Chairman Mao took the land from the landlords and gave it to the farmers. Of course, the landlords and their children hate Chairman Mao, while the farmers and their children love Chairman Mao. It was his own initiative to give the melon to Chairman Mao, not a privilege given to him.
@@saultopaul3981 Chairman Mao's so-called very expensive failures are the greatest successes. Use your brain to think about it, not only the whole world became Chinese lovers but also Indian has none of the very expensive failures of Chairman Mao's, which make the whole world know China better than Chairman Mao does and India a perfect country without very expensive failures too.
@@一个说话大声的中国人 I was mostly referring to his bird killing fiasco. But you know better I’m sure. With China’s population any small mistake is easily a huge mistake. No judgment here. Chill out
Thanks so very much Matt ! Thank you for your XINJING trip to give us a very very good chance to see more about XINJING . What a beautiful place it is ! 👍👍👍👍🥰❤️💖💕💞👏👏
As someone who has an extended family that was in the Guo Min Dang, and some of them eventually moved to Taiwan, I can say that 90% of the Chinese population love Mao. The 10% are either in Taiwan or left China for West. For people like my other half of family who were from the bottom, and if we lived under KMT, I would've never been able to have the chance to study abroad and my family would've been poor farmers for generations. The whole "Communism negatively impacted a lot of people" is not the case in China. Every country have people who are dissatisfied with their government, China is no exception. However, people outside of China has been giving these people such a high platform to voice their dissatisfaction, people really believed that CPC was killing people and Mao was eating kids. Obviously people who dislike their government would make it sound as bad as possible, I mean we have people in the US claiming Obama was a lizard man and eats kids.
I will eat a dozen of Hamigua ! Mao is still respected by most people in CN, because most people were poor in his time and he delivered better life to these people. One can deduce who are those who hate him.
@Sheriff Lobo Not too much to that direction I hope but unlimited capital is bad for the majority of the citizen. Unlimited capital who control the government, politicians, the MSM and the military industrial complex, holy fxxk, US is screwed cuz that shxt is too powerful and there is no road ahead or back. Well actually the world is screwed, just wait for the nukes to fall. Those folks are already looking for another planet.
He speak his language, he must be a survivor of CPC repression. Now you expose him to the CPC, he must move again to save his life. You must help him. 😂😂😂
I live in HK and lately been buying lots of fruits from Xinjiang. I have found them to be delicious and better value compared to traditional imports. So their business model and goods are working well
One needs to judge chairman Mao on the good as well as the bad deeds he has done. The good he has done outweighed the bad he has done. He is a flawed human like all of us.
It is a fact that Tibetans and Xinjiang people like Chairman Mao very much. He brought complete liberation to these two places, especially Tibet, which was slavery before liberation.
Chairman Mao took the land from the landlords and gave it to the farmers. Of course, the landlords and their children hate Chairman Mao, while the farmers and their children love Chairman Mao. There had never been the western kind of private land ownership under Jesus in China. Even the land owned by the royal family including the Emperor himself may be taken. Generally speaking, each change of dynasty accompanies a major change in land ownership. At the end of the last dynasty Qing, many people got the land during the revolution. However, many of those beneficiaries of the revolution, who are the so-called nationalists, once they got the land, became anti-revolutionaries and started to slaughter the communists, of course, lost and went to Taiwan eventually. Today, it is common knowledge that private land ownership is bad for industrialization.
He didn’t give the lands to the farmers. He stole the land from landlords, mostly warlords actually and their officers. Then the government proceed to lease the land to farmers. The farmers don’t own the land or at least most don’t. Though there has been some land reforms in the past could decades, land reform seems to mostly have turned stagnant.
Your thoughts about Chairman Mao Zedong in 10:25 resonate in my ears. I have heard that what prompted the vast majority of Chinese people to love their new leader was that prior to Mao extreme poverty was pervasive all throughout China, and when Chairman Mao came along, he initiated reforms that lifted them up out of poverty. Karl Marx's writings on Communism offered a positive solution to the blatant poverty in China that was prevalent all throughout China in the early 20th century. The common people pushed the Communist ideology under Chairman Mao. Rewi Alley once remarked about the Chinese people: "If you can't feel for these people, you can't feel anything for the world."
