China between 1910-1920 (Beijing - Peking)【4K 60Fps Colorized Stabilized】with Sound

#China - Peking between 1910-1920
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[@BravoTangoAviation]

I love the guy at 1:40. He thinks he can hide behind the little tree and he can't be seen.

[@Amblin80s]

He made me wheeze-laugh. Even if I did nothing for the rest of my life, if I had an unintentionally silly moment that was captured on camera and it made another person wheeze-laugh 100 years from now, I would consider it a victory. I started watching the video and thinking solemnly about my Chinese grandparents before promptly losing it at 1:44.

[@adammurray8361]

Lol 👁️

[@sayhitosteve2785]

But if he stands verry still...

[@zhouzhou-dc6oq]

he's just want to konw what you're doing

[@cobaltblue1975]

The real magic of these videos is in the audio work. Don't get me wrong, its visually stunning but how many of you forgot that this was a silent film?

[@notabletex3534]

是賦予生命

[@songzhong1611]

When it's colored, it feels so real.

[@Larkinchance]

Computerized restoration? Brilliant!... Center the image to recover film sprocket damage, removal of specks and dirt anomalies, Increase frame rate to remove unnatural motion and just the right amount of colorization..!!! excellent!..

[@wongdaniel9586]

adjust the playback speed to 0.75 times 😄

[@margerabe]

1:43 "I'm gonna hide behind this tree so the camera can't see me"

[@thetruthandnobs2]

Wow. History comes alive! 🎥🎞️

[@MDud-pg2un]

That was amazing

[@emiliatepano8504]

Awesome work!!!! I love to see the images of the ancient China ❤❤❤

[@alfaeco15]

Not so ancient... 😮

[@tastyaffordabledelicious7391]

Wow, they caught a funeral procession in that reel and I thought a saw a court servant. Fascinating!

[@michaelmalone9062]

Outstanding video. Thanks!

[@LimboGene]

This is like you travelled back in time and recorded 1910-1920s China and uploaded it to KZbin today. Absolutely fantastic.

[@燕北山前萬梅山莊主人]

The original black and white film has no sound. Someone put soundtrack to the film but made a huge mistake of using standard Cantonese to a film of Beijing.

[@kokoro3215]

Life looked so much more calm and slow paced. Nowadays people can’t even drive calmly as the people who are walking in the video.

[@wai0937]

Play at 0.75x for a slightly more realistic pace. Really great work!

[@russtorque2993]

That would be impractical. The reel would look like it's shown in fast forward mode

[@wai0937]

@@russtorque2993 0.75 is slower, not faster.

[@adammurray8361]

I felt like they were hauling ass lol

[@xaraxen]

Once Upon A Time In China...

[@saeidmotallebi]

What a clean weather!!!

[@otaviodelucca3573]

What a poor people

[@87g4g3]

How do you not have more views? Great work!!

[@nusaibahibraheem8183]

Their roads look amazing and very wide, as if there are cars.

[@otaviodelucca3573]

The road recorded in the video, if I’m not mistaken, is the Imperial Way or Emperor’s Way At the high times of monarchy, only the nobles could walk there It became the main road afterwards, that’s why it’s wide

[@GoodCitizen-gm1tl]

of course not, I'm from China, there was no Imperial Way or Emperor's Way in ancient China as the monarch family was living/locked within the Imperial Palace, the Forbbiden City for the entirety of their lifetime, they seldom got the chance to leave the Forbidden City and see commoners. Even if they left the Forbbiden City (which was rare) and toured the commoners' world, they would disguise as commoners in makeups and commoners' clothings due to the danger of assasinations or other risks. There was no such thing as Imperial Way or Emperor's Way in Peking(Beijing) at that time.

[@thesavvyartist]

Thank you for sharing this treasure. This is really an eye-opener. Having lived in the Far East, I noticed that the voices in the video are from Cantonese people. I believe Beijing people spoke the same language they speak now, which is Mandarin. Also, the music in the background are Cantonese. Am I wrong?

[@cambios]

wow...this is a incredible piece of history....quite diferent from the movies.... Great Job

[@Weeping-Angel]

What movies?

[@art7046]

To see this ancient architecture in beijing is so weird since beijing is so modernized now and full of buildings.

[@amirpasha5464]

they are spoiling it. that's why I love the hutongs (alleys) which is near the area of this filming . preserve your history beijing

[@angelkhoo128]

Terima kasih banyak untuk orang yang telah menemukan Camera recording... karena anda lah kami bisa melihat mesin waktu 100 tahun silam..

