He is not only a farmer, but an internet influencer because of his white face and northeastern accent(he was born and lives in northeastern China, where the dialect is funny, many Chinese comedians come from this region)😂
@@cizzie219 Indeed. It’s just rural / countryside life. Even if you compare the DPRK to South Korea, there have been multiple escapees that risked their lives again, but to return. Why? Out of loneliness. As, even escapees who are very happy, they’ve talked about how city and modern life is quite lonely. As even when you had nothing, you had each other. People cared about one another, there was more time. Obviously, for most they’d still prefer not being in the DPRK, but still I think it’s quite important to realize. As with human society, its exceptionally hard to go backwards. No matter what city you go to, in any country in the world, there’s a loneliness that’s talked about. Not being physically alone, but loss of connections.
@@NataliaYasnaya Otherwise, as Indonesian who lived in Russia 3 years long time ago, I saw Koreans with Russian tounge, selling kimchi on traditional markets.
@@jambutenyom5338 Nah, by seeing name, after commenting Russian, now i find an Indonesian 'kera ngalam' with 'ongis nade''s tongue. We have same soul, 'ongis' roars everywhere. Just my prediction.
Interviewer: "What are your future plans?" Chinese Russian: "No plans"... "Live in the moment"... "I don't want to let the future affect my happiness now." Powerful wisdom. 🙏
@@Basheezstill better then U.S government that they only care for money. For example, New York, Chicago, and California. Washington? Only tax Poor and middle class and not rich Oregon? Lol so many homeless XD
It’s so interesting to see this because he looks Russian but speaks perfect Mandarin. He truly is Chinese but his sense of humor and happiness flies higher than the average person from both nations. It’s hard being mixed and constantly explaining yourself to others, especially in a homogeneous country. It’s heartwarming to see that he stands out because he is who he is.
The thing is he says it was his great grandfather who was Russian, so technically, he’s only like 1/16 Russian. Unless his family was marrying a bunch of other Russian-Chinese until his father.
@joskevermeulen3271 u never saw a Chinese person before? They have black straight hair. Slanted eyes, skin color that can be light or a little bit brown.
@@oscaralegre3683Chinese are more diverse than what you imagine of them. Western, Southern, Central, South western and Northern eastern Chinese all look different from each others. They are definitely not homogeneous, the regular Chinese you see outside of China are mostly Shouthern Chinese who came from Fujian province. Southern Chinese looks more like Vietnamese, shorter and skin darker than Central and northern Chinese.
As a Chinese, seeing a completely Russian dude speak the most down to earth Northern Chinese accent is the wildest and funniest anime crossover I have ever seen or expected to see😂.
Right?! Same here. I’ve been in the UK since I was a small child but I’m from Beijing so I’m used to hearing my own and my family’s northern accents but it’s still mind blowing hearing this guys speak with such a strong northern chiense accent! Love it
@@khanusmagnus577 You wouldn't understand it. It's a simple life where you put in a day's work and make enough money to live a happy life. You find the simple joys in life, make friends, and don't get hung up on the way people look or their ancestral baggage. You don't have to go out chasing money or fame. You're happy with what you got. If you're happy and your family and friends are happy, then that's all that matters. That's good enough.
@@khanusmagnus577 China has 56 official ethnicities and many more unofficial ethnicities. China doesn't have a racism problem, the West does. How's the weather at Langley, chode?
Wow! He says he has no future plans. He wants to live in the moment. He doesn’t want the future to ruin the present. How profound is that! That is the best advice I have heard.
GLORY ALELUAH! THANK YOU FOR SAYING SO. I FEEL HAPPY TO SEE THIS VIDEO, HOPE FOR HUMANITY. MAY GODLY WISDOM LIGHT & GUIDE OUR WORLD LEADERS, WORLD OF SOVERIEGN NATIONS, ALL HUMANITY.
this is the life for every soul living in this earth, a peaceful village , plenty of food, fresh air, and a care free life. Full of smiles makes the life great
I hope in the future, everyone will discard hate and prejudice towards other race and just love one another. I hope humanity will unite regardless of their religion and background.