@@sirtrollalot7762 There are actually two-sides to every coin. You have only looked at one side. As for the "Cultural Revolution" waged by Chairman Mao, yes, it led to many deaths, but it brought China out of the "Middle-Ages" where people were still practising superstitious practices by and large, and which had stymied the nation's growth.
@@Dovid2000 indeed, Mao is a thoroughbred. He made sure the revolution was an integral part of their culture. To this day, Xi JinPing and the CCP stays faithful in following the main tenets OF Marx's Communist Manifesto... ensuring the farmers and workers ownership of their products. This grandpa looks so pure and healthy. And of course, happy... such great joys in his memories of Mao... who lived to change history from a class struggle into the multi faceted humanity that China is today. Mao was a compassionate and super intelligent man. He sacrificed all for the revolution to succeed.
chairman Mao is still popular among the chinese of 70yrs, and is becoming popular among the young people. there is a trend of re-recognize Chairman Mao nowadays. there was some mystery and misinformation about Chairman Mao now revealed the true story
You were lost in translation. The grandpa was a peasant with no land, working for landlords who own all the land. Mao redistributed land to every peasant and made them owner of the country, not slaves of landlords. Mao to these people are god-like. Vast majority of the poor, and even some landlords, loved and still love Mao. Those who hate and fear Mao were the very small number of landlords and the global imperialists who have been so scared of Mao and his thoughts that will eventually wake up people all over the world to remove their undeserved privileges. Mao is the greatest strategist and politician in human history, no exaggeration!
Wonderful experience there Matt...it's as if i'm with d group. I doubt if i can ever go to far flung places in China. That's why ur videos are so important...it's like giving chance to many people who can't travel for some reasons n to many overseas Chinese like me who are wishing to travel back to d motherland n perhaps spend some time there for a while. 🙄🙄😃😃
So nice to see happy and proud people in the days filled with sad news about Afghanistan and other natural disasters when you turn on the TV news. Thank you Mark, Jingling and your team for sharing this wonderful story. I also love to watching and Listening to the Grandfather's amazing story sending Hamilton melons to Chireman Mao👍😀
Different time, stages, situations need different leaders. One just cannot compare... poverty, developing, developed, sustainability, competitiveness and etc.. will need different type of leadership.
My parents were working in Xinjiang in the army. I lived there for a whole year when 3 years old. My parents told me that the train took 4 days and 4 night to arrive Urumchi from Beijing at that time.
Infrastructure are like human blood vessels. If the distribution of blood is efficient you will be healthy. Infrastructure like road, trains, sea route, and air route are important for development and success.
Matt. Love your videos. You have done such a great job..... it is such an eye opener even for us Malaysian, the progress and economic successes achieved by farmers at Xinjiang. Think about it.... how are they able to be so successful? It starts with a peaceful and progressive nation. Jayoe Matt 👏👏👏
so nice video! the more people in the world can get inspiration from your video to enjoy more new things with respect and open minded, the world will be better and. better for all people!
“The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they control the minds of the masses.” ― Malcolm X
Next curiosity topic could be the basket of Mangoes that President Bhutto gave to Mao (when Pakistan was an US ally and India had close ties with the USSR, and, China was against both the USSR and the USA).
Hami melon used to be extremely expensive and selected only for kings’ royal family ! ( I learned from school while I was a kid. ) Now today things has been changed so much ! Everyone ( anyone) can enjoy it with a very very reasonable price at every corner of this world ! THANKS TO THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT ! 👍👍👍🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳👏👏🥰💕💖💞❤️
How about you visit the actual areas the media are talking about before you say that they're blowing things out of proportion. This clearly a guided tour of exactly what they want you see similar to what you'd get in North Korea.
He had an interesting interaction with Mao
Chairman Mao took the land from the landlords and gave it to the farmers. Of course, the landlords and their children hate Chairman Mao, while the farmers and their children love Chairman Mao.
It was his own initiative to give the melon to Chairman Mao, not a privilege given to him.
Sometimes the leaders have to take some shots. I’m sure Mao achieved more than most of us could. Sadly, he had some very expensive failures too.
@@saultopaul3981 Chairman Mao's so-called very expensive failures are the greatest successes. Use your brain to think about it, not only the whole world became Chinese lovers but also Indian has none of the very expensive failures of Chairman Mao's, which make the whole world know China better than Chairman Mao does and India a perfect country without very expensive failures too.
