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Please allow allow crowd-sourced captioning so people can help adding translation to your video. For simple explanation this is a method to keep and carry fire in ancient times in the form of a smouldering ember. For example in Europe they use tinder mushroom. This way you will be able to transport fire over the distance and start fire quickly and in any condition even in damp condition. Fun fact, fire-making method using the drill and other similar stuff is nearly impossible if not difficult when the weather is damp or raining...I know because I've tried and was using a battery powered electric drill just for fun of experiment. 0:01 Restoration of Huǒ Zhé Zi 0:07 Cone Making 0:28 Cute person 😘 0:35 Stomata (the key to keep the fire going) 0:39 Dry in the shade 0:41 Sweet potato vines 0:56 Soak until expand 1:05 Remove leaves 1:08 KITTY 😍 1:12 Hammer flat 1:26 Soak overnight 1:43 Cotton 1:52 Reed tassel 2:03 Sun dried 2:12 Saltpetre 2:28 From left to right...pine resin, camphor, sulphur and saltpetre 2:32 Grind the tinder 2:43 Add saltpetre to the mix 2:46 Add sulphur 2:47 Add camphor 2:57 And finally add the pine resin 3:01 Also agarwood powder for fragrance 3:57 Rounding the point 4:26 Drilling the wood to start fire 4:33 Huǒ Zhé Zi
I watch a lot of Chinese dramas, and this explains how they got that fire in the little wooden tube. I was always curious about that and thought it was just like not true or real but it is. Thank you so much for showing us how that was made and done.
Pretty sure I know. The vine at the beginning is sweet potato vine. The white fluffy stuff is cotton. The wrapping is paper or cotton and I don't think it should matter which. The powders are likely to be as follows: Potassium nitrate is the smouldering reaction's oxidizer. Resin acts as fuel for the reaction and when the cap is lifted, allows for a yellow flame without consuming the stick. Pine should work. Sulfur acts a catalyst to make the material smoulder at a lower temperature. Bicarbonate of soda, baking soda which acts to slow the combustion reaction. I'd try adding a little sugar if I were to make one.
@@satoshiarcher153nope. It's not invented by the Chinese. Lots of cultures had something similiar to carry amber abound for easy access to fire. Learn, Instead of blind nationalism.
@@wokeitofflee9797 You should go on and name the cultures and give examples of the items you’re talking about. It’s not nationalistic to make a statement, this type of lighter in the video was invented by the Chinese, if you want to claim otherwise, where are your receipts?
I always curious about this 'Lighter' gadget I saw in Chinese historical dramas. Now, I understood the technique yet the actors took out the gadget and blew some air to light it up without source of fire? If it can start by itself without fire source, it would be great 😌
I have seen this item featured in so many historical dramas and couldn't understand how it actually worked. This is fascinating. Thank you for the amazing video. I wish the components were listed somewhere in English.
The vine at the beginning is sweet potato vine. The white fluffy stuff is cotton. The wrapping is paper or cotton and I don't think it should matter which. As for the powders, i cant tell you amounts but I know three of the four ingredients. Potassium Nitrate Sulfur Resin, pine should work Good luck on #4 Edit: I believe I have figured out the 4th ingredient. It appears to be baking soda. The potassium nitrate is the smouldering reaction's oxidizer. The resin acts as fuel for the reaction and when the cap is lifted, allows for a yellow flame without consuming the stick. The sulfur acts a catalyst to make the material smoulder at a lower temperature. The bicarbonate of soda, baking soda which acts to slow the combustion reaction. I might also add some sugar to act as a more pure source of fuel in addition to the resin but perhaps there's a reason they don't. Have fun!
It didn't work that's why he didn't show it. The fire was supposed to go out when he put the lid on from lack of oxygen. But the ember is supposed to be smoldering inside. When the lid is removed oxygen flows into the tube the fire is supposed to flare back up. But it didn't work.
Avenue X mentioned the flame sticks used in dramas are simply disposable lighters in disguise. The actor flicks a tiny switch unseen to the audience to ignite the magic flame.
Its effloresence or salt. Moisture can cause it to disolve out of brick, concrete, stone, etc building materials, and when the moisture evaporates it leaves a residue on the surface. No idea what purpose it serves in his thingamajig.
In America we are such a very young country as far as European transplants and unfortunately our Native peoples wisdom is all almost lost. We may need these types of ideas again someday so thank you for sharing.
