Patriotic Tiananmen Square Flag Raising Ceremony // 充满爱国热情的天安门升旗仪式 

I went to Beijing 10 years ago and waited 4 hours to see the flag raising ceremony

無論中國好與壞都是我的祖國❗大家一起共建❗🇨🇳✨✨✨

我愛我的國家👉👉中國🇨🇳😘😘😘🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯🤗🤗🤗🤗👏👏👏

巨龍腳底下我成長 長大以後是龍的傳人 巨龍巨龍你擦亮眼 永永遠遠要擦亮眼

謝謝英國🇬🇧父子🙏！感謝你們傳播正能量的中國人！祖國越來越強大！人民的生活越來越幸福！感恩中國共產黨領導的社會主義就是好👍

谢谢分享这个视频 ，升国旗隔着屏幕也能感受到庄严肃穆的气氛，心情无比激动，祖国有今天不容易，无论我身在何处 ，无时无刻都拥护她 爱她 ，中国🇨🇳我爱您！

I was there 21 yrs ago when I was 13 yrs old, still remember the feeling, proud being a Chinese! We love peace and thx for sharing ur true experience in China.

my tear come out at that moment. Im Chinese, and im in Sydney, Australia now.

祖國是我的驕傲！中國式的升國旗太酷了！震撼我心！中國萬歲！

This reminds me that it' been 23 yrs since the last time I watched the Flag Raising in 1997, when HK is returning, thousands of people flood into Beijing for a celebration, my parents took me too, and the hotel is full, we ended up sleeping in underground tunnel with many others. lol, warm childhood memories.

was there a decade ago with my mom during the National Day period. Touching.

I am 71 from Philippines. We sang SanMinChui in the 50's. It took me a while to learn the ChiLai tune. I pray to heaven mainland and Taiwan would become One again peacefully even if not in my lifetime.

虽然是用电脑看的，但听到『敬礼』的时候还是会热泪盈眶

Been in Canada for over 20 years, coming back to home soon.

感动，每每听到国歌都是两行热泪，海外华侨祝贺祖国日益昌盛，万岁万万岁！

听到国歌响起的一瞬间，眼眶突然热了起来

You don't have to afraid of Chinese soldiers. They just look like very serious and no facial expression , but they will definitely help you when you meet some problems, they won't hurt you if you don't break the law . " 為人民服務 " is the number one rule in their handbook.

真的很惭愧 我也是刚知道 天安门每天早晨升起的国旗都是新的 而每天飘扬的国旗降下后就会写上日期收起来 在特殊的时候授予给英雄 给有贡献的楷模 比如我们志愿军英雄遗骨回家 每位英雄的骨棺上盖的 每一面都是在天安门广场飘扬过的国旗！真的太有心了 ！

Long live people's republic of China. Lots of love from India 🙏.

A couple of years ago, my mom told me she watched the flag-raising ceremony when she was on business travel in Beijing, and she had not expected that she would feel so touched and being teary when she was watching that. Maybe she thought of what China and Chinese people had experienced and suffered for the last decades, which is sad. But now China has been developing a lot and people are getting a better life, which means how much effort we've been making to get this accomplishment! Being proud of China!

What a lot of people don't understand is why China turned communist. It's because they suffered badly at the hands of colonialism, imperialism and interference. This is why the national anthem starts with "Arise, ye who refuse to be slaves, With our flesh and blood, let us build a new Great Wall, As China faces her greatest peril". No doubt people will point to The Great Leap forward in the 50s, and Tiananmen Square in the 80s. Those were dark days, but equally 30+ years ago. If you ask Chinese people they weren't oblivious but realise it was a huge and tough sacrifice to reset their nation after WW2. Since then under multiple rounds of new leaders, they have made significant strides to build a nation from scratch - jumping from the fields to factories, to a high-tech revolution. They've tackled poverty like no other nation has, giving everyone a roof over their heads, food to eat and jobs to do. It's a bit like dwelling how the United Kingdom employed slaves, stripped India of its resources, tried to invade Tibet, or entering an illegal war in Iraq, killing thousands of innocent people.... or the US committing genocide against native Indians, killing millions of innocent people around the world and leaving hundreds of thousands of deformed babies in Vietnam... Yet people will say "that was history". However, the difference is that the UK and US continue to profit from illegal wars and turning a blind eye on atrocities conducted by them, or their allies, instead influence the media to smear China to divert attention from problems closer to home. Vietnam is also communist, but relatively poorer and less of a threat. The US is anti-communist but never a whisper against them. Hong Kong - the third freest place on Earth, before the US and UK decided to intervene and create an uprising over, well, a problem which didn't even exist if you boil down to it. Now the UK is "welcoming" Hong Kongers with BNOs and money, but is turning its back on multiple refugees from countries it invaded of which displacing innocent citizens.

