[South-East Asia] [China - Mongolia] (1920/1929)

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Shots of comings and goings in a Peking market place, much bustle and hustle, artisan's shop in street, camel caravan crossing. Mongolia: shot from rear of train of track, buildings, crowd near buildings, horse and cart moving by, mounted soldiers. Calm river, fishing wharf, native buildings lining shore, boats on the water, city streets, pedestrians, pigeons. Shots of religious procession, of men near masonry fireplace. Shot of grate, fire, men throwing things on it. Shots of travelling acrobats performing in street, crowd watching.
Source: Library and Archives Canada. National Film Board of Canada fonds, 1990-0347. IDC: 164832.

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Комментарии : 44

@olcotttheosophy Год назад

Amazing, wonderful, knowledgeable, unforgettable

@TATANKA-nf4ck 2 года назад

いずれにせよ、貴重な良い映像記録だ。

@user-wp5wo7qq6r Год назад

There is no mongolia at all， 8:16-9:54 is Japan，other every cameras is from Beijing

@BudiSaptowo 17 дней назад

gurun ghobi adanya di china ada onta

@kaifengchen421 2 года назад

This is Peking and early before 1912， still Qing dynasty

@colindong7316 2 года назад

Didn't the men cut off their long hair in 1920s? Has to be at least 1900-1909 when Qing was still around. Might be even late 1800s?

@arkady714 Год назад

What is the ceremony at the end of this video? Are they burning joss sticks? If so, is there a specific reason?

@Madmen604 5 месяцев назад

What is that long wall

@suxsumancom 2 года назад

不好意思，纠正一下，这不是蒙古，是北京

@canman5060 7 лет назад

Maybe earlier then 1920.No more long pigtale Qing hairstyle by 1920 in China.

@colindong7316 2 года назад

I was thinking it's possible to be even late 1800s. Still awesome footage

@michaelman9358 Год назад

Can someone confirm the yr? It doesnt seem to be 1920, since the people still carrying their Pony tail, which was a Qing dynasty law pre-1910.

@CannibaLouiST 6 месяцев назад

unlikely to be before 1910s IMO. lots of people didn't shave their front in the clip, and unless the manchus no longer had the power or overall authority in dictating their hairstyle, that could lead to a straight death penalty. and since the ROC made the law that all chinese must cut their queue, this is certainly before ROC took peking

@loklou1378 2 года назад

想问一下.：这作者是澳大利亚人吗?

@tsogbayargalmandakh.0202 4 года назад

This is not Mongolian

@user-wp5wo7qq6r Год назад

@Bodhi Lotus no，Even today's Chinese and Manchus would not say that. The three ethnic groups are not the same thing at all, Manchus has been melt into chinese，but mongolian are very different.

@colinsushiboy745 2 года назад

Would be so cool to live a week there in those days. Even with the weird long ponytail 🤣.

@colindong7316 2 года назад

Didn't the men cut off their long hair in 1920s? Has to be at least 1900-1909 when Qing was still around. Might be even late 1800s?

@TungB 2 месяца назад

Seems older...The footwear tells you so much..

@CannibaLouiST 6 месяцев назад

the first two minutes were likely filmed at the very end of the ching dynasty. many people still wear the queue but no longer shave the front just like the old kung fu movies in hong kong.

@salahtouaa6097 2 года назад

good good good......

@khurelbaatarerdene3680 3 года назад

NO! THERE ARE ONLY CHINESE AND JAPANESE.Kid!it shows, you completely dont know about MONGOLIA.iF YOU DONT BELIEVE ME TAKE ADVICE FROM HISTORICAL SCIENTITS.You must change your title.

@AntonioHernandezmatematico 9 месяцев назад

Ya tenian postes de electricidad en esa epoca

@anttwonbrown6954 7 лет назад

Who amazing , remind me of what Haiti use to be , but Dreaded though .....

@ksluiz1 Год назад

China and Japan mixed

@ohz1999-cwingcity 3 месяца назад

明治维新后的日本和中国简直是两个世界

@user-bc3ym9xp7o 2 года назад

8:17これは日本のどこか

@Flyingpotatos Год назад

Probably, Kyoto.

@user-ot3jj6rd9b 6 месяцев назад

確かに日本なんだよなぁどうみても

@duckbizniz663 Месяц назад

Good to see old Imperial China during the Qing Imperial Era. The old Beijing City Wall built during the early Middle Ages or Antiquity. The shear height and length of the city wall is quite impressive. The railway tracks running alongside the old city wall. Sadly no significant section of the old city wall exists today. The Chinese have a habit of destroying their own history. A people who ignore their past is doomed to repeat the same errors. Lastly the Foreign Concessional Quarters where the Japanese Nationals reside.

@pekingdragon 3 месяца назад

It is such a pity that so little has been preserved in today's Beijing from that time. Especially this imposing part of the inner city wall with the twin towers of the Xuanwumen Gate and the monumental southwestern corner tower. Unfortunately, Mao and his comrades regarded city walls and many imperial buildings as backward and relics of a decadent past. At least chinese culture is experiencing a renaissance these days, and many traditional buildings have been rebuilt in recent years. Hopefully the government will support many more of such projects in the future.

@user-ov6bv9cn1o 2 месяца назад

You have to blame Mao ze dong and the imperial Japanese for that. The imperial Japanese brought wwll to china and Mao strove to destroy all 5,000 years of it.