@@一个说话大声的中国人 I was mostly referring to his bird killing fiasco. But you know better I’m sure. With China’s population any small mistake is easily a huge mistake. No judgment here. Chill out
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Thank you for showing everyone the truth about Xinjiang, which western media are never gonna mention on their shows whatsoever.
Thanks so very much Matt ! Thank you for your XINJING trip to give us a very very good chance to see more about XINJING . What a beautiful place it is ! 👍👍👍👍🥰❤️💖💕💞👏👏
As someone who has an extended family that was in the Guo Min Dang, and some of them eventually moved to Taiwan, I can say that 90% of the Chinese population love Mao. The 10% are either in Taiwan or left China for West. For people like my other half of family who were from the bottom, and if we lived under KMT, I would've never been able to have the chance to study abroad and my family would've been poor farmers for generations. The whole "Communism negatively impacted a lot of people" is not the case in China. Every country have people who are dissatisfied with their government, China is no exception. However, people outside of China has been giving these people such a high platform to voice their dissatisfaction, people really believed that CPC was killing people and Mao was eating kids. Obviously people who dislike their government would make it sound as bad as possible, I mean we have people in the US claiming Obama was a lizard man and eats kids.
Like it or not! Mao had to do what was necessary. He was a pragmatic leader for China. His work lead to the key pivotal moment in Chinese history.
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JaYoe Matt got some moves dancing, keep it up!
Matt: I feel so warm to hear you said the old grandpa reminded you of your grandpa.
mao zedong was a great leader. he founded a new China
Sweet Field of Dreams reference.
HAMI is the best place growing a lot different melons in China
Hey Matt, I can really be your driver. 66yr old from Maine. Help me get back !! I love China !
Hami melon also sold in L.A. CA., I eat all the time.
Wonderful video guys-stay well!
I will eat a dozen of Hamigua ! Mao is still respected by most people in CN, because most people were poor in his time and he delivered better life to these people. One can deduce who are those who hate him.
Robin hood is not everyone cup of tea. But majority prefer liked Robin hood
@Sheriff Lobo Not too much to that direction I hope but unlimited capital is bad for the majority of the citizen. Unlimited capital who control the government, politicians, the MSM and the military industrial complex, holy fxxk, US is screwed cuz that shxt is too powerful and there is no road ahead or back. Well actually the world is screwed, just wait for the nukes to fall. Those folks are already looking for another planet.
@Sheriff Lobo Well not too much into the details, so lets enjoy what we have now, today, and eat some Hamimelons
Gotta remember that man was a lot younger when the met Mao.
Really like your watermelon philosophy. 👍👍👍👍
Interesting Vlog. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is Xinjiang truth that West would not allowed its people to see.
Can they ship those melons to the U.S.?
i couldnt accept cooked red carrot... but i will eat raw fresh carrot... just couldnt eat cooked red carrot.. i dont know why...
JY, can you suggest how to be YT in China like you? and get financial support from CCP
financial support from NED is more realistic.
He speak his language, he must be a survivor of CPC repression. Now you expose him to the CPC, he must move again to save his life. You must help him. 😂😂😂
I live in HK and lately been buying lots of fruits from Xinjiang. I have found them to be delicious and better value compared to traditional imports. So their business model and goods are working well
One needs to judge chairman Mao on the good as well as the bad deeds he has done.
The good he has done outweighed the bad he has done. He is a flawed human like all of us.
Hami melon is super tasty! I think some Chinese market in Vancouver has it, imported food tho.
grown in US
Where's the Forced labor?
That old man is speaking the Uyghur language... Didn't the BBC say the language is banned?
It is a fact that Tibetans and Xinjiang people like Chairman Mao very much. He brought complete liberation to these two places, especially Tibet, which was slavery before liberation.
His portrait is still enshrined and displayed in the homes of many ordinary people in Tibet and Xinjiang.
Chairman Mao took the land from the landlords and gave it to the farmers. Of course, the landlords and their children hate Chairman Mao, while the farmers and their children love Chairman Mao.
