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Chinese Fuse and Firecracker Manufacturing (English Full Documentary / November 2003) 

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"This documentary is about fireworks manufacturing in China.
Visit a Chinese firecracker, cracker and cake factory. You can see how the firecrackers are made from scratch. You see, different techniques and machines. Watch the fascinating steps as "hexagons" are bunched together, then cleverly cut down the middle. Then see how the tubes are loaded, crimped, fused, lined up and packed. Filmed, edited and narrated by a western expert. Factories near Liyuang City, Hunan Province, China"
"Diese Doku behandelt das Thema Feuerwerks-Herstellung in China.
Besuch einer chinesischen Knallfrosch, Cracker und Cake-Fabrik. Sie können sehen, wie die Feuerwerkskörper von Grund auf hergestellt werden. Sehen Sie, unterschiedliche Techniken und Maschinen. Beobachten Sie die faszinierenden Arbeitsschritte wie "Sechsecke" gebündelt werden, dann geschickt in der Mitte geschnitten werden. Dann sehen Sie, wie die Rohre geladen, zum Crimpen, verschmolzen, aufgereiht und verpackt sind. Gefilmt, bearbeitet und erzählt von einem westlichen Experten. Fabriken in der Nähe von Liyuang City, Hunan Province, China" _____________________________________________________________________________

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Комментарии : 532   
@ljre3397
@ljre3397 Год назад
Every time I open one of those little red packs of firecrackers I’ll think of this video. Amazing stuff. Now I understand why the world needs 1.5 billion Chinese.
@frankgordon8829
@frankgordon8829 Год назад
I think I'd go crazy working at any of those stations all day...all week.
@henrychan9745
@henrychan9745 Год назад
Your ears will learn to ignore the clanking sound. But you will grow deaf.
@artie9403
@artie9403 11 месяцев назад
not to mention the fact that the poor woman needs to wear a business suit and jewelry.
@haywoodyoudome
@haywoodyoudome 11 месяцев назад
@@artie9403 She's probably the shift manager.... got promoted after the other blew themselves up while on smoke break.
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n 10 месяцев назад
I doubt you would last a day.
@elderbob100
@elderbob100 Год назад
My compliments to the editor for not yielding to the pressure for an MTV-like montage of jump cuts, and for allowing the hypnotic oscillations of the machines to rhythmically fill the video canvas uninterrupted. I was struck by the amazing precision of the assembly process that far exceeds current and future customer expectations. ISO9001 and Six Sigma are not empty slogans in this company!
@justmejie
@justmejie Год назад
End of the video says it was filmed in November of 2003
@bellybutthole
@bellybutthole Год назад
No smoking!
@DanKoning777
@DanKoning777 Год назад
I concur-allowing each segment to flow naturally without a cacophony of harsh, discordant mixed sounds is to be applauded. One can comfortably state that You Tube's viewers did not need another documentary replete with that which can heard, by simply turning on a radio. Clearly, the desire to see and hear the raw sounds of the manufacturing process, is reflected by the number of views. And not only that: thems fellers did a rite fine job i reckon cuz thems gonna be looudns! 😁
@mickymouse7717
@mickymouse7717 11 месяцев назад
did you know most of the people in this video appear to be Mongolian slave labor forced to work for Chinese company..
@PeterWMeek
@PeterWMeek Год назад
The astonishing thing to me is the huge number of hand operations done on EACH individual firecracker - maybe 15 or 20? - and then people set them off in batches of thousands. Think of how many hand operations there were in that rippling bang - whoosh, gone in a few seconds. A minute might gobble up a million individual hand motions.
@scottsammons7747
@scottsammons7747 Год назад
When full employment is the priority for government, jobs continue to be done by humans.
@The177Hunter
@The177Hunter 11 месяцев назад
You’d think they would cost more huh. 😅
@rholmst
@rholmst 10 месяцев назад
When life is cheap…
@jimharry9347
@jimharry9347 Год назад
Being a pyro at 8 years old , now 75, I really enjoyed your Documentary...thanks....zoom zoom zoom an' a boom boom....