有谁默默跟着唱完国歌的🙋

Every time when I watch this flag raising ceremony my tear just come out, this is the natural feeling of love my motherland . Thank you so much, greatly appreciate your film

Hi, Lee and Oli, great to see you made it! Unity is at the heart of Chinese culture. That gate with Chairman Mao's portrait is called 'the Gate of Heavenly Peace'. When you step through the gate, you step through the history from ancient imperial city to new socialist capital. On the other side of the square, opposite the gate, is the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall, the final resting place of Chairman Mao Zedong. On the eastern side is the National Museum of China that exhibits the country's arts and history. It is one of the largest museums in the world. On the western side is the Great Hall of the People, which is used for legislative and ceremonial activities by the government. In front of the Chairman Mao Memorial Hall is the Monument to the People's Heroes, which is a national monument to the martyrs of revolutionary struggle during the 19th and 20th centuries. The street that runs across the square from the east to the west is called Chang'an Jie (or Chang'an Avenue), which is the longest and widest street in the world. All in all, this square is of great significance to China and the Chinese people! Cheers, Sophie

特朗普，让这种气氛越来越浓。 可爱😜的特朗普，下坠的速度，有点太快了。

Pretty cool. Both literally and figuratively

You lucky guys, you are very close to the flag pole mate ! I guess you will need to be there to get the real feel. Its on my to do list now. Thanks for showing us Oli !!!

馬耒西亚华人，在天安门观升旗礼是旅游北京的第一心愿！

As a Chinese, even just watching this flag raising ceremony video made me so proud of my country!

Every Chinese dream of seeing it in person, I just finished watching it in 2020 from Macau

我来美国二十一年了，很想回国看看升旗。

在国外长大可是每次听到国歌就很兴奋。

Tianan'men Square is not just the largest public Square in China, but it is also reportedly the largest public square in the world. During the Ming and the Qing Dynasties this space was forbidden to the public, just like the Forbidden City itself was - it was only opened up after the Qing's collapse in 1912. The New Communist Government built Tianan'men Square in the 1950's to provide for the people of China had a space where they could amass and express their patriotism and support of the party - as they do daily when they patriotically swarm to see the flag raising ceremony.

不要快进啊，我们都喜欢看兵哥哥的

If in National Day, it would be super crowded.

I went to Beijing 5 years ago and watched the flag raising ceremony with level of national, I pround of it! 国家级升旗仪式，每一个了解中国发展史的国人甚至人中华情结的华人都值得见证一次，我们的一切好生活环境，都是大家互相协作努力奋斗出来的。

中國是你們第二個家. 看升旗是必須.👍👍👍👍👍

Thank you

The moment the national anthem sounded, my tears burst out immediately XD

Merci à vous de nous montrer la vérité 🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇫🇷

I had been Tiananmen Square once when I was 12 with my friends. I was so sleepy because I need to wake up so early hahaha, but a very good memory in my life!!!

很棒的一期视频。 17年现场看过一次，终生难忘。 下次带儿子女儿一起去看看！

一个简简单单的升旗仪式却看哭无数人

It’s such a huuuge square, makes you feel really small and also surrounded by those grand government buildings, I guess that’s the whole point. But yeah I was lucky to visit it when it was pretty much empty, got to take some great photos.

默默跟着敬礼唱国歌。感谢欧美的无良媒体，让中国人如此团结。

Wow, that is the thing I always want to see.

I remember when I was in college (in Beijing). One night I was chatting with my friends, and one of us said: "how about we ride bikes to the square and watch the flag raising the next morning?". So we did. Unfortunately we were too optimistic and we slept over. By the time we got there the ceremony had finished. But we got to see different scenes of Beijing at dawn, like donkeys on the street.

I have not attend the flag raising ceremony when I was in Beijing.but I know the feeling is super great to see the flag raising in the cold air and fresh sun light. I love that too!

Every chinese wish to go to Chinese Capital City attend this flag raising ceremony at least once in their life no matter how broke or difficult.

I followed to sing the national anthem and tears wet my eyes uncontrollably like I did every week in China when I was a middle school student. (I am in the USA now), I really miss my country.

Such a regret that I missed the flag raising ceremony last time I went to Beijing, cause I was just too tired to get up so early. But I'll be back. And next time I may take my parents with me, cause they want to see the ceremony too hahaha. ❤️

Thanks a lot for this video, only once went to Beijing, but miss it, appreciate this video with your explanation. So proud of it.

庄严又激动人心！下次去北京一定要看看升旗！

Deeply appreciate your film guys! When I watch the flag raising and listen to the national anthem, I am tearly eyed. Love my motherland, she has suffered so much yet still standing strong for her kids...all us Chinese.

