Vietnamese traditional costume "Áo Dài" + other East Asian traditional costumes

[@dharmajeetchakma]

Hi, I'm from India and I very like or love Vietnamese traditional dress. 😍🤩😘 Thanks you!

[@sgcl10658]

It looks a little bit similar to Indian kurta, isn't it?

[@bantaocute]

​@@sgcl10658nah

[@kunkim9359]

"Áo Dài" very beautiful I came from china

[@ThienNguyen-mr7yo]

kun kim I'm Vietnamese but I real like language, dresses, history... China

[@hoa3349]

kun kim thank you i think chinese hanfu so beautiful

[@tuan81ang_45]

@@ThienNguyen-mr7yo fuk china

[@nguyenhuua4494]

@@phamduyhung3842 ê thằng khùng, nó suy nghĩ sai thì chửi nó thôi mắc j chửi nguyên người vn vô chi m, vậy là m cũng chửi m còn j

[@phamduyhung3842]

Clash Of Clans Funny Momemts Mày bị thiểu não à? Tao chửi cả người Việt Nam bao giờ? Tao nói một số người Việt Nam luôn có những suy nghĩ tiêu cực về Trung Quốc.

[@meeubumlek9379]

Wow!!! so beautiful, thank you for making a video very meaningful and imbued with national identity Vietnam, however I find clothes Korean, Japanese, Chinese, vietnamese each country it bring me a difference. however all things are under the direction of the east.

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

I'm glad that you like it! ;) Are you Vietnamese? ^^

[@KamseSaxon]

@@ddoublevdvv7111 yea probably

[@thomassong5064]

Love Vietnam from China! We same East Asian blood! Let's make East Asia great again! Keep hard working!

[@harristhai7968]

Vietnam now is no more only EA blood. 51% EA blood, 49% SEA blood. Most of EA are living in da city called Kinh, but they are also mixed! Btw, Vietnam is doing well.

[@sasakinguyen4717]

Soon after North Vietnam expanded its territory to the south, dominating Champa land and part of the Khmer (Cambodia). As a result, Vietnam's territory is now more than half located in Southeast Asia. A long time ago, Vietnam was on top, part of East Asia! And now Vietnamese people are East Asians living in Southeast Asia. But Vietnamese want to be a part of Southeast Asia in the future because they want to be an Asean leader. Right? :)))

[@harristhai7968]

@@sasakinguyen4717 You are telling our ambitous in SEA :))

[@sasakinguyen4717]

maybe kaka :3

[@NgocLe-xz4pr]

@@sasakinguyen4717 maybe you true. Im from Vietnam

[@ricemoney6144]

im proud to be Vietnamese

[@merzerz2554]

they are so beautiful

[@rider1921]

so beautiful. i wanna see male clothes. Im a korean. i never seen vietnam traditional male clothes.

[@itsbluecloud.210]

Pls search " áo dài nam " and you will see .

[@bumble144]

Unfortunately the male version Just look gay. I'm Vietnamese. Instead accentuating the male characteristic It look very much the same as the female version. I.e The Male Kimono have a Broad Shoulder.

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

I agree with you. Maybe in the future female ao dai's should be worn with a skirt underneath and male ao dai's with the original pants/pantalons :'DD ^^""

[@nguyenquanghung2344]

try áo tấc :)))

[@phillipAAA]

Google aodai nam u Will see male clothes i Wear ít sometime

[@lousalome6599]

Ao Dai is so pretty. I also studied the history of Vietnam, and it was so amazing. You can see trolls from each country, but please ignore them. A Korean who likes Vietnam.

[@shyningful]

Oh wow you are so right. I didn't even know that the Aodai can also look like that. Kinda cool when the tradtional costume can be both modern and traditonal and therefore, can be worn in daily life, too. :)

[@shyningful]

Can I ask you what kind of Asian you are? I suppose Vietnamese because of the video?

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Hey ;) You won't even believe me if I tell you but I'm like the definition of East Asia :P haha Well, my mother is half Chinese/Viet and my father is half Korean/Japanese so I'm like 4 countries in 1 person :") And I'm proud of it! I just did the video for the Aodai because I find it sad that Vietnam is always overshadowed by the other 3 countries. Some people are just too narrow minded to understand that Vietnam is just geographically SEA but culturally EA which counts more in my opinion.

[@shyningful]

DdoubleV DVV Nice dude ;) I'm a halfie,too (Viet/Korean). It's cool that I've found a like-minded person here!

[@shyningful]

Well, not really. South Korean men who live in a village can't find any Korean women to marry because they don't want a poor husband. Moreover, the birth rate in South Korea is very low and Korean women are too focused on their career. So poor South Korean men marry poor Vietnamese women through so called marriage agencies. Koreans need more offsprings for their country so they attract poor Vietnamese women with a "better" life in South Korea by offering them for example free plane tickets so they can come back home to Vietnam frequently. It's like a give and take for both sides. It's not illegal but sad because it gives Vietnam a bad image like how you've been brainwashed by those information. Btw, my parents aren't like that. They met in an international foreign school. However, nowadays globalization can't stop international marriages though...

