What EAST & CENTRAL ASIANS Really Think About Each Other? 

Or you're just bad with memory lmao

Yes me too. I have low memories.

@@theplotarmoredtitan5781 like 256MB?

@@tulgatulgaldo6241 less than that i think

@@theplotarmoredtitan5781 at least can open 5 tab in Chrome

Chengez Hussaini I guess it’s because majority of East Asians live at the present, just like nobody mentions the power of Imperialist Japan or Han/Tang Dynasty or etc.

@i cant believe its not anime Genghis Khan is revered in Mongolia so its a bit different than that...

@@weidai3907 Genghis Khan is revered in not just Mongolia, but in China(inner mongolians consider him to be a national hero here too) as well, and Japan is also fascinated with him. Many Chinese and Japanese movies/dramas were made about him.

dsong2006 I’m not saying he’s not revered. As a Han/Miao Chinese I respect him. It’s just that generally people focus more on the present than the past.

To be fair, Mongolia isn't very culturally close like China, Korea, and Japan are to each other. From the responses in the video, the Chinese people seem to know a little more about Mongolia while the Koreans and Japanese had really no clue.

Oh my if that happens I predict a blood bath 🤦

@@erine.5680 Just a word battle. People have changed since the 90s, most of them do not need an enemy to exist.

@@gengis737 It's interesting how for some people sarcasm is not part of their comprehension

These guys mock each other, but don't take that seriously. I'm afraid about what can happen in a video with people from the balkan. So easily offended or want to offend.

Eastern European countries like Poland and Slovakia will take big offense for being put into that bracket "Eastern Europe". They r wanna be Central Europeans now unlike the plebs on the Balkans. :D Edit: And Slovenia will tell you there are not part of the Balkans either :D

kanji and the chinese "alphabet" is a reason to me not to learn this languages.

@@kaneda5438 interesting, one reason why I want to learn Japanese is because of kanji, we’re all different I guess

Well there's an unlimited number of chinese letters but there's an almost definitive number of kanjis

That’s exactly the point. There are so many more commonly used Chinese characters than kanji. She knows the pain of memorizing kanji thus she was like, how can they remember so many

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maybe only two mongolians with glasses among all mongols

Who said mongolians have good eyesights?

@@fybrogen7473 mostly koreans. I was surprised too, they think like that because koreans are really interested into archery and mongolians are masters at it.

@@topgear3128 I'm Korean and this was the first thing that came to mind too,. So it's true right?

@@Manas-co8wl ehhh, yeah, i guess so. But as i remember from summer Olympics in 2016, buryat women (one of the Mongolic people) got silver medal, right after south korean team. Soo, i think south koreans are the best but they also respect mongolians. I'm buryat though😅

전니사 Its better to say far East Asian because for an European Asia is East !

@@Ekphrasys Europe isn't the center of the world. East Asia means eastern part of Asia. There's also West, Central, South and North Asia.

@@JJK1 The concept of Asia was also created by Europeans. In fact, Arab culture, South Asian culture, Southeast Asian culture and East Asian culture are four very different cultures, but they are considered to be one continent.

@@JJK1 So North Asia is basically Russia?

@@gunsroses1293 Preach! And Mongolian culture doesn't seem to be included in any of those 4 categories

@@leopoldii1829 Lmao wtf HHHAHAHA

@@annasexy8291 wtf

@@annasexy8291 this is youtube not phube xD

Para q se bardeen todos? Hahaha

Yes, thank you Marina. What do you consider doing in southeast Asians?

@@ilovenoodles7483 Are you asking me?

Very hard to find? wow we are very rare species ^_^. anyway thanks for asking Mongolians

@@bellatomoko7379 yep, the people who represent country called Mongolia is slightly 3 millions. Unless a few developed country, you don't find them elsewhere.

Sorry but we Mongolians consider ourselves central Asian

@Sebastian Paredes You would be surprised how the exchange becomes more sensible when people are face to face.

No not middle eastern, MENA : middle east and north africa ! Include us north africans too x) Or do an Arab one then.

As usual people acting like all middle eastern people are Arabs. Ignorant as hell

@@tatianaasi3315 If Arabs arent Middle Easterns, then what are they?

@@namjoonismypresident6936 Arabs are mid eastern but not all mid easterns are arabs

It's true though. Everytime I visit there's always at least one LOL

Hahaha

Dating Beyond Borders With Latin you mean Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Romanian... people?😊

@@arianam9977 She said Latin-AMERICAN.... not Latin

Omg I volunteer for southeast Asia to be in your video!! I will fly back to Toronto just for another RU-vid gig!

pauvermelho She changed her comment. At first she said just "Latin"...

Dating Beyond Borders So rude to just change your comment instead of answering me...

::star girl:: starting engine was a little funny, I lived in Korea a year and thought of it that, they sound just a little too whiney and robotic

I'm one of those Japanese in the group and hadn't been outside Japan till I was 22! It was a cool experience honestly sharing stereotypes and stuff with other Asians :)

​@@japanesestandupcomediansho5893 Okay looks like I jumped to a conclusion here. Thanks for sharing your story.