@Clunk49
@Clunk49 Год назад
I enjoy firecrackers beginning when I was an adolescent up to today. The paper wrapping and brightly colored labels still amaze me. A sincere thanks to the makers of these fireworks and to the editor for presenting this video with only the actual sounds at the facilities and not stupid music.
@harrykuheim6107
@harrykuheim6107 10 месяцев назад
I loved the day when the Fire Works Tents appeared back in the 1950s just before the 4th...a string of Black Cats was like a precious jewel
@robertszymanski717
@robertszymanski717 10 месяцев назад
​@harrykuheim6107 I remember growing up as a kid from 1960's....1970's Black Cat Firecrackers had as much as 120 milligrams of aluminum flashpowder! They were loud! Since the 1980's the CPSC wouldn't allow them in the USA unless they have no more than 50 milligrams of aluminum flashpowder and therefore not that loud! Black Cat Firecrackers are NOT " the best you can get" anymore! Nowadays they have very little flashpowder and half of them are duds! 😢😢😢
@bonghungk7544
@bonghungk7544 10 месяцев назад
@@robertszymanski717you got to go to mainland China 🇨🇳 to get the same stuff from the 1950’s/60’s. You can still get hand made cottage industry firecrackers 🧨 That really can blow a finger off! Obviously these crackers aren’t meant for export but local consumption.
@Okraknife
@Okraknife Год назад
I'm impressed at the amount of hand work that goes into these.
@TheDurnans
@TheDurnans Год назад
Considering how cheap firecrackers are compared to the labor that goes into making them, I guess I won't curse the next time that I find a firecracker with a missing fuse. It's amazing how much work goes into something that is gone in a blink of an eye.
@nomaschalupas2453
@nomaschalupas2453 Год назад
and so little work to create a human that fks sht up for a century
@SgtJoeSmith
@SgtJoeSmith Год назад
yeah and they probably only make $5 a day too.
@Boofatcha
@Boofatcha 10 месяцев назад
@@nomaschalupas2453 A true gentleman would never talk about his mother in a manner you have. Shame!
@texasslingleadsomtingwong8751
Unchanged art from 200 plus years or more . Incredible
@HuskyObscura
@HuskyObscura Год назад
Changed* the machines aren’t 200+ years old
@mavvasquez
@mavvasquez Год назад
as a kid, i'd see "made in Hunan province China" or something on the fireworks i bought. I always appreciated the chinese workers who made fireworks for me to celebrate. For whatever reason, even as a young kid I imagined a work environment almost just like this. It's an art form.. I hope everyone in the video is doing well today
@iloneclezar
@iloneclezar Год назад
O que comemoram?
@mickymouse7717
@mickymouse7717 11 месяцев назад
did you know most of the people in this video appear to be Mongolian slave labor forced to work for Chinese company..
@bernardkroeger4045
@bernardkroeger4045 Год назад
Well that was great. So much could be said about the processes shown in this presentation.
@henrychubbs2823
@henrychubbs2823 Год назад
Excellent narration-informative, clear and slow enough to understand easily.
@guloi9505
@guloi9505 3 года назад
Super Intressant danke das du Auch sowas hochlädst
@heckell4181
@heckell4181 Год назад
Fantastic video. Excellent production.
@sandpir8
@sandpir8 Год назад
Fascinating. I had no idea that these were so labor intensive. So much work and it all goes up in smoke in a few moments.
@rjwh67220
@rjwh67220 Год назад
Along with your hard-earned money.
@rizdalegend
@rizdalegend Год назад
How much you think that labor costs?
@geraldmorrison3152
@geraldmorrison3152 Год назад
Well done. Thank you for your efforts.
@scottnyc6572
@scottnyc6572 Год назад
I have to say this is an incredible up close look at a rare and ancient craft where cameras are probably not normally permitted.Thank You
@mickymouse7717
@mickymouse7717 11 месяцев назад
did you know most of the people in this video appear to be Mongolian slave labor forced to work for Chinese company..