[@OperafanSingapore]

your restoration work is amazing !!! Please do more - it is so informative. Camels on the road !!! I love it.

[@DKH83]

I want to see what the dress code like during summer :). Amazing work btw.

[@travelvillage2288]

不错，难得的历史映像👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@twentythree7889]

*_First travel bloggers in the world !!!_*

[@Lu._.alienn]

Spotting that imperial consort/concubine, or whatever she was, was like finding an Easter egg. If it was the Empress, or a lady of the emperor himself, that would be even cooler.

[@redpower4804]

Nicely done, however, the sound effects should be corrected. Sounds like everyone speaks Cantonese in this film. (In Beijing, folks speak Mandarin).

[@ridikipicklepeckinpuff583]

I definitely appreciated the camel sounds! Fascinating to see 😁

[@frikandelkroket9335]

The ambient sound is Cantonese. Nice 👍 but not correct.

[@undrgrnd734]

I recognized specifically at 1:16 some woman saying $14 in Cantonese and was immediately like wow rip my immersion edit - wrong time stamp

[@art7046]

How? This was filmed in beijing

[@songzhong1611]

Maybe the sound is not original.

[@brandont5356]

14 dollars can buy many many things at that time!

[@yauhantsang8054]

Lol was searching can the camera record sounds this gd back then then the lady talk in cantonese.

[@mytempuser7210]

Surprisingly, many were still wearing pigtails

[@rolmaguiland21]

Wow it like living there

[@jiangyinteacher]

Beautiful video and amazingly Beijing and many part of China have kept the character and at the same time developed into super cities

[@frewofstew6304]

Damn! The Empress is there!

[@letthemxeatcake]

Must be a concubine or some other imperial lady.

[@kevinh573]

Y am I hearing Cantonese when this is supposed to be Mandarin which is a dialect spoken in the north?

[@dpayO2]

@Wardog Fights The audio is overlayed. You can hear the same thing twice at 1:16 and 2:28

[@erichmichaelis7521]

Напоминает муравейник. Спасибо, очень интересно!

[@larissav5218]

I think this is China that Westerners want to see most, and in this video, Chinese people in the past are very similar to Westerners today.

[@markbenjamin1703]

That is pretty much true. Few cities now have a unique identity all glass towers and branded clothing made en-mass

[@nonnon1983]

Amazing.

[@russtorque2993]

I didn't know Beijing didn't have bikes & trams in that era. The reel is very transparent & probably digitised for enhancement

[@LadyMul]

I don’t suppose who can share what the camera looked like? It must have seemed an odd gadget especially when a few of them came in close to stare. It’d be nice to see what they saw. Thanks.

[@muhd195ify]

Can you provide link to those AI you use if you take it fro github or open source projects. I just want to use it for educational purpose.

[@ajcollection2091]

Amazing...

[@eirikTP]

thumbs up for the video, thumbs down for the fake audio

[@caiomello197]

Maravilhoso assistir cenas dessa época de Pequim.

[@jomon723]

Boxer Rebellion was here in 1900....Movie 55 Days at Peking .....on KZbin

[@johnnywalker8592]

The speed is incorrect, it is appropriate to play at 0.75 speed

[@c31979839]

You're correct. The people look more natural at 0.75 speed.

[@valeenoi2284]

Wow! What are those camels doing on the bridge?

[@catsareetuc7022]

There were mostly men, but few signs of women.

[@dianasoletyoutube]

Also not many children in the streets

[@cao6496]

They were controlled by men and not easily allowed to fool around on street in the public area.

[@jomon723]

At the end,,,Is that the forbidden city way. way in the background

[@mentalhealthadvocate3753]

why couldn’t people run instead of sitting on those carts pulled by men?

[@PhimjraiTV]

On the winter season I guess

[@melonlemon3050]

I wonder why men still had queue even after Qing dynesty?

[@Ottovonostbahnhof]

Loyalists

[@周骏-d2n]

pigtails were cut after 1911,so the film was shot before year 1911

[@valeenoi2284]

The tailors back then hadn't discovered how to measure one's arm's length apparently.

[@constancehioe]

2:28 I heard Cantonese "14 dollars" @@

[@ammiekk]

Me too!