I have many friends who are chinese with russian ancestory. They have a unique blend of cultural traditions and values that reflect both their Chinese and Russian heritage. It's fascinating to see how they navigate between these two rich cultures, often embracing the best of both worlds. ♥
What if the truth is unpleasant. I don’t’ know about chinese culture but russian culture is not rich de-facto. So called “great russian culture” was a treat for rich inhabitants of Saint-Petersburg. Still it’s richness gets diluted by primitive imperialism.
Yes, because he has everything he needs and has lots of resources, especially that 37 hectare of farming land, but unfortunately, not everyone has that
99% of crime, violence and murder is because of someones stupid future plans / life goals. in the west there is genuinely MANY people who want to go to prison because they are emulating/copying either their own father, brother, etc. or a character they saw in a movie and want a 'prison chapter' in their own lives, and will sacrifice an innocent person to get that. they are the polar opposite to people like this guy who realize that life is not a critically acclaimed netflix miniseries.
@@jake-qn3tl Content with life, mentally sound, in touch with his community, self-reliant, knows what he wants and how to get it. Man has it figured out.
If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
@@jackie2-g8l If he does not know the Russian language, then he does not know the history of Russia very well. And that is why he can only know about his closest ancestors, no further than his great-grandfather. Therefore, he knows that his ancestors emigrated from Russia, but who exactly they were, he does not know. Why? Because Russia is a country that erases the identity of peoples on purpose. The less people know about their history, the better for Russia.
@@aminemchanna1206 America is much, much more diverse than China, this is true. But China is a country with multiple different ethnicities; the government recognizes 56 different ethnic groups in China.
the Turks originated some where from Central Asia. their forebears were marauders driven out from Xinjiang (New frontiers) during Tang Dynasty. the Uyghurs spoken language is Turkic and so are some Central Asian countries.
@@moosa9850If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
Said it like a true farmer, simple and honest work, without a care in the world, not worrying about the future and living everyday to the fullest as if it will be his last, that is something us city folks lacks where instead we are instead bogged down by social conformity and an unsaitable thrist in wealth or consumables. Sometimes if we just sit back and relax you'll eventually appreciate the little things around you, which is what this guy is doing.
In 1998 in Beijing I met a Chinese of Spanish decent (probably communist parents that fled after the civil war with Franco). Just like Mr Dong, it was very intriguing to see a white person with 100% authentic local Chinese language and mannerisms.
As a westerner who lives in and loves China I love stories like this. I am married to a Chinese woman and I hope our children will feel and act 100% Chinese even if they look half British.
People who talk about racial purity are literally insane lmao. Nothing wrong with being attracted to features of your own ethnic group or wanting to live within your culture, but to think that makes you more righteous/noble than someone who doesn’t is illogical
If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
That’s not why. That’s an ultra-simplification & still off. It didn’t cause either of those things. Watch RbbiYosfbenPorat for the former topic you mentioned.
Seems such a happy lad. I've lived in China for almost 20 years. The culture is a million miles away from that in the UK, but I much prefer living here
This always reminds me of a Mauritian minister who, after a trip to the UK, came back to Mauritius and said very seriously "British children are so intelligent, even ten years old speak English so well"
I lived in China for many years. I've never been to the area these people are from but I have seen a few people from that region. In that area you get evidence of mixing occasionally. Basically a Chinese person with both Chinese parents will have a kid with naturally blond, brown or red hair. I lived in Tienjian for a while, which is a few hours away from areas with Ethnic Russians, but I spent most of my time in the south. I'd love to visit these areas someday if I ever go back to China.
In China, we have 56 ethnic groups. We know each other has different faces, but we don't have racial discrimination. Most of the time, we work and live together, chatting and laughing together.
He is full blood Russian. His two sisters look even more Northern Russian with blue eyes and blond hair. They áre self identify as Han Chinese with Shandong Jiguan 籍貫 as their great grandmother married a Shandong man after divorce, and his grandfather and siblings were legally adopted. Hence the famiily name Dong 董. His original family name was Petronov.