@ReportsOnChina
@ReportsOnChina 10 месяцев назад
This is a very, very old video.
@timjulou7753
@timjulou7753 Год назад
Hypnotized by all the skilled and repetitive hand work; watched to the end and only a little disappointed we didn't get to light any fireworks!
@stormvogel6
@stormvogel6 2 года назад
Dat is lang werk voor een korte knal!? Wel veel respect voor al deze mensen !!!!
@Electriccoolaid
@Electriccoolaid Год назад
Zeker
@tomwolf2603
@tomwolf2603 Год назад
u can say all that work and effort goes up in a bang, yeah..
@aadnitraat
@aadnitraat Год назад
Now I got even more respect for chinese fireworks! 💪💪💪💥💫💥👏👏
@sammyj2917
@sammyj2917 11 месяцев назад
I really enjoyed this whole video. Such a cool process from start to finish. Thanks for taking the time to film, edit, and post this!
@mickymouse7717
@mickymouse7717 11 месяцев назад
did you know most of the people in this video appear to be Mongolian slave labor forced to work for Chinese company..
@natioffline
@natioffline Год назад
Thank you very much for sharing, actually waited for demonstrations to each kind...like the final result
@DanielBrownsan
@DanielBrownsan 10 месяцев назад
"I'll just watch this for 15-20 seconds while my laptop updates and I can resume working." (40 minutes later) "Okay that was amazing. Welp, might as well call it a night!"
@savage22bolt32
@savage22bolt32 Год назад
This answered a lot of burning questions. Questions I've wondered about for 60 years!
@ryhol5417
@ryhol5417 10 месяцев назад
Watching this explains a lot of my questions about these. It was fun to watch the process.
@jsrupert1037
@jsrupert1037 Год назад
It is amazing in this day of automation how much of fireworks production is still done by hand. It would seem that the production of this video also took many hours to complete and edit. WELL DONE !!
@haywoodyoudome
@haywoodyoudome 11 месяцев назад
Millions of uneducated, low skilled workers will always be cheaper than automation.
@AlvinC-sz3li
@AlvinC-sz3li 11 месяцев назад
Look at the cloth they wear, this video is from decads ago.
@imapseudonym1403
@imapseudonym1403 11 месяцев назад
Well, when it's essentially slave labor, it's very cheap.
@mickymouse7717
@mickymouse7717 11 месяцев назад
did you know most of the people in this video appear to be Mongolian slave labor forced to work for Chinese company..
@ReportsOnChina
@ReportsOnChina 10 месяцев назад
This video is very old - it is NOT like this today.
@johndelaney9399
@johndelaney9399 Год назад
A very interesting and informative video.
@cdslaughter1974
@cdslaughter1974 Год назад
This is a cool documentary. !
@Rich22C
@Rich22C Месяц назад
Great video. If I was 10 years old again I might incorporate some of the techniques they were using, especially the paper fuse making.
@robertmann7277
@robertmann7277 Год назад
Thanks for this video, very informative and each scene was the perfect length
@PyRoHD
@PyRoHD 3 года назад
Top Video!
@travishaynes1180
@travishaynes1180 Год назад
Watching these women reminds me of every factory line I've worked on and how the bosses want human robots. It's not normal /natural to work like that and it's all the result of one or just a few peoples greed !! Period. I revile the entire system that supports or encourages it !!
@kanetao
@kanetao Год назад
That last step, dropping the bundles of strips, looked so fun. Gotta wonder if any of the process has changed in 11 years.
@Smallathe
@Smallathe Год назад
Fascinating video!
@NotAsTraceable
@NotAsTraceable Год назад
Great video. Very interesting and pleasant to watch...except for the squeaky wheel grinder at 19:00 lol. I like the editing and the lack of some crappy background music.
@jaewok5G
@jaewok5G Год назад
wow. as a kid there was something magical about seeing that shiny red paper.
@dougsmith1968
@dougsmith1968 Год назад
Very good. Thanks
@neilfurby555
@neilfurby555 Год назад
Great production, giving time to see the process before being rushed along to the next one. I do wonder how the many drying processes cope with a rainy day?
