How We Prepare for The Coldest Winter in the World -71°C | Yakutia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- It's spring now, but there's no time to rest, it's time to prepare for winter. In this video, Arian and his family are heading to the forest in order to harvest wood as they begin preparations for the next winter.
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I'm an American. My lifestyle consists of buying food, having plentiful drinking water, electricity, heat and air conditioning on demand. Screen time, gaming, and being relatively sedentary. The largest problems I face, and the majority of the people living in the United States face, are considered slight inconveniences to people living this type of lifestyle. In all honesty, this kind of simplicity in life is something I envy. From the constant bombardment of modern day politics, to people hating each other just for existing, and everything in between, watching this makes me jealous of the Yakut lifestyle. Simple, Wholesome, Surrounded by friends and family, and everyone gets along. It's places in the world like this that restore my faith in humanity. I come from a country that's "Devoted to freedom", when in reality, what we see here is true freedom. Being self reliant, purpose driven, hard working and family focused are values we have lost in the modern world. Arian and his family truly know what it means to live free and prosper. God bless all of you, and thank you to Kiun for delivering such an eye opening docu-series into the daily lives of these people, who have so much more in life than just material things. God bless you, Yakut residents.
Love from the United States.
Alabama is watching! Love this too
This is National Geographic quality filming and editing.
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I found myself saying "I love this family" out loud. Their smiles are so genuine. I smile when I see them smile. I hope they really didnt make Yarik walk all the way after such a hard day! In every culture, the older brother always wins. LOL
I think he actually walked back home. At the end you can see him recording with no one around 😭
The last scene of him walking back was hilarious. You can just visibly feel him thinking "maaan, this is some bullshit." 😂😂
Arian and his family are absolutely adorable to watch and I love how they turn a job into a family adventure and have fun :)))
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These people must have incredible long term planning ability, delayed gratification, and good memory. Lacking these abilities will be lethal.
Is it safe over there in Russia? Because here in america anyone who looks asian
well it's a dangerous time for anyone who looks azn in america, but im wondering how does the russian treat the people there compare to americans
they kind of have no choice
I'm impressed by the level of photography and filming Kiun is showing. Each new video is better than the last one. You are truly an awesome filmaker.
I believe she has a cameraman. Either way, they're both extremely talented.
But, seriously, it seems impossible to take a bad picture in such a beautiful place...
9 yr old Arian is very hardworking!!! KEEP GOING ARIAN!
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Your growing to be a hard-worker and raised to be a survivor. Amazing to see your strength at 9 years old!
The kid is a beast !
@@KiunB please help me one person not help 🙏🙏🙏
Please help me 🙏🙏🙏
It's so cool to see how things are different yet the same across the world. My uncle lived out in the country in the US. Like 60 minutes to the nearest fully stocked grocery store country. For the longest time he used a wood burning furnace. Every spring and autumn I'd go and help him fell and chop wood to use in the winter. I grew strong using wedges and a sledge to split apart massive hardwood tree bases. We'd break for a hot lunch with a cold drink and then get back to it until the sun started to set. He had a hydraulic log splitter at one point but it broke down and would cost waaay too much to repair it. So everything stayed manual.
It's an interesting story, I hope I could have a childhood like that :)
I always look forward to watching videos of Arian and his family 🥺 these videos are wholesome
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The 9 year old kid exerting effort and making noises as he does. So much cuteness. Same with that little child saying stuff. So cute 😍
Please help me my situation is very bad
@@shamimol8066 everything will be alrite have faith...
@@rajkuma2008 please help
I loved everything about this video, but when that lovely lady made an offering to the oldest tree that was just beautiful.
It's so nice to watch the kids helping out their parents and loving it! Then there's the language. I love hearing it because I can hear lots of similarities with Turkish, Scandinavian, and even Arabic. I might be totally wrong but I find it fun to listen to.
Yes, Sakha language has some similarities with Turkish language:)
@@KiunB Я рад, что вы изользуете ваш народный язык и не забываете вашу культуру. Класс!
They are Türks.
It has no similarities with Arabic or Scandinavian. Yakutian is part of the Turkic language family that originated from todays Liaoning in Northeast China.
