied by an illustration of the celebration and production of a new crop. The Han people (Huaxia) are a nomadic people that appeared in the Inner Mongolia region. And nomads cannot create agricultural calendars. Not to mention the Han people are the latest ethnic group to appear in Asia, only a little earlier than the Japanese. Evidence is that the Han people do not have Haplogroup O2 DNA but only Haplogroup O3... Haplogroup O represents the DNA of South Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia... which is divided into O1 O2 and O3. - O1 is the most ancient - O2 is in the middle - O3 is modern. Most Vietnamese people have O2, while Han people only have O3 and no O2

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Thank you! Happy New Year to you too!

The New year is Chinese lunar new year not other country‘s lunar calendar@@Nook.Cranny

@@user-of7vi6tw5m Thanks for your comment. Please refer to the pinned comment. Thank you!

we are Vietnamese, not Chinese

We call it Têt New Year,not Chinese New Year,back to thousands years ago Viet people is a part of BaiYue tribes which are located in nowaday Guangdong-Guang Xi. Han people invaded and conquered all the land and assimilated almost all the Baiyue tribes. the Lunar new year was invented by BaiYue People because they have rice civilization (which used Lunar time to plant rice). Han people did not plant rice they originally live in North Chjna nowaday! So sump up Lunar new year ok?or for us it is Tet holliday, was invented by our ancestors Bai Yue people (what you call in Chinese or Bách Việt in Vietnamese). Remember 4000 years ago there were no any countries or empires called China! so just call it Lunar New Year

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Happy new year to you too!

Happy New Year to Vietnamese people. -1 The Vietnamese are a wet rice growing people, so they have the ability to observe the moon and sun to create a convenient calendar for planting and predict the weather, and they mark the first day of a rice crop water with celebrations, thereby creating Tet customs. Evidence is that the image of the sun printed on the Bronze Drum of ancient Vietnamese people is also accompanied by an illustration of the celebration and production of a new crop. The Han people (Huaxia) are a nomadic people that appeared in the Inner Mongolia region. And nomads cannot create agricultural calendars. Not to mention the Han people are the latest ethnic group to appear in Asia, only a little earlier than the Japanese. Evidence is that the Han people do not have Haplogroup O2 DNA but only Haplogroup O3... Haplogroup O represents the DNA of South Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia... which is divided into O1 O2 and O3. - O1 is the most ancient - O2 is in the middle - O3 is modern. Most Vietnamese people have O2, while Han people only have O3 and no O2

@@VanNienCuuViThienHo Go invent your own culture. Stop copying and appropriating Chinese cultural elements as “Vietnamese”. It’s Chinese New Year in Vietnam, not “Vietnamese New Year”.

Japan, Korea and Vietnam should be sued for copyright infringement of appropriating Chinese cultural elements as their own. They’re insane slapping their fake brands everywhere they don’t belong.

@@Hoo88846 Go invent your own culture. Stop copying and appropriating Vietnamese cultural elements as "Chinese". It's Vietnamese New Year in China, not "Chinese New Year".

@@Hoo88846 DNA will not lie...btw Vietnamese people have celebrated Tet since 2879 BC. while the period of the Three Emperors and Five King of the Han people was 2852... 27 years after the Vietnamese. It's obvious who is the cultural thief.

It’s CHINESE New Year in Vietnam, NOT Vietnamese New Year. Stop trying to drown out the word “Chinese” in these kinds of propaganda. This is Chinese New Year based on the Chinese calendar invented by the Chinese. Only the inventor gets to put their brands on, not copycat Sinospheric cultures. You guys don’t want China to slap their label in Chinese New Year with the excuse that this is celebrated all over Asia so we need to respect other cultures, but now you are slapping this fake brand “Vietnamese” on this CHINESE New Year? Once again, it’s CHINESE New Year. Don’t try to erase the title China the inventor brand. Copycat Sinospheric brands can get their fake “Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese” brands out because they just keep copying Chinese cultural elements. It’s not really their culture but Chinese culture. If they don’t want the authentic inventor Chinese brand, don’t celebrate it and invent their own culture, which is way better.

Happy new year to you too!