@ingorichter649
@ingorichter649 Год назад
Very interesting documentation. 👍
@urbannpa
@urbannpa Год назад
I am so glad to see them wearing mask during the powder portion.
@happygardener28
@happygardener28 10 месяцев назад
The clothing, worker's demeaner and working conditions are very informative.
@TheGearhead222
@TheGearhead222 Год назад
Simply ingenius techniques! I thought that Chinese fireworks were largely machine made, but this is not the case!-John in Texas
@haywoodyoudome
@haywoodyoudome 11 месяцев назад
Why invest in machines when you have millions of unskilled and uneducated workers? - Haywood In YourAnus
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n 10 месяцев назад
Those are all machines. Every step uses a machine to do the work.
@ReportsOnChina
@ReportsOnChina 10 месяцев назад
This video is 20-30 years old - these kinds of factories don’t exist anymore.
@jimmykreutz6087
@jimmykreutz6087 Год назад
This is good stuff folks!
@lewiemcneely9143
@lewiemcneely9143 Год назад
Very good! Thanks!
@avenuex3731
@avenuex3731 Год назад
Nice and clean
@OtherMike5000
@OtherMike5000 2 года назад
Bless these hands.
@ahndeux
@ahndeux Год назад
Thanks for the fascinating video. It goes to show the ingenuity that goes into making of products that the world takes for granted. I would have no idea the amount of labor needed to make a firework fuse. Prior to this, I thought the process was automated with heavy machinery. In reality its more labor intensive. The truth is that someone has to do it in this world.
@olivier2553
@olivier2553 Год назад
It all deals with highly explosive products, making safe, heavy machinery is not easy, like the mill is made of wood and brass wheels because it does not make sparks, and the electric motor is kept away from the black powder. Quick fuse is burning in an explosive speed once t has been wrapped with paper.
@mickymouse7717
@mickymouse7717 11 месяцев назад
did you know most of the people in this video appear to be Mongolian slave labor forced to work for Chinese company..
@weaksause6878
@weaksause6878 Год назад
These are some skilled laborers. I'd like to see a politician attempt this just so we could all laugh at their incompetence.
@georgewashington938
@georgewashington938 Год назад
taking some time on each process makes a good video. It would have been really nice to see a demo of how each product is used (differences between the fuses , etc)
@peterjames9610
@peterjames9610 Год назад
Very interesting thankyou.
@huibertlandzaat1889
@huibertlandzaat1889 Год назад
You made a nice video. Thank you for uploading.
@cohall46
@cohall46 Год назад
Very interesting to see how the Chinese methods differ from the Indian methods of making fireworks. Thanks for sharing.
@thomas4315
@thomas4315 Год назад
I would like to see how they make the tiny bad of crustal rouck explode when you throw it. Kid love this pop rock. I should have brought it at Walmart few week ago I seen it and it was cheap.
@gfde7421
@gfde7421 Год назад
i love firework, cant get enough, also the how it smells after 🤩
@randyfromm
@randyfromm 10 месяцев назад
Thanks!
@Pyros4all
@Pyros4all 10 месяцев назад
I have to thank YOU, @randyfromm
@dirkaminimo4836
@dirkaminimo4836 Год назад
Wonderful, just wonderful vid. I have loved fireworks my whole life and thought about making custom ones, but the licenses here are to tough I think. Thank you
@cattnipp
@cattnipp Год назад
love fireworks? why don't you marry them?
@harrykuheim6107
@harrykuheim6107 10 месяцев назад
So Industrious and ingenious...
@dcolb121
@dcolb121 Год назад
This is so fascinating.
@jordanhess2061
@jordanhess2061 10 месяцев назад
Phenomenal !
@ChefKevinRiese
@ChefKevinRiese Год назад
I cant imagine doing that all day. Would be depressing as hell.
@richleyden6839
@richleyden6839 Год назад
From appearances, not as many fires and explosions as one might expect. However, I'd guess it took a few before the electric drive motors were placed remotely.