​@@nomadicmonkey3186 How come your English is that good anyway? I wanna break this stereotype that people from Japan can't speak good English! The English education in Japan has to improve though.

​@@japanesestandupcomediansho5893 Well, long story short, I've got basically no social life. Hope that explains. Not that I've made much conscious effort to study the language properly since like college.

@@japanesestandupcomediansho5893 It's not a stereotype but is a fact though of course, not everyone is this or that.

haha

Yes they should.

Ooh that would be great. I swear most Caribbean countries have like 500 people in them though. It might be hard for them to find people to star in it

@@Noidonteatbabiesstopasking wut def not true

@@Evanescence29 Well I assume some of them like Cuba are more populated. But countries like St Lucia or Barbados must be tiny

Love to see that someday primo because when I see Caribbean videos, it tends to be specific depending on the location more. Some show solely the Latino side while others show the Black Caribbean and both are beautiful and unique. I understand the importance is from different colonization points of history, as well as immigration influence the diversity. It's would be nice to seeing everyone rep having Spanish side PR, DR, Cuba while others have British Jamaica, French Haiti, Dutch Aruba, Indian, or Chinese cultures and so much more like US/British Virgin Islands. I personally would love to see ALL with their diverse skin tones and stories of them unite under the Caribbean video to share and connect being unite.

She is adorable

Have you never dropped a potato? It made sound!

No it isnt. I came here to learn the truth no fluff

@Hello World It would be interesting.

@Hello World Oh, i can see that. I have watched other videos and it looks like a very unique place. I live in Cambodia now then Nepal. Do you not think Mongolia is worth the trip?

@Hello World I am a 1%'er👌

My thought exactly. She's so elegant

Yeah kinda crushing on her. That is one beautiful Japanese lady.

@New Pretty why is it so funny?

@New Pretty thanks 😄

What is the language in Kyrgyzstan?

@@user-yx5jf7nt9i kyrgyz

@@totochanel2251 Turk or persian?

Tressa Alexander it’s the food

East Asians have whiter skin than South Asians

That's because of the weather condition.

@@traaotuong6107 Mongolia is a very cold country with harsh climate

Nightcor EDM That’s clear. Not white. Different thing.

Most east asians living in asia can't speak english

@@bennyshapira8793 Actually don't speak n also don't need to, because we have our own languages. They r asian American they don't know much about asia.

@@Mlioto They are asian americans but they are knowledgeable of their culture. It would be a disaster if they don't speak english and sit next to someone who's from another country. Watch the Nordic version of this video for basis.

jh bgb They feel more American than anything else. Instead they should have invited East Asian exchange students living in the US but are culturally more pure Asian

Phil Rubi then would they be able to communicate with people from other languages? No right

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@New Pretty you sound stupid, because Africa is the most diverse continent on earth.

Don't forget us North Africans too :(

Culturally wise yes, but geographically they are located in Eastern Asia.

@@leonardovillegas1119 hmm geographically they are located in inner asia and do not border with ocean like mostly of east asian countries.

@@leonardovillegas1119 CENTRAL EAST ASIA

Yes that’s true

​@@leonardovillegas1119 The same way Vietnamese culturally in the sinosphere, but geographically in south east Asia.

It's not the national anthem lol It's actually one of the biggest hits in the history of the Japanese music scene, "Sekai ni hitotsu dake no hana" (rough translation: a flower like no other in the world). It's from back in 2003 but we all sing it in preschool and elementary school. The message about not having to be anyone else, to fight and compete bc everyone is special enough from day one really resonated with a society where kids are pitted against one another from elementary school for grades and success, only to be overworked and depressed "like cattle" (sorry cows!) in adulthood. It's a huge relief when you're living under this immense stress and someone comes and says, it's alright to be proud of who you are and happy with what you have because you are enough.

Joseph Rabozzi you’re right. fucking political correct

@Joseph Rabozzi white did some horrible shit to all other races like colonising, maybe in 1000 years well forget all that and you can be proud to be white

@@NightcorEDM And they also invented the modern world and contributed massively in Scientific and Technical progress

@@NightcorEDM Without the whites you would still be riding horses

​@@loneshark4624 lmao you think its about only white people?

Spare some good stereotypes for China apart from LOUD, dog eating, unmannered, troublemaking, disrespectful for regulations.

From my experience in "Korea" (Lived in Seoul/Daegu and visited other places) you can still use cash without problem but many small vendors don't accept cards. In "China" (Lived in Shanghai and visited other cities) there are many places that won't even carry cash so they can't give change, even all the small vendors mainly use QR codes to pay, you don't even use cards, but just your phone. China is a whole other level when it comes to being cash free. You can only find cash where there are tourists.

@@johnwolf5731 thats not stereotype thats true lol

Mongolians too, we are central asian

@@mishka3284 Mongolia is east Asian you can see in this video.

@@DeusEstAmor________137 what was so East Asian about Mongolians in this video? The real East Asians were absolutely clueless about Mongolia.

@@baatar Mongolia is far from Central Asia.

