Dancing Without Sound, Performing Without Sight

[@purpurr707]

Im glad they didnt narrate over their sign language, it kind of gives them their own voice even through the silence

[@exog8848]

Fawn Frauscht I appreciated that too.

[@kotrynak7465]

i

[@dollbunni]

But now blind or people with bad sight have no clue what she's saying.

[@sittiemaimonahabuat4429]

loved it

[@juliettebraden3328]

This falls into a common problem though of not actually showing the sign. In a lot of productions using sign, the camera cuts off the hands and you can't see what they are saying. In this one specifically, they cut to different images and use subtitles. And as someone else said, it doesn't allow blind people to understand what is being said.

[@emilyhouse2479]

*”through each other’s breathing patterns”* what the hell, I would be so focused on how I’m playing let alone everyone else’s *breathing patterns, mad respect man* 🤯🤯

[@neurofiedyamato8763]

Violinist and accompanist frequently use breathing signals for transitions. Although the people in this video need to pay attention through out to keep in sync, not just during transitions.

[@labeccaoof3324]

@@neurofiedyamato8763 i dont and i play violin.

[@deviltriggers]

LaBecca Oof different people, different techniques. but i can guarantee that mist musicians focus on breathing rhythm

[@averychadwick1127]

Namjoon so cuteeee

[@nehr400]

Emily House armyyy

[@Its_sabribri]

They use the vibrations in the earth to learn the dance? *TOPH HAS ENTERED THE CHAT*

[@furiousphoenix9784]

Toph: Finally , A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!

[@whatuser9802]

*Toph: YOU DARE OPPOSE ME MORTAL?!?!?!*

[@courtneylv8154]

Yas!

[@dearmalaysia]

Who knew Twinkle Toes could dance?

[@misery_of_mika]

Haha imagine TOPH DANCING I-

[@persephonepomegranate9652]

Meanwhile our group project isn't even progressing because non of us wants to cooperate to each other

[@hellokitty2552]

I relate with this comment on a spiritual level...

[@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186]

This is mood for this semester

[@Albiefanatic]

I relate to this too

[@versthappening603]

None*

[@cjaknshfhf4728]

True fact

[@moist9192]

For a while I was reading the subtitles but then I slowly realised that I’m Chinese. I’m capable of speaking Chinese. What am I doing-

[@hiimryan2388]

Miah Cheung omg same!

[@jinhitmoarmymultifandombis8817]

Awww cute!

[@diyaparikh6440]

That is so cute

[@xumanifesto_o3082]

EXACTLY.

[@wrenrix]

That. Is a mood and honestly, I did the same

[@luqqy347]

*"They can feel the vibrations through their feet"* Toph is that you?

[@user-fn1nt1su5m]

Luqqy gaming AVATAR GAANG

[@mhatter5740]

Argh I love youuu

[@nindi1396]

Toph!

[@spaceouttunes2139]

Lol I love that show

[@vbgvbg1133]

TOPH OMGGGGG

[@SuperDoggykong]

The first thing my music teacher taught me when I started my instrument is to play without sight. "when you lose one sense, you gain another" he said.

[@grave8494]

When you close your eyes a sense get stronger.

[@Mikinoarisu]

Wow what a wise word from ur teacher

[@sumitshresth]

that is why meditation is done eyes shut. you open your mind by shutting down your eye.

[@fluffy_catproductions2110]

Same, I learned ukelele with my eyes closed, now I can really connect with the music. It's so cool!

[@Actualshard]

@tracy Star thank you for your contribution, i guess

[@crazyforlyrics-]

People talking without speaking People hearing without listening People writing songs that voices never share No one dared Disturb the sound of silence

[@crazyforlyrics-]

@Uraraka Ochako Thanks

[@crazyforlyrics-]

@Uraraka Ochako yo👉

[@crazyforlyrics-]

@Uraraka Ochako 👐👏

[@joeyy88]

@Uraraka Ochako it's from a song

[@crazyforlyrics-]

@@joeyy88 Yeah. The sound of Silence

[@spreadpeace6761]

If anyone is wondering, this dance is based on the Chinese goddess of compassion "Guanyin". According to folk tale, when she was a mortal, she used to be a princess, her father got a severe illness but she managed to save him by sacrificing her own hands and eyes. &The Buddha's heart was deeply moved by the extreme love she had for her father that he gifted her thousands of eyes and thousands of hands to help all living beings that are suffering in the world.