[@lyralestrange1957]

Proud to be half Vietnamese ❤💪🇻🇳

[@tranquoc754]

Áo dài mệnh phụ đẹp quá, thiết kế lại cái nón đi trông hơi rườm rà, mong áo dài mệnh phụ đc đời đời lưu giữ

[@tubeyu9759]

@LOL LOL ra ngoài đường mà kiếm

[@annguyen-kv3bh]

Chu choa ơi, mấy cái áo dài này đẹp suất sắc luôn

[@touche995]

I love all four of my countries I am from (yes, elder's genes). I just want to say to the people that are saying Vietnam is week and poor, over these years and years and years of war and battles against bigger countries, we are still standing. THAT IS WHAT MAKES A STRONG AND WEALTHY COUNTRY, NOT IN MONEY INSTANCES. Over the 90's we were considered a poor place, but look, we've learned, we've grew and is still growing. If you "hate„ such a country, *it's your loss and it isn't ours.* I love all my countries, China, Korea, Japan, and Vietnam! cam on Bánh.

[@nahhahh]

Thank you so much for this video explanation! I had the exact same thought about why my cultural costume is pretty but abit simple and doesn't make a strong statement like other cultures. This explains why! *Missing the coat, and sometimes we are lazy to wear the headress. It's so true because the other costumes aren't worn daily to school or something but the viets do and it's because it's simple and modern enough to be worn everyday

[@latacui6773]

That is amazing when I was in China I didn't see a lot of Viet stuff but since I came to the US I just love everything about Vietnam!:) P.S. No offense but Viet accent is the only thing that I can't get used to, it sounds weird to me just like Cantonese or Thai. I think Malay is my favorite SE Asian accent. P.P.S. Now in China Cheongsam/Qipao is more accepted as the official costume instead of Hanfu. In the ancient times, many tribes took control of China, the last of them is Manchurian, who is the origin of Cheongsam. Since it is Hanfu to be the orthodox costume of Han(the majority of Chinese, the same as Kinh in Vietnam), in these years it has started to revive

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Well, the majority of the Vietnamese in the US are from South Vietnam and therefore, they speak Vietnamese in a Southern accent which is way more nasal than the (standard) Northern accent. Maybe try to watch this little news clip in Northern Vietnamese => kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6GxpotnmLiXg7M Would be nice if you can tell me if you can actually hear a difference or not? ;)

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Yes, I know ^^ The Vietnamese experience the same revival movement of their own traditional clothing from the time before the Nguyen dynasty took over, which also resembles the Chinese HanFu a little bit. But if you think logically, the last dynasty is like the "winner" and therefore, you have to use the traditional clothing from that very last dynasty and not something from the other ones who lost. But it would be nice to literally experience an exception to the rule for both China and Vietnam since both QiPao and AoDai look kind of too modern and not as fancy as the Japanese Kimono and Korean HanBok :))

[@latacui6773]

Yeah it seems to sound betterXD it's true coz many Vietnamese in my college are from Ho Chi Minh City, just a few from Ha Noi

[@latacui6773]

I know right? We have sth exotic compared with Japanese and Koreans, and it feels great to be special and different:P

[@latacui6773]

Personally, I prefer Qipao coz although Hanfu, Kimono or Hanbok look fancy but not convenient. You know Kimono takes a long time to put it on and you need someone else to help with it. Not mention wearing your hair in a traditional style. Aodai/Qiqao are both traditional and modern like you said, for times we need sth we can wear casually in daily life

[@왓더쿼카]

That hat is so unique

[@thongle9301]

It's actually a turban, not hat.

[@anhnhan4868]

Love Royal verson. Áo dài mệnh phụ đẹp thật! Rất duyên dáng và tôn lên vẻ quý tộc!

[@Mk5mango]

I think the Ao Dai Menh Phu looks very beautiful and also the 18th century Lê Dynasty Ao Dai.

[@latanie2544]

Vietnamese traditional clothing is gorgeous💖

[@thaongoc8601]

VIETNAM in my heart 🇻🇳🇻🇳🇻🇳

[@sasakinguyen4717]

Northern Vietnam several thousand years ago was a East Asian country and eastern Asian culture! Nearly 300 in the past, Vietnam had expanded its territory to the south, so it had an S shape, but most of the territory was geographically located in Southeast Asia as it is now (before the new territory in the south of Vietnam belongs to Laos and Cambodia) .ok did you understand?

[@anhnhan4868]

They bring East Asian culture to the South and they change South people's mind. Do you understand? South Vietnamese people also worship ancestor, respect the older, like son more than daughter. It's the truth

[@tungbach8658]

@@longtran1789 vậy mày tìm người việt nam nào giống người đông nam á có da ngăm đen ko thằng ngu, Việt nam ko giống đông á chẵng lẽ giống đông nam á, stupid.

