Good Morning MONGOLIA

turiin duulal, Mongolian National Anthem
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[@tiptopcrack]

One of the most epic national anthem in the world. Love it, i'm Sundanese Indonesian

[@markie4875]

I like this anthem of course

[@otgo]

thank you

[@Tartaro-mq3uj]

This make me feel Mongol (maybe for my 0,00002% Gengis Khan genes in my blood like everyone)

[@ivanstrummiello4843]

With the USSR anthem (1977 version) and the French one, by far the Mongolian hymn is the best I have ever listened…

[@alphatrolltv15]

Darkhan manai tusgaar uls, daryan mongolyn ariun golomt

[@afieysyafiey98]

such a beautiful melody anthem ❤ from malaysia

[@Sushiriceoreo]

A lot of Malaysians think that im Malaysian Chinese, but im Malaysian Mongol

[@mollareno]

Why are people sitting when the national anthem is played and the flags are hoisted??

[@metamod.1880]

Because Mongolia is also a free country, unlike their neighbors.

[@dliu4827]

Phinearion Sherflynn Actually, its because of cultural/political factors. Keep in mind that Mongolia still is the country that requires their national anthem played daily on all media channels at the end of broadcast (as part of their national anthem clause). The fact that this ceremony happens so often (sometimes daily) might contribute to there being less strict rules regarding physical position. You technically could probably get away with sitting for the national anthem in some other countries... if only you had somewhere to sit. No one could sit in China for the anthem when the flag is raised in Tian An Men Square if they wanted to because there would be nowhere to sit asides from the ground, which would be unhygienic and a little embarrassing. The fact people are sitting in this video might have to do with the fact there actually is a place to sit.

[@zaldygallardojr.322]

Maybe just doing rehearsals for a grand National Day parade...

[@g13flat]

@@zaldygallardojr.322 Yes looks like a rehearsal given that the band does not stand to attention when they stopped playing.

[@Poleczech1988]

They have the freedom of choice.

[@bruhgimmememes]

Who watch this on 2021? Me 2015 is the year when I'm 1

[@busukevm8288]

How often does this type of ceremony happen in the capital?

[@otgo]

22/5000 Every year, in summer...

[@Poleczech1988]

Every morning to usher in the new day.

[@ClearsightAltAccount]

@@otgo 5000?

[@otgo]

@@ClearsightAltAccount it's a mistake (5000) Sorry

[@VarangianOblast]

I want to listen to this while in Mongolia, do they do this in September?

[@StuartGaming-tx5op]

So early🌇

[@narongritchoojorn2242]

I want to know Who is the monument?

[@58tarik58]

I guess it is Chengiz Khan. No other mongolian leader can come closer to his reign

[@Silvi186]

@@58tarik58 nope, It's monument of Damdin Sükhbaatar . He was a founding member of the Mongolian People's Party and leader of the Mongolian partisan army that took Khüree during the Revolution of 1921. He's life period is 1894-1923 RIP. Also Chengiz is not right spelling its Chingis.

[@osmanlisuleyman9909]

@@Silvi186 wrong. It is the statue of chengiz khan. Wat can an american know about the land of my cousins?

[@galsaa0705]

@@osmanlisuleyman9909 well, Biggest B is correct. The square was formerly called Sukhbaatar's Square but now is changed to Chingis Square. Great Khans statue is overseeing the square from the center of Parliament house.

[@sirhuffington1512]

@@Silvi186 here in the US we learn it as "Genghis"