Cultural appropriation is a bad look. No one respect thieves

​@@Hoo88846Happy New Year to Vietnamese people. -1 The Vietnamese are a wet rice growing people, so they have the ability to observe the moon and sun to create a convenient calendar for planting and predict the weather, and they mark the first day of a rice crop water with celebrations, thereby creating Tet customs. Evidence is that the image of the sun printed on the Bronze Drum of ancient Vietnamese people is also accompanied by an illustration of the celebration and production of a new crop. The Han people (Huaxia) are a nomadic people that appeared in the Inner Mongolia region. And nomads cannot create agricultural calendars. Not to mention the Han people are the latest ethnic group to appear in Asia, only a little earlier than the Japanese. Evidence is that the Han people do not have Haplogroup O2 DNA but only Haplogroup O3... Haplogroup O represents the DNA of South Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia... which is divided into O1 O2 and O3. - O1 is the most ancient - O2 is in the middle - O3 is modern. Most Vietnamese people have O2, while Han people only have O3 and no O2

​@@Hoo88846 Chinese is the robbers.

They try to erase “China” the inventor brand, while slapping their fake Sinospheric brands on everything they plagiarize from China. It’s like you can’t say Egyptian pyramid, but you can say Las Vegas pyramid. It’s absurd how these Sinospheric nations Vietnam, Japan and Korea, try to replace the name “China” with their copycat fake brand. They don’t allow Chinese to say “Chinese New Year” with the excuse of “not respecting their culture” when it’s not even their culture to start with, they just plagiarize Chinese culture as their own, and now they are slapping their fake copycat brands around like crazy! It’s absurd.

Happy new year to you too!

Is claimer

Remember that Vietnamese celebrate Tet (lunar new year festival) thousand years way before China's first invasion. Lunar calendar is not only originated from China, you are just more well known for that. Pls study Wet rice civilization or Red river civilization for more information.

Happy New Year to Vietnamese people. -1 The Vietnamese are a wet rice growing people, so they have the ability to observe the moon and sun to create a convenient calendar for planting and predict the weather, and they mark the first day of a rice crop water with celebrations, thereby creating Tet customs. Evidence is that the image of the sun printed on the Bronze Drum of ancient Vietnamese people is also accompanied by an illustration of the celebration and production of a new crop. The Han people (Huaxia) are a nomadic people that appeared in the Inner Mongolia region. And nomads cannot create agricultural calendars. Not to mention the Han people are the latest ethnic group to appear in Asia, only a little earlier than the Japanese. Evidence is that the Han people do not have Haplogroup O2 DNA but only Haplogroup O3... Haplogroup O represents the DNA of South Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia... which is divided into O1 O2 and O3. - O1 is the most ancient - O2 is in the middle - O3 is modern. Most Vietnamese people have O2, while Han people only have O3 and no O2. Chinese are the robbers 😏😏

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@@Nook.Crannyplease stop your copyright infringement. This is a CHINESE New Year based on the CHINESE INVENTED lunisolar calendar. Vietnam is a Sinospheric country. Copycat doesn’t put their fake brand over the inventor brand. This is Chinese New Year celebrated in Vietnam, not Vietnamese New Year.

Hi ​@@Hoo88846 Thanks for your comment! We have now made it clear (as a pinned comment) that our only intention of publishing this video was to share how the New Year is celebrated in Vietnam. In this video we do not intend to narrate the historical background or attribute the tradition to specific country which is something out of our expertise capacity. We hope this video contributes in paying attention to the history of the event, how and by whom it was invented. That includes our team in this channel too. We are looking at the possibility of making a video about this calendar, once we are back to China. In the meantime we encourage our viewers to enjoy the beauty of this event, respect people who celebrate it (either in China or Vietnam or elsewhere) and of course be grateful to the great civilization who created such a wonderful calendar. Thank you!

@@Nook.Cranny So no intention of correcting your misleading title “Vietnamese New Year”. I guess still intend to mislead. 😆😆😆. Still intend to plagiarize and appropriate. You do know why now where Tet or the Tet is based on but you pretend you don’t know so you can keep up this misleading propaganda. You own this video. You can easily correct the misleading cultural plagiarism title of “Vietnamese New Year” just as easily as you can correct a misleading title of “Vietnamese Christmas” after someone told you that Christmas didn’t come from Vietnam. So you still pretend you don’t know the original of the CHINESE New Year using the CHINESE lunisolar calendar. What is the disclaimer to do if your whole title still intends to appropriate Chinese cultural element as “Vietnamese”? So I guess now we can call it American bun bo hue, Chinese bun bo hue, and Chinese kimchi, and Chinese sushi. Like what you said, I don’t really know their origin. I only care about how to cook them and celebrate cooking, so let’s just say I enjoy American bun bo hue better. Or it’s better to call it Chinese Tet because after all, inventor claims the invention, so it’s Chinese Tet or Chinese Spring Festival, so Happy Chinese Tet or Chinese New Year or Chinese Spring Festival. If copycats can so blatantly put their brands everywhere, inventor China has way more rights to do so to reclaim their inventions back.