Спасибо за интересные видео, подписан. Да, пожалуйста перевод на русский язык. Удачи вам и конечно здоровья. Россия. Сибирь.
Arian is super strong. What a wonderful family. Thanks for letting us see what their life is like . So interesting and so different from my life in northern England.
Just to say for those who aren't aware: 5:10.
That is pretty much perfect technique for splitting logs with a two handed axe. Obviously he'd get on better with a smaller log, or a bigger axe (which will have to wait until he grows up) but he's nailed the skill. Clearly extremely well taught!
Would a splitting maul be better? I always see videos on TH-cam showing them but I've never used one or even seen anyone using them outside of TH-cam
@@genericasianperson6405 They are already using axes for splitting with about 30 degrees blade.
@@genericasianperson6405 a separate maul is great because you can throw a hammer at it and hammers have a lot more weight at the head than axes... But it's only reasonable for home or farm use... If you're going way out into the wilderness carrying hammers and mauls is a bunch of weight you don't want, especially if you're well trained with an axe
It needs sharpening, it shouldn't be bouncing like that
They have gas powered Chainsaws ,,,,If they can get a gas powered log splitter they could triple wood production.Just a thought😁
Really like how a serious and essential task is made into a fun family day out.
This video also answered some questions I've always wanted to ask. :D
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get outta there quick!!!!!!
@Laxman Tiwari just wear as much clothes as you can 😂
Please help one person I need 1000 dollar arjent 🙏
My favorite part is where they find the biggest tree to give an offering. I love that stuff, the symbiotic relationship with nature.
Imagine being out there lost, starving and trying to survive and you come across some pancakes.
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I wish to have a child like Arian, loving and hardworking. He is a great man in the making.
Arian works like an adult in every video of this family. Children in developed countries are completely absorbed in computer games and anime. I learn how to survive in severe nature from these videos. Amazing TH-cam and beautiful family to watch over and over again. I can’t wait to see a new TH-cam video from this family. I’m a big fan of Arian !!!! Good luck to everybody !!!!
Well he has to learn how to actually survive. Kids in developed countries don't need to and learn what he learns as a recreational skill. The good thing about computers is that they can eventually learn skills that they might not be able to learn from anyone else. I always find it funny when people are bothered by anime of all things hahaha. And it's up to the parents to teach their kids soooo
Arian is a MAN!!! I love this boy, he is so focused and hard-working and diligent! he is at the same age as my son!
My family lives on a farm in Missouri, USA. We harvest wood all summer and fall, though our house has electric heating, cutting trees saves us alot of money. Our woods are mostly oaks which are very very water dense, it takes me about 10 swings to cut through them when wet. In every country in the world there's a family just like Arian's cutting wood together, it's one of the oldest family traditions in the world.
I really love the family and the village people. Very simple and beautiful people. The boy is very smart. He should have a dog.
Life in Yakutia feels like a fairytale... Knowing every villagers, Devoting nature, hunting, fishing, helping eachother...so peaceful and calm place✨☺️☺️
i thought that its amazing
Most people are not built for that cold tho, you’d shit your pants when the cold is colder than any artificial freezer
@@yeshuasage3724 yeah
@@yeshuasage3724 I live in Alaska
the same thing on a tropical island sounds like a fairy tale to me
I live in a place that never snows. I have never even seen snow. Thank you for sharing your daily lives .
Hello, how are you doing?
I love these videos. It feels like I'm getting to know the family. I also love your choice of music playing in the background.
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I love watching your family specially your son
Hello, how are you Mary Ann?
This is an absolute masterpiece. Well narrated, filmed, produced...amazing people in such a AWESOME place. Cant express how much I love this
I've been snowboarding I dunno how many times in my life. Been around snow a lot, but I've never washed my face with snow, and now I feel like I've been missing out. Hurry up winter, I wanna feel refreshed.
What is a Yakut’s favorite non alcoholic and alcoholic drink? And thank you for posting videos, they’re so informational. And your voice is so calm, makes me want to take a nap, which I will probably end up doing rn lol. Would love to see how life’s like out there first hand. Where I live the coldest it drops down to is -5 F, but typically stays around 10-20 degrees F. So not nearly as cold as in Yakutia. Got mad respect for y’all!