If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
@@faidh8 Sorry to disappoint you but Ukraine didn't exist back when Russia was an Empire, there was no such language as ukrainian and at different point in time their lands belonged to different countries. Talking about Ukrainians in Russian empire is like talking about Americans in middle ages 🤣
@@user-ne2zx3nd2k 🔘 Russians are not an ethnicity. If Russians were an ethnicity, they would not call anyone but themselves Russians. But Russian call "Русские- Russian" everyone who lives in Russia and even against their will. Moreover, Russians call the entire population of each of those 14 republics that seceded from the USSR "Русские - Russians". So Russians are not an ethnicity, Russian is are imperial ideology by Kremlin power. 🔘It is not for nothing that in the Russian language itself the word "Русские-Russians" means an adjective, not a noun, while for all ethnic groups in the Russian language there are only a noun. The thing is that in Russia both words are used to denote the entire population of Russia, and not its individual groups. These are actually synonyms, because now in Russia the slogan "we are of different nationalities, but we are all Russians (Русские)" - is popular kremlin's propaganda. That is, it is meant that they are all "Rусские - Russians" and not just "Россияне - Russians". This is especially emphasized when someone from of the indigenous peoples of Russia is fighting or dying in the war for Russia. This is the Kremlin's standard method: aggressive assimilation of the indigenous peoples so that there are none left. So that they all become only "Русские - Russians", or disappear. 🔘French and English have different rules than Russian. In the Russian language, only a word that is a noun can mean nationality. Not an adjective. Therefore, it is not at all correct to compare the rules of other languages and the Russian language, because it is not correct for the Russian language. 🔘 It is not for nothing that most peoples of the world do not have a separate meaning for the words "Россиянин - Russian" and "Русский - Russian". Because such a meaning does not exist in principle. After all, these words are synonyms and they mean the same thing. If Moscow did not intend to assimilate indigenous peoples, it would not call them either of these two words. She would call them "citizens of Russia of such and such nationality" or simply "citizens of Russia." 🔘 The Russian government, which is trying to artificially create one people out of 180 peoples in Russia.
what is the difference if you can elaborate ? former means an ethnic russian naturalised since birth into being a Chinese citizen while the latter is an ethnic chinese naturalised into being a russian citizen ? I never gave word order of adjectives in English much thought before , perhaps it is due to the fact it is not my mother tongue.
@@verandi3882 He is a Chinese citizen with Russian ancestry, so he should be called Russian Chinese, kind of like those Chinese who are born in the US, they are referred to as Chinese American, not American Chinese.
"My dream is to become a Farmer" the mere fact that he said it with utmost sincerity is just heartwarming, bless you good sir.
Not necessarily sincerity, but instinct. Different people have different natural callings. When that is fulfilled, it become happiness.
the word he used for farmer is also the word for peasant in chinese
well guess why, farmers were peasants and we let them become entitled as fuck, there is no one working outside that is as entitled.@@YeetusTheFetus
No one:
This guy’s music in his headphones while he rides that tractor, probably: “my coochie pink, my bootyhole brown!”
He is not only a farmer, but an internet influencer because of his white face and northeastern accent(he was born and lives in northeastern China, where the dialect is funny, many Chinese comedians come from this region)😂
He’s got that down to earth wholesome Northern Chinese vibe 😂 👍
Southeast Asians can't get the humour.
😂
In many countries it's the southern parts that are known for their down to earth wholesome vibes. Guess that's not the case everywhere.
@@cizzie219 not in america
@@cizzie219 Indeed. It’s just rural / countryside life.
Even if you compare the DPRK to South Korea, there have been multiple escapees that risked their lives again, but to return.
Why?
Out of loneliness.
As, even escapees who are very happy, they’ve talked about how city and modern life is quite lonely.
As even when you had nothing, you had each other. People cared about one another, there was more time.
Obviously, for most they’d still prefer not being in the DPRK, but still I think it’s quite important to realize.
As with human society, its exceptionally hard to go backwards.
No matter what city you go to, in any country in the world, there’s a loneliness that’s talked about.
Not being physically alone, but loss of connections.
Looks Russian but with Chinese humor. 👌
Russian with Chinese tounge.
@@Ali-hu8jrNot only tongue but also mimics, behaviour and probably mentality too
@@NataliaYasnaya Otherwise, as Indonesian who lived in Russia 3 years long time ago, I saw Koreans with Russian tounge, selling kimchi on traditional markets.
Russian with Chinese soul
@@jambutenyom5338 Nah, by seeing name, after commenting Russian, now i find an Indonesian 'kera ngalam' with 'ongis nade''s tongue.
We have same soul, 'ongis' roars everywhere. Just my prediction.
Interviewer: "What are your future plans?"