@bills6093
@bills6093 Год назад
Motor shouldn't be a problem, but whatever switches it on might be.
@tjlovesrachel
@tjlovesrachel Год назад
@@bills6093 I’m sure these aren’t fully sealed hazardous location motors… and I’m sure they aren’t brushless lol… I’d bet most of em are repurposed out of a damm washing machine or something lolll
@rcdogmanduh4440
@rcdogmanduh4440 Год назад
@@tjlovesrachel what's a washing machine lol.
@tjlovesrachel
@tjlovesrachel Год назад
@@rcdogmanduh4440 lollll
@dutchsailor6620
@dutchsailor6620 Год назад
Some departments in this factory look like a single spark is all that needed to have a new space station.
@samiam619
@samiam619 Год назад
Why do you think they keep the electric motors in a different room?
@ruserious9577
@ruserious9577 Год назад
Yep! Particularly "Powder-man". He'd go up in the ultimate flash! Never know what hit him...
@richardhack9830
@richardhack9830 Год назад
Every 2..3 years each of these small fireworks factories goes >| BOOOOMMMM ! ! ! |
@Dan-vq4pz
@Dan-vq4pz Год назад
As seen in the background: exploded parts of buildings
@shadetreader
@shadetreader 10 месяцев назад
A beautiful celebration of workers ❤✊❤
@mattwict
@mattwict Год назад
Omg! I would go absolutely insane with that job ALL DAY LONG. Ugh! I SINCERELY RESPECT THOSE PEOPLE and their HARD WORK. Wow!
@jimmykhuc3288
@jimmykhuc3288 Год назад
Fun to watch
@Wolf-zu8ox
@Wolf-zu8ox Год назад
I Love Firecracker.
@kaptkrunchfpv
@kaptkrunchfpv 10 месяцев назад
The fact that they can make those bundles with 469 tubes in them, by hand, every time, is freakin amazing.
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n 10 месяцев назад
You can see the straight rows line up from every side, making an extra or missing one stand out.
@pyrowolf.
@pyrowolf. 3 года назад
CoolesVideo
@philoso377
@philoso377 Год назад
I think hexagonal simplified sorting, counting, fast and accurate. We only need to make up ten unit along each side to believe we have a 10x10x3 pack. Or 3*n^2 step. Page 1:58
@chaussmk
@chaussmk 2 года назад
They all dressed in their suits to goto work in the fireworks factory !
@videos5923
@videos5923 Год назад
When the western camera team is coming, like using the dust mask.
@ashmatrix7088
@ashmatrix7088 Год назад
@@videos5923 also take note of how much random background laugher there is. even with a vague idea of what goes on when the cameras aren't around makes this kinda chilling.
@Laser-warriorjf9ny
@Laser-warriorjf9ny Год назад
Makes you wonder how many of them wind up deaf!
@raymondherbst7126
@raymondherbst7126 Год назад
We have OSHA in China they have NOSHA!
@joegilly1523
@joegilly1523 Год назад
I wonder if the guy wearing the TIE had a any idea if his tie could be a static stick and detonate the powder .
@stevestarcke
@stevestarcke Год назад
Wow!
@LetsGoBrandon_
@LetsGoBrandon_ Год назад
Even dropping a bundle of sticks onto the ground takes skill and technique. Incredible documentary.
@Miata822
@Miata822 Год назад
Fascinating.
@nak4651
@nak4651 Год назад
Can't imagine the level of professionalism when workers are (voluntary/mandatory) dressed in business attire at a fireworks manufacturing facility. Blows my little mind. LOL
@metricstormtrooper
@metricstormtrooper Год назад
A skilled person is needed in EVERY PART OF MANUFACTURE, These people are all artisans.👍 The ingenuity of the machinery is just mind blowing given that it all could have been used for centuries powered by hand or by horse shaft power.
@fredwild190
@fredwild190 Год назад
Splitting bamboo?
@ThePianoMan1953
@ThePianoMan1953 Год назад
@@fredwild190 How were the bamboo sticks used??
