A Vanishing Chinese Village in India

[@SonamBashi]

I visited Dibrugarh, Assam, in 1978. There was a Chinese family running a Chinese restaurant, I think the last one that remained at that time. The food was superb. After learning that I was a Tibetan by ethnicity, they were extremely gracious and introduced all their family members and shared their family circumstances. They told me that, Dibrugarh being the center of tea gardens and tea production, some Chinese moved there in early 1900s to open restaurants that mainly served the British tea garden staff. The family told me that many of their relatives who used to live in Dibrugarh had moved to Canada and USA. They were also planning to move out too. My thoughts and prayers are always with them. I hope they succeed and flourish in their new home.

[@leeyee9325]

Coincidently, I met Indian Chinese in Canada when I was in college! Such a hidden history cover with dust

[@nostreamgia]

These stories are really sort of wholesome to hear, thanks for sharing!

[@spaceteapot]

"after learning that i wasnt fully indian, they suddenly stopped being racist" LOL

[@Kookie-zc3gt]

Many were brought as slaves

[@Kookie-zc3gt]

They were brought in to work in the tea gardens

[@avilazzrai5576]

我妈妈是中国人，但我住在印度西里古里，我爱我的祖国印度

[@dreamaway2]

No way bro knows chinese even though he's indian 😮

[@piyushkumarsah]

Rai? Or you half gorkhali? I'm from Siliguri too. Hehee

[@compound118]

Best wishes to you and your family. Jai hind.

[@Wtssfuu]

你长得并不像有中国血统的，你是纯印度人

[@markroy2374]

Kon ho bhai 😂 puro tar kata....

[@dreamaway2]

As a south Indian, I must say I love all my north east Indians. If i were to travel the whole India, north east would definitely be in my list!

[@wallingnaga6563]

Welcome brother !

[@vennelakanuru2452]

you should i am from hyderabad and two my degree profs were from manipur and assam. I've been to Assam and Shillong trust me it was so beautiful that i wanted to be left there!

[@Takudayo]

Appreciate the kind words really! If you ever do come contact me just reply to this comment would love to hang out w a person like you! 😁

[@AbhilashKulkarni1410]

Thanks for letting us know about the history and lives of Chinese people in the Northeast. Even us Indians do not know much about this part of our country

[@jimmytaiwan]

Thank you so much for your support! 😊 India truly is a vast and fascinating place with so much to explore.

[@treemmilamare5856]

Please visit. You are welcome

[@akza2719]

Tibet or china me fark hai be bewakoof

[@moon5636]

Not only that most Northeast people look like chinese too

[@monkeysingh6939]

Khasi have a matrilineal society. That is why all these Chinese guys married Khasi women so that they can get the property.

[@arundhatifit]

Wow I am from north-east and had no clue. There’s a Chinese community in Assam too! Lot of them back in the day. There are still a few left I think. Thank you for covering this! Sorry to hear about what the community had to go through..

[@pankajchoudhury8117]

there are many Chinese in upper Assam mainly malum town.british bring them.but after 1962 only few live there.many migrated to hongkong usa,australia.there is a book in Assamese about Chinese Assamese of Assam named Makam writen by Rita choudhury.i have also a Chinese friend when i study at college.

[@syphonlo5112]

@@arundhatifit So, this was the real genocide happened in India... Did the Chinese government treat the Indian community the same way in China.. Although they are the Communist?

[@gwdoraemon2608]

​@@syphonlo5112no this wasn't a genocide during the 1962 war government just detained many Chinese but they didn't killed them They left after a few years,fyi China did the same with Tibetans & uyghurs .

[@itsover9008]

​@@syphonlo5112 Not genocide. Many left for China and other countries.

[@Savitrooo]

@@syphonlo5112 lol, What genocide are you talking about? If you are talking about wartime(1962), then firstly , the Chinese government captured Indians living in China and threatened India to surrender. In response, the Indian government captured Chinese nationals living in India.

