Really enjoyed watching your video! You have a great style, informal, friendly, enthusiastic, and it's fantastic to see rural China and hear the stories of real people.
Those are all fake, so there are a lot of zeros on them, making it seem like there's a huge amount of money. I think there must be serious inflation in the underworld.
It's good that people remember their ancestors and love them. But some of these traditional beliefs and practices are not consistent with modern scientific understanding. When a person dies, how can he benefit from all these paper offerings of shoes, clothings, electronic gadgets, etc, etc. He's dead and unconscious. China becomes strong and powerful today because of accepting science and technology, not traditional beliefs in afterlife or superstition. All these practices could be harmful to the country.
@SeasonOfFallingPetals Burning paper and incense could cause pollution and waste of money and resources. Although it's just a ritual of remembrance to you, but to others it's a belief or superstitions they still firmly believe in. Moreover when more than 1 billion people are burning incense and paper money, it could cause serious air pollution and waste hundreds of millions of dollars. Also cutting down bamboo trees to make all these incense and paper money, really waste of resources and harmful to the environment. People have to change with time and circumstances, we're no longer living in the 19th century under imperial China where people were ignorant and superstitious and country was very backwards suffering invasion and bullying from foreign powers.
One time i flew over China to Japan i could see the ground and saw nothing but desolate post soviet poverty. Looked like the 1950s untill we finally saw a city.
According to your description, you should be flying from west to east. What you passed through is the western part of China. Due to geographical reasons, there are many Gobi deserts and mountains there, which are very difficult to develop. Most of the population in China lives in the central and eastern coastal areas. However, our development of the western region is also going well now. The edge-locking of the Taklimakan Desert has just been completed recently.
Really enjoyed watching your video! You have a great style, informal, friendly, enthusiastic, and it's fantastic to see rural China and hear the stories of real people.
Thank you for sharing! So real and authentic ❤
So happy to see that your mom is vibrant and healthy!
Really interesting video 😊
支持你，北海
Are they burning money during the offering? Like @ 3:10
It's fake money sold for offerings
Those are all fake, so there are a lot of zeros on them, making it seem like there's a huge amount of money. I think there must be serious inflation in the underworld.
😂@@HowsChina
这个美女好漂亮
It's good that people remember their ancestors and
love them. But some of these traditional beliefs and practices are not consistent with modern scientific understanding.
When a person dies, how can he benefit from all these paper offerings of shoes, clothings, electronic gadgets, etc, etc. He's dead and unconscious.
China becomes strong and powerful today because of accepting science and technology, not traditional beliefs in afterlife or superstition. All these practices could be harmful to the country.
No one is trying to scientifically prove that spirits exist or anything of that sort. It's a ritual of remembrance.
@SeasonOfFallingPetals
Burning paper and incense could cause pollution and waste of money and resources.
Although it's just a ritual of remembrance to you, but to others it's a belief or superstitions they still firmly believe in. Moreover when more than 1 billion people are burning incense and paper money, it could cause serious air pollution and waste hundreds of millions of dollars. Also cutting down bamboo trees to make all these incense and paper money, really waste of resources and harmful to the environment.
People have to change with time and circumstances, we're no longer
living in the 19th century under imperial China where people were ignorant and superstitious and country was very backwards suffering invasion and bullying from foreign powers.
One time i flew over China to Japan i could see the ground and saw nothing but desolate post soviet poverty. Looked like the 1950s untill we finally saw a city.
According to your description, you should be flying from west to east. What you passed through is the western part of China. Due to geographical reasons, there are many Gobi deserts and mountains there, which are very difficult to develop. Most of the population in China lives in the central and eastern coastal areas. However, our development of the western region is also going well now. The edge-locking of the Taklimakan Desert has just been completed recently.