Interesting Facts about Daily Life in Ancient China

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In this video, I'll explain Interesting Facts about Daily Life in Ancient China.
1. Ancient Life as a Farmer
2. Ancient Working for the Government
3. Ancient Food
4. Ancient Life in the City
5. Ancient School.
6. Ancient Life of Women
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[@TheAncientLibrary]

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[@sinoroman]

title says ancient china, yet shows qing which was early modern china (also, not han china)

[@redbarnacresfarm5321]

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[@aaaaaaa12489]

HMMM... SOUNDS LIKE WHAT I READ ON DUCKSTERS!!

[@DeanRendar]

the artsyle of the older art shows the same default chin on all the women, like in a index the "Chin A" example or something

[@sirenity8839]

the longer i listen to that chinese folk music the more hungry i get

[@TheAncientLibrary]

Thanks

[@Cubic_l.l]

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[@TheAncientLibrary]

Great job!

[@agnieszkalewanczyk8437]

Cool video.👍I like this!

[@TheAncientLibrary]

Thanks for the visit

[@iisimplythebxstii7907]

Thank you so much this has help me through my first year of high school tyty!!

[@TheAncientLibrary]

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[@aii_penguin9096]

>ancient China >thumbnail showing Japan during the Sengoku Era ok then

[@layanhnaini]

Thank you som much this was really beneficial for me

[@TheAncientLibrary]

Glad it helped!

[@ritarosa1463]

So that's were the Portuguese word for "tea" comes from. Portuguese people who traded with China often brought tea back home. In Portuguese, tea is spelled "chá" just like in Chinese. How curious.

[@k.k.c8670]

Yes.. And so does the term Chai in India. Wonder where the term 'tea' came from.

[@Lyhfmlxx]

And also the iranians call it chai as well

[@zack2804]

@@Lyhfmlxx I don't know about Persian, but in Kurdish it's shortened to cha which is interesting.

[@serenetofu]

the problem is you use 2 traditional Japanese pics in the video, the 1st and in 3:24. yap I know it is hard to distinguish 😅

[@brianchung2402]

very good video, thanks for helping me

[@TheAncientLibrary]

Thanks

[@kakumee]

3:44 shows a Japanese picture of Japanese wemon and girls.

[@benliu9956]

kakumee definitely not a Chinese painting. They should be careful about the reference they use in this educative video

[@kakumee]

@@benliu9956 agreed

[@pdyt843]

Japanese culture copied from china(tang dynasty) this video doesn't show the truth china

[@zer-atop3032]

China and Japan copied to each other and had similar cultures

[@jessicag630]

I've seen some Japanese paintings. Not sure, but it doesn't look like Japanese to me. Looks more like Song Dynasty's.

[@minimoon8271]

this helped me with my project thank you so so so much

[@TheAncientLibrary]

You're welcome! hope you subscribe and share

[@GrapeCheckerBoard]

I don’t think every era of ancient China practiced footbinding, mind you.

[@Ray89135]

Get your lesson straight, that introductory picture (and some others as well) are Japanese, NOT Chinese. If you can't tell, you shouldn't be teaching about Chinese history

[@sammiller552]

Awesome!

[@TheAncientLibrary]

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[@bhradainsalmonmusic]

anyone else asked to watch this by their teachers?

[@sharingan4742]

ye i was im a 4th grader

[@Gidget572]

I like you video you deserve sub and likes

[@TheAncientLibrary]

Thank you Mandy Loftus

[@cagedstowgee4991]

Ancient Rome/China: children were left outside to die if they were unwanted/couldn’t be taken care of. Me: ah yes, look at how “advanced” we were back then!

[@user-yp2vr6ym9d]

Also many women standing outside is Japanese style, they wear Kimono traditionally.

[@alinapostelnicu2242]

Good luck

[@FirstLast-qf1df]

2:14 That looks like a family from the 1970s

[@astrospeedcuber]

Wait... the words in here are the exact same as a website I saw 3 hours ago... copyright??

[@user-yp2vr6ym9d]

The first picture of country side is Japanese at Edo century, not China.

[@joannachoy7979]

I think the person made this video should learn a bit more Chinese history before making it. China did not have pyramid like houses (0:44 photo) in villages, it look like in Africa rather than in China; the photo showed in 0:13 is a Japanese village not Chinese. Most of the photos are from Qing Dynasty which was the last imperial dynasty in China 1644-1912. The Qing Dynasty should only be call Chinese Modern History. China has far longer history before that. We have recorded history from at least from Xia 21st - 17th century BC. I believe they can call Ancient China.

[@slow3499]

4:09 The true meaning of pain...

[@slow3499]

Thats's very sad for women in China

[@chunky_m0nkey]

l bozo get good women had bindings on their feet

[@joenroute9646]

Why a Japanese illustration?

[@kingalza5275]

Because you dont know the east asian culture

[@joenroute9646]

@@kingalza5275 Do you know me to write such statement? Nope!!!!!!!@

[@kingalza5275]

@@joenroute9646 I know! That illustration is from China. Many things in Japan are passed down from ancient China.

[@kingalza5275]

@@joenroute9646 Although the Japanese do not like the Chinese, Japanese has already admitted this

[@joenroute9646]

@@kingalza5275 . Thank you to know your ignorance . This picture is for sure a japanese illustration .

[@oilpainting7455]

my teacher made me watch this shit, someone help me

[@Adjust0]

same rn

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[@agnieszkalewanczyk8437]

😟😖😫this is bad

[@alinapostelnicu2242]

Thank you

[@TheAncientLibrary]

You're welcome