Story of a 800 Year Old Mystery Sunken Ship in China!

[@johnli6782]

It's amazing. Got to appreciate the ingenuity of the time and the meticulousness of the restoration.

[@cherylcallahan5402]

the JaYoe 800 yr. Old sunken ship in China 🇨🇳 appreciate your videos Listening from Mass USA TYVM 💙 JaYoe

[@mjking2798]

It sank during the Song dynasty between 1127 and 1279. Tons of treasures!

[@richardv9648]

wow, that means those pots and pans are twice old as the country of United States.

[@itsme2be]

Thanks for explaining the background of your vlogs. Looking forward to the shows! You are becoming famous in China with the 1.4 billion Chinese and abroad.

[@WalkaboutRojo]

that's a beautiful building that museum is in; been there a few times. the beach it's on has soooo much potential.

[@BygoneChina]

Regarding items made to order, in the 18th and 19th centuries British consumers would order from workshops in China custom designed Porcelain and Mother Of Pearl Gaming Tokens with their family emblem on them, and then wait 2-3 years for their order to be delivered to their homes in Britain!

[@Helghast73]

Yesteryear Anazon Prime 2-3 years delivery for prime users 😂

[@Rambovican]

Totally agree with you Matt, and you are such a natural TV character! Maybe in the future you can have your own TV documentary show😉.

[@JaYoeNation]

I’d be totally interested in that.

[@shauryakiduniya7904]

Nice

[@Rambovican]

@@JaYoeNation And we can call the show as "跟着马特看中国" (Matt's China)😉. Hope some TV stations will be interested in making such show (including CGTN). I am sure it will be very interesting and popular, and lots people would like to see that happen.

[@timothyxie7696]

@@JaYoeNation Also the Chinese or Worldwide version of "Dirty Jobs" documentary series. It will definitely add more local perspectives.

[@rob5556]

Damn work got in the way of the live stream! Again…..JaYoe!

[@nicoletteuy8455]

Matt Matt Matt....👍👍👍🙄🙄🙄 GO! GO! GO!

[@mystictraveler8642]

Wow, your going out to eat with the ctgn crew? So great. What you are doing sounds so much fun. Very fulfilling experience for your life.

[@harryhuang1439]

During that time. Goods owner always goes with the ship. At least the representative if it's a multiple owner shipment.

[@victorc2315]

It's really hard to imagine how people back then did international trade. They could never ensure the safety of the ships.

[@Bikepacking]

I read a lot about that ship over the years very interesting there over 200 of them sunk of the coast of China .. the reason they brought it up with the mub was because years before they found another ship .. but didn’t have the experience or knowledge to raise it ., so they hired a western company to bring up the treasures .. and ended up losing all the treasure when it came to auction to pay for the savage team … so China decided next ship they bring it up and recover all the treasures over time … them selfs while they learned the technology

[@JaYoeNation]

Well they did a good job so far. They just took the whole chunk of mud and the ship together. Then slowly removed the dirt in the prebuilt building. Pretty neat

[@JaYoeNation]

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[@Bikepacking]

@@JaYoeNation yeah it is

[@thomaslau1214]

Some background perspectives to Nanhai 1. It was likely a ship smuggling goods. Its load was likely beyond the capacity of the ship and was way off the official or normal route. There were well established rules/laws in the Sung Dynasty regarding sea commercial. Things like where you can get your goods. which port and where to you can set your sail, and what route you used. These rules, of course is to ensure taxes were collected for the government. However, smuggling always means high profit and there were many people risked their lives for a few bucks. These smuggling ships tended to sail close to the shorelines which was not well charted. The important point is that sea commercial were not conducted without proper safety or knowhow. Lot of ship wrecks were resulted in using this part of the sea which was known to be unsafe.

[@stuartlumi6210]

There were so many of those shipps back then, just cant remember all of those names. or back then, Chinese just never name a ship at all.

[@foocheeseng9959]

That ancient merchant ship was properly named JaYoe 1.

[@Bikepacking]

Where the link to the live video

[@JaYoeNation]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGq0q4uIn8uUoNk

[@kmhoh]

I believe at that period it was known a tribute trade between China and it's tributary states in the surrounding regions

[@JohnSmith-il6kk]

The same problem with lost ships continues to quite modern time, hence the appearance of the likes of Lloyds of London. Guessing 800 years ago life was harsh.

[@to04buk]

the ship salvage was quite a big news in 2007 they were live streaming the whole process on TV god I m fukin old

[@Helghast73]

Do the trips Mat they’ll be great and you’ll kick yourself if you miss out I bet you 👊🙂

[@taiwaing5410]

👍👍👍

[@randyw3553]

Your nose knows - it is trying to tell you something

[@randyw3553]

Perhaps a booger is flapping in the breeze as you inhale and exhale

[@randyw3553]

God gave us fingers for a reason

[@paulzuithoff9527]

Did nobody notice that Winston Sterzel touches his nose when he says something that is somewhat trivial ?. Look some vlogs back and pay attention..... May I call it a tick ?

[@jimmyhu7606]

That is what can be expected for the time. High loss ratio due to poor transportation system. If it weren't for storms the pirates would get the goods.

[@船长-x8l]

加上中文字幕 播放量就上去了

[@heyDoftheG]

I don't know if it makes business sense to have your travel content on this channel, and your political commentary on Nuance. I understand why you did it, but people subscribed to this channel before to hear your positive views on the Chinese government, and your negative views on the US and Anti-China KZbinrs! Maybe you could still switch the channels around? Regardless, keep up the content. These are for the pre-2020 subscribers! :D

[@SamuelLanghorn]

you are a great guy, my friend. But I want to see footage of ships etc. not of you.

[@JaYoeNation]

haha.. thanks... and sorry...