@@xiangvun n the Xianyang area in the north of Xi'an, there are mausoleums of emperors of the Han and Tang dynasties, which is very shocking. There are also many historical relics in the city. I have lived in Xi'an for many years. For those historical relics, the Chinese government did not destroy them, but preserved them very well. If you have time, it would be better to experience it yourself.
Love this song so so much! Does anyone know the artist/band and song name for this? Tried searching “Yong Yuan de Chang An” as the title says but couldn’t find the OG song.
@@yuxiaozhang5603 I'm save the song with The Everlasting Chang'an as titles. It's not for publication use, just for my collection. Thanks for the answer. Hope you can grow up your channel and share more videos like this.
"The new city, Heian-kyō (平安京, "tranquility and peace capital", the early name of Kyoto), a scaled replica of the then Chinese Tang dynasty capital Chang'an, became the seat of Japan's imperial court in 794, beginning the Heian period of Japanese history." (from Wikipedia "Kyoto")
Not completely with wood. Abd the graves were built with stones, but they are under the surface of the land, if we enlveve the sol which covers the graves, you would see some buildings rensemble the stones churchs in europe.
Because of frequent earthquake in China, the wood joints would hold better and allows building to move, but unfortunately buildings were prone to lighting/fire.
每个人心中都有一个长安
There is a Chang'an in every Chinese heart
Love that short moment of going back in time when Chang'an was at its most majestic.
Bangunan iki biyene wuapik tenan,,Ombo,,adem,, taman Karo kolam e apik..wes tow apik tenan ..
The capital of Chinese civilization during its golden age.
@@victoneter no，Han and Tang is our golden time
@@陶冶-l4z most of china dynasty is a golden age in chinese mate
@@victoneter Bro, populous doesn't mean powerful
I wish it would be rebuilt
@@victoneter during song chinese have lost their ambition
Iki asline mbiyen e apik tenan.. bangunan,,kolam,,taman ,,wuapik banget..wes tow apik
Amazing...... imagine how beautiful it would had looked like at that time
Did you know the Song Dynasty of china at the time had more than half the entire world's gdp?
Woah
oh my…
Wait wha-
Since it is only an estimate, 35%-45% is more accurate
Wrong. China never had economy larger than India. That makes the fifty percent figure illogical.
Many poets during tang dynasty
Beautiful
Same style and layout to the city of Gyeongju,
Gyeongju is the capital of Silla dynasty in korea before
This palace more Supreme in grandeur than Silla of Korea
@rencechannel2240 of course, Emperial China is great
But I mean They have similarities in city layouts and even designs
Wonderful, i hope someday i can go there Chang'an. Thanks.
Yes I hope one day the rebuild the whole thing.
Well, you can go to Xi'an (today's Chang'an)
You can visit the ruins of Daming Palace, it is really big!
@leomu yeah I get your point, but xian is kind of just a mondern city
@@xiangvun n the Xianyang area in the north of Xi'an, there are mausoleums of emperors of the Han and Tang dynasties, which is very shocking. There are also many historical relics in the city. I have lived in Xi'an for many years. For those historical relics, the Chinese government did not destroy them, but preserved them very well. If you have time, it would be better to experience it yourself.
Similar to Gyeongju city the capital of Silla dynasty in korea before
I hope someone rebuilt this again as a theme park so everyone can visit it
One is being built in Hunan, your wish came true
Yes
@@welcometoGARYVILLE Which one? It just a small gate in Luoyang, nothing else.
I love this so much !!! 💖💖💖
Amazing show... thanks for this
Beautiful!
Love this song so so much! Does anyone know the artist/band and song name for this? Tried searching “Yong Yuan de Chang An” as the title says but couldn’t find the OG song.
Love 🇨🇳, from 🇷🇺
The Golden age
Nice chinese roof, I like Chinese roof, chinese house! ❤
As a Japanese, I prefer the style of Tang and before Tang. Ming and Qing style is not my favorite.
you dont learn english english learn from you
@@vuropetz4763 you don’t learn anything, nothing learns from you
That makes sense. Heian-kyo (Kyoto) was based on Chang'an (Xi'an) wasn't it?
@@ShuajoX yes it was, many people from Japan went to Tang to study. They were called Kentōshi(遣唐使).
Also Gyeongju city the capital of Silla dynasty in korea before at that time
Is this Daming palace? Sometimes, it looks like forbidden city.
My great grandfather from chang^an
Chang 'an is a good place, a place of "everlasting peace and stability".
Koguryo 😊😊
Chang'an the centre of silk route and golden age of China
Fun fact : gun powder maybe created during the tang dynasty
One of the most underrated Chinese dynasty
Are you kidding me ??
Tang Dynasty underrated ??? Lol Song dynasty maybe but not Tang at all
@@bapyongukgukguk2352 tang dynasty is china golden age
@@trungthanhlam.95唐朝是中国历史上最强大经济最发达的朝代，连蒙元王朝都是弟弟，唐朝面积，只比清朝小一点点，1200多万平方公里，跟你说一下，不要从西方人的眼里了解中国的历史，得去问中国人
@@bapyongukgukguk2352宋朝在中国是耻辱，跟清朝一样，只不过他的经济很发达，皇帝把打胜仗的将军杀了
大唐，永远的盛世！！
I can't find the BGM original by your description.
watch Hi the BGM is from a documentary the New Silk Road 新絲綢之路 or新丝绸之路, in Chinese the BGM names 永遠的長安 or 永远的长安. Hope it helps.
@@yuxiaozhang5603
I'm save the song with The Everlasting Chang'an as titles. It's not for publication use, just for my collection.
Thanks for the answer. Hope you can grow up your channel and share more videos like this.
Hope all the best.
chang’an looks like a larger version of kyoto
"The new city, Heian-kyō (平安京, "tranquility and peace capital", the early name of Kyoto), a scaled replica of the then Chinese Tang dynasty capital Chang'an, became the seat of Japan's imperial court in 794, beginning the Heian period of Japanese history." (from Wikipedia "Kyoto")
kyoto is a smaller version of chang`an
At that time, Japan learned many aspects of Chinese knowledge, including architecture
基本上應該參考過紫禁城，也就是沒有綠化。其實這點是有點問題的。古代漢族很愛綠化、庭園化。滿族紫禁城是為了怕被暗殺，天天時時都怕
Cang'an çok güzel
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Why does ancient Chinese building always build using wood?
Probably because they're not completely and every people on earth builded out of wood. It's easy to carve and to assemble. Duh.
Well, as far as what we saw they're expert on it.
Not completely with wood. Abd the graves were built with stones, but they are under the surface of the land, if we enlveve the sol which covers the graves, you would see some buildings rensemble the stones churchs in europe.
Because of frequent earthquake in China, the wood joints would hold better and allows building to move, but unfortunately buildings were prone to lighting/fire.
Love Yang dinasti