@@DeusEstAmor________137 what are you talking about? It's right next door. I can take a three hour flight to Astana or Almaty from UB.

word, that tom yum soup is LEATHAL! lol

agree Mongolia is not culturally part of our circle

yx w isn’t it called the “sinosphere” for Asian countries influenced by ancient Chinese culture? A lot of things like Confucianism, Taoism, etc? I would think Vietnam is more cultural close to the others than Mongolia.

@@yxw5688 Yeah no one knows about Mongolia. Or maybe the Central Asian countries do, I don't know

@@Noidonteatbabiesstopasking ofc no one knows about a nation which has conquered half of the world.

@@anastasia-fr1gn yes but technically majority of vietnamese are still southeast asian just got more east asian culture. mongolia is kinda close genetically but culturally no, they aren't part of the trio agriculture civilisations china japan korea. vietnam join recently

And they did it 😁

Well thats actually true, my Korean classmates told me that most of the teenagers in korea almost 80% of the populations undergone cosmetic plastic surgery and even young children around 13-15 yrs old can have a plastic surgery especially their eyelid and their skin first, and when they turn 17+ they undergo for rhinoplasty and their jaw line. And they also said that most of the students ask this to their parents for a gift when they got a reward, be on top, or graduated and they also use cosmetics/make up. Not only girls but also boys and other genders. Well what do we expect, South Korea is the “Plastic Surgery Capital of the World”, which is cool because as you can see there are too many talented surgeons there, unlike the plastic surgery in the UK or US.

@@tak7022 We Koreans cannot agree at all. It's out of common sense that 80% of Korean teenagers get plastic surgery, whether you really have a Korean friend or if she’s weird. It is true that Korea has the best plastic medicine in the world, but the perception is not very good.

@@tak7022 I'm Korean but I don't agree.

@@tak7022 its totally cap , how its possible 80% of people of one country have PS done lol , stop lying. 10%-20% of people from korea have something done , stop lying dude. The correct its 80% of kpop idols have something done.

​@@qwertyu9961 u r not korean

True! But for now. I read the government is planning to reintroduce the traditional Mongolian script to replace the Cyrillic.

The Cyrillic alphabet did not come into use until 1946, when northern Mongolia seceded from China with The support of the Soviet Union. This year, the government announced it would introduce traditional Mongolian script from China, which is still used only by ethnic Mongolians in China

Mongolian langauge is still Mongolian langauge.

Korean Hangul is probably also based on Tibetan Pagspa like Mongolian Script, but only stylized in square blocky Han Chinese script.

@@faustinuskaryadi6610 that makes 0 sense 😂😂

It's because it's a country of only 3 million. Plus, they aren't culturally east, but central.

@@mishkamishka1734 true, we are very central asian

@@mishka3284 Yess, that's because originated we from different place than other east asians, a mountain range called Altai! 😄

Ethnically speaking, there are more Mongolians in China's Inner Mongolia than in the present-day country of Mongolia. Russia also has Mongolian communities in the republics of Buryatia, Tuva, and Altai. Sad how Mongolia got nerfed.

First of all, where does Vietnam belong?

@@johnwolf5731 south east asia.

There has been many great people in each nationality in history, doesn't mean people think about them in present day

What is Gemuji??😂

@@totochanel2251 Gemuji? I dunno? I just know "kimochi" lol.

@@moon-lo8ic maybe this one. What's the meaning?))

Hillary Yau Same here, but I live in the U.S. (ARMY!

That's what she meant... "Kanji" means "Chinese characters" in Japanese, many Japanese people find Kanji to be a very difficult part of their education, hence they might be awed by Chinese people using it ALL the time.Obviously in China you use entirely Chinese characters not just partial. So that's a lot of characters.

Japanese also use Hiragana and many of them just don’t bother using Kanji later in life

Turks are not Asians... they're South Europeans mix with middle eastern

I think s/he meant Turks from Central Asia, not Turkish from Turkey.

Mongolia is culturally Central Asia, geographically east asoa

Even me as a Mongolian thought We are culturally and historically more closer to the Central Asian countries than East Asian countries.

Lol

Cuz they’re not rlly culturally East Asian, as in influence of Chinese culture is minimal

@@niubi3923 we are more central asian

Ikr

Taiwan is the good China. Let them be.

@Erin Mo My girlfriend is Taiwanese and she always says that SHE IS NOT chinese. Besides that I did not say they are different races, but different countries.

@@Qwe-rd9ir lol good luck dude

​@Erin Mo Since the island was Japanese for a long time, Taiwanese are also very Japanese in many ways: bow culture, respect, order, cleanliness etc. which are not strongly present in mainland China. Hence, Taiwanese people are NOT just southern Han Chinese people. DNA is not enough to tell on people's culture. So you Chinese people need to learn some facts :) And by the way, a lot of Taiwanese are glad that Taiwan had been Japanese for a time, since it brought prosperity and order to a back then poor and agriculture-orientend island, which Chinese rule unfortunatelly totally neglected.

Erin Mo You calling Taiwanese the same as Chinese is like saying Australian and American people are British. Due to differing influences and environments, people do evolve and create new identities over hundreds or thousands of years. Maybe they share DNA but their thought processes could vary widely. Even over generations, our thinking can differ from our parents.