@@Hoo88846 Hi again. Vietnamese New Year is a correct expression. There are numerous examples: French wine, German beer, American pizza, Chinese mobile and many more, does not make the US as pizza inventor, or France as the first nation who made wine etc. Would be quite strange if a video about German beers in Munich to be used as a reference to consider Germany as the birthplace of beer. The same applies on the term “Vietnamese New Year”. The roots of the amazing lunisolar calendar would be a topic for a future video. We believe we have now covered this topic. Once again thanks for your comments and we wish you a Happy New Chinese Year! Every Nook and Cranny

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@@Nook.Cranny yep...We r right there...

They try to erase “China” the inventor brand, while slapping their fake Sinospheric brands on everything they plagiarize from China. It’s like you can’t say Egyptian pyramid, but you can say Las Vegas pyramid. It’s absurd how these Sinospheric nations Vietnam, Japan and Korea, try to replace the name “China” with their copycat fake brand. They don’t allow Chinese to say “Chinese New Year” with the excuse of “not respecting their culture” when it’s not even their culture to start with, they just plagiarize Chinese culture as their own, and now they are slapping their fake copycat brands around like crazy! It’s absurd. It’s CHINESE New Year in Vietnam, NOT Vietnamese New Year. Stop trying to drown out the word “Chinese” in these kinds of propaganda. This is Chinese New Year based on the Chinese calendar invented by the Chinese. Only the inventor gets to put their brands on, not copycat Sinospheric cultures. You guys don’t want China to slap their label in Chinese New Year with the excuse that this is celebrated all over Asia so we need to respect other cultures, but now you are slapping this fake brand “Vietnamese” on this CHINESE New Year? Once again, it’s CHINESE New Year. Don’t try to erase the title China the inventor brand. Copycat Sinospheric brands can get their fake “Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese” brands out because they just keep copying Chinese cultural elements. It’s not really their culture but Chinese culture. If they don’t want the authentic inventor Chinese brand, don’t celebrate it and invent their own culture, which is way better.

Indeed! Thanks for your comment 👍

It’s CHINESE New Year in Vietnam, NOT Vietnamese New Year. Stop trying to drown out the word “Chinese” in these kinds of propaganda. This is Chinese New Year based on the Chinese calendar invented by the Chinese. Only the inventor gets to put their brands on, not copycat Sinospheric cultures. You guys don’t want China to slap their label in Chinese New Year with the excuse that this is celebrated all over Asia so we need to respect other cultures, but now you are slapping this fake brand “Vietnamese” on this CHINESE New Year? Once again, it’s CHINESE New Year. Don’t try to erase the title China the inventor brand. Copycat Sinospheric brands can get their fake “Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese” brands out because they just keep copying Chinese cultural elements. It’s not really their culture but Chinese culture. If they don’t want the authentic inventor Chinese brand, don’t celebrate it and invent their own culture, which is way better.

@@Hoo88846 nhưng nó ở VietNam ok , chứ không phải trên đất nước china ok

Happy Chinese Tet in Chinese Vietnam.

​​@@Hoo88846Happy New Year to Vietnamese people. -1 The Vietnamese are a wet rice growing people, so they have the ability to observe the moon and sun to create a convenient calendar for planting and predict the weather, and they mark the first day of a rice crop water with celebrations, thereby creating Tet customs. Evidence is that the image of the sun printed on the Bronze Drum of ancient Vietnamese people is also accompanied by an illustration of the celebration and production of a new crop. The Han people (Huaxia) are a nomadic people that appeared in the Inner Mongolia region. And nomads cannot create agricultural calendars. Not to mention the Han people are the latest ethnic group to appear in Asia, only a little earlier than the Japanese. Evidence is that the Han people do not have Haplogroup O2 DNA but only Haplogroup O3... Haplogroup O represents the DNA of South Asia, East Asia, and Southeast Asia... which is divided into O1 O2 and O3. - O1 is the most ancient - O2 is in the middle - O3 is modern. Most Vietnamese people have O2, while Han people only have O3 and no O2. DNA will not lie

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