There had never been the western kind of private land ownership under Jesus in China. Even the land owned by the royal family including the Emperor himself may be taken. Generally speaking, each change of dynasty accompanies a major change in land ownership. At the end of the last dynasty Qing, many people got the land during the revolution. However, many of those beneficiaries of the revolution, who are the so-called nationalists, once they got the land, became anti-revolutionaries and started to slaughter the communists, of course, lost and went to Taiwan eventually. Today, it is common knowledge that private land ownership is bad for industrialization.
He didn’t give the lands to the farmers. He stole the land from landlords, mostly warlords actually and their officers. Then the government proceed to lease the land to farmers. The farmers don’t own the land or at least most don’t. Though there has been some land reforms in the past could decades, land reform seems to mostly have turned stagnant.
@@mattks1001 "stole?" ok, he stole the land. lol
@@一个说话大声的中国人 rather me say he conquered and killed most of them? I thought stole was the nicer way to describe it.
@@mattks1001 you are a devil.
@@一个说话大声的中国人 what?
Your thoughts about Chairman Mao Zedong in 10:25 resonate in my ears. I have heard that what prompted the vast majority of Chinese people to love their new leader was that prior to Mao extreme poverty was pervasive all throughout China, and when Chairman Mao came along, he initiated reforms that lifted them up out of poverty. Karl Marx's writings on Communism offered a positive solution to the blatant poverty in China that was prevalent all throughout China in the early 20th century. The common people pushed the Communist ideology under Chairman Mao. Rewi Alley once remarked about the Chinese people: "If you can't feel for these people, you can't feel anything for the world."
His "reforms" literally led to 40 million + dying of starvation.. What are you even talking about?
@@sirtrollalot7762 There are actually two-sides to every coin. You have only looked at one side. As for the "Cultural Revolution" waged by Chairman Mao, yes, it led to many deaths, but it brought China out of the "Middle-Ages" where people were still practising superstitious practices by and large, and which had stymied the nation's growth.
The key word is revolution, it involves bloodsheld and rebirth to get rid of undesirable traits that are detriment to development...
@@Dovid2000 indeed, Mao is a thoroughbred. He made sure the revolution was an integral part of their culture. To this day, Xi JinPing and the CCP stays faithful in following the main tenets OF Marx's Communist Manifesto... ensuring the farmers and workers ownership of their products. This grandpa looks so pure and healthy. And of course, happy... such great joys in his memories of Mao... who lived to change history from a class struggle into the multi faceted humanity that China is today. Mao was a compassionate and super intelligent man. He sacrificed all for the revolution to succeed.
@@yananneteoh9818 utopianism. Utopian communism.
Oh he is totally grandpa material, based on hiw excited he was during his interview. I bet he tells the best stories. 😃
My parents, uncles and aunts are still worshipping Chairman Mao a lot. I dare not to say a single critique word about Chairman Mao in front of them...
fruits from Xinjiang are really sweet because of the two extremes, extremely hot during the day and cool at night.
chairman Mao is still popular among the chinese of 70yrs, and is becoming popular among the young people. there is a trend of re-recognize Chairman Mao nowadays. there was some mystery and misinformation about Chairman Mao now revealed the true story
You were lost in translation. The grandpa was a peasant with no land, working for landlords who own all the land. Mao redistributed land to every peasant and made them owner of the country, not slaves of landlords. Mao to these people are god-like. Vast majority of the poor, and even some landlords, loved and still love Mao. Those who hate and fear Mao were the very small number of landlords and the global imperialists who have been so scared of Mao and his thoughts that will eventually wake up people all over the world to remove their undeserved privileges. Mao is the greatest strategist and politician in human history, no exaggeration!
Wonderful experience there Matt...it's as if i'm with d group. I doubt if i can ever go to far flung places in China. That's why ur videos are so important...it's like giving chance to many people who can't travel for some reasons n to many overseas Chinese like me who are wishing to travel back to d motherland n perhaps spend some time there for a while. 🙄🙄😃😃
So nice to see happy and proud people in the days filled with sad news about Afghanistan and other natural disasters when you turn on the TV news. Thank you Mark, Jingling and your team for sharing this wonderful story. I also love to watching and Listening to the Grandfather's amazing story sending Hamilton melons to Chireman Mao👍😀
Different time, stages, situations need different leaders. One just cannot compare... poverty, developing, developed, sustainability, competitiveness and etc.. will need different type of leadership.