[@A.L.765]

In Manipur, Northeast India there were a few Chinese families. They were very well assimilated in the local culture. Some members of the family became doctors. One of them became a Harvard faculty member. He speaks the Meitei language very well and became somewhat of a celebrity, with the biggest local news channels covering his story and interviewing him. He also brought Harvard students to Manipur to teach the kids science and maths. Classy dude.

[@astranon]

That's the MAO FAMILY

[@sanjitningthous5580]

Kana oidoino eisu khitta khanghouge. Asuk chaoraba eifao khangdri. Khangdaba mayam amasu leiramdoini

[@Perfecto2323]

​@@astranon name of the person?

[@TheHammer70]

Search Dominic Mao

[@dshng...5554]

Don't lie. Nachin thi ganu

[@matthewleong6738]

Hey thank you for visiting Shillong. That’s my brother and uncle you spoke with. Now I have moved to Canada and have settled here. However, my family is still living in Shillong. And for authentic Chinese food you should have visited my parents house.

[@TheShwa481]

Hey Matthew, kumno phi long? Phim juh wan shillong shuh se? Lada wan te sa iathuh mo. Ngan wan Kai sha ïng phi.

[@matthewleong6738]

@ sound good brother I will definitely let you know. Stay in touch

[@danbirnongmaithem18]

Hey bro , I'm planning to move to Canada but I don't know how to do it . I have met a lot of agencies but I'm afraid I would just loose the money to them.. please contact me bro

[@ban1414]

Bro, you're Christopher's brother right. I used to come visit your house when we were kids.

[@matthewleong6738]

@@ban1414 you are correct.

[@kevinli8109]

我是加尔各答出生的华人。这个视频有考教很好Shillong的历史啊。

[@volleyball9110]

不打算回中国么

[@kevinli8109]

​@@volleyball9110一天有机会来，我就去。

[@ashwikashivalkar4156]

You're Indian

[@kevinli8109]

@@volleyball9110 两月前我去了广东旅游。下一此有机会就再去。

[@From004]

Waoh

[@johntan4931]

谢谢你的视频，让我对印度有一些了解，你的这种探索精神和深入当地的这种旅行方式都非常值得敬佩。愿台湾太平，民主。

[@Jinal_08]

hello brother l am from India 🇮🇳 💖 I love China very much 🖤✨ you know our history is very gourgs l hope india and China frendship again 🇮🇳❤️‍🩹🇨🇳 ✨

[@Feuer-ks3rr]

@@Aryan-ec3ei India recognises the PRC (China) as the sole China. I'm from Northeast India btw.

[@animetoon187]

​@@Jinal_08Translate first before acting as pysco fan he/she said Tiwan

[@72MGK]

I was born and grew up in Shillong. When I was young my dentist was a Chinese. There was also a shoe shop near Don Bosco school which belonged to a Chinese old man.

[@mp6342]

Yes, I remember we used to buy shoes from the shop when I was young . It was near Akash book stall. They sold out everything and moved to kolkata I guess.

[@giridharm5598]

​@@mp6342kolkata? They should have moved to china if they are Chinese

[@moimoi3681]

​@@mp6342I used to visit that shop too😭😭

[@wanlambokshadap4545]

You're speaking about 3 - in - 1 shoe Shop.... It was sold to a Khasi person and the Chinese owner moved to Canada

[@yuvrajsingh-pw1st]

Thats really sad to hear what chinese people have to go through during war. But its beautiful to see the remaining chinese people living good life.

[@Maringa609]

Politicians are always like this, using the innocent people as a means of threat. The world is a big place and we really don't need a separate country or someone to rule us if we really behave like humans

[@zoeyyu8033]

Thanks for sharing this story, that’s pretty cool

[@jimmytaiwan]

Big thanks❤️❤️

[@vincentchan4777]

Wow this is soo interesting as a Singaporean Chinese. Very high quality documentary. Really like your style!

[@渺淼]

謝謝！

[@jimmytaiwan]

感謝支持😄

[@Guantimasao]

Which currency ???

[@kpgguy6635]

Come to Kalimpong in West Bengal. There are still a few Chinese families present here. Let me know if you want to come here, I'll take you around. I am of Chinese heritage

[@kunyingjiang3882]

谢谢你，不过实在是不敢去

[@bibekdas7449]

I was there back in 2013.