Chinese Russian: "No plans"... "Live in the moment"... "I don't want to let the future affect my happiness now."
Powerful wisdom.
🙏
Chinese government: "We are your future"
@@Basheezstill better then U.S government that they only care for money. For example, New York, Chicago, and California. Washington? Only tax Poor and middle class and not rich Oregon? Lol so many homeless XD
*CIA@@Basheez
powerful stupidity lmao
Ancient philosophy of Wu Wei
It’s so interesting to see this because he looks Russian but speaks perfect Mandarin. He truly is Chinese but his sense of humor and happiness flies higher than the average person from both nations.
It’s hard being mixed and constantly explaining yourself to others, especially in a homogeneous country. It’s heartwarming to see that he stands out because he is who he is.
no, he is typical personality of northeast chinese, all of them have same sense of humor, most famous comedy actors in china are all from this area
The thing is he says it was his great grandfather who was Russian, so technically, he’s only like 1/16 Russian. Unless his family was marrying a bunch of other Russian-Chinese until his father.
@@ferretyluv his face doesnt look Chinese at all
@joskevermeulen3271 u never saw a Chinese person before? They have black straight hair. Slanted eyes, skin color that can be light or a little bit brown.
@@oscaralegre3683Chinese are more diverse than what you imagine of them. Western, Southern, Central, South western and Northern eastern Chinese all look different from each others. They are definitely not homogeneous, the regular Chinese you see outside of China are mostly Shouthern Chinese who came from Fujian province. Southern Chinese looks more like Vietnamese, shorter and skin darker than Central and northern Chinese.
"Нет планов, живу в моменте"
Боже, да он преисполнился в своём познании
Можно вытащить мужика из России и т.д.
... но не Россию из мужика? Да вроде нет ее в нем, и может, слава Б~гу.
@@vlagavulvin3847ну, мужик рос среди другой ментальности, но мб что то и сохранилось в нем русское, в любом случае он такой не один )
Все китайцы познают Дао с самого рождения
Было б у меня 40 гектаров земли, тоже бы преисполнился
As a Chinese, seeing a completely Russian dude speak the most down to earth Northern Chinese accent is the wildest and funniest anime crossover I have ever seen or expected to see😂.
Right?! Same here. I’ve been in the UK since I was a small child but I’m from Beijing so I’m used to hearing my own and my family’s northern accents but it’s still mind blowing hearing this guys speak with such a strong northern chiense accent! Love it
Russians are one of 52 official ethnicities in China, after all...
He’s not completely Russian did you even watch the video
@@OneWholeBird His step dad is Chinese but Mr Dong seems to be of 100% Russian heritage.
You should check out the Russians that live near that border that look Chinese but speak in Russian. Shits wild.
This guy is living the dream.
the dream of a social outcast with no purpose in life lmao.
@@khanusmagnus577 You wouldn't understand it. It's a simple life where you put in a day's work and make enough money to live a happy life. You find the simple joys in life, make friends, and don't get hung up on the way people look or their ancestral baggage. You don't have to go out chasing money or fame. You're happy with what you got. If you're happy and your family and friends are happy, then that's all that matters. That's good enough.
@@khanusmagnus577 China has 56 official ethnicities and many more unofficial ethnicities. China doesn't have a racism problem, the West does. How's the weather at Langley, chode?
@@Nemo_Anom😂 there was no china before british lol
@@khanusmagnus577says a guy who lives in his mother's basement 😂
Four generations later, he still looks Russian, not mixed. His wedding pic looks like a blast from the 80s. He can't be that old.
When u look at his grandfather compared to him u can see he looks more Chinese
He's 7/8 russian, 1/8 Chinese, he said it himself
tfw you realize the 80s were over 30 years ago..
@@SplendidFactor*40 years ago
@@Ayy_Doll_Fiddler1989 was 34 years ago. Less than 40 years. 1982 was 41 years ago. More than 30 years ;)
I love this guys energy very happy and carefree.
This guy is so fun
He was posting his crops and harvest very often on tiktok and other social media
His name is Dong. Of course he’s fun.
@@wonderwinder1 That’s his adoptive surname. They’re all Dongs😂
I thought dog in the thumbnail
Wow! He says he has no future plans. He wants to live in the moment. He doesn’t want the future to ruin the present. How profound is that! That is the best advice I have heard.