Thank you so much for this video. It has been a very long time since the very last time I saw the flag raising. I was too young to appreciate the meaning in it and now I miss it so much after been living abroad for few decades.

As a PRC citizen. I SALUTE to the FLAG and ANTHEM of my glorious HOMELAND!🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

The sun ray was reflected on the People's Hall where many banquets were held to receive leaders from many nations. One of the guests was Queen Elizabeth from your country!

Thank you both for your video of flag rising ceremony in Beijing , Excellent.

In front of the forbidden city wall, there are two signs, the left one reads "Long lived People's Republic of China", and the right one reads "Long lived the great unity of people of the world". Western media often use Tiananmen Square as a symbol for communism, but they failed to recognise the meaning of the signs written on the wall of forbidden city. As a Chinese, unity is all we aim for, but not separation. Even with different ideologies sometimes, we try to seek for the common good.

Amazing and very touching👍👍

当国歌响起的时候，我默默地抬起右手，敬礼！

Proud of my mother land. I still visit GZ very often for sourcing products

I was there about 7 years ago, also got up super early. The ceremony is amazing and I always wanted to visit China again, China is truly a miracle.

we didn't see that last visit. Thx a lot for sharing cheers!

I almost cried while watching this video. I used to work in Xizhimen Beijing and I had to travel to pass the Tian' Anmen Square as I lived quite close to it. Thank you for showing this to us.

That was really something. Thanks for sharing this experience with us!

There’s changing of the guards in front of Buckingham palace every day. That’s very impressive too. @Barrett you should go see if you have not already

我还没去天安门看过升国旗，这辈子一定要去看一次

With tears watching this flag raising ceremony 🇨🇳love you my motherland ❤️

Thank you for the video. I miss my hometown already.

Barretts, you need to put some flowers down in respect of all the students and workers that died in 1989.

谢谢这父子俩，视频传播的内容太棒了！很多中国人都还没有机会去看升旗呐包括我自己，当然电视里看无数遍了，但现场一定超震撼。作为一个目标吧一定要去一次。。。

It is one of my favorite of flag raising in Beijing. So excited!

if you learn more about how PRC was found you would know why our people care about these national things so much！ we’ve been throgh so much！salute to the flag！

I was there late autumn of 2019.... just a couple of months before COVID.

国歌旋律一起，眼泪就出来了😭好想回家😭😭

兩父子 好像兩兄弟 中國歡迎你

This is not the largest Square in China. The largest Square is Dalian Xinghai Square, which is also the largest in the world.

You're almost there, but not quite, with the full-disclosure requirement to maintain the integrity of this channel. You mentioned that you were "with" CRI - which, I assume, means that your trip was sponsored by that State organization, and that some if not all of your travel, meals, and lodging costs were covered by CRI. You need to be a bit more transparent about this aspect of your videos, so the viewer can be made fully aware of what influences may (or may not, or to what degree) be involved in your choice of content and how its presented.

Thanks for your sharing，and enjoy your trip❤️❤️❤️

Even after so many years, I am still immediately moved by this scene! Must say this: 我爱你中国🇨🇳！

This is People Republic of China 🇨🇳!

Amazing video, filled with words of wisdom. The word on the street is that you deserve a Nobel Peace Prize and there should be libraries, streets and villages named after you. In the hearts of millions of Brits, you are a national hero, because you bring hope and compassion to communities across Britain.

我这个中国人活了大半辈子了还没去看过天安门升旗，有机会一定要带着小孩去看一下！

Thumbs up! Barrett is becoming one of the best channels about Chinese daily lives, on-the-ground, first-hand, in real time. Lee and Oli, you are making other sit-in-front-of-a-green-screen vloggers jealous.

Maybe you don’t believe it, I can’t stop my tears.

One of the to do things on my bucket list! I bet msm are going to be having a field day accusing you guys of been on Beijing’s pay roll! 😂😂😂 again

China's national anthem calls for action to overcome adversity, it's the most inspiring.

每次去看升国旗都很激动

Can you see my avatar? Five-star red flag fluttering in the wind！heihei😎ི

Love to do similar to what you guys do but in Shenyang Liaoning Province

好久没听到国歌， 好久没见过升旗仪式。

Moving and inspirational.

我好像从来没有去看过升旗，这点你领先我们了呵呵，加油

Love it

They had another more grand version of the flag raising ceremony for the first day of each month, with full military band marching with the guard of honor performing the anthem, plus bugle squad performed on the Tiananmen

And what do you know? The ad for this video was genocide BS again. I saw this in grade 1. Proud moment right there.

Breathtaking! Amazing! 好感动！

每一次看到升国旗仪式，我都会心情澎湃！你们何其幸运可以在中国到处参观，我和家人现在只能呆在英国的家里，哪里都去不了，为了安全！羡慕啊！哈哈！

Thank you for this video.