@george25199
@george25199 Год назад
@@ThePianoMan1953 Bottle Rockets
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n
@BariumCobaltNitrog3n 10 месяцев назад
@@fredwild190 oh yeah highly skilled. At something, maybe...
@Dunstire
@Dunstire Год назад
I can't believe the amount of time and effort that goes into making a product which ultimately lasts a few seconds.No wonder they cost so much
@JohnSmith-yv6eq
@JohnSmith-yv6eq Год назад
No they cost so much from all the middle men "clipping the ticket".
@vickilund7206
@vickilund7206 Год назад
Would be interesting to know what these products cost if you bought them straight out of the factory door
@justtim9767
@justtim9767 10 месяцев назад
Very interesting.
@evanthompson8925
@evanthompson8925 Год назад
How dressed up some of the workers are!
@glennalexon1530
@glennalexon1530 Год назад
This could have been filmed in any year between 1975 to 2020. Amazing or sad, depending…
@Riyame
@Riyame Год назад
2003 according to the credits.
@nekronox2055
@nekronox2055 Год назад
My first guess in the first minute was in 1970.
@bif24701
@bif24701 Год назад
1700-2023
@thomaswayneward
@thomaswayneward Год назад
LOL, this is medieval manufacturing. Very ingenious process.
@angithuinathoi-chet-memuon8851
There were a water bottle and a digital camera plus the clothes style in this video would put this video at about 2005.
@alro2434
@alro2434 Год назад
'South Of The Border' fireworks' very own Pedro highly recommends their "BANG" since the 50's at least! Gotta wonder how many other identical workshops there are throughout the province or all China. Thanks, great video!
@jacky445
@jacky445 Год назад
All that work goes into few seconds of fun.
@jhanthony2
@jhanthony2 Год назад
Half of those people were walking bombs. That's the most Chinese persons I've ever seen without anyone smoking.
@bjornm.3897
@bjornm.3897 Год назад
So much manual work for a second of fun.
@Martyz-TV
@Martyz-TV 11 месяцев назад
I love the audio explanation. So often neglected. Excellent job. Well done. (Notice the blackened fuse making hut? I'll bet someone had a very bad day!!!) At 17m 44sec
@voodosforever
@voodosforever Год назад
Sad... yet so impressive!!!
@95rav
@95rav Год назад
The facial expression on some of the workers says it all. Some had nice suits though - even though PPE was almost non-existent. A few were happy and chatty, but many looked worried. 'Am I doing it right, Boss? Will I get a bowl of rice tonight?"
@JohnSmith-yv6eq
@JohnSmith-yv6eq Год назад
@@95rav The suits (as in any industry) were "managers"...not workers.
@95rav
@95rav Год назад
@@JohnSmith-yv6eq @John Smith those at 2:20 sorting and bundling tubes don't look like managers - unless managers do unskilled labour. Ditto the guy at 10:30. If they use 'managers' to crimp a paper tube, fuk knows what they use the regular plebs for.
@robertszymanski717
@robertszymanski717 10 месяцев назад
14:44 is my favorite segment! A machine that braids Firecracker fuses together...still needs some human fingers to help guide it....
@Traderjoe
@Traderjoe Год назад
The hexagon shape forms naturally when you stack round tubes. This is why honeycomb forms hexagons.
@nickmiller76
@nickmiller76 Год назад
No
@dennydewaal137
@dennydewaal137 Год назад
These people made so many childhoods memories all over the world 😊.. 💪 to the workers. God bless .and many thanks 🙏 for mine .
@nigel900
@nigel900 Год назад
They’re existing in a Godless Communist Chinese Hell, not far removed from the stone age, Denny. Absolutely… Pray for them 🙏🏻
@Yo_Hahn
@Yo_Hahn Год назад
Imagine you sitting there 8h a day, doing the same precess your whole life long.
@Hades035
@Hades035 Год назад
imagine not having work and cant feed the kids?