Hello from Russia, Saint Petersburg! This man is amazing and I wish him the best in his life 😊❤
The world is a global village for the common people. All we need is peace and happiness.
Nope. Different people have different values and some cultures are inherently incompatible with others. The global village will never work
GLORY ALELUAH! THANK YOU FOR SAYING SO. I FEEL HAPPY TO SEE THIS VIDEO, HOPE FOR HUMANITY. MAY GODLY WISDOM LIGHT & GUIDE OUR WORLD LEADERS, WORLD OF SOVERIEGN NATIONS, ALL HUMANITY.
That's what it used to be even 90 years ago.
@@ibrahimkuyumcu2649 Ah yes during World War 1 and 2. Truly a global village of peace and prosperity.
Not with NATO around.
Dude grows his own food. respect
Wow!
„I don‘t want the future to affect my hapiness now!“
🤯♥️
this is the life for every soul living in this earth, a peaceful village , plenty of food, fresh air, and a care free life. Full of smiles makes the life great
Carefree is not the life of any farmer.
I hope in the future, everyone will discard hate and prejudice towards other race and just love one another. I hope humanity will unite regardless of their religion and background.
Then we will overpopulate and there wont be enough resources for everyone. We need war and hate.
Exactly. Read "Industrial society and it's future" by Theodore Kaczynski.
Oh but there’s always someone who wants to take it all
I have many friends who are chinese with russian ancestory. They have a unique blend of cultural traditions and values that reflect both their Chinese and Russian heritage. It's fascinating to see how they navigate between these two rich cultures, often embracing the best of both worlds. ♥
Their only value is their jealousy of other countries success
@@rxvenger3579wtf so evil
What if the truth is unpleasant. I don’t’ know about chinese culture but russian culture is not rich de-facto. So called “great russian culture” was a treat for rich inhabitants of Saint-Petersburg. Still it’s richness gets diluted by primitive imperialism.
@@AlexGostevUAkhorosherusskiy spotted
Dont talk about others' cultures when ur culture is all about genocide throughout history .
"no plans"
"live in the moment"
"i don't want to let the future affect my happiness now"
Dude's living his life to the fullest. 👍
The video is good and the guy is great. Although this channel screams propaganda...
@@DJ_POOP_IT_OUT_FEAT_LIL_WiiWii stop crying for "prOpaGanDa" for everything about china and russia.
You guys are so annoying and boring.
Yeah his answer couldnt be more chinese then that lol xD
But no cap he will reach age over 100 with that lifestyle
Yes, because he has everything he needs and has lots of resources, especially that 37 hectare of farming land, but unfortunately, not everyone has that
99% of crime, violence and murder is because of someones stupid future plans / life goals.
in the west there is genuinely MANY people who want to go to prison because they are emulating/copying either their own father, brother, etc. or a character they saw in a movie and want a 'prison chapter' in their own lives, and will sacrifice an innocent person to get that.
they are the polar opposite to people like this guy who realize that life is not a critically acclaimed netflix miniseries.
His daughters look so happy to have him as a father ❤
"I dnt want to let the future affect my hapoiness now"......wow, I love it
It’s just quoting Jesus from Matthew chapter 6. The dude knows his Bible.
@@KiwiImpactSaint Intoxication can come in various forms, such as being drunk with Alcohol, Love and even Religion.
Как он говорит, жестикулирует, его мимика, эмоции... Истинный китаец! 👏🏻
Ефиоп
Happy man
This man has found something more rare than diamonds - his "happily ever after".
He smiles more in a day, than the entire nation of Russia in a year.
Как Россиянин подтверждаю это
Ну такие времена, не до улыбок нам сейчас
@@Som-yc4qlnot yet
Russians laughs and smile plenty. Just not randomly at strangers like they're mentally retarded.
@@Som-yc4qlи слава богу
Dude is incredibly enlightened. I wish i had that level of perception and happiness.
How is he enlightened? lol
He seems like a taoist
@@jake-qn3tl Content with life, mentally sound, in touch with his community, self-reliant, knows what he wants and how to get it. Man has it figured out.
ikr. some people cant even grasp what true enlightenment is@@H8nji
I hope I can live as contently as him some day
I can actually see the resemblance between him and his great-grandfather. You don't always see that with several generations separating relatives.