My parents were working in Xinjiang in the army. I lived there for a whole year when 3 years old. My parents told me that the train took 4 days and 4 night to arrive Urumchi from Beijing at that time.
Yes beautiful province, wonderful fruits, Pray that the world will be free from covid19,
Then will be able to visit this spectacular place.
Infrastructure are like human blood vessels. If the distribution of blood is efficient you will be healthy. Infrastructure like road, trains, sea route, and air route are important for development and success.
Jayoe!
The old guy reminds me of my late dad with all stories telling
Matt. Love your videos. You have done such a great job..... it is such an eye opener even for us Malaysian, the progress and economic successes achieved by farmers at Xinjiang. Think about it.... how are they able to be so successful? It starts with a peaceful and progressive nation.
Jayoe Matt 👏👏👏
so nice video! the more people in the world can get inspiration from your video to enjoy more new things with respect and open minded, the world will be better and. better for all people!
Love the old man beard, nice.
a wonderful episode
“The media's the most powerful entity on earth. They have the power to make the innocent guilty and to make the guilty innocent, and that's power. Because they control the minds of the masses.” ― Malcolm X
Xinjiang is pure heaven for fruits. 😏 I miss those Hami melons in China.
3:00 ... don't think those are apricots. They look more like cherry plums.
Did you check if those melons are planted using "forced labor" ? LOL
Can you show less of your face and show more of the surrounding area you are speaking of or in ...sorry
Mao indeed has done one bad thing which is the cultural revolution despite that he did a lot of good things
I'll be great to have more than one Hami melon in US. They are too sweet.
I am dying to make a joke about prizewinning melons but I will resist the urge.
Yuck, don't shop at Walmart...
Thanks for sharing. Good information which help me plan my future travel. 😂🙏🇨🇳
Thanks Matt, I really enjoy this segment of the show.
Keep it up. ✌👍
I'd call it honeydew.
Good to see where hami melons come from
Matt have you ever heard of a nashy pear, never been able to find them since the first time i had one
Watermelon= 我的美人
What an inspirational story by that old man! Thanks for sharing!
Hami melon is the BEST in the world
Everything looks so delicious.
Robin hood not everyone cup of tea either.
Thanks Matt,
TIL hami gua is actually from Xinjiang, good stuff!
Matt I believe you ate a plum not apricot. Apricots has fuzz, plums are smooth.
You: What's the name for this?
Jingjing: Apricot!
You: 😂😂😂🤔🤔🤔🤫🤫🤫in Chinese
杏儿~~~~~~~~~~~~LOL
Next curiosity topic could be the basket of Mangoes that President Bhutto gave to Mao (when Pakistan was an US ally and India had close ties with the USSR, and, China was against both the USSR and the USA).
Hami melon used to be extremely expensive and selected only for kings’ royal family ! ( I learned from school while I was a kid. ) Now today things has been changed so much ! Everyone ( anyone) can enjoy it with a very very reasonable price at every corner of this world ! THANKS TO THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT ! 👍👍👍🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳👏👏🥰💕💖💞❤️
Mechanised farming will lower the price
@@stvdmc2011 I agree . Now today they use machines now ! 👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Matt, very interesting we call them rock melons here.
Rock melons and honey dew's in Australia!
It's honeydew
This Xinjiang News was published in June/July 2021. That is Where the Big House Party and Dancing took place.
Western bias news is pouring into my ears every time I open any channel in the US.
Real Politics from the latest International Conference held in Bulgaria with Russian Federation greatest Foreign Minister and Bulgaria President.
So...tell me where is the "forced labour"?
pouring shouju into watermelon = heavenly
what did the old man say? someone please translate it.
Ha... Hami. That's where the name hamigua came from. 😯
you eat the seed, later watermelon grow inside.
Very much staged.
Melons are always delicious...
Good Job and Support !
We can get Hami melon in Costco in US
是李子，不是杏。
Very nice color t-shirt Matt 😃
hamimelon 🍈
So this farmer can have 4 wives now? Lol
How about you visit the actual areas the media are talking about before you say that they're blowing things out of proportion. This clearly a guided tour of exactly what they want you see similar to what you'd get in North Korea.
You mean the concentration camps?? Not even the western mainstream media know the actual areas.