Their music and special instruments should be made known to the world. Surprised by their music and the unique / handmade instruments. They missed a performance during the recent Merdeka in Putrjaya.
Thank you for sharing your journey across Sarawak. Sarawak is huge. Because of that, honestly, even many local Sarawakians are not familiar with each other cultures if they are from different part. Most know general knowledge but some dont even know things like like what tribe is majority in certain area, they are cluless. People who knowledgeable about this are those who have travelled, move to or from other parts, have relatives in other parts and those who are genuinely interested in the demographics of the state. I am not criticizing those who dont know, maybe they dont even have a chance to travel or even meet people who come from faraway region. I just want to highlight how culturally diverse and geographically widespread this land is. For example, local Kuchingnites, if whole family from Kuching or South Sarawak, would not know about what is happening in North. Last time, not many Orang Ulu (originate from North Sarawak) in Kuching. If they do not meet these people, they would not know the culture. Nowadays its slowly changing. More people from rural areas all over Sarawak are moving to Kuching area and local Kuching will meet them. Aside from that internet is here bridge the knowledge gap. Those who are too comfortable might not want to 'ambil tahu' and choose to remain ignorant. As a local from Kuching, i see that a lot. i do not blame them entirely, it might not even cross their mind. However, as a Sarawak that boasts about harmony and diversity, my hope is for the citizens to know about this. Tak kenal maka tak cinta. First step: to know and to understand. Then they can say truly say they care about Sarawak
@kevinhcw289216 күн бұрын
Thx CCY provides such quality content about the culture history and geography of Malaysia SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT!!!
imagine Mr. Parang joined the Malaysian GGK Commando & get deployed to Lahad Datu during the sulu insurgency .. by the name “Leftenan Parang” can strike fear among the enemy
真是。我同學叫pepsi then 她和隔壁班的叫cola 的是好朋友。是真的噢不是開玩笑的。。 sibu smb chung hua 的
@azulahuang31543 ай бұрын
倫巴旺族的乐器叫做Tapi, 肯雅族的乐器是仙气满满的Sape.
@chaisoungwan67453 ай бұрын
乱来Sape iban 也有好吗不要乱讲给土著人嘛(我是mix 啦哈哈哈哈
@gwencha3 ай бұрын
@@chaisoungwan6745sape is originally from Kenyah tribe and eventually spread out to other Orang Ulu tribes especially Kayan and to a smaller extent Kelabit and other groups. Iban has their own lute which sounds similar to Sape but definitely the design of paint and carving is not the same. The common motive (curly swirls pattern) we see on Sape nowadays is Orang Ulu motive. The Iban Lute is very rare or maybe even extinct as it was not a culture that was widely practiced practiced, unlike how the Sape is for the Kenyah, Kayan and their closely related tribes (other orang ulu). The Lun Bawang Tapi is also a lute by the way. There are many lutes in Borneo and South East Asia. Look it up if you are interested. I am an orang ulu, not kenyah, but i know a lot of information about sape. I also know for a fact that it was not played by Ibans (in a traditional sense) especially in modern time, post-Malahsia. Maybe we only see very few older Iban sape players who played starting 20-40 years ago, like Jerry Kamit. Even then and now, the only dance that Sape music accompanies is Orang Ulu dance. Nowadays that Sape gaining traction, we see more Sape players from various ethnic backgrounds. I think that is cool Regarding the existance Iban having their own lute, i was told by an Iban person about it. I was surprised myself because I did not know Iban people played something similar to Sape. It is unknown if there are any plans to revitalize it but it will surely be interesting. I am certain the tunes will not be similar to popular sape tunes (those are mostly Kenyah folk songs) Currently the signature music for Iban is taboh. That is already very unique and has different rhythm compared to other music that uses gongs as main instruments
No tourism autonomy, no fund, no infrastructure, no road, no government help, no knowledge
@JoJo-iu5ck3 ай бұрын
没有吗?沙砂的自然环境是马来西亚旅游局一个非常推广的东西
@YouKUMov3 ай бұрын
@@JoJo-iu5ck only recently , but compare to others , like sg, kl, no much attraction except natural resort
@JoJo-iu5ck3 ай бұрын
@@YouKUMov Of course, Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are big cities with many tourist attractions. But! Malaysia also promotes Kuching’s food and Kota Kinabalu’s beaches.
@JoJo-iu5ck3 ай бұрын
@@YouKUMov Although recently, dut it's a good start
@kokmengho89133 ай бұрын
Lun BaWang刀郎😅
@low_sc81low653 ай бұрын
谢谢你的分享
@heahdz56243 ай бұрын
覺得我本身可以放一個兇的名字叫babi hutan😂
@heahdz56243 ай бұрын
三本護照 藍色是🇭🇰 青色是🇹🇼 紅色是🇲🇾
@SingLoongheong3 ай бұрын
很棒!
@jacktheteo3 ай бұрын
Murut, not murud. Correct?
@shirleysheylee853 ай бұрын
Yes orang Murut. But they prefer to call them as Lun Bawang. I'm half lun bawang blood
@ericluo19953 ай бұрын
17:11 这是法语中再见的意思。🙂
@PohsinTan3 ай бұрын
内容很好 但都是touch n go🥲
@getsomeMcDonald3 ай бұрын
我期待sabah❤
@smilingface20063 ай бұрын
什么吉林?kitlin啦😂
@chaisoungwan67453 ай бұрын
你拿着的风铃我干妈有卖kenyah 人美里市中心卖一模一样
@mrphantom86083 ай бұрын
这民族跟台湾原住民很像。
@leongng21053 ай бұрын
为什么是3本护照?大马台湾和那一本是什么?
@justinchan84393 ай бұрын
香港
@leongng21053 ай бұрын
@@justinchan8439 wah谢谢。有香港人吗?没发现
@yanhaowong87603 ай бұрын
Negara Sarawak
@fungphinleong21163 ай бұрын
我这里沙巴有 ikan, wanita, puyung 这一类的名字
@cfengnet3 ай бұрын
马来西亚真的太少推东马了
@syvoon3 ай бұрын
怕西马人污染东马🙈
@ahwoowoo63873 ай бұрын
愚笨问一下,为什么一定要经过汶莱?不能绕过汶莱走吗?
@christinalee69363 ай бұрын
目前没有绕过汶莱的柏油马路
@gwencha3 ай бұрын
Currently a road is being built to connect Limbang and Lawas to other part of Sarawak by going around Brunei. It was very difficult before. Logging road and very rough terrain as it goes through the highlands. I am unsure if the final product will still require 4WD cars or is it friendlier. Read up on Sarawak Sabah Link Road project. If i understand correctly, certain phases of the project will be open to public soon