A great grandparent is a close relationship
@@jake-qn3tlno it is not - it is 1/8 of a person
My great grandfather looks like Mike from breaking bad
@@大砲はピュ That's a lot.
隔着屏幕都能感受到他的快乐
Нечасто кто-то говорит, что его цель в жизни - «быть счастливым». Дай Бог здоровья этому человеку.
Да, это наше будущее. Наша страна легла под Китай уже окончательно. Нам всем уже пора привыкать к этому. Да и филиософия хорошая.
Вот как надо жить))) людт щас прям стали политиками и диванными критиками!
@@rozakuspankyzy2338
мало восклицательных знаков нада большеее ыы)))
@@swampfox1wot 中国人对俄罗斯人还是很有好感的。我们有个笑话：“俄罗斯，我叫你的爸爸“苏联”“老大哥”，那你应该叫我“叔叔””。
Haha Love this guy!
Lively spirit if all humans are like him the world would have been a better place ❤
Dude your awesome! Keep living the dream. Don't change a thing as long as your happy!
*you're, not your
@@goodputin4324 Well execute me Mister Pootin. My baad.
@@goodputin4324Your a lot of fun at parties
what a lucky man, beautiful wife, daughter best place to live and work and a great philosophy. Hats off to you sir!
This man's living the best life. What an inspiration.
Escaping to china was the best thing his grandpa could’ve done for his family lol Look at that guys smile
Crazy how he’s more Chinese than Chinese in cities. He’s very Chinese from his personality and mindset. The difference is his white appearance only
If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
@@faidh8The fact that you know more about his ancestors than he does is amazing!
@@faidh8 I remember he said his family has been living in China for over 100 years. So of cause he is very Chinese.
@@jackie2-g8l If he does not know the Russian language, then he does not know the history of Russia very well. And that is why he can only know about his closest ancestors, no further than his great-grandfather. Therefore, he knows that his ancestors emigrated from Russia, but who exactly they were, he does not know. Why? Because Russia is a country that erases the identity of peoples on purpose. The less people know about their history, the better for Russia.
What a lovely man... 😊
Having no plans and living in the moment equals happiness.
as well as imbecility
Unfortunately I can’t understand what this man is saying but his love for life and family speaks volumes.
Good thing they have subtitles
"Chinese people with foreign faces"
That's a beautiful sentiment right there. As an American "with a foreign face" that hits me right here.
But America is multiracial and multicultural, unlike China that is essentially an ethno-state
@@aminemchanna1206 America is much, much more diverse than China, this is true. But China is a country with multiple different ethnicities; the government recognizes 56 different ethnic groups in China.
@@aminemchanna1206It is not though
@@aminemchanna1206 the united states is literally a white supremacist country and was invented to be so
@@aminemchanna1206
Please read a book.
Warms the soul to know that there are indeed like-minded folks around. Love this video so much ❤
He looks 1% Chinese, 9% Turkish
90% Russian
the Turks originated some where from Central Asia. their forebears were marauders driven out from Xinjiang (New frontiers) during Tang Dynasty. the Uyghurs spoken language is Turkic and so are some Central Asian countries.
It’s like Vikings mixing up with Samurai’s lol
He probaply having a much happier live than most of us , this guy is wholesome ❤
Until the CCP comes in for whatever reason
I'm Russian Moroccan, I can understand this guy xD sometimes it's hard to fit it but I'll adapt.
half barabaric terrorist animal = marrocan dog
atleast ur half humane
@@aqwsderxz the f, disgusting racism.
What is that? You're not a Russian. Stop calling yourself that. It doesn't even make any sense.
@@HigherMorality How? My father is Russian and my mother Moroccan
So nice to see on this media a guy so happy with his life! Made my day! Peace
What a life he lives
The most comical combination Russian and Chinese, his the epitome of that. Love it.
Why do u make fun of him? Hes perfectly fine
@@fatalmokrane please reread my comment
If comical = happy, maybe we should learn how to be more comical ourselves?