[@mimimosa259]

spread Peace that’s beautiful

[@hanene1649]

thats amazing i literally am tearing up for some reason... really heartwarming

[@cutekittykat40]

Hey

[@leelorenz.3889]

Buddha seems like a nice man

[@adventuresociety588]

This is so amazing.

[@eggyec]

The dancers somehow reminds me of Earth Benders from Avatar! The way they interpret the beat of the drum through the ground, along with the handmovements hehehe!

[@nobitanobi1891]

＠ふわふわふわふわ I thought the same thing 😂😂

[@minhaaa7222]

Exactly!! 🌚🥔🌚

[@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186]

Seismic sense

[@chrysannasmirneou6079]

Like toph!

[@uuhbsj297]

I love that movie....

[@medic8410]

Blind Band Member: *breathes* Other Members: “Ah I see” *music intensifies*

[@karenwilliams7892]

Wait... How they seeing?? If they blind...?? 🤨🤔🤔🤨

[@치우친태형]

@@karenwilliams7892 sense

[@homuraaa]

Karen Williams only one is blind

[@extrapathos]

Weow

[@canhedotricks6078]

basically, yeah

[@meghnashankar591]

i don't think people realize how hard it is to be a musician without any visual cues, especially in an ensemble, and to dance with no sound of the rhythm is absolutely incredible (also, bod hit sat va? really? its bō-di-suht-va)

[@dexterjohnyabut-ilagan5279]

So informative

[@5876tct]

Some people can't pronounce properly.

[@Enrelie]

Meg Shankar I’m Tibetan Chinese and when he said that I CRINGED lol.

[@sps6374]

Voice actors are not researchers or linguists, he read Bodhisattva in English and simply pronounced it as an English-speaker would naturally do... It's not like the subject here is Sanskrit, Buddhism or even Guanyin... Plus, to be consistent with Chinese Bouddhism and faithful to the pronunciation in a Chinese context (they're in Beijing), he would have said it in Mandarin rather than in Sanskrit, wouldn't he ? =) [=pútísàduǒ, or simply púsà].

[@Yp4031tmx]

Fun Fact: Mozart was also deaf. (Not actually sure if this true.)

[@smivan.]

This is incredibly heartwarming.

[@recon441]

Ivan Smirnov I know right :')

[@rexthegamergembox]

a bit sad too.

[@shiba1129]

Ivan Smirnov OMG THEY CAME TO COSTA RICA AND I SAW THEM IN A RESTAURANT PRESENTING A SHOW😨😱😱

[@retrogamerbeast1004]

anyone know the song at the start?

[@24yrukdesigner]

WOW this is like the Chinese Matrix!!! :O

[@KweKanata]

My father was deaf and was an amazing dancer. Not professionally, but he could tear it up! He loved music, he could feel it through his feet. Thank you for letting us see this video, it meant a lot to me.

[@WaterKatara]

They listen to each other's breathing😐This is some ninja stuff guys

[@joerodriguez3761]

That's what she said..

[@WaterKatara]

@@joerodriguez3761 ? That didn't make sense bro but good to know you're thinking dirty 🙄

[@joerodriguez3761]

@@WaterKatara well it was more of an amusing thought, but not many people realize that..

[@MarionetteDuAuguste]

BelleJaneKidaBarbieZeldaSamus not really...I was in an acapella choir for a few years and I can tell you that without a doubt the easiest way to keep in time with the group is to synchronize your breathing. When you can’t see, your other senses become more refined, so it’s entirely within the realm of possibility for a group of blind musicians to keep time through listening to each other breathe

[@artjoseph5455]

Yeah but Ninja=Japan Not China.

[@Mintchocoable]

They came to our elementary when I was in grade 3 and performed in front of our entire 3000+ students. it was a breathtaking experience.

[@indigoblueenthustiast4714]

Mintchocoable you have 3000+ students in ur elementary?? Holy shit where do u live? I had like 42

[@Mintchocoable]

Beijing. I went there for three years. It was one of the most prestigious elementary school in China where most of my fellow classmates were diplomats, higher officials in government and scientists' kids. One of the kids a grade below me was the son of the first astronaut to be sent into space by the Chinese space program. Established in 1949, same year as the People's Republic of China, you can't enroll in that school simply with just money, you need connections to get in. The average tuition was around 32k USD per year (two semesters) in the 2000s. Our principal at the time was the wife of a military chief, she retired in her 70s and our new principal had an education Ph.D. from Harvard. Our school was HUGE that grade 1 and 2 each had 12 classes with 60 students per class and grade 3-6 had 8 classes with the similar amount of students. We had to open another school at another location to deal with over-population since its located in the heart of Beijing. Oh fun fact, we actually got to celebrate our 60th anniversary of school at the Great Hall of the People (state building where government officials use it to hold legislative and ceremonial activities like foreign relation events. )

[@sl1393]

Mintchocoable So 😎

[@Raghad-hc7nn]

Indigoblue Enthustiast do you actually have only 42 people in your whole school??

[@lucy-ke6yq]

The exact place, or just somewhere that did the same dance style?

[@silverdove112]

This is incredible. Sad to think that the blind cannot see the dancers and the deaf cannot hear the musicians, yet they work beautifully together.

[@lianguini4642]

Huh..

[@s.s5933]

I mean yeah but..... The dancing is awesome af

[@lianguini4642]

INDIGO T.V. It is indeed

[@no-cx5ro]

S o s i g

[@braionwarren8263]

PERIODT!!!’

[@Quetzalcoatl-Dragon_97]

That sounds like a passive insult, I know you're well meaning, but damn.

[@lucianor.3252]

This makes me want to do something with my nonexistent life

[@scp--297]

Luchi_33 3 Same.

[@ten4241]

Same man

[@basielu]

lol hey. you guys have time to figure that out first ❤

[@haaley4796]

I feel u

[@trover1922]

Look on the bright side! You learned how to play hot cross buns on the recorder in 4th or 5th grade!

[@cyannovafrostrc]

As a Chinese, there is something I need to complain about... *THIS IS SO FREAKING BEAUTIFUL*

[@miinako7643]

奕星 same and yeah ;’)

[@rlgcy9771]

YES SAME

[@gaiaaoi1005]

Deaf and mute should not be a limit! This is beautiful.

[@meherinmouly]

Agreed!

[@havanax8096]

I heard that Chinese people don't have youtube

[@amanofcultur9903]

Dayum this is mesmerizing. Also, the new narrator has a great voice.

[@jaredthegamer614]

Uncle Bob lol

[@biblicallyaccurateangel1378]

ikr

[@hecko-ck6kh]

Uncle Bob wow

[@acroella0751]

Uncle Bob M

[@trixiemattelswig849]

Uncle Bob o

[@olivesaregreener]

I had a friend in ballet who was deaf and during recitals our teacher would be at the back of the theater beating glow in the dark drumsticks so that my friend could follow the beat. She also greatly enjoyed tap since she could "hear" the tapping from everyone's shoes.

[@iwonthesitateebltch3319]

Aww that's so sweet

[@kamomile_tea]

That's so wholesome! I love how your teacher went above and beyond.

[@meherinmouly]

Thats a nice teacher!

[@calvin8284]

See no evil, hear no evil. That’s why they’re so amazing

[@pratitinath105]

And there's me, can hear, talk, see, walk. But *Can't even do pull ups..*

[@skyfallunoPretzel]

Not me

[@naomii874]

@@skyfallunoPretzel ok.. good for u...

[@owaissuryo1695]

What does talking,hearing,walking have to do with strength?

[@joerodriguez3761]

Cause ur shit..

[@allmight5008]

So change your life.. Do 100 push up, 100 sit up, 100 squat and run 10km everyday.. Eat only bananas at breakfast and do not use air conditioner

[@emilyliu4919]

I would be that one person who sticks out their arm at the wrong time

[@Mureirsa]

@Jada Isaacs g8 reply

[@prissystackz3586]

Emily Liu 😂

[@missmelonfries]

Ow, that’s me. Except I stick out my arms and T-pose

[@usedtoiletpaperroll]

Same

[@forevertheaii]

🤣

[@cosysocks7634]

Dancers: Use vibrations to keep in time *Toph Beifong has entered the chat.*

[@hinatashoyo7252]

Copied

[@cosysocks7634]

@@hinatashoyo7252 wdym?

[@DraqonfruitYT]

@@hinatashoyo7252 someone might’ve just posted the same comment by coincidence

[@Sarah-lg6db]

love their passion and glad they were given the opportunity to perform!

[@RA-gl3ks]

C Hushgege probably that not many would take in people with disabilities (I’ve seen it a lot 🙃)...so they’re happy that they have a place for them to showcase their talents and dreams

[@reinza3456]

I love your profile pic tho, it's a cute derpy looking cat 😺

[@balls_6969]

BluH Blab that’s Ollie also known as the polite cat

[@hiimcatbug9901]

This story is amazing and beautiful. Thanks for the video.

[@denisebabiera3218]

Hi I'm Catbug ikr

[@azthetical2980]

Hi I'm Catbug i

[@nicolettemartinez4453]

OMG A CATBUG ARE YOU ALSO A MIRACULOUS FAN ME TOO

[@hemlockLore6905]

This is so fascinating to me. My brother was born blind but is very musicly gifted. He plays guitar, paino, and the drums like they are second nature. It's amazing what such gifted people can do even when missing one or even two of their main senses. It's truly amazing.

[@lpsgogirl101]

“their feet can feel and pick up sound vibrations that come theough the floor” so your telling me that they are earthbenders?

[@pixalotz]

r/woooooosh

[@shrekschild2356]

Avatar Fandom!?

[@alexandria4449]

When they said that u immediately thought of Avator...

[@sayyurrr]

fanboi do u not know who Toph is???

[@sayyurrr]

fanboi do you not know who Toph is???

[@zahraa.8867]

I LOVE THIS STORY! This is the best video you made

[@lucy-ke6yq]

The Zahra Jam Yeah!

[@sphynx7242]

2:04 the captions say "(speaking in foreign language)" Because of course there are only 2 languages: 1. English 2. Foreign (impossible to learn)

[@adrinay]

simplified chinese

[@adrinay]

traditional chinese is more hard to learn

[@sphynx7242]

@@adrinay the only difference between simplified and traditional chinese is that traditional chinese has more complicated symbols there is only 1 version of spoken chinese

[@tripurasundari5940]

For Forigeners english is foreign

[@bananaart6481]

Levi Ackerman ikr, some people just don’t understand. Sigh....

[@deathrattle3]

YES I KNEW THERE WOULD BE A GREAT BIG STORY FOR THEM! i love this group of dancers so much

[@trover1922]

And then there’s me, perfectly healthy, perfectly normal.... but can’t do jack shit

[@exog8848]

Trover19 we're on the same situation.

[@shahhimi1431]

Don't say that about yourself try and instrument or something all the kids my school found something like singing, acting, dancing, artists, and even kids in business!

[@ayumuchorizo4486]

You be you, and that's enough :)

[@surisurimasuri25]

Trover19 um i have dance classes but i cANT DANCE

[@elead.4193]

you’ll never be able to do something if you dont try, it’s never too late to accomplish something :D

[@mr.sheenanigan6961]

Man: you would think this performance requires all five senses. Me: how tf would you perform this with taste

[@whatchyagonnado]

There's really good joke potential but I'm not sure how to spin it...

[@angie0430]

t a s t e the music

[@DS-tt9px]

Taste your sweat while practicing

[@bluetickbeagles116]

I’m awestruck. What a victory for these performers, to fight past a disability and excel beyond excellence shows grit, perseverance and fortitude! They are truly inspiring.

[@BGRUBBIN]

The blind guy that is card mechanic on Penn and Teller said, lazy and procrastination are worst, give me blindness any day.

[@sacrore9]

Ugh I'm tired of hearing the word "grit"

[@renataellian7537]

they are truly an inspiration, so mesmerizing

[@MH_Poogie]

Indeed

[@vivianitehawk2458]

This video makes me realise that my ability to hear and see is lucky, and I should be thankful for it. Edit: omg 40 likes thank you so much!

[@katieblox7023]

This video is beautiful. I thought that the dance was cool when it was produced years ago, but after watching this, I didn’t even know they were deaf, this is amazing, and really inspiring.

[@indragunawan205]

No matter what you do, you just can't beat the Chinese. Period.

[@isanulilham260]

Indra Gunawan i do believe in effort. perhaps they put 3000% effort to accomplish something.

[@DragyDL]

It all depends on whether u want to try your hardest on doing it or just Give up

[@bobcrqw]

Communism tho

[@arunabhadas8799]

deaf people blind people has another special sence which make best artist in all time SURDAS used to wrote song about god but he cannot see what he wrote kali das wrote all raga same case here too

[@childofivy]

Unless you're Japanese, they've done it a bunch throughout history.

[@angelinimartini]

Okay.... why would anyone dislike this video? These people seem to be living their best life. Seem fulfilled and happy. People who dislike this just have to be trolls

[@adrinay]

trolls

[@adrinay]

yes

[@gonkong5638]

Miss click....

[@oliviaidk454]

nah its bots.

[@summerrainyseason5967]

Amazing, i love their performance, i even have it in my Amazing Dance playlist. Knowing the hardwork they do make this even more special and great

[@kabayangila]

Thùy Dương Nguyễn Mai please share the link

[@Hakajin]

You have an amazing dance playlist? That's cool. Have you heard of Full Radius Dance Company? Many of their performers are physically disabled: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gWa4qXmOZbWGrNk What I really love about them is that they don't treat the disability as something that has to be worked around in order to perform the dance; rather, they incorporate it into the dance in some really beautiful ways. What I remember most from when I saw them is how they used the wheelchairs into the dance. The result was something different than I'd ever seen before.

[@lurkkie9368]

My math teacher showed us the Thousand Hand dance video at the beginning of class one day. I thought it was amazing that people with no hearing could learn such a difficult dance and stay in rhythm.

[@Theteenytweety]

Is actual kpop trash cool math teacher.

[@BieluChukwu9]

When hearing is gone other part becomes more function

[@lydiaaq_8518]

Daesung :o

[@JetFalcon710]

Being a deaf person myself, every aspect of this deeply impresses me. I do hope every one of these actors are having a great life, whether performing or not

[@jatinabhir9249]

Don't complain; everyone can do something special. - this is what they teach us all.

[@axolotls_are_cute7799]

Apparently I'm not everyone

[@tayloranderson8417]

Why is it that this video is partially about deaf people and yet have no captioning? Sincerely, a deaf guy

[@SabinaEngland]

Taylor Anderson it has CC now! I'm deaf too 😊

[@tayloranderson8417]

Great Big Story Thank you, I really appreciate that. I apologize if I came off as rude, it's just frustrating wanting to see other people with disabilities accomplishing amazing things and yet not understand entirely what is going on in the case of this video. I thank you for your quick response and upload of captions. The videos your channel produce look amazing, keep showing the world that anybody can do anything. Thank you.

[@defbug]

As a deaf guy too, I'm tearing up (not really)!!! It's nice to show the world that people with disability can do anything AMAZING!!!!!

[@penisdestroyer619]

thats a cute dog

[@bitlessandbridleless8252]

Being a coda, I can’t live without captions. I’m glad to see they added them.

[@thegacharobloxians596]

2:00 A more accurate translation would be: Besides practicing over and over again, we also have our own tricks.

[@GiGaSzS]

This is just great. Instead of asking for help and being miserable, they decided to improve themselves. This should be inspiration not only for disabled but anyone. Thank for sharing.

[@guppy8073]

I agree that it’s an inspiration, but I don’t think it’s right to imply that asking for help is a negative thing. Some people should get help when they need it. It’s not always healthy to try to do everything by yourself. Neither is completely a better option, since it’s really a case-by-case thing, but the wording of your comment just put me off.

[@specificsoup]

They still ask for and need help. Help for disabled people is just fair accommodations, like when the dance teacher helped them work on rhythm, when the music teachers direct the blind musicians to their chairs, etc. they are doing something great, but disabled people aren’t bad or wrong for asking for help.

[@basicallymid]

Participating in this program IS them asking for help...

[@SabinaEngland]

as a Deaf performer, this was very inspiring to watch! Hopefully I will see the group perform onstage one day ❤

[@charlielovely4064]

My dance teacher: You need to hear the music To dance on beat and with the flow of the music The deaf dancers in this: **signs: Hold my water bottle**

[@gugeyao8640]

I'm proud of being Chinese.

[@shahhimi1431]

Guge Yao I am proud of being a person too.

[@yashsalvi7196]

shah himi wow best comment ever

[@friedfreedjustine3588]

Guge Yao 对啊！

[@adventuresociety588]

I am proud of being American. We can all be happy with what we are, do let us be.

[@bb4251]

@@adventuresociety588 No one is ethnically "American", but I see your point, leading torwards being EUROPEAN..

[@Ellie-hu9gj]

Meanwhile in America people are eating Tide Pods

[@oooglit4655]

Why point out the Americans? If You're Going To Diss A Country, just diss all of them.

[@kaylaphm]

+Simply Tiff but there's no point in dissing other countries, when Americans are the only ones eating tide pods

[@diannayang7399]

Agree

[@iwantedtobethatanomaly2270]

Meanwhile In Finland The streets are filled with snow

[@starlightrose4978]

Meanwhile in England grown adults are fighting on television

[@i4alatus]

Okay that makes me so happy and impressed. I'm Brazilian and two years ago I started learning our sign language, Libras, and met a lot of wonderful people, translators and deaf, and heared a lot of stories. I learned that they're very talkative (oh my God, they speak A LOT non-stop) and share a lot of stories where their conditions made the situation difficult, but they tried their best. Seeing this kind of thing, I can just think that they're winners. Their condition did not stop them. They tried, they learned, they conquered. I'm so happy right now!

[@utsavimishra106]

This is beautiful and truly inspiring. ...

[@ChibiCookiexX]

Man... All of this is just reminds me of Toph from Avatar the Last Airbender. One of my favorite characters in the show♡

[@minhaaa7222]

IKR

[@avocetque]

Here's a joke: Buddha: Ummmm have any of you seen Guanyin lately? Other person: Uhhhhh I think she's still busy washing her all her hands.

[@Skye1421]

*sHe dOsEN't hAvE lOaDs oF hAnDs, iT's jUsT lOaDs oF pEoPle!*

[@vietbluecoeur]

Oh, this is just awesome. Really goes to show there really are no limits to what a person can do! Also, I really want to watch that sword dance live. It looks. So. Cool.

[@chrisdom7731]

Damn, these people are amazing :D

[@three30009]

Mad respect to the one who gave hope and dreams to the disabilities

[@duchi882]

*These moments* are what makes me realize how fortunate I am

[@arthurzhu795]

Finally the show that made all the way to the Chinese NY Gala, ten years ago

[@banana.potato]

Why would someone dislike this? This is literally an outstanding work of art

[@pred1xfn]

This is the definition of amazing

[@meltyflapjack]

‘Their feet can feel the vibrations of the drums’ Toph is that you

[@sin8683]

Being able to understand what they’re saying without the captions is just... the best feeling ever

[@SunnyWu]

It's really sad that they are interviewing blind people but decided to directly encode the captions into the video where a blind person's screen reader can't pick it up. Least they could have done is added all of it to the description, but they didn't.

[@jjjjaspn]

I feel so lucky to be born in China. It makes me so lucky that my people are so talented. I really do feel blessed.

[@shocklogic1970]

when you have a population that big you are bound to have significantly more talented people

[@LittlePanda888]

This is beauty, both inside and outside

[@alliyahanderson3243]

I’d love to be able to see them perform merely because of the art forms. I watched the bodhisattva dance and it was breathtaking. I was a dancer all through school. I also played instruments and sang. These arts require the souls of the performers to deeply love their art form. Knowing they’re disabled is interesting to me.

[@5udiya]

Them: *Dances Beautifully* Me with my team in history: So do you like bread

[@passionnurul]

to me deft people most beautiful human that i've ever seen, meanwhile blind people has wonderful voice.

[@MsDenise522]

willa sheis it is deaf

[@damiengarbutt7229]

They visited and performed in my country last year. I swear my husband and I were smile crying the whole time. It was and has been the most beautifil thing I've ever seen.

[@44ngelicc]

People: *learned a dance that’s really hard* Me: *cant do renegade*

[@izzyy87]

That’s a really beautiful and talented dance. ❤️😱

[@yuh3931]

this made me cry it was so heartwarming, because my brother is disabled but now i know he can bring out his full potential and shine as bright as I know he is!

[@suedawalker8934]

They can feel music from their feet. Goosebumbs 😨😨😨😨 its something like anime and super coool

[@eclsp]

Woaaah my school invited them and we actually got to see them live yay

[@Katie-md7mh]

Theres something so beautiful that so many people with so many different experiences can join together to create something so ethereal

[@peanutbutterjelly1198]

My school lets students dance this too every year an event and in order to join one of my chinese teachers choose students randomly from any class but sadly I’m not one of them

[@怀壁]

台上三分钟，台下十年功

[@friedfreedjustine3588]

李沐英 对

[@ranian9103]

When I was younger, I had the chance to see them IRL thanks to my mom and to this day it is the most impressive show I've ever seen, truly magical.

[@sphynx7242]

"One would think that a performance this difficult and precise, would require all five senses" Taste and smell: "I serve no purpose"

[@alison1234ist2011]

I'm very sorry but. What's the name id the backround song called ?

[@JohnDoe-td2qf]

Darude sandstorm

[@johnfritz4096]

This is so. SO unbelievably amazing. From one that has sight and hearing. I don't have words to express what hard work. What perceiving. This made me cry. So so SO BEAUTIFUL. WE should not take things for granted. Amazing. ❤️❤️❤️

[@mushkbaar]

I just realized the orchestra and the dancers can't communicate whatsoever, cuz the dancers communicate through signs and the orchestra can't read them. That makes them even more fascinating

[@gonegirl3954]

And here my teammates and I are fighting claiming one of us has more work than the other.

[@williamloris2025]

I love humanity for beautiful things like this. The astonishing beauty and kindness this performance and art brings and the story behind it...

[@MrPilot-wm1ow]

Love the video and the background music 🎼

[@jonathanchristian5861]

whats the background music at the intro

[@robertavanesyan8278]

Veens-irizume

[@sav902]

i can can hear talk see and use all of my other senses yet i cant even walk correctly

[@dwifuanni2823]

I couldn't find the words to describe how much I impressed

[@crystaltiger772]

Meanwhile, KEKE, DO YOU LOVE ME, (eats tide pod) WEIL YHOU NEWVER EVER LEWVE ME

[@royalrose4905]

🤣😂😂 I almost choked on my milk

[@damnson9690]

Bro, it's China, ofc cool shit like this exists. The Chinese are doing everything right when it comes to entertainment.

[@arro2546]

damn son Especially authoritarianism!

[@Starrlet]

eee fgh HAH-

[@qoenntrell]

Have you not heard of the idk- censorship???

[@peace2256]

My sister is hearing impaired. I bet she would love this.! I'll share it with her. Edit.. she loved it.!❤❤❤ I'll definitely take her to this after the coronavirus epidemic. Thanks for sharing this beautiful performance by such an amazing group of people..

[@LemonAid2k]

Meanwhile I'm here with my 10-year old cousin who would refuse to do his homework

[@melaniekhanal2833]

meanwhile i'm sitting in my bed eating avocado toast like "i can totally do that!" breaks every single bone in body*

[@archanadandale238]

So difficult for the teacher to teach, so difficult for the students to learn yet so normal for us. True talent. 👌

[@thecrazyredhead7252]

Good thing my ancestors are Chinese I'm proud of my ancestors

[@sanyven2010]

me too m8

[@lili-yo6iv]

I am Chinese. And I’m nothing like them, I feel like a disappointment lmaooo

[@saturnalia_]

My blood is so mixed up that I have Chinese in me, and *I’m dumb as hell*

[@hf2992tobias]

Astra s Buddhism originated from India?

[@Kitkat_004]

Astra s Buddhism spread from India/Nepal into China so while the actual story is from China, Buddhism is originally from Southwest Asia

[@taekooklyf1307]

2:39 🤟🏻 this means ‘i love you’, in american sign language. pinky for i, index and thumb for l and index and pinky for y!

[@BrntVanilla]

they listen to each oter breaths, dance by feeling the vibrations on the ground, holy cow they're amazing! I could never imagine trying to dance in sync with others without saying out loud numbers or the music let alone how all these people perform in such unison

[@ilhamonytube]

Applause

[@UwU-uf2hc]

Does this mean the musicians and the dancers can't communicate with each other? Because the dancers can only sign (I'm assuming) but the musicians can't see, and the musicians can only talk but the dancers can't hear

[@loganberquist1990]

I mean, no. There are other ways to communicate like text to speech talking (or vice versa), interpreters, etc.