[@hongqi5734]

Remember not to forget your Chinese culture and language. Make sure the future generations continue with the Chinese culture also.

[@kpgguy6635]

​@@kunyingjiang3882为什么?

[@wwaame88]

​@@kunyingjiang3882西隆之前是东北印度的首府，当地人挺友好的！2016年我从哪里去了乞拉朋其 雨极 看到毕生难忘的树桥！

[@Khushi_2024]

As a nort east india meghalaya we don't hate china 🇨🇳 and we love every asian country. 😊

[@gedamachal7344]

As a maharastrian i am also like china. No hate... 😂but curious about them

[@dreamaway2]

​@@gedamachal7344I'd say the governments hate each other, but the people seem to be good.

[@aizenzen558]

​@@gedamachal7344most of the time we become chinese agent, CCP bots if NE folks supports china 🤣🤣

[@148SYIEM]

We khasi love Chinese people but hate their government

[@Lyricsobey]

Yes I'm from Arunachal And we also Don't Hate China And love Every Asian Countries 😅❤

[@jamesboth3785]

As an indian it is saddening to see how Indian Chinese were captured and held at concentration camps for 6 plus years during the 1962 war. US did the same to the American Japanese during second world , however the govt later apologized and paid them reparations. They might be Chinese but they are of indian citizens.

[@ericjuh]

他们完全就是印度人，是你们莫迪老仙非赶走人家们

[@hongqi5734]

You will feel worse if you hear the ration they were eating. Children were not fully fed, and the parents had to grow vegetables additionally to feed them. The worst was when they were let out and had no place to stay or even eat if they had no relatives or friends.

[@syphonlo5112]

​@@hongqi57348 months, baby, 4 years old and 6 years old toddler also not exceptional..... You can see how cruel it is...

[@Adarshkumar-te8dw]

Ya it was wrong but you know what was condition at that time china attacked India people were already angry many Indian soilders who were captured by China they never returned no one knows what your govt didi with them that was war time other than that they never faced discrimination This old man himself said now he is doing real state business he owns land his children is in politics This shows how much freedom he has in India Even a Chinese can't buy land in china​@@hongqi5734

[@peace4090]

Well I spit in your apology. You people still discriminate against northeast people saying we are Chinese and I myself once was treated worst just like a street dog.

[@yindu_Weige888]

*视频很好啊！内容很精彩。💓*

[@15jojogo]

從疫情前就看你的影片，很喜歡這種很特別的題材！

[@-tibetian-indian-boy]

as a Indian mongol Asian north east. we love all India who Indian by hard not by race or language like Chinese they are Indian who consider own as Indian as a secular country love to Indian Chinese ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@victhugo6440]

My uncle(Khasi) married a Chinese Lady from Kolkata, he was a dentist there till he passed away. His children are now in Europe and Canada.

[@kimbelyleong123]

Lucky to see my grandfather and my dad and my restaurant ❤

[@zerusuchiang8190]

Which restaurant?

[@mp6342]

Are you Kenneth Leongs relative?

[@adarshkumar9336]

Nice

[@sandyppp]

Mee too🎉

[@clived1120]

很有意義的報導，謝謝你

[@Rahulkumar-cq5xx]

Woww. Amazing. There is a decent Chinese community living in Tinsukia, Makum side of Assam too. Do visit them. They're famous! Love from Guwahati, Assam. Welcome to Northeast India. 非常感谢. 请制作更多关于印度东北部的视频博客. 我们喜欢你的内容💕💕🩷🩷🎄🎄

[@Jane-ul6km]

Thanks

[@jimmytaiwan]

感謝您的鼓勵，我還會繼續努力♥

[@wanlambokshadap4545]

Thank you Jimmy, I am from Shillong and my grand father a Chinese. His name was Chen Nih Hing...