[@subliminallyinc]

how is that possible??? they're in Beijing they should be speaking Mandarin not Cantonese. Unless the author of this video just injected modern day audio to fill the video. I don't think they invented the microphone yet back then for this footage.

[@e.jenima7263]

At the very beguining uyou see PPl. walking on the beggars bridge. this is a grave offense and one which was punishable by beating or even death ! Bec the beggars bridge the biddle one was reserved for the emporeres procceshion. but by this point in time nobody obeyed the law and it was not enforced bec. of the disconnect and divide in the old society.

[@dorisescarlata7231]

top!

[@taichitao85]

fast-forward 100,000 years from now.

[@yiuminglo]

辮子還未剪，應該在1911之前。收復加色速度校正及配音都很好👍

[@pingchukli1478]

过去旧社會的人类好惨!

[@hongeast5174]

大多应该是1912以后的，只有少部分是清朝时期的，比如你如果仔细看，城门前的士兵穿的是新式军服和大檐帽，大多情况下是没有辫子的。

[@cao6496]

@@pingchukli1478 well, education system said past was so proud and glorious. fact disclosed now!

[@candymiBB]

3:16 a police ?

[@franks.2544]

Quite a bit of cannibalism going on in that time frame.

[@dahang7485]

👍

[@Asian1626]

Why all people's dress color were in indigo ? Strange 🤔

[@jorgepascualfuentecilla3746]

1:15- 1:46 Who is that man? He is clearly watching those who record, he looks suspicious, and even tries to hide his face behind a tree xd

[@sylviaxia508]

Because people at that time had no idea what a camera is, so I am sure he was just curious about what was going on.

[@viemarirunoa]

Me

[@elsonmendes3224]

BATCHE (Universo) Rei de Universo. CHINE COLORIZE.

[@o.g.geezer7058]

1:47 one example of the Black Chinese people shown in vintage film. 3:06 woman on left. Man to here left. 3:16 man on left.

[@stevencrawford1841]

I thought I saw my 3rd grade music teacher at one time, the entire time.. I cant tell

[@karenblue9223]

2:28... I listen Cantonese ...

[@robertrathman9906]

in 1910? Nipkow disk recorder?

[@goosecouple]

Haha... Why folks in Beijing speaking Cantonese?

[@thistamndypo]

I don't think they're speaking modern Cantonese. But also Mandarin was not the standard language at the time.

[@wildmanofhk]

@@thistamndypo At that time, only government officials speak Mandarin. Especially in Peking.

[@patryk88]

I thought I heard Cantonese too!!!

[@blueeye1017]

I heard a woman said "14 dollars"

[@燕北山前萬梅山莊主人]

No we don't, we speak Mandarin only. The original black and white film has no sound. Someone put soundtrack to the film but made a huge mistake of using standard Cantonese to a film of Beijing.

[@btango6929]

ummmm, Beijing with a Cantonese sound track?

[@streambai5656]

No.

[@XxsoulrockaxX]

Stream Bai yes

[@constancehioe]

yes.... 2:28 i heard someone said "14 dollars" in Cantonese

[@燕北山前萬梅山莊主人]

The original black and white film has no sound. Someone put soundtrack to the film but made a huge mistake of using standard Cantonese to a film of Beijing.

[@j2hsieh]

100 years from now, there will be no more human being

[@sergio4660]

@Lagartija Math wow SO edgy

[@blarstone9322]

Or maybe your conscious will be transferred to a technology, making you able to transfer into another body.

[@viemarirunoa]

@@sergio4660 Wake me up Wake me up inside

[@LeonardoCaida]

The footage is definitely taken before 1912. If you sure it's from 1910 to 1920, then you can shorten the range.

[@明李-v7m]

now I totally understand why "main road" in Chinese language is called "horse road".

[@amirpasha5464]

yeah. I live in beijing . liangmaqiao. two horses bridge

[@jimmythegentconway8690]

When Asia was not that occidentalized

[@preshmk1668]

Jet Lee's every where

[@albertorojas4948]

Since the. People have been monitoring from CCp

[@letthemxeatcake]

They had camels!

[@qiqi7127]

2:37 格格?!?😅 it looks like 1900 to me

[@RoskinGreenrake]

I can see that style of headwear coming back if they improve solar power tech 😋 to charge your devices.

[@Azizz1]

Why do you think it is 1900? the clothes were different?