[@lam1530]

Thôi im mẹ mồm đi dân cào phím mà cứ tưởng là nhà sử học lên google sợt gen của người việt là ra nói như m người thái cũng chẳng là East asia

[@lam1530]

@@tungbach8658 lên google đi bác xem gen người việt giống ai thế nói như bác thì ông thái cũng là người đông á à

[@1490nicolai]

@The Fiend Bọn miền Nam nào ở đây. Bạn đang phân biệt vùng miền à? Nếu bạn thích phân biệt vùng miền vậy thì cứ chia Bắc Nam mà ở, đừng tràn vào miền Nam rồi tỏ ra thượng đẳng. Btw, Các bạn phía Bắc tại sao lại thích đu bám vào cái East Asia vậy? Bạn có biết bọn họ chửi các bạn là khỉ Việt Nam, bọn An Nam man di mọi rợ không? Các bạn có biết tự ái không? Sao cứ thích đu bám những người khinh thường mình như vậy, rồi còn tỏ ra tự hào vì màu da giống họ, văn hoá giống họ, rồi lại còn khinh thường chính đồng bào mình ( người miền Nam). Bạn tự hào vì mình lai người phía Bắc à để rồi có ai nói các bạn là người Đông Nam Á các bạn lại nhảy đành đạch cãi lại mình là người Đông Á, bọn miền Nam lai miên lai Chăm mới là Đông Nam Á? Biết bao ông cha đã đổ xương máu để giành độc lập, để rồi con cháu bây giờ tụi nó lại thích được làm nô lệ phương Bắc, rồi lại tự hào vì mình giống phương Bắc do được đô hộ cả ngàn năm. Liêm sỉ bạn ở đâu, bạn có niềm tự hào tự tôn dân tộc không? Thích và tự hào được phương Bắc cai trị thế à? Hay bạn chính là con cháu của người phương Bắc? Thích được ngồi chung mâm với 3 nước Đông Á, thế sao không bỏ quốc tịch rồi vào 3 nước đó cho nhanh. Việt Nam vị trí địa lý là Đông Nam Á, có 3 miền với 54 dân tộc anh em. Văn hoá cũng đa dạng với sự giao thoa của 54 dân tộc anh em đó. Văn hoá cũng có sự giao thoa ảnh hương lẫn nhau. Nếu bạn không chịu đuocej yếu tố Đông Nam Á trong văn hoá Việt Nam thì bạn từ bỏ quốc tịch đi vì người Việt Nam chắc chắn có ảnh hưởng của yếu tố văn hoá ĐNA như tục ăn trầu, xâm mình hay để răng đen. Bạn thấy ng Đông Á nào có văn hoá vậy không?

[@乾杨-x1l]

Make the Empire of East Asia Great Again!!!

[@TrongHoangPhan]

yeah,but China want to invade other countries -__-, i missed Chinese guy said that :" Vietnam,Japan,Korea,Mongol belonged to China" ...

[@bingqing_bqliu4318]

????? Invade other countries????? We just want peace and make money and have a better life, all right?

[@60mmmortarcrewfdcs.koreana62]

Christine 刘 then why Chinese fishermen keep invading other east asian nations' sea?

[@espassocake2452]

Christine 刘 : I know the chinese are very good people , i just hate your goverment and stuf ...

[@smithvincent2315]

Trong Hoang Phan Does not want Vietnam at all, think too much of yourselves

[@nhanpierre]

Tại sao phải so sánh với nước khác? Mỗi nước đều có vẻ đẹp riêng và tự hào về nó

[@Gaumeo68_]

Áo dài so beatyful

[@vcdao2824]

I like Vietnamese culture and Vietnamese aodai，I hope Vietnamese friends are getting better and better，I also like Chinese hanfu, Love from China🇻🇳🇨🇳

[@ThaoNguyen-lo5hr]

Thank you so much, I'm so proud of us East Asian rich culture and beautiful traditional costume, your Guzheng orchestra is one of my most favorite music taste and it's always the one bring me to sleep. I hope more Chinese and Vietnamese, Korean and Japanese, too will get along with each other and promote our beautiful culture to the world. I love you Chinese from Vietnam 🇨🇳🇻🇳

[@Cally-w7x]

你好中国👋🏻

[@heidimiller5475]

This is so beautiful! I love it all!

[@chuonglepham9158]

For our Western viewers, Vietnamese "Áo dài" literally translate as the "Vietnamese traditional long dress"; for "Áo" - or "áo" - means "dress" and "dài" means long. The purpose of the Vietnamese Áo dài when worn by a Vietnamese woman - or any woman for that matter - is to convey sense of modesty, chastity and gracefulness. The silk fabric of Áo dài is designed to wrap tightly around the woman's voluptuous figure - bust, waist, and bottom - so even though the Vietnamese traditional long dress covers everything, it hides nothing! Straight men with good imagination are often tantalised sensually when they see women wearing the Vietnamese Áo dài. Let your imagination go wild, gentlemen!

[@knightwithoutarmour3713]

Chuong, you are so right!! I couldn't put my finger on it until you described what Ao dai convies, modesty, chastity and gracefulness. I'm glad Vietnamese women bring "femininity" back to the western world.

[@bensontam]

Beautiful, this is the real Vietnamese costume

[@NguyenHuy-sf2hv]

I'm love ''áo dài''

[@兔快跑]

beautiful

[@kairakofine5796]

so beautiful

[@billionhappy]

hiii i am vietnamese there is also ao ngu than, ao tu than, nhat binh, giao linh(my favourite), vien linh, etc! just wanted to point out hehe

[@muyun9525]

Stunning and Very good bodyshape🍁

[@bestkriknak674]

I'm came from Việt Nam

[@funi3340]

Áo dài Áo giao lĩnh Áo viên lĩnh Áo tấc Áo đối khâm Nhật bình Áo ngũ thân Vietnam's

[@sukasa1202]

Tất cả gộp lại là Việt phục ❤️

[@ktkska8886]

Unlike other Indo-Chinese, Vietnamese look East Asian. Don't take Western scholars' research as absolute truth. They say Vietnamese migrated from Indonesia. If it were so, Vietnamese would look Malay like the Thai and Cambodian. However, they look very Chinese. Even the Vietnamese language is distinct from other Indo-Chinese, but have similarities with Cantonese, a Chinese dialect.