[@まっくぶっく-p9m]

日本人にとっても大変示唆に富んだ内容です。日本にもたくさんの華人が住み中華食を提供しています。彼らの作る美食は人気があり、食堂はいつも繁盛しています。我が家も晩に帯走して中華美食を食べます。世界広く中華美食が受け入れられています。

[@ericjuh]

日本人屠杀几千万中国人😢

[@user-lk5ye9ul3m]

​@@ericjuh让它过去吧。

[@MasterChief968]

Chinese food top 3

[@nnnnnn496]

Yup. Very suggestive for sure. NorthEast India is already an amalgamation of many many cultures. Even cusine wise some cultures here have food similiar to other eastern, southeastern countired. Borders are just arbitrary.

[@LoneWolf-mz5mk]

What is written in your dp photo, look like ॐ

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

What the Indian man of Chinese descent said at the end is so true. You can go anywhere else but in Asia, you will always be happy. There are so many ethnic Chinese communities that have emerged across Asia dating back many centuries. The Chinese communities of Southeast Asia (Thailand, Philippines, Indonesian, Malaysia, Singapore etc.) are more famous and numerous but there are Chinese communities across South Asia (India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan etc.) and their influence is seen in the Chinese restaurants and the popularity of localised versions of Chinese cuisine. On top of that, there are so many new Chinese immigrants and expats living in other parts of Asia and do so because Sinophobia is not a serious issue in Asia like it is in the West. When there is so much linking the Asian nations together, I don't understand why there are countries in the region that are believing the words of outsiders. It is so important that Asians work with other Asians. Asia for Asians.

[@perrycheong1058]

Most Asians are even more discriminatory and xenophobic towards different races, including other Asians. This is especially in Japan, Korea, China, and India (they also have a caste system). Malaysian and American racism are cute compared to those countries.

[@worldpeaceforever-everytime]

祝他們生活幸福

[@limweeleng8563]

喜欢你的视频，内容很有深度和意义。带我们一起看地球上某个角落的故事和生活。

[@hrccdennis]

滿滿的感動~

[@xCherylx]

Hello from Shillong , this video was quite informative and I never knew or heard about this 👍🏻 you did a really good job 🤗 PS the owner or Kimpoy restaurant in Pb is also Chinese you can visit if you are still in Shillong :))

[@girlinthegalaxy]

Love your video. I am from Shillong and this video was really honest and wholesome.

[@erisrandon5239]

“ To live is to suffer. To survive is to find meaning in that suffering.” is the original quote of Holocaust survivor Victor Frankel not the German Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche

[@alfin-b8w]

阿姨說 MOIYAN 就是客家話 意思祖籍來自於 梅縣 的 ，印尼客家人也很多從梅縣來的

[@wellenzhong1440]

世界客都--梅州(梅县)

[@alfin-b8w]

@@wellenzhong1440 我家是客家大埔的

[@bial3436]

My parents from Meixian too and went to Mauritius. I understand their dialect but I can’t understand the Chinese dialect they were talking in the video. Only bit I understood was from the lady born in Kolkata born from Chinese parents

[@AlyasBoyKarne17]

​@@bial3436I think it's Mandarin

[@xiongliu3770]

@@bial3436 your accent is very close to ancient Chinese pronuciation. Manderin is from north China

[@ArunjyotiRath]

嘿，来自印度奥里萨邦的朋友，我爱你。感谢您向我们展示了我们美丽国家的各个地方。我希望将来能见到您。愿印度人和中国人繁荣昌盛，愿台湾仍然是一个幸福的国家。

[@candidamulrain4573]

Interestingly, a lot of Hakka and Cantonese people came to the Caribbean as immigrant labourers. They later settled there, married locals and started families.

[@EloiseMarriott]

Beautiful storytelling! thanks Jimmy :)

[@o0...957]

You should also go to Makum in Assam. There also used to be a China town

[@treemmilamare5856]

Hi. All love from Shillong!

[@marklin4686]

好溫暖的影片謝謝你～

[@白白-d5x]

早年就出国的华人都不容易，很多传统依然保留，希望全球华人越来越好

[@fang3159]

聽到熟悉的語言，感覺更親近了 影片最後那大哥真厲害，能堅持在地紮根生活

[@wanmanlaiwarjri377]

Good to know. Nice video. Lots of love from Shillong

[@w.z.6062]

我是在美国的华人。谢谢jimmy，让我们认识在印度的华人。👍希望那儿的华人生活幸福！

[@bryceliang8279]

那边的人很少了， 以前出差去印度到过加尔各答看过华人社区， 当地华人基本都离开了。

[@Andrelast-cf9th]

Lots of discrimination and hate! There is a lot of political ideology and after the pandemic, the situation got worse!