[@常静焘]

@@Azizz1 1910年中国发生了革命，过去的中国统治者清朝结束，新的统治者中华民国建立。格格是清朝时满族姑娘的特有服饰。不过因为历史的惯性，很多传统我相信不可能立刻发生改变

[@danielpang9358]

Did hear wrongly I heard cantonese?

[@cafefps]

The original videos have no audio. The background audio is artificially added. I guess the person who made the video doesn't understand cantonese or mandarin so they didn't realize the error.

[@Y_shawn]

More than 100 years ago, how dilapidated and backward my country was No wonder Western countries could invade us at that time

[@giriaditya1534]

fidio ini jaman masa Hua Yuwen sia, legent Fong sayuk, Ming heykun, wong feyhung tenks

[@cao6496]

This is the real situation of Beijing during Qing Dynasty under Manchurian control.

[@borderlesslife]

如果建筑都能保存下来，真是人类之幸，可惜了

[@啦啦啦玩魔兽的妹纸]

P S 怎么可能啊，那我们住哪里，人太多了啊。虽然很可惜但是没有办法，要去找古宅就去落后一些的偏僻一些的地方找吧，或者是大户人家。

[@啦啦啦玩魔兽的妹纸]

P S 就像现在的楼房，过个七八十年年肯定要推掉重改吧，即使大家都舍不得但是又能怎么样呢。

[@borderlesslife]

@@啦啦啦玩魔兽的妹纸 确实是的，但是我们可以在郊区建新城啊，比如苏州。毕竟建筑都是风水会影响国运的，拆掉不妥，北京那时候过度破四旧想学苏维埃搞现代化

[@啦啦啦玩魔兽的妹纸]

P S 哎 已经拆了就不要去想了

[@CLWu-qm9wq]

@@啦啦啦玩魔兽的妹纸 印度为了保护德里老城直接建了个新德里，其他很多国家也都是选择在老城外面盖新城，现在嫌北京太不便又开始找新行政中心（雄安之类的），早干嘛去了

[@Dancingleaf243]

Surprise to see so many camels

[@CannibaLouiST]

I think the video is still a bit too fast..

[@oliverlegarde8966]

Wow

[@tanzil88]

This is a reupload of the same video from other KZbinr.

[@regnittub740]

?! ....Please show me. Because i restored this Video by myself...

[@tanzil88]

regnittuB really? Then the other one is the one who stole? Wow

[@tanzil88]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5O0qHqigqqYhac It's not 100% same, but I think a scene or 2 are the same? Like opening he also use the street scene, im not sure, maybe u guys use the same source of video. Sorry, I didn't mean to accuse you. It just I saw his video first before u, so i was schocked at first. Now im confused after comparing both videos. Sorry once again.

[@regnittub740]

@@tanzil88 Thanx for the Link an no problem ;) It seems like the other Uploader worked on the same footage on the same time. He premiered his upload 1 Day after mine... Damn and he got way more Clicks...Shit happens. - Greetings.

[@tanzil88]

@@regnittub740 as you can see my reaction, it's almost the same altho different length. The color, sound and ambience looks so similar. Maybe u guys use the same AI software too.

[@flash_channel2161]

Did china aqcuire this film technology in the early 1900s I thought it was only in UK.

[@周骏-d2n]

the film must hv been shot by westerners

[@Kinsanity]

footage feels like it was shot at 60fps, hows that possible???

[@BeppaBeo]

I don't know too much about it but I believe it's somehow done by duplicating existing frames then playing the footage at a faster rate. So for example if it was recorded on film that took 30 frames of footage a second they would create a copy of each frame so then there would be 60 frames but it would take twice as long to view the footage so they have to increase the rate that the footage is played back so you could fit 60 frames per second.

[@lewislam5773]

The sound track is wrong,,,,buddy,,,,,,I can heard someone speak Cantonese,,,,, 😂😂😂

[@鶴帥]

文革後影片中的幾乎都沒了

[@ritawing1064]

Nirvana in Fire it isn't...

[@leebolun7395]

我怎么还听到有广东话在里面啊？在讨论价钱什么的，确定是北京拍的吗？

[@thhui3793]

我听到讲“十四蚊” ！不过可能声音是后加上去的！

[@peachlov]

Udh maju bgt ga si dari segi bangunan di jaman itu

[@tetsuw5989]

All men got their pigtail so it can't be later than 1912.

[@letthemxeatcake]

Concubine spotted at 2:16

[@BiPolarBear128]

where are the women ? its mostly men in these videos .. saw only 2 women in this video

[@sansm14]

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