[@tungbach8658]

Although the geography of Vietnam in East Asia but Vietnamese culture in Asia is completely different from Southeast Asia, Vietnam belongs to four cultural countries "Sinosphere": Vietnam, China, Japan and Korea. Vietnam doesn't want to compare with Southeast Asia Because Vietnam is not related to Southeast Asia, thanks !

[@sgcl10658]

Where did you learn Vietnamese migrated from Indonesia? You are mistaken them with Champa people. Vietnamese ancestors were Yue people. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baiyue Then they moved South and conquered Champa kingdom so if you travel to Vietnam, Vietnamese who are mixed with Cham have darker skin, but there are Vietnamese who are not have paler skin like Chinese.

[@quantothile]

@@sgcl10658 "Vietnamese ancestors were Yue people." - Correct!

[@Mk5mango]

Well yes and no Vietnamese language is derived from Mon-Khmer (Cambodia) though it does sound like Cantonese phonetically. However our language more closely to Cambodians, even though we won't understand each other. Now there's no such thing as Indochinese. Either say Indochina or SEA.

[@langthang_com]

Goát đờ heo. Vn là dân tại chổ ko đến từ Indo cũng ko lấy của tq

[@matthewmann8969]

Vietnam does not seem South East Asian they seem closer to East Asians And North Asians

[@thongle9301]

Australia does not seem Oceanian they seem closer to Europeans

[@henriksong-joongchoi6254]

@ Matthew Mann. It’s called Sinophere since has deep history with China for 2000 years.

[@sew_gal7340]

@@thongle9301 Thats because they were originally british

[@sucesaccompachieve]

My favorite color is:Yellow (Light Clear Yellow.).

[@高橋晃迪]

I like Áo dài and Kimono． アオザイと着物が好きです。

[@oceaninaz]

The prettiest one is the one on the floor.

[@Kirungi_Birungi]

I’m so confused . All this time I thought that dress was a Chinese dress because when I watched Chinese movies the woman dressed with same style. Very interesting

[@tubeyu9759]

Not the same if you look at the neck of the dress

[@stayautumm1328]

I seen a news.. a china fashion week show have name tradional dress collection by completely Áo Dài of Vietnamese. No wonder why Viet people hate china. Greedy want thing is not their and use many shame way to make it...

[@sgcl10658]

It got influenced from China but it's different. Qipao is a dress not worn with pants and with very low split below the knees during the Quing dynasty. Later it got sexier to split to the thigh since 1920s. Vietnamese dress has similar top but with high split to the waist and is worn with pants. Just like you watch Cdramas in the Tang dynasty, you'll find their clothing is similar to Korean hanbok with high waist and flowy skirts.

[@thanhuy68]

@@sgcl10658 Áo dài did not get influenced by Chinese dress Qipao. This hypothesis is wrong and only exist in China. Chinese Qipao started around 1920 while Vietnamese Áo Dài started many century before Qipao. Áo Dài evoled thru time. Starting out it was called Áo Tứ Thân or 4 pieces. In fact, Áo Dài got influenced by Cham more than Chinese. See this for more information dientungaynay.vn/van-hoa-so/lich-su-phat-trien-ao-dai-viet-nam-qua-cac-thoi-ky

[@toothpick5932]

the Vietnamese made it better looking and fashionable. the Viet are creative and resourceful

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Watch my new video "Traditional clothes of the Sinosphere" here => kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWScoZ1siKiEjJo

[@nguyenkiem1054]

DdoubleV DVV có like Việt Nam diễn ở han ko tìm ko ra

[@espassocake2452]

There's a verson for the male too , but when the futur keep going and going we don't want to wear it any more , because it looks kinda gay , so if in TẾT you see a man wearing áo dài nam then is are very rare .

[@sgcl10658]

The modern style looks gay. The traditional doesn't look gay imo.

[@laominhanh7187]

Đúng rồi mình vẫn luôn thấy lạ là áo mệnh phụ đẹp hơn áo dài nhiều thế sao không mặc áo mệnh phụ đê nhìn áo dài nhạt vl ý

[@tranquoc754]

Lào Minh Anh đúng rồi bạn, mình thấy áo dài mệnh phụ đẹp theo kiểu đông á, kiểu như nhật, hàn, tại sao ko chọn làm quốc phục luôn nhỉ, nói như bạn áo dài trông nhạt nhạt kiểu gì ấy trông giống văn hoá ấn độ, mình mới phát hiện áo dài của mình trông giống quốc phục của srilanka thì phải giống y trang luôn, ko biết họ sao chép mình hay mình sao chép họ nữa, nhưng mình tin là Việt nam sao chép vì silanka bị ảnh hưởng văn hoá ấn độ mà ấn độ có trước hơn chúng ta hàng nghìn năm

[@ris5361]

Lào Minh Anh áo dài năng động trẻ trung có thể mặc ngày thường. áo kia nhìn già khú

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

dung roi ban a! con ao dai nam thoi nay con nhin rat giong ao truyen thong cua nguoi an do nam nua! troi oi, dung la vietnam mat het net truyen thong dong a roi! .___. cang ngay cang giong dong nam a (thai lan, lao, cambochia, an do, indonesia,...).