@JohnSmith-yv6eq
@JohnSmith-yv6eq Год назад
@@Hades035 No pension in China. Cheap cigarettes though... and as you are being supported by your family.... have as many as you like comrade now that you have reached retirement...
@Baltihunter
@Baltihunter Год назад
8hrs? And the rest!
@-PORK-CHOP-
@-PORK-CHOP- Год назад
bashing the sticks in the background would drive you crazy listening to that al day
@billr8667
@billr8667 11 месяцев назад
This looks like dangerous, mind-numbing work.
@barryschalkwijk9388
@barryschalkwijk9388 Год назад
I have a hard time believing each hexagon bundle contains the same ammount of firecrackers but if true that's very impessive.
@ruserious9577
@ruserious9577 Год назад
I thought about that. But she is counting how many are on each edge. With all edges the same, as long as the contained area is filled without any gaps...the count should be pretty close if not exact.
@michael-dm2bv
@michael-dm2bv Год назад
@@ruserious9577 Yup. the girls that make the hexagons are WAY MORE SKILLED than the guys that cut the tubes in half.
@barryschalkwijk9388
@barryschalkwijk9388 Год назад
@@ruserious9577 it's a fairly flexible material, i can imagine there being room for 1 more or less easy. But yeah it should be pretty close within that margin.
@jeffd4056
@jeffd4056 Год назад
I’ve learned over the years that once you do something a few thousand times you will get really proficient at it Looking at the women doing the bundles I would not doubt that each is correct As it appears she has done that many thousands of times Carpal tunnel and arthritis I would think would be in her future Along with mind numbing boredom
@fredwild190
@fredwild190 Год назад
If the lines are straight, the number on each side is the same.
@King_TuTT
@King_TuTT Год назад
wow. cool video. poor lady doesn't even get a hammer, she gets a piece of wood. crazy
@angithuinathoi-chet-memuon8851
Hammer cost money, but the wood is free.
@mojobones8586
@mojobones8586 Год назад
OMG!! i had no idea these were basically hand made! Great video!
@RovingPunster
@RovingPunster 10 месяцев назад
11:32 Tap tap tap tap ... KABOOOOM ! 😂
@kumbackquatsta
@kumbackquatsta 7 месяцев назад
a process perfected over millennia
@paulalondon2919
@paulalondon2919 Год назад
3:25 So why are these Women wearing suits while working on firework tubes??
@JustinSmithPYRO
@JustinSmithPYRO Год назад
As much as I appreciate the work of the worker's actually making the firecrackers, I guess this is what they mean by a sweatshop job. Those poor people are probably only making 25 cents an hour. But very interesting to see how they are made
@JohnSmith-yv6eq
@JohnSmith-yv6eq Год назад
This was recorded in 2003.....
@tenmillionvolts
@tenmillionvolts Год назад
True, but in a small village, 25 cents would buy a lot more than it does in a big city. A sufficient wage is what is required
@fanllawf
@fanllawf Год назад
Do you not hear the laughter in the background? Why do Western folks automatically think because it's a manual labor intensive shop, it's automatically a sweat shop?
@barryf5479
@barryf5479 Год назад
At least they're not living in tents beside the road or being welfare bums like we have in the U.S.
@Peter1x2y
@Peter1x2y Год назад
when i see the "machines" used in china - i feel back in ´1750 !
@crooked-halo
@crooked-halo Год назад
The roll of firecrackers on the thumbnail is the exact kind I bought in China in the mid 90s in Xining. Unbelievably loud! I set a couple off on the street, and tried to pack one into a suitcase to bring back to the U.S. I got busted at the airport before departing but they only confiscated the roll. Notice how there's GIANT firecrackers interspersed throughout the roll. Just one of those will get you a few years in federal prison in the U.S now! Or blow a few fingers off. This was my favorite part of that particular trip to China, buying such huge explosives and setting them off in front of our hotel! I'm astounded at this video! Absolutely magnificent, handmade fun. I'll have much more respect for my fireworks now. Probably slave pay, though, unfortunately. Incredible how technology hasn't visited this industry yet.
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