Damn! That 9 year old splitting wood is amazing! It would take me like 50 hits before I even split those stumps. Lol
At 10 he will go to war with Ukraine
It's so great seeing people living in such harsh environment and still being so positive and hardworking! It's a great lesson to us, and I feel very lucky learning this from them❤️❤️❤️
Now you know these humble folks take nothing for granted.
Love how Arians confidence in front of the camera has grown and grown great work Arian!!
I love to spend time out in nature violently dividing it into smaller pieces. It deserved it for making us so cold.
Serious respect to mom there. That meal looked fantastic.
Thank you, for sharing so much love, in the north of Spain there are also competitions to see who cuts the most logs faster... A big hug
Hello, how are you doing?
Cała Rodzinka jest super ale ten mały mądrala jest najlepszy. Mądry i uczynny. Pozdrowienia z Polski.
i'm hooked.. lol..i just watch the coldest city..now I already watch another 4 videos from Kiun B.. love the series.. Lucky you Kiun B for having such a unique village
This family seriously has won my heart. Such a lovely hardworking family 👪 ❤️
Hit -65 where I live, last year in Northern Alberta Canada. The cold sucks
That guy has a nice truck!
3:18 is what really makes us happy deep down and humane; being appreciating of what we have in the simplest form. I know we take things for granted, myself included, when we have our health and means to survive. It's a very heartwarming video :)
I’m writing from Houston Texas USA …… This is a hard life but very inviting. I am getting addicted to these videos. I keep looking at myself living there!!!
It’s Thanksgiving day here. Happy turkey day my friends!
I absolutely love the gratitude ceremony. So beautiful!
Arion is very talented child Love from Pakistan ♥️
If a nine year old tried to chop wood here in the US the people would freak out and claim child abuse and say the parents are not protecting him form harm.. I was born in 1952 and the things I did as a child are just not allowed today for children to do.. they are deemed to unsafe.. Luckily we still have parent here that will raise there children to know the meaning of hard work and responsibilities.. You do not know who lucky you all are to have a close knit hard working family is one of the things that helps bring happiness.
no they wouldnt, why are you far right nutcases so dramatic? lmao stop
@@prettymuchbangtan youngster...
Always love watching Arian and his family doing some work together
One doubt..
How will you guys collect all the wood and bring it back home. ? Is there any big truck available?! 🙂
I love how simple and beautiful the life is there❤
Its 4:02 am of thursday 12th, may 🙃🙂 when I received notification of YTUBE. Im preparing to go to my job. At lunch break I'll see your new video while eating my meal 😄. Greetings 😃👋👋🇵🇦 from the Republic of Panama in Latin America 🙂🙃💐
ohh thank you 😊 have a great day! 😍
@@KiunB 😄👍
Hi from Yakutsk! When i was little (5 or 6 years old) i had a friend, same age, she lived next door. One day when i knocked at her door nobody opened and in a next day too, when i asked my mom about her, she said they are moved to Panama. Even now my first association with Panama is Katya walking throught the dusty town amongs dancing joyful people in white clothes with red scarfs and straw hats. Silly i know😅
@@alexandrvasilev2865 Hey Are you really from Yakutia ?
@@piyushmishra7187 yes i am.
I wanna see arians life during the summer too!
Awesome video, my ONLY complaint is it went by too fast. I loved the wood chopping race, that was impressive. I couldn't do one log, I'd be passed out after the first few swings, with my face in the dirt. Man, these people are bad asses!
I simply can't stop watching them prepare and serve their food, looks so healthy and nutritious and hearty! Gotta load on those calories to keep the body going for all that physical work they do compared to us spoiled cityfolk in warm climates.
Id be working all spring to supply the whole village with firewood if I lived there . I would never allow any human to go cold .
Thank you so much for this Video Kiun! I really do enjoy watching Arian and his family. I hope you can give us weekly updates about how they are doing and how much Arian is progressing do be a craftsman like his dad!