[@annguyen-kv3bh]

Lào Minh Anh áo này tuy đẹp nhưng mà mặc vào những ngày thường khá nóng đấy, nhưng mình vẫn thik áo này dc mặc vào những dịp lễ, trông nó toát lên một vẻ quyền quý

[@nguyenkiem1054]

đúng vậy thấy việt nam đi đâu cũng là áo dài. mà toàn thiết kế theo phong cách hiện đại vừa xấu vừa mất đi vẻ đông á thiệt

[@minhphuongnguyen3953]

cho mình xin link nhạc được không ạ

[@dotrang8997]

I am from Vietnam

[@mylinhpham6836]

Cho em hỏi Áo dài ở 0:56 của NTK nào vậy ạ? Em xin cảm ơn!

[@cuulonghai7892]

Vietnamese traditional costume "Áo Dài".

[@phipham9718]

china doesn't use youtube

[@HoangVu-us3fg]

phí Phạm chỉ có trung cộng là k xài ytb còn đài loan hồng kong macau có dùng nha

[@lovestoryim]

Thật sự là quá mệt mỏi. Cái áo dài thắt ở eo này ko phải trang phục truyền thống vì bản thân nó là 1 trang phục cách tân. Lịch sử của áo dài cũng chỉ mới trong vòng gần 100 gần đây. Trước áo dài trang phục truyền thống VN rất đa dạng và phong phú. Việc tuyên truyền áo dài như 1 loại trang phục truyền thống chính thức và duy nhất là 1 việc hết sức sai lầm. Tác giả của clip nên tìm đọc quyển sách Ngàn Năm Áo Mũ để hiểu hơn.

[@sukasa1202]

Dị mày mặc đồ của tụi Campuchia đi

[@lovestoryim]

@@ThaiHaHcm bạn chỉ ra xem còn trang phục truyền thống nào khác? Đừng công kích cá nhân. Hãy tranh luận một cách văn minh trên lập luận và kiến thức.

[@lovestoryim]

@@sukasa1202 Một phát ngôn thậm ngu và sặc mùi kỳ thị chủng tộc. Khinh!

[@khaipu5140]

1:22 ai cho mình xin tên để xem với ạ?

[@bingqing_bqliu4318]

Ming dynasty is about 600～400 years ago

[@LinhLe-by1ff]

ok,60% love Áo Dài 40% hater and other Me ok,I'm in 60% love Áo Dài.

[@kmrf27]

2:47 which is from which ethnicity? I know kimono is 🇯🇵 and now ao dai 🇻🇳

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Kev F Hanbok is 🇰🇷(Korea) and Hanfu is 🇨🇳(China) ;)

[@nguyenhuuloi1996hy]

Can you tell the background song? Bạn ơi cho mình tên bài nhạc được không?

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

+Huu Loi Nguyen I'm really sorry but I've forgotten. I've saved this song a long time ago on my computer but the file got lost so now even I can only listen to this song here on KZbin as well. ;((

[@watkins1340]

+DdoubleV DVV Do you know that it's chinese music or vietnamese's ?

[@NinjaHara]

+Huu Loi Nguyen If you're still looking for the song it's "Cherry Blossoms" by Derek Fiechter.

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Kuni Thank you!!!

[@nguyenhuuloi1996hy]

Kuni Thanks ^^

[@bingqing_bqliu4318]

The real traditional one has similarity with our Ming dynasty style ~~ cool~~ cool~~~

[@thanhuy68]

No, the real traditional Vietnamese dress for women doesnt look anything like Chinese. This hypothesis only exist in China. See this link below to see the real Vietnamese dress long before Chinese Qipao dientungaynay.vn/van-hoa-so/lich-su-phat-trien-ao-dai-viet-nam-qua-cac-thoi-ky

[@franc2anton147]

Elles sont super jolies !!!!

[@LongNguyen-hl5tf]

love u

[@carat_love_seventeenmutdai9686]

" áo dài mệnh phụ " seme suit of two heroines " trưng trắc . trưng nhị " ghê viết tiếng English ko giỏi nhờ Google dịch mong bỏ qua nhưng bộ áo dài mệnh phụ y như bộ của hai bà trưng cuộc khởi nghĩa hai bà trưng chống bắc thuộc đầu tiên trong lịch sử việt nam

[@lovestoryim]

Hai Bà Trưng nào mặc áo dài bạn ơi. 😢

[@phuonganhthai8237]

hai bà Trưng mà mặc áo dài chắc tau cười, tau ỉa :))))) áo dài mới xuất hiện từ thế kỷ 20, cách tân từ áo ngũ thân tay chẽn của nhà Nguyễn bạn ei :))))) nó mới vl bạn eiii :))))

[@KimKimVV]

olala Ao Dai VietNam dep qua from France

[@meoconhuynh3551]

Việt Nam muôn năm

[@仙人破烂]

有个疑问，越南人平时在街上穿奥黛吗？

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

是的。奥黛是高中女生的校服 (现代白奥黛)。传统的奥黛只在特殊场合。

[@Mk5mango]

Not on the streets. Usually in schools or events

[@Cally-w7x]

Yes, i also wear it at school

[@thuyvyneko6803]

Vietnam is not east asia ! I'm Vietnamese ! Vietnam is located in south east asia so Vietnam is a south east asia country!