Plenty of natives were and are willing to share knowledge. There is still information out there you just have to look. Mostly because the majority of the population thought us lesser humans and "savages" and tried to wipe us and all traces of us away. All because the government wanted our livelihoods and the land we lived on and were willing to share. But considering they stole some things and outlawed the rest, I understand it's hard to find. I'm taking note too, because I know I've seen these before. And don't disparage yourself about native knowledge, just go and learn your attitude will be welcomed.
Love... Much Appreciated to Learn Ancient Wisdom, Knowledge and Life Skill Practices xox. Is That Sweet Potato Leaves @0:50? I'm so sad I can't read Chinese and no translated subtitles for the ingredients and materials used :(
The materials for making fire folds are divided into three parts: 1. Container "bamboo tube, paper (cut to the same size as the bamboo tube)" 2. Tinder "tree vine (melon vine) fiber, cotton, reed tassels (or similar plant tassels) )" 3. Fire "turpentine (or flammable resin such as cedar resin), camphor (similar resins will also work), sulfur, saltpetre (saltpeter or nitrate)"
hebat sekali bangsa China memang dikenal sebagai bangsa yang punya peradaban tua yang maju. bisa membuat korek api sebelum ada gas dan mengenal korek gas. luar biasa 👏
Salt Peter (KNO3) Baking soda (NaHCO3) Sulphur Wood dust Salt Peter is a strong oxidizer. It helps to burn the wood dust and baking soda slows the process.
If it is not popular yet then just another case of humans not understating that indigenous people are literally holding up this plant keeping it safe for future generations.
Ahi hay ideas mias ancestrakes y actuales. CON el instrumento que quena eso se usaba cambiandole la firma Punta o poniendo otra cosa para takadrar que vi un video oriental muy bueno Co ese mismo instrumento y oara hacer merengue o Batur cosas en la comida. El Molino o montero siempre es de oiedra buen solida en mejico las hacen de piedra volcanic bien dura por la presion de las altas temperatures. Y yo use ese instrumento cuando era , dusque ese era su nombre mi nombre no se, Leonardo da Vinci.
Well they don't smell much when burning, and it doesn't create much smoke. Maybe that's why it was used? Pretty sure you can use any one that is of similar texture that isn't poisonous. Because some Native American tribes have similar ember carriers.
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Please allow allow crowd-sourced captioning so people can help adding translation to your video.
For simple explanation this is a method to keep and carry fire in ancient times in the form of a smouldering ember. For example in Europe they use tinder mushroom. This way you will be able to transport fire over the distance and start fire quickly and in any condition even in damp condition. Fun fact, fire-making method using the drill and other similar stuff is nearly impossible if not difficult when the weather is damp or raining...I know because I've tried and was using a battery powered electric drill just for fun of experiment.
0:01 Restoration of Huǒ Zhé Zi
0:07 Cone Making
0:28 Cute person 😘
0:35 Stomata (the key to keep the fire going)
0:39 Dry in the shade
0:41 Sweet potato vines
0:56 Soak until expand
1:05 Remove leaves
1:08 KITTY 😍
1:12 Hammer flat
1:26 Soak overnight
1:43 Cotton
1:52 Reed tassel
2:03 Sun dried
2:12 Saltpetre
2:28 From left to right...pine resin, camphor, sulphur and saltpetre
2:32 Grind the tinder
2:43 Add saltpetre to the mix
2:46 Add sulphur
2:47 Add camphor
2:57 And finally add the pine resin
3:01 Also agarwood powder for fragrance
3:57 Rounding the point
4:26 Drilling the wood to start fire
4:33 Huǒ Zhé Zi
Thank you!
thank you kindly!
Merci pour les traductions
Thank you !😊
Thank you ❤
I watch a lot of Chinese dramas, and this explains how they got that fire in the little wooden tube. I was always curious about that and thought it was just like not true or real but it is. Thank you so much for showing us how that was made and done.
其主要材料是红薯蔓、棉花、芦苇等粗纤维，经过反复浸泡、捶打晾晒，最终制作成需要的大小。 放入竹筒之后，还会加入硝石、硫黄、松香、木屑等易燃材料。 这类火折子由于加入了硝石、硫黄等易燃物，根本不需要人工吹，每次使用，拿出来轻微晃动便能够自燃。
想知道樟腦的用處是為了香香跟驅蟲的嗎?
@@sg5201主要是为了除湿
既然如此,為何影片中還需要鑽木取火?
@@appletonyen5189 我提供的是一種，當然若無硝石 硫磺 等易燃物，就需要其他方式保留火種，影片中的火折子，應是屬於這類，成分原理相同，只差在硝石點火與保留暗火悶燒的差異。
@@appletonyen5189 复古风（
保存火種的過程跟持續時間沒有拍出來，覺得那才是重點啊...
确实，漏掉了关键，盖上盖不灭，用时打开，一吹就再燃烧。。过程没有。。。。
盖上就好了啊，难不成还要演示😂 保存好几天应该没问题
@@あなた以外の誰でもない 你以為那是打火機嗎？能保存好幾天🤣
@@SRXOrangeLJZ 看工艺跟材料啊，你以为中间的芯是干嘛的🤣 几周不好说但是几天还真没问题
@@あなた以外の誰でもない所以您的意思是點燃以後可以在低燃的狀態下燒個幾天嗎？🤔
Wow, this is super cool! I have only seen these in Chinese dramas or movies set in ancient times. Glad to know that’s how it’s made in real life!
3:14 gonna have to try this technique next time a roll a joint XD
Seriously need English subs, we have no clue what the ingredients are
Pretty sure I know.
The vine at the beginning is sweet potato vine.
The white fluffy stuff is cotton.
The wrapping is paper or cotton and I don't think it should matter which.
The powders are likely to be as follows:
Potassium nitrate is the smouldering reaction's oxidizer.
Resin acts as fuel for the reaction and when the cap is lifted, allows for a yellow flame without consuming the stick. Pine should work.
Sulfur acts a catalyst to make the material smoulder at a lower temperature.
Bicarbonate of soda, baking soda which acts to slow the combustion reaction.
I'd try adding a little sugar if I were to make one.
没事，你可以学中文，就像我们学英文一样。
Ancient Chinese secret
Yes, how dare that villager from the other side of the world not upload the videos in English 😂
You're not a Dodgy Goose, you're a Silly Goose.
@@Major_Pipps WOW... wanting to understand another culture & their technology ... yes, how disgusting =/
* 請有英文字幕*
English subtitles please
its a lighter!!! oh that blew me away.. that's crazy
WOur Chinese ancestors invented it a thousand years ago. I'm excited to see how it's made.
It's an amber carrier, lots of cultures around the world had something similar.
@@satoshiarcher153nope. It's not invented by the Chinese. Lots of cultures had something similiar to carry amber abound for easy access to fire.
Learn, Instead of blind nationalism.
They may have amber carrier or ruby carrier but they can’t preserve ember
@@wokeitofflee9797 You should go on and name the cultures and give examples of the items you’re talking about. It’s not nationalistic to make a statement, this type of lighter in the video was invented by the Chinese, if you want to claim otherwise, where are your receipts?
好強的發明，在那個沒有科技的古代，要做出這种東西，是要經歷過多少人，多少次的實驗，研究，測試才能完成，雖然現代已經用不到了，但這項手藝值得要好好保存😊
可謂古代的打火機…
中国古代东西才是环保的 取自自然 回归自然 军事是应该像西方看齐 但民生还是以前的好。 现代化肥农药科技很活都是害人的
博主实在太牛掰了，古人也太牛掰了。
所以火折子其實實際上沒有什麼鳥用，最重要的還是那個弓箭型的鑽木取火器
I watched every video I've downloaded from this channel and can't understand why he is not popular yet.
No English subs
@@dodgygoose3054 Doesn't really need subs. The things he's doing are very self explanatory.
@@hirotakasugi4891
Bah si, la traduction est nécessaire ne serait-ce pour savoir les noms des ingrédients utilisés
@@melainedorsannegauthier5611 the ingredients were self explanatory.
Also, troi baguette por brie en croute, sil vous plait.
This vid alone answered my curiosity about the "lighters" I see in Chinese TV. He is a wonderful teacher!
Please add english translation for the text. Thank you.
นี่คือสิ่งที่บรรพบุรุษของทุกชาติใฝ่ฝันที่จะใช้ชีวิตตลอดหลายพีนปี
I always curious about this 'Lighter' gadget I saw in Chinese historical dramas. Now, I understood the technique yet the actors took out the gadget and blew some air to light it up without source of fire? If it can start by itself without fire source, it would be great 😌
I have seen this item featured in so many historical dramas and couldn't understand how it actually worked. This is fascinating. Thank you for the amazing video. I wish the components were listed somewhere in English.
The vine at the beginning is sweet potato vine.
The white fluffy stuff is cotton.
The wrapping is paper or cotton and I don't think it should matter which.
As for the powders, i cant tell you amounts but I know three of the four ingredients.
Potassium Nitrate
Sulfur
Resin, pine should work
Good luck on #4
Edit:
I believe I have figured out the 4th ingredient. It appears to be baking soda.
The potassium nitrate is the smouldering reaction's oxidizer.
