茶山瑶的房子Unveiling the Lifestyle and Customs of China's Tea Mountain Yao

[@Frankenxiao]

It's not easy for bloggers to create over the mountains, kudos to you! Looking forward to more and better works!👍

[@kaosaelee805]

Thanks for sharing. I enjoy watching your video clips. Glad to see my iu mien brothers and sisters in china. Chinese people called us Yao. Here in America we’re known as (iu mien ) and same other countries as well. Please download more video clips about iu mien in china. Thank you!

[@yanluo-jr5hd]

There are many ethnic minorities in China, and I hope their culture can be passed on. Thank you for your recognition.

[@Renatapietrz]

Ładny film , ładnie pokazane miasto. Dziękuję. Domy ludzie i codzienne życie. 😊😊😊. coś pięknego....❤🇵🇱🇵🇱🌹🌹🌹

[@yanluo-jr5hd]

Thank you for your praise! I will do my best to showcase more videos!

[@dededoi]

lakkia people, interestingly they don't speak a mienic language like many other yao peoples. they speak a kra-dai language liked zhuang and thai but of course they're very culturally yao.

[@yanluo-jr5hd]

Yes, even if they are both from the Yao ethnic group. They still have many branches. The food, customs and language are all different! But they are all Taoist culture!

[@dededoi]

@@yanluo-jr5hd it's the same in the miao cultures. many branches most don't speak the same language and some aren't even hmongic speakers, there's some that are mienic speakers like the kim mun on hainan and the cao/grass miaos that actually related to the dong/kam-sui

[@yanluo-jr5hd]

I’m so glad you told me this. The world’s diverse cultures are worth exploring.@@dededoi

[@yanluo-jr5hd]

My pleasure

[@itsatrap4986]

They don't speak Mien.

[@yanluo-jr5hd]

My friend, the Yao people also speak the Yao language. They usually communicate with us in Chinese.