We will! 😊
This was fun watching! And heartwarming. Thank you very much for showing us this part of our world. Great job!
it’s always fun to see arian again - he’s so big and strong these days and he’s such a hard worker! it’s fun to see him and his family have a good time together :)
These are beautiful people.
beutiful people, Russia is a wonderfull and amazing country.. I Love all you do... :) Love from Italy
Now THIS is what it means to be family, our modern view of family in the western world is so twisted. I wish I got to grow up like this with two stable parents with traditional roles.
I love this! Really are able to see life from their perspective ❣️
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Very informative video esp in our country where there is no winter.
As an individual who lives in a tropical country, which is Philippines. It makes me wonder what does it look like to live in a place where there’s a permafrost, thank you for showing me/us your life there. Stay safe always!! 🫶🏻
Not big deal, our bodies even after years of evolution are still propousd for tropical forest/savana climate. Every temperature under 5°C is struggle for our body.
In the Himalayas the use dried yak and goat faeces on their fires. I know there’s a lot of farming in the area of Yakutia do they ever burn animal faeces? I like how they use trees that are easily sustainable like firs which can regenerate in a few years, which actually helps the forests.
Fascinating. Such Hardy yet happy people. I think the actual ‘summer’ is only like 7-8 weeks before it’s fall again and marching towards that long winter. A friend of our family who works in the natural gas field says that once all the snow is gone there’s a period of about a month where the swarms of mosquitoes are like nothing we’ve ever seen. They apparently lay eggs just below the ground and they hatch once snow is gone
man they always have a feast everywhere they go lol
Ариан чудо ребенок,с малых лет всё делает сам.В наше время редко встретишь такого 9-летнего ребенка.КYН спасибо за такие позитивные и познавательные видеоролики!👍
Your family must be insanely strong!
Hey Kiun , Happy 2023, A big thank You for making these series of videos. Because of you , without travelling, got to know about such a lovely place on earth named Yakutia. God's blessings be always with you all 🙏
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳 ♥
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My favorite kid, ARIAN! Love from 🇰🇷
I wonder if the tree enjoyed the pancakes. 😂
Bring some more episodes of arian ! He is very intelligent and hard working kid ,he never says no to his father always help his loving ones and his mom also loves him a lot God bless arian’s family!
I love this family and these videos! Please keep making more
Jakuti sú skvelí ľudia. Ak tam drevo ostane 6 mesiacov, tak to znamená , že si tam ľudia nevezmú čo im nepatrí. Viem že šesť mesiacov je nutná doba aby sa neničil komín a neusadzovali dechty. A aby malo drevo svoju výhrevnosť. Veľmi milé bolo, že tam bola celá rodina. Radosť pozerať. Vidno , že cez zimu spadne veľa stromov i od vetra. sekera v Jakutsku je troch tupšia ako naša, širšia a dosť ťažká. No išlo im to výborne. U nás sa drevo v lese reže na dĺžku 1 metra. To ale i záleží aké auto to potom vezie ku domu. Slovensko je tiež krajina kde sa stále chystalo drevo na zimu. Zmenili to až dodávky plynu z Ruska.
Next video, please. ❤️
Great video, thank you! I am a midwife from Canada and I am very interested in birth, pregnancy, postpartum and breastfeeding traditions around the world.
It would be great if you could make a video about that. For example: what are your traditions regarding pregnancy? Do you announce the pregnancy? Do you have any beliefs on what to do and not to do in pregnancy, birth, postpartum?
Do you have an option of a home birth in villages? How can people get to the hospital in a Winter storm? Do partners attend the birth? How long is the average breastfeeding period? Is prolonged breastfeeding acceptable (beyond 2 years old)?
Thank you!
I also think this is a great idea! Also childhood traditions that maybe haven't been mentioned yet? But regardless we all appreciate the channel's hard work, as well as the featured family!
Is no one going to mention an 8 kilometer walk back through that mud? As an older brother that looks like a fun tradition.
Did you stay the night or drive back and forth each day? Thank you for the awesome view into your lives.😊
Drive back and then come back :)
@@KiunB Thanks for the quick response. 👍🏽😊
Thanks! I love your videos, and the love in your family. Dan, from upstate New York!
Thanks so much! 😊
@@KiunB I hope more people support you!
I love learning your traditions and way of life but I still feel sorry that the loser has to walk home
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He'll be stronger next year lