Pantang Boy - How Far Will You Take Chinese New Year Taboos? // Viddsee Originals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
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Directed by Michael Tay (Singapore), Viddsee Studios
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Synopsis
On the day of Chinese New Year, Ah Jing, a 7-year-old girl, invites a friend over for visitation unaware of how her simple kind gesture will later cause great distress for her mom.
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why did they change their language setting at the end 😂 its just mad funny💀
I was supposed to go to sleep half an hour ago but this caught my interest and I couldn't save it for another time. Had to finish it even though imma wake up early and tired tomorrow 😅
anu bareh sia goblog🤑😤😤😤😤
Nice short film, both kids are so cute!
Awesome....!!!💖💖💖💖
Pretty little girl😍😍😍😍😍
A great short story! very provoking but the little girl is right --- lets live happily and helpfully instead of depressing.... restrictive.... and hurtful from traditions, religions, superstitions and any other nonsense!!!!!!!!!! 4/2021
Cute little actress 😍
Happy Chinese New Year
Old civilizations have lots of baggages = pantang. Long time ago, associating bad luck to bad superstitions. So these are often carried forward however, nowadays sciences have stripped away lots of pantang but old habits are difficult to change. At the end of the day -pantang resides in our own minds and beliefs. Part of enlightenment will allow us to toss out pantangs and replace with facts. The younger generations are very fortunate to think for themselves and not be imprisoned with the old pantang practices. Good video on how these superstitions come about. thank you for showing the taboo topic
Awesome!😃😃😃
Gracias que buen video,
Hi ur biggest fan
Interesting and educational short film. The young actresses so cute😊
How is this educational, this show is teaching kids to be rude to parents and disrespect to chinese traditions.
is it just me or do i think that its weird that they suddenly spoke in english near the end?
Not much though
bagus😊😊😂
I have anxiety because each CNY I don't know what to wish people, running out of ideas ;-;
covid ends? be more pretty than she already is?
Very meaningful and educational short film. The cute young actress has shown good acting potential. Keep it up! 🙂
How is this educational, this show is teaching kids to be rude to parents and disrespect to chinese traditions.
This is just a ridiculous. The video is teaching our younger generation to disrespect their parents, forget their traditions. Why didn't that girl wear red colour dress to the funeral? I want to see whether the boy's mom will make a big fuss.
@@MrOverseachinese Dude red dress means happy, and that's pretty self explanatory and also maybe it's more about explain your kid some few stuff instead ofsaying taboo for reason
I wanna watch this video so badly but don’t have English subtitles 😭😭😭😭😭😭
Got le
Just select CC for the subtitles
這種事確實挺為難的...
What's going on in this video? And what does "pantang" mean? Which language is the word "pantang"?
Pantang = taboo
@@viviaveria7537 I now know "pangtang" means taboo. But which language is it in?
@@rayw2707 Im not really sure which language, but Malaysians and Indonesians use the word "pantang" which means prohibition and taboo. Cmiiw
@@rayw2707 in Chinese tradition, you cant sweeping on Chinese New Year, wear red color for good luck, and cant celebrate Chinese New Year when your family members are grieving. Cmiiw.
@@viviaveria7537 Now I understand what pantang means.
Common sense 啦！任何人家裡辦白事 ，會去參與喜事嗎？紅毛人也一樣的啦！寫這種故事的人不知道什麼企圖？不信邪家裡天天掛白燈籠穿黑衣頭綁白布條囉！
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Weird flim. What are trying to teach ?
Never take tradition too far
What is this show trying to do? Teaching children to be rude to their parents is not ok and showing disrespect to the chinese traditions is even worse. The director,script writer are chinese and yet their disrespect the chinese.
I just need to say although I do agree with you that children shall not be rude to the parents only if they don't rebel, I think being too pantang/superstitious would just rule the hospitality out and even ruin the family for sure if they're not on the same page. I need to say if they're educated earlier to begin with, I bet this would not happen. That's it
How was it being rude?? She is standing up for wut she feels is right. Plus if u boomers were more understanding or open minded many quarrels or misunderstandings can be avoided.
@@sourgaming8471 Yes, I can really agree with you on that. It's also about being open-minded and understanding as well
Have you indeed comprehended the matter at hand? This motion picture does not hold any intention to affront the esteemed Chinese culture. To be precise, the young lady portrayed therein endeavors merely to uphold her convictions, and there exists no necessity for it to become entangled with any form of offense directed at the Chinese culture or any such notion. Alas, it seems you, dear interlocutor, fail to grasp this, for you are of an elder generation, 爷爷. 😂😂😂😂
You have completely misconstrued and twisted the meaning and narrative behind the video. This video isn't telling kids to disrespect traditional values or their parents, it's showing the generational disconnect within families and over reliance on tradition and superstitions.
Is the child disrespectful? Yes, in many ways. But is the mother innocent? Absolutely not. She labels the boy as "pantang", not because she understands his situation, but because she despises his status and presence. She yells and scolds at her father, child, and the boy too, when simple clear wording would have made this more clearer with less anger and disrespect needed. Why is it that she feels the need to do all of this? Over reliance on superstition that it fogs her perception of the world, and stress put onto her by her father which she relays out onto her daughter and her friend. Through the entire video before the very end, she does not explain to her family why these things were "pantang" or why the boy wasn't welcome in their house, choosing to scold or "do as I say, no questions" rather than explain. She is stressed because of her unobiedient daughter and stress put onto her by her father to uphold her role in the family.
I do not understand which part of the video suggests to you that the message here is that that we should all disrespect our parents, when in reality, it's trying to teach us to be understanding and open-minded.