[@thecoolestnerdyt]

@@Andrelast-cf9th look at the video dont spead stupidity

[@roxxamann]

You should not spread rumours against India The economic situation in India can be bad, but discrimination is not against the people of China I live in a Chinese locality of Kolkata but here I feel as if I am in China myself During the time of Corona, there was panic in every country against the Chinese people, even if there is, you should spread Corona, the world should suffer, you should speak against what all happens in the laboratory in your country​@@Andrelast-cf9th

[@anton447]

​@@Andrelast-cf9th sorry you are mistaken the rest of India with the Northeast people, we in northeast treat a chinese like a local member.

[@handcraftstreet3692]

its heartbreaking to hear what they went through.I understand the lady talking hakka.So cool....thanks Jimmy.Loved the video !! I'm hakka born in Kolkata.

[@aarkay12CU]

Gr8 to know about this... Loved the Chinese ❤❤❤❤

[@win5338]

作品质量做的好好！ 就像在看一部documentary一样

[@JionHom]

你終於復活

[@lkrlipoktoshi]

The origin of Manchurian dishes can be traced back to Chinese immigrants who settled in Kolkata. Finding themselves without their traditional ingredients, they ingeniously adapted by utilising locally available Indian ingridents, thereby creating a delightful fusion cuisine that we now know as Manchurian.

[@Maringa609]

First of all Manchu people are not really Chinese and they speak different languages. The Chinese who settled in Kolkata are probably Han Chinese ( The Haka people)

[@fyy7419]

​@Maringa609 the first Chinese in Kolkata atleast during the British Raj were white sugar traders

[@woxoom]

@Maringa609 Hakka isn't Han either...

[@handcraftstreet3692]

@woxoom sorry you're mistaken.hakka is han.

[@franciscocz8384]

I love the way you speak to people, being so warm and showing so much interest in their lives. 你是华裔吗？😊

[@jzeng2022]

我真的很佩服华人那种能吃苦耐劳，在哪里都能落地生根的顽强生命力。即便是你去到非洲最贫穷的国家也能看到华人的身影。二战时期，在美国的日裔美国人不是一样被美国关在了集中营吗？中共在大陆执政后，不是很多华人科学家被排挤吗？钱学森甚至被软禁，要是中美开战，在美华人的日子会很难过！

[@hongqi5734]

If the war between China and the US start, it'll be hell for the Chinese living in the US. It's be worse than the Holocaust.

[@strassmanncai]

为什么不回中国呢？中国人当然应该生活在中国

[@giridharm5598]

What is difference between Chinese and indian according to you

[@盛碧華]

等好久😊

[@AkashVardhaan]

Thanks for visiting. Hope you had a great time.❤

[@jamesboth3785]

Kim Pou in PB is my favorite Chinese restaurant in shillong

[@pratibhaliana9867]

I am from shillong and this video is amazing 😍

[@hamebadapsungoh7452]

Thank q so much for visiting Meghalaya god bless

[@carenceweimay1270]

Jimmy’s video always so calming ☺️

[@jianpingwang6916]

4:30 大姐说的是“梅县” 很明显的客家口音

[@peter4823]

不是口音 是客語

[@Pashelee]

Their history should not be forgotten. Beautiful video!

[@joaskinmomin2625]

That Sir. CHINESE is our Principal's Son in law from Good Will College (Im from Garo Hills Meghalaya)

[@jojmoj7030]

I have come across khasi families with Chinese blood line here in Shillong. Its very sad their population are dwindling...would love to see them still thriving and experiencing their rich culture

[@郑涛飞]

很有意义的节目。

[@ngate_ship]

Love from North East India

[@王立-u9s]

頑強的客家..生命適應力了得....