The resin acts as fuel for the reaction and when the cap is lifted, allows for a yellow flame without consuming the stick.
The sulfur acts a catalyst to make the material smoulder at a lower temperature.
The bicarbonate of soda, baking soda which acts to slow the combustion reaction.
I might also add some sugar to act as a more pure source of fuel in addition to the resin but perhaps there's a reason they don't.
Have fun!
@@wowdanalise @MrArthoz has a list too, in the replies
It didn't work that's why he didn't show it. The fire was supposed to go out when he put the lid on from lack of oxygen. But the ember is supposed to be smoldering inside. When the lid is removed oxygen flows into the tube the fire is supposed to flare back up. But it didn't work.
他在耍寶.你把它當真.取火哪需如此辛苦..用打火石敲鐵.鐵下墊艾絨...馬上有火.....抗戰時逃難都還在用此法..窮人買不起洋火柴......幾秒到十幾秒而已.....
Turn on your game setting in option select english.
It would be very helpful to be able to read the ingredients list.
即便作为中国人，我依然觉得大开眼界！谢谢分享视频。
可以保存多久?
有貓貓我就給讚
I don't have idea of which ingredients have you used but this look amazing, Chinese ancestor knowed a lot !
😊硝酸盐和易燃物，黑火药被我们古代道士发现的
But i dont get how in drama they can just light it up by blowing, not using fire beforehand.
That's because the fire is smoldering inside the roll.. So by blowing oxygen into it, the flame gets reignited.
Avenue X mentioned the flame sticks used in dramas are simply disposable lighters in disguise. The actor flicks a tiny switch unseen to the audience to ignite the magic flame.
沒想到火折子是這樣做出來的，好神奇
沒想到火折子是這樣做出來的，好神奇
Magic wall powder 🧐
Its effloresence or salt. Moisture can cause it to disolve out of brick, concrete, stone, etc building materials, and when the moisture evaporates it leaves a residue on the surface. No idea what purpose it serves in his thingamajig.
古人好有智慧
It's pretty handy! And interesting. Kinda want to try make one someday. I need to know the ingredients first though...
Sweet potato vine, cotton, reed, potassium nitrate, brimstone, camphor, rosin. At last, roll it up with paper, than put it inside a bamboo tube...
@@playnow2074 Whoa.. thanks so much for translation.
Was he scraping the kno3 of the wall?
@@armageddonready4071
Plz mention all names of thing in english we dnt understand what u use for making this type of thing ....n plz use subtitle for understand the people
You are living my dream life
Too bad there is no English translation, otherwise very nice video
How long does the wick burn for?
At least a day
@@lzl4226质量上乘的火折子可以保存几天，较差的只有几小时
Just remember, use a different color wrap for your joints. These would be a rough morning toke grabbing the wrong one
In America we are such a very young country as far as European transplants and unfortunately our Native peoples wisdom is all almost lost. We may need these types of ideas again someday so thank you for sharing.
Plenty of natives were and are willing to share knowledge. There is still information out there you just have to look.
Mostly because the majority of the population thought us lesser humans and "savages" and tried to wipe us and all traces of us away. All because the government wanted our livelihoods and the land we lived on and were willing to share. But considering they stole some things and outlawed the rest, I understand it's hard to find.
I'm taking note too, because I know I've seen these before. And don't disparage yourself about native knowledge, just go and learn your attitude will be welcomed.
三石 ❤
Beautiful video and @MrArthoz below explains all the ingredients! Thank you!
古代啥时候引进番薯和棉花的？在这之前就没有火折子了吗？
怎麼保存火沒拍出來啊
English Sub please so we can try it
It'll be nice if there's translation, i can't read Chinese.
Love... Much Appreciated to Learn Ancient Wisdom, Knowledge and Life Skill Practices xox. Is That Sweet Potato Leaves @0:50? I'm so sad I can't read Chinese and no translated subtitles for the ingredients and materials used :(
Potato vines.
The materials for making fire folds are divided into three parts:
1. Container "bamboo tube, paper (cut to the same size as the bamboo tube)"
2. Tinder "tree vine (melon vine) fiber, cotton, reed tassels (or similar plant tassels) )"
3. Fire "turpentine (or flammable resin such as cedar resin), camphor (similar resins will also work), sulfur, saltpetre (saltpeter or nitrate)"
In ancient times, you preferred to use lit peat and wrapping it with fresh plant leaves to preserve fire.
hebat sekali bangsa China memang dikenal sebagai bangsa yang punya peradaban tua yang maju. bisa membuat korek api sebelum ada gas dan mengenal korek gas. luar biasa 👏
dude i want to buy one
Love your videos, but I would love translations to understand the captions.
First time I see someone scrape efflorescence from a wall. Amazing
为了获取硝，古老的方法
@@aaronzhao1052 I know the practice of harvesting saltpeter, originated in China, but not much else about it’s history there
@@jesscorbin5981 如果我们地球人没有工业革命的话，中国的古人摸索出来的化学合成物的获取方法种类之多会让你惊讶，而且很多书籍都保留了这些配方。
@@jesscorbin5981 刚开始中国人发现硝是作为中药可以来治疗癣，在后再由于道家等炼丹术活动又发现了很多用途，但是都是实践出来的，可惜的是我们并没有发元素周期表等理论
The end was too short on how it works over time and cut off by bunch of card stamp overlays.
How did you get gunpowder on the wall?
Cool
Salt Peter (KNO3)
Baking soda (NaHCO3)
Sulphur
Wood dust
Salt Peter is a strong oxidizer. It helps to burn the wood dust and baking soda slows the process.
天冷防寒🇨🇳🇨🇳amazing Chinese culture
三小看不懂 為什麼最後鑽木取火😊
Как прекрасно, спасибо!
Next up is make that sleeping gas, blown out from tube through paper screen window into room.
What was the white substance they brushed from the wall?
saltpetre：KNO₃
為什麼要浸泡
下次抽菸🚬拿這個點煙
帥！？
i dont know the chinese letter, but when i saw you presenting various colour of powders, i quickly thought you are making dinamite
Hey Lu Lei, this beautiful, please put more.
If it is not popular yet then just another case of humans not understating that indigenous people are literally holding up this plant keeping it safe for future generations.
Stupendo
Ahi hay ideas mias ancestrakes y actuales. CON el instrumento que quena eso se usaba cambiandole la firma Punta o poniendo otra cosa para takadrar que vi un video oriental muy bueno Co ese mismo instrumento y oara hacer merengue o Batur cosas en la comida. El Molino o montero siempre es de oiedra buen solida en mejico las hacen de piedra volcanic bien dura por la presion de las altas temperatures. Y yo use ese instrumento cuando era , dusque ese era su nombre mi nombre no se, Leonardo da Vinci.
Asian prepper
How long can it keep it?
质量上乘的火折子可以保存几天的火种，质量较差的只能保存几小时
中國就只有古代能吹
the footage is so unnatural, too many close up shot, disgusting
Giai đoạn đục lỗ dưới ống tre bạn không hướng dẫn
That’s too much effort, flint is much easier and older….
Why is it the specifically the stem of sweet potato greens that are used? Could the stem of other greens be used as a substitute?
草杆
红薯是明代末期传入中国的
Well they don't smell much when burning, and it doesn't create much smoke. Maybe that's why it was used? Pretty sure you can use any one that is of similar texture that isn't poisonous. Because some Native American tribes have similar ember carriers.
持続時間や蓋をした場合どうなるのか？などが知りたい。
明代中葉進前亓人根本無蕃薯會當用。點火敢需要先聽候歐洲人對南美洲遷蕃薯來亞洲？
男版李子柒
Fak Tem Hap Lu you're a smart dude ....
魚日村...
Thank
Боже мой. Да этож мужская ипостась Волшебной Китайской Женщины!
Liziqi или как её правильно называть? Жаль, что она больше не делает видосы...
这火折子可太精妙勒，我之前也买了一个！🤗
Have for sale?
The show transcript is a dynamite read.
modern world needs modern way : magnesium bar / rod
碳化作用延長燃燒時間，燃料配方比是關鍵
Looks straight out of fantasy novel
First lighter that is invented
做不了，澳洲这里都没有啊。上成品链接！
like giorno giovanna with that lighter
加上BGM…有修仙的感覺…🥰🥰🥰
太麻煩了，還是去買個打火機吧…
懂了，烟民是早期的人肉火折子。
最喜歡這種表面看起來古色古香，實際上背後充滿各種高科技的生活影片了
Больше всего мне понравился медитирующий кот, помахивающий в такт музыке❤
So staged. So fake.
Alchemy level up. 100 --101
松香沒剪好，磨完黃色，倒時白色。
請問這長髮也是真髮還是道具？
おもしろいねこれ
Now smoke it😂
Candle bamboo 😅
感謝演示與拍片分享🙏
顺便表演一个钻木取火👌
這個是在學某位yt嗎
peaceful and intriguing... thanks for sharing...
古民間智慧,👍👍👍👍👍
加油，後生仔！ 😊