@@bbqnpcs5514 exactly too many people are overly serious there needs to be a balance
@@moosa9850If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
He has the Northern Chinese robustness towards life. And yet he has a Western face, sooo interesting! I’m happy he calls China his home❤😊
The real recipe for his happiness is the 37 hectares of tax free land he owns. But of course the positive attitude helps
I really love his attitude to life❤
Let us ignore the world politics and live like this 😂
😢I can’t. I live in city……
I'm happy I watched that for 2-minutes.
Someone like that wasn't in my reality.
I'm positively influenced.
He's adorbs.
Russian hardware running on Chinese software. 😅
“I don’t want my future to affect my happiness today”. Such wisdom from a simple farmer.
Interesting story and it makes logical sense since the two countries are neighbors.
His daughter has absorbed all his positivity.
A true human being. A great spirit. A Beautiful soul. J
This guy is cute. I love his personality. 🙂
Выглядит удивительно)) из русского только лицо
Said it like a true farmer, simple and honest work, without a care in the world, not worrying about the future and living everyday to the fullest as if it will be his last, that is something us city folks lacks where instead we are instead bogged down by social conformity and an unsaitable thrist in wealth or consumables. Sometimes if we just sit back and relax you'll eventually appreciate the little things around you, which is what this guy is doing.
Being surrounded by nature (not concrete jungles) is good for mental health
such a lovely family
Rare lifestyle and true real happiness that many can only dream of... tks for sharing
In 1998 in Beijing I met a Chinese of Spanish decent (probably communist parents that fled after the civil war with Franco). Just like Mr Dong, it was very intriguing to see a white person with 100% authentic local Chinese language and mannerisms.
Finally I see a Russian with a sunny personality, lol
Dong most definitely loves it
Wouuu love him, and his family
As a westerner who lives in and loves China I love stories like this. I am married to a Chinese woman and I hope our children will feel and act 100% Chinese even if they look half British.
@sever8351not always lol
@sever8351no.
Why didn't you want British children?
@@badgerattoadhallWho would? Most are a bunch of disrespectful pricks.
@@badgerattoadhall He has British children
This guy is amazing.
He looks very similar to my grandfather here in Croatia, who has had an Uyghur great grandma. Slight Asiatic features given the 1/8 Chinese ancestry.
What a genuinely lovely person 😊
This guy is more spiritually advanced than us folks who seeks it everyday and can't find it.
People who talk about racial purity are literally insane lmao. Nothing wrong with being attracted to features of your own ethnic group or wanting to live within your culture, but to think that makes you more righteous/noble than someone who doesn’t is illogical
These are people who have nothing else to be proud of. Sad ones
If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
That’s not why. That’s an ultra-simplification & still off. It didn’t cause either of those things. Watch RbbiYosfbenPorat for the former topic you mentioned.
“UnderTheSignOfTheScrpion” & “WaIISt&TheBoishvkRevoIution” are good too.
@user-ct9sj3rh8p Don't act like Russia isn't also an imperialistic country.
This is my dream life … I hope I can be something like him …
He looks Russian and white but he act and talk just like me Chinese. Love this guy.
Asians in Russia are Siberians or Yakutians.
Well maybe but he has Chinese heritage in him to. He is 1/8 Chinese. His grandfather looks realy Chinese.
I love this video :) pure happiness
Seems such a happy lad. I've lived in China for almost 20 years. The culture is a million miles away from that in the UK, but I much prefer living here
happy guy ... haha God Bless him
He looked exactly like a russian but speaks fluent chinese this is hilarious
Why?
He doesn't look like a russian! ❤😊 Пушкин нет хорошо!😊😅😂❤
@@davidgivins4203he looks soooo russsian
@@junglesuperstar9270 my I borrow your glasses please 😉🫢🤣😂🤔😊!
@@TokyoBayCity People with subpar IQ are easily amused.
Man is living his best life and we’re here for it ❤
One of the happiest men I’ve seen
This always reminds me of a Mauritian minister who, after a trip to the UK, came back to Mauritius and said very seriously
"British children are so intelligent, even ten years old speak English so well"
This man is an inspiration, I want to be just as happy and free as he is
Atfirst I thought this is some kind of sketch comedy until I realized it's freaking real 😂😂😂
I lived in China for many years. I've never been to the area these people are from but I have seen a few people from that region. In that area you get evidence of mixing occasionally. Basically a Chinese person with both Chinese parents will have a kid with naturally blond, brown or red hair. I lived in Tienjian for a while, which is a few hours away from areas with Ethnic Russians, but I spent most of my time in the south. I'd love to visit these areas someday if I ever go back to China.
If I was this guy, I would have myself referred to as Bolshoi Dong.
In China, we have 56 ethnic groups. We know each other has different faces, but we don't have racial discrimination. Most of the time, we work and live together, chatting and laughing together.
Damn, I'm happy for him. He seems to be living life to the fullest. Wonderful guy and wonderful family.
May he live happy and loved
He is full blood Russian. His two sisters look even more Northern Russian with blue eyes and blond hair. They áre self identify as Han Chinese with Shandong Jiguan 籍貫 as their great grandmother married a Shandong man after divorce, and his grandfather and siblings were legally adopted. Hence the famiily name Dong 董. His original family name was Petronov.
the cat is too cute
Even the cats is russian
Looks funny asf when a Russian looking guy speaks Chinese fluent. 🤣
Chinese Russians across the border speak fluent Russian
Actually his older sister also has a channel in the Chinese version of Tiktok and she is even funnier.
If his ancestors emigrated from the Russian Empire, this does not mean that he is Russian by nationality, because in this empire there were up to 180 nationalities, including Belarusians, Poles, Ukrainians.
@@faidh8 Sorry to disappoint you but Ukraine didn't exist back when Russia was an Empire, there was no such language as ukrainian and at different point in time their lands belonged to different countries. Talking about Ukrainians in Russian empire is like talking about Americans in middle ages 🤣
@@user-ne2zx3nd2k 🔘 Russians are not an ethnicity. If Russians were an ethnicity, they would not call anyone but themselves Russians. But Russian call "Русские- Russian" everyone who lives in Russia and even against their will. Moreover, Russians call the entire population of each of those 14 republics that seceded from the USSR "Русские - Russians". So Russians are not an ethnicity, Russian is are imperial ideology by Kremlin power.
🔘It is not for nothing that in the Russian language itself the word "Русские-Russians" means an adjective, not a noun, while for all ethnic groups in the Russian language there are only a noun.
The thing is that in Russia both words are used to denote the entire population of Russia, and not its individual groups. These are actually synonyms, because now in Russia the slogan "we are of different nationalities, but we are all Russians (Русские)" - is popular kremlin's propaganda. That is, it is meant that they are all "Rусские - Russians" and not just "Россияне - Russians". This is especially emphasized when someone from of the indigenous peoples of Russia is fighting or dying in the war for Russia. This is the Kremlin's standard method: aggressive assimilation of the indigenous peoples so that there are none left. So that they all become only "Русские - Russians", or disappear.
🔘French and English have different rules than Russian. In the Russian language, only a word that is a noun can mean nationality. Not an adjective. Therefore, it is not at all correct to compare the rules of other languages and the Russian language, because it is not correct for the Russian language.
🔘 It is not for nothing that most peoples of the world do not have a separate meaning for the words "Россиянин - Russian" and "Русский - Russian". Because such a meaning does not exist in principle. After all, these words are synonyms and they mean the same thing. If Moscow did not intend to assimilate indigenous peoples, it would not call them either of these two words. She would call them "citizens of Russia of such and such nationality" or simply "citizens of Russia."
🔘 The Russian government, which is trying to artificially create one people out of 180 peoples in Russia.
His head has written "I´m russian" all over it
what a happy man :)
Well… if you have 37 hectares of arable land then “farming” can really be a dream job 😂
He's a Russian Chinese, not Chinese Russian
what is the difference if you can elaborate ?
former means an ethnic russian naturalised since birth into being a Chinese citizen while the latter is an ethnic chinese naturalised into being a russian citizen ?
I never gave word order of adjectives in English much thought before , perhaps it is due to the fact it is not my mother tongue.
@@verandi3882 He is a Chinese citizen with Russian ancestry, so he should be called Russian Chinese, kind of like those Chinese who are born in the US, they are referred to as Chinese American, not American Chinese.
In China, it is called Chinese Russians. We don't accept the western saying, because this is China.😊
@@tingtingwang8486nope. He is just Russian man
@@verandi3882 What's the difference? Chinese-American, Korean-American, Japanese-American, Hispanic-American, African-American. Figure it out youself
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The grandmother marrying her husband's adoptive father 🤣🤣🤣