[@xuubob7969]

我也是真佩服🎉

[@徐家樂-c7j]

睽違兩個月 終於更新了🤣

[@Anti_woke_1]

During indo china war.....Chinese community were locked as refugee in rajasthan. That's why chinese fleed from india.

[@astranon]

Ordinary Chinese families with children and old people were packed like sardines and sent to Rajasthan many died on the way to the camps that is how they were treated and still 2nd class citizens in the country of their birth I wish the China or Taiwan would take us back or anywhere we r really 2nd class

[@From004]

😢

[@omempangkam6493]

Yes Chinese did same to indian people in their own country.

[@giridharm5598]

So you are fan of salman khan

[@hongqi5734]

@@Anti_woke_1 - Spot on. Chinese have always been marginalized by the Indian government.

[@jqmqpa]

My girlfriend is in shillong , i will definitely visit that restaurant! Much love your videos are informative and cool to watch while eating

[@Ash1luvm]

Well I'm from India,Assam.... And my Hometown was a Chinese town called makam... which is now makum meaning a point where three points or roads meet...and if I'm not wrong their is still one Chinese family left... And many went back to china because of conflicts and wars I don't remember the war names .....also there're still some Chinese houses... 8:29 like they said we also have a place called chi-na patti ....

[@mrcheangff]

Thanks you for coming from meghalaya 😊Happy nice day bro

[@ChrisWarTar]

Had friends from Lu, Hu and Leong families, who attended St. Edmund's School. Good memories. All of them have migrated to Calcutta,sadly.

[@Alex-jm9ef]

Very nice content Jim ❤ from Mizoram

[@annieteo7169]

Kolkata ( formerly known as Calcutta). Chinese fled to India because of civil wars.

[@kapow4]

And the majority have fled from Kolkata since the early 90's.

[@utkarshbajpai4628]

@@kapow4 so? How is that related to what the original comment said?

[@hflyer82]

The hostel u visited in Shillong is my friends hostel . Her name is Olliveth and the hostel name is Goodwill hostel I believe :) yes she married to a Chinese guy . I myself I m a Chinese and Naga mix and I m from Nagaland . My grandfather was from shanghai . It's so good to see your video . I did my schooling from Shillong and those days there were many original Chinese restaurants run by Chinese in Shillong .

[@steveyoung2740]

拍的不错 bro~

[@favourablesylliang8447]

It's really a great video nice having you here in shillong

[@johnlogan4303]

Remember that China violated Panchsheel agreement and blindsided India by attacking india in 1962. So Indian govt interning Chinese Indian was an attempt to leave no stone unturned in a war where india was over-powered by China. Remember that even today Chinese in countries such as America show their allegiance to China. (You can Google Chinese people celebrating CCP founding day in America). And Chinese diaspora living in America and other western countries, frequently disrupts protests against China, while carrying China’s flag. So Indian govt was being overly cautious in 1962. In retrospect, it seems like a heavy handed approach, but one should understand the situation in 1962.

[@Maringa609]

Do you think Indian Americans don't celebrate Independence day in America? CCP is a Communists govt. but they are supported by most of the people and that's probably the reason they won over democrats who later fled to Taiwan although both the groups are influenced by Han Chinese. I am Indian and our Democracy is worse than a military rule because it says freedom but we are not really free. The military rule itself says it is not free and what will we expect but you know the most thing everyone hates is betrayal or lies

[@xiongliu3770]

bullshit, India wants the whole Tibet, that's all. China already lost south Tibet and you are insatiable. China could have taken new Dehli at that time but we think India is still an important leader of global south and share the same idea of non-alignment movement, China doesn't want to make the conflit too big so China retreated. India's problem is always victimize itself and thinks every big country owe India big debts.

[@utkarshbajpai4628]

​​​​@@xiongliu3770I can see that you studied history from McDonald's or Chinese version of that lol Firstly historically speaking *Tibet was and will never be part of china* infact from a cultural point of view, they had always been way closer to Indian culture instead of Chinese(the Tibetan monasteries literally had many of ancient Indian texts regarding to Buddhism and Hinduism) Secondly, it is china which is an expansionist nation, you guys literally have border issue with every single country neighbouring to China. So yeah, how about actually learning some history instead of spewing ccp bs??

[@smmangopie]

​@@xiongliu3770The way you sound I can clearly sense your arrogance and passive agresiveness.You think your country did a favour to us or something.China regularly intervenes in indochina border your soldiers enter our valley's and try to destroy our development projects.Also do you even know about Doklam incident or Pulwama incident cause all we Indians got from china was backstabbing and murder.

[@mrshady6941]

​@@xiongliu3770your understanding of the matter is one sided... India never claimed Tibet to be it's own India just recognized Tibet to be independent and the place you're referring to as South Tibet was actually NEFA (Northeast Frontier Province) now known as Arunachal Pradesh and they are very proud Indians

[@sokikrong2649]

Such a Beautiful video❤.... It kind of made my day, filled me with positive energy this morning 🙏ty

[@yanji9342]

我以为是印尼，后来发现居然是印度，完全颠覆想象

[@debion2027]

Thanks for visiting India...Love from Kolkata, India 💖 Btw We Indians especially from Eastern and northeastern states love Chinese foods...😁

[@trudy1017]

好沈重，但謝謝Jimmy

[@MM-07-m9i]

Love from Meghalaya ☺️

[@Kane_2001]

Khasi people look like people from South east asia, especially Malaysia Indonesia Filipina

[@_nichi_kun_6817]

Because we are monkhmer related

[@itsover9008]

Southeast Asia is essentially a mix of Indian and Chinese peoples over the centuries. So it makes sense.

[@cnachopchopnewsagency]

​@@itsover9008😂😂😂 you must be learning sociology from toilet i guess

[@MasterChief968]

Khasi people are Indian + chinese so a little bit darker skin but retained the chinese eyes and straight hair

[@_nichi_kun_6817]

@@MasterChief968 Khasi people comes in different skin colour from darkest to fairest . It all depends on the geographical region where they live

[@GinalioThongam-iz3tt]

I really appreciate each and every community living in India and really love them ❤❤❤

[@bucksman]

I am from the south. It's sad to learn that Chinese were treated poorly during 1962 Sino-India war by the Indian government. Hope the government will apologise to the community for its actions.

[@hirakjyotigogoi5925]

Why ?? It's was 1962 ...

[@lalhmingliana6308]

I live in Mizoram and this is my first time hearing about the Chinese community in Shillong, a very interesting vlog.

[@kc5881]

I get very emotional when i see this type of videos... As a Northeastern i know how it feels to look different and be among the minority coz we experience the same when we go outside NE.. I hope the Chinese population grow in NE and make them feel at home.

[@Abiezerdan]

Hats off to you for documented all these. I as a local didnt even know that Chinese people exist in our state. Thanks

[@黄烽]

我真的有点佩服福建和广东人，说到海外华人，一般都来自这两个省份

[@semadisait9432]

Very inspiring story ❤❤

[@Ereniya]

Which place is it?

[@ofisielviralvideos2948]

India 🇮🇳 Shilong ❤ North East ✅

[@mixaws]

Drone shot of 🏠 Houses🏡 look beautiful... Very different style✌️

[@hakkapeter]

阿姨說客家話啊之前你不是訪問過一個印度客家庒⋯⋯

[@marcuswu484]

Amazing video, really encapsulates what happened here. ❤❤❤

[@fl7055ffighhv]

视频做得很流畅，how，请教

[@orlenlee4452]

听阿姨的口音，大概老家是广东梅县，真是非常亲切

[@Rayendebnath23]

I was born and brought up in Shillong but i never knew about the chinese community. Even though I know about that chinese graveyard i live nearby that place, I have so many Tibetan friends but never heard of chinese people living in shillong now. I heard from my dad that they all left, I'm so glad to know about this thanks for sharing❤

[@rmsh10]

😂 What do you think Northeast people

[@noxous582]

As a guy from shillong and who have local chinese friends,most of them have either migrated back to China or have left for the US and Canada.

[@chengnina1854]

訪談主角很不錯

[@Digitalwarrior7571]

Thanks for visiting our khasi land bro👍