[@bachnguyen7282]

đã không hiểu gì còn mạnh miệng , ý người ta không phải thế, họ chỉ đề cập đến văn hóa sinh hoạt của người vn với các nước đông á chứ hồ không có nói vn không phải nằm trong đông nam á. Suy nghĩ cặn kẽ tí đi bạn

[@tungbach8658]

Thuy Vy Neko hiểu tiếng anh họ nói gì k mà nói như đúng rồi

[@longdang1119]

Wow. Very ignorant. Vietnam is SE asia but obviously has East Asian culture. It's sinosphere.

[@sgcl10658]

Culture, not geography.

[@thuyvyneko6803]

@@bachnguyen7282 đã không phải dân đông á mà còn cố chen vô họ chi vậy?

[@sunji558]

Vietnam we are a Southeast Asian country, there is not a bit of East Asia. The further away from China the better.

[@nguyenquanghung2344]

total war soundtrack !!! make me YARIMAZING !!!!!

[@vanthanhnguyen9184]

Đừng có thấy sang bắt quàng làm họ để họ cười cho

[@dunghenry2017]

ghét ba cái thể loại nhận mình là đông á, văn hoá việt nam là riêng chẳng là thằng nào cả

[@tungbach8658]

Có hiểu Vùng văn hóa đông á là gì ko, bây h nói mày thuộc vùng văn hóa đông nam á mặc đồ mang xà rông như campuchia vs thái lan mày chịu ko , đồ đần.

[@letruongquy7956]

@@tungbach8658 Tôi bảo văn hoá tôi là văn hoá VN thế có ổn không. Cần gì phải giống th chó nào để chúng nó sỉ nhục.

[@LopA__TranHoangPhuoc]

Tuy mik là nước thuộc khu vực đông nam á... Nhưng lại mang nét văn hóa phương đông... Sao bạn lại nói vậy... Bạn nói việt nam ko giống nc nào vậy chữ Hán ngày xưa... Và những bộ đồ cổ xưa từ đâu ra??? Do ảnh hưởng từ TQ. Chứ ko lẻ do gia tộc nhà bạn thiết kế hã?

[@ntq-2933]

Dung Henry Văn hoá đông á là bắt nguồn từ trung quốc. Từ xưa đến nay nước ta vẫn là văn hoá á đông k thể chối cãi. M có đón tết nguyên đán k? M có baoh nhận lì xì chưa? M có đi chùa k? M có thấy kiến trúc đền chùa của việt nam như nào k? Đấy đều văn hoá á đông cả chứ cái gì. Văn hoá thì mỗi nước sẽ có 1 khác biệt nhưng vùng văn hoá thì đều có điểm chung.

[@kowwaduk7088]

I from Vietnam

[@sgcl10658]

The Vietnamese royal áo dài definitely has Ming influence.

[@Mk5mango]

In a way, so does the Hanfu. People will argue saying that Hanbok was influenced by the Hanfu however that's the opposite.

[@MeMyIdea]

I laugh so hard comparing all these dresses. Chinese have many styles and developnents of national/traditional costumes much more than other Asian countries because of the very very long chinese histories. Not suprisingly, Chinese costumes (such as Hanfu) have the largest influences on other Asian clothes in many periods. Perhaps Hanfu is the original one !

[@aoebb5021]

Very rude!

[@neyu92]

Typically Chinese.

[@sgcl10658]

Correction: the Vietnamese dress is influenced Manchu dress Qipao, not Hanfu. Yes, Han civilization have influenced its neighboring country as it was called the Middle Kingdom, the Rome of Asia. But Japanese called its country the New Middle Kingdom when Manchu conquered China as China lost its influence. Your traditional dress is Manchu style inspired cheongsam, not Hanfu.

[@christinem4266]

@@neyu92 She's not wrong tho

[@bensontam]

Stop being arrogant. As a Chinese, I feel shame to have people like you.

[@handsomeboy939]

Ture Vietnamese are South East Asian.

[@nguyenkiem1054]

handsome boy yes. We are in south east asia. Our culture is east Asia

[@handsomeboy939]

SHAME Vietnamese want to be "Chinese or East Asian". Everyboby known.

[@anhkimtruong241]

handsome boy fuk u Chinese😏. Please give me proof that Vietnamese wants to be Chinese /East Asian

[@huyennguyenthu8394]

handsome boy lol idiot 😏

[@smithvincent2315]

Ly Kiem Nguyen You are not, so different from others, more like southeast asia

[@guardiandemonx7936]

vietnamese are not even east asian u better compare vietnam with thailand and philippine, im vietnamese and i know we are not one of them

[@shyningful]

Just like how Vietnam is very Chinese influenced (as much as Korea and Japan is), Thailand is more Indian influenced. The Phillipines are more European influenced (mainly Spanish). Inform yourself before commenting.

[@guardiandemonx7936]

Myung Seob chinese influence my ass,, its the other way around, chinese copy our culture just like today chinese copy every countries products and military weapons, i just happen to be one of the person that dont give a shit about east asian, im proud to be southeast asian nigga

[@alok3883]

+GuardianDemonX idiot. since ancient time your country vietnam is heavy influence by chinese, your vietnam country is a china province for 1.100 ++ years, that is why your culture similar to chinese. get it? china in modern day copy product is because that stupid communist nigga mao zedong destroy chinese culture (cultural revolution) and say to it's citizen, "it is does not matter how you look and behave, the most important you have money", that is why china suck up in modern day and copy every product. we chinese overseas still have strong moral, value, ethic, and we dont like to copy other product. dont you get it now dumb ass???

[@TheKojana]

+GuardianDemonX ok.. good luck

[@conho4898]

omg lol. that's really false info.

[@jming111]

Ao Dai looks similar to Chinese clothes.

[@loanvo9908]

What ha ha laugh

[@嗨-k9m]

Please don't pretend to be Chinese.

[@chewydo7073]

Áo dài

[@流量不够]

Áo Dài have 100 years old?

[@conho4898]

200, to be exact. But that's just Nguyen and French Aodai. Aodai in general existed for thousands of years, with completely different looks than the ones shown in the video.

[@流量不够]

Tim Tran Aodai in general existed for thousands of years................no.

[@conho4898]

赛艇亦可 When I meant Aodai, I meant clothes with an outer shirt that reaches to the legs, with either pants of skirts under. This existed since Li Dynasty. But instead of high-collars, these Aodais have cross-collars and round-collars. High-collars only existed in Nguyen. But they're technically all Aodais since their outer top shirts (áo) is long and reach to their knees (dài).

[@conho4898]

Linh Sky false. Historical evidence says otherwise. Áo dài came from Ming in an effort to differentiate from tứ thân.

[@conho4898]

Linh Sky ko. Đó là ng Vn tự nghĩ ra. Ko có căn cứ lịch sử. Xin bạn đọc sách Ngàn năm áo mũ.

[@charlesfu3726]

Ao dai is a sort of latish invention

[@phuocvananhnguyen2467]

No, it's been a long time, the first ao dai in 1744

[@conho4898]

that's not really a long time. 200 years? Vietnamese fashion had clothes for millennium.

[@tungbach8658]

Stupid !

[@maivu8665]

🇨🇳🇻🇳 😀😀 🇰🇷🇯🇵

[@nguyen-ben7596]

Mai Vũ đúng rồi việt vs trung giống nhau Lắm

[@DuyTran-nf5if]

Đú 2 thằng cờ trắng với 2 tk cờ đỏ

[@femboysandtomboysplsdmme3458]

Vietnam have more dresses I love China, Japan, Korea

[@ElidaeDanh]

Vietnamese is southeast asian. A better term may be sinosphere

[@gregorygarcia5730]

700

[@wilbertfernandoansany2278]

It’s kinda similir to qibao

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

similar but not the same. just like how the kimono and the hanbok kinda resemble some ancient chinese traditional clothes

[@PhoenixStLeger]

Qipao means the clothes of the qipao (manchu) The neckline and buttons of odai are too much like cheongsam

[@劉佩佩-i3h]

Ao Dai look like Qipao

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Due to the Chinese influence in the past: • Hanfu from the Han Dynasty looks like the Japanese Kimono • Hanfu from the Sui Dynasty looks like the Korean Hanbok • But the Vietnamese Ao Dai existed much longer than the Qi Pao but of course, Vietnamese clothing is also influenced from the Chinese.

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

I would say QiPao looks like AoDai because the QiPao was designed and used at the beginning of the 20th century. The AoDai comes from a Vietnamese dynasty clothing before 1900.

[@yevonsama]

+劉佩佩 because they have the same mother. It is said that Lord Nguyen during 17th century ordered his people studied Qing's clothes. And that is the origin version of Aodai and qipao.

[@KoreanSentry]

and Qipao was influenced by Manchu.

[@yevonsama]

you are right. That is very funny. Both of Chinese and Vietnamese in the past very proud about their culture. They believed Han culture is the greatest culture of the world. During 19th century, Vietnamese thought they are the only one still hold Han culture ( Han's Ming dynasty be invaded by Manchu long ago) and they think Qing dynasty just a some barbarians. But they never realized that their clothing actually be influence by...Manchu more than Han. And today, When any foreigner talk about Chinese tradition fashion, Qipao still more popular than Hanfu in foreigner's view.

[@순둥이-s7w]

베트남은 동아시아도 아닌데 왜 자꾸 올리는거야? Vietnam is not East Asia, so why keep posting?

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

Did you ever had a chance to learn more about the Vietnamese culture? You will find a lot of similarities with your culture, which is also based on the Chinese culture. Again: Vietnam is culturally more East Asian than Southeast Asian. I don't talk about genetics, geographic location, etc.

[@sgcl10658]

Culture not geography. This video will help you to understand: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWLFhmdmbb6ngKs

[@Fandoraemon24]

Stupid

[@phongtuyet4685]

Vietnam is geographically located in Southeast Asia, and China, Korea, Japan are in Northeast Asia, all of which are in the same East Asia, what's wrong?

[@lousalome6599]

순둥아...넌 뭐냐? 진짜 유튜브 세상엔 이상한 놈들이 많구나~네가 진짜 한국인인지는 모르겠지만, 헛소리를 정성스레 영어로 번역까지 해놨네~다른 나라에 대한 영상에 왔으면 그 나라에 대한 기본적인 예의는 지켜라~매국노인지 어느나라 이간질 댓글러인지 모르겠지만 Sorry. Vietnamese friends. There are many strange malicious comments in Korea, too. Please ignore them.ㅜㅜ I'm sorry

[@TheKojana]

i like ao dai... but i just hateeee!!!!! south asian language. its the most annoying sound ever on earth.😠 mandarin... is ok...amongst annoying south asian language... although mandarine is north asian. but i think ao dai is beautiful

[@conho4898]

None of these are South Asians....

[@conho4898]

TheKojana but they're not...... China influenced Korea and Japan greatly. Thailand was influenced by Khmer and India, Philippines was influenced by Spain, and Vietnam was influenced by China. they aren't even comparable.

[@espassocake2452]

TheKojana : Dude , we really don't care about that . -_-

[@chocome3785]

Viet Nam language sound so different from other southeast countries

[@longdang1119]

Vietnamese sounds similar to Cantonese, and Cantonese is close to Mandarin. Better reserch some more before commenting

[@流量不够]

There are only two countries in this world. One is the Central Kingdom -- China. The other is foreign land.

[@huyennguyenthu8394]

Ok. Do you need a doctor?

[@espassocake2452]

Huyền Nguyễn Thu : yeah , we will help him from his madnest , right ?

[@Explore_everything_90]

wtf? haha

[@ofcbilk1343]

han fu.......?

[@Fandoraemon24]

Stupid.

[@ofcbilk1343]

yes

[@vcdao2824]

Say you are an idiot, why do you answer“ yes”?

[@vcdao2824]

@@ofcbilk1343 han=han chinese fu =fu shi=Dress Understand? Korean

[@vcdao2824]

@@ofcbilk1343 han bok=⊙⊙ 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Why do Koreans always insult other people's culture？

[@handsomeboy939]

Chinese pattern and Chinese music. NOT Vietnamese

[@LolLolMary]

Jennifer Xiong Panda it doesnt matter which vietnam is real. You’re not vietnamese either right? If you’re not, you dont have no say. Besides, south vietnam didnt even exist until the 18th century so what you mean south vietnam is the “real vietnam”? Stfu because you’re probably chinese and you don’t know what you’re talking about. Besides its none of your business on which is real. It doesnt affect you so shut up.

[@XxAxX16]

"The best country in Asia is CHINA" LOLOLOL hahahaha. Nice joke. Don't tell it again lmao.

[@XxAxX16]

Was that supposed to be a witty comeback? I'm disappointed lol.

[@XxAxX16]

Jennifer Xiong Panda Awww, someone ran out of arguments and resorting to name-calling? Now you show yourself to anyone who reads this. Good job. 😏

[@XxAxX16]

Jennifer Xiong Panda Thanks for more receipts! Keep em coming.

[@sucesaccompachieve]

My Korean Hanbok would have been influenced by Chinese Hanfu,again.

[@春天来了-z1l]

Hanbok looks completely different from Hanfu. Rather, many studies have shown that Hanfu was influenced by the ancient Korean era, 'Koryo'.

[@chp6947]

Chinese closes almost is from korea old nation josun and manjoo

[@vcdao2824]

@@春天来了-z1l The clothes worn by your emperors and nobles were influenced by China，

[@vcdao2824]

@@春天来了-z1l China affects 99% of South Korea, while South Korea affects 1% of China.

[@Rm-lb1yj]

copy from Chinese Qipao

[@ddoublevdvv7111]

It's not copying but only influence. By wearing western clothes like jeans, business suit, converse shoes and so on in the 21st century doesn't mean that the whole world copies one another but all countries are influenced by the westerners (white people)... In ancient times only China, Japan, Korea and Vietnam cooperated with one another so it just comes natural that they all got influenced by the Chinese who where right in the middle of these countries.

[@thanhthaophan8527]

Copy my ass ..

[@thanhthaophan8527]

Really show me a proof that you say ao dai copy from u two different dress totally different your dress don't wear pant but ao dai wear pant your dress always look ugly answer showe a legs ao dai more elegant and never show leg peace out due

[@thanhthaophan8527]

And ao dai wear hat too your dress don't wear hat

[@alia4770]

hey put it in history. Chinese had taken over Vietnam for quite a long time and Chinese bring their culture to Vietnam. They force Vietnamese to wear like Chinese so we could be more like them. Maybe ao dai looks like Qipao but no one has the rights to blame them

[@turkkore4847]

왜 이런 영상들을 올리는거니? 베트남 OUT.중국 OUT Korea so good

[@Fandoraemon24]

Shut Up .

[@lousalome6599]

A fake Korean that is often seen on KZbin these days. Wumao dang? Ao Dai = Vietnam. Kimono = Japan Hanbok = Korea. Hanfu = China. What's the problem?

[@tvyan6403]

người hàn kì thị người Việt Nam?

[@DuyTran-nf5if]

​@@tvyan6403 chong các nước đồng văn hàn quốc mắt híp nhất đã thế lại còn bé , người nhật mang tiếng xa nhất mắt họ cũng có nhiều 2 mí

[@bobbybill6594]

Copy

[@thongle9301]

China copied Vietnam

[@Cally-w7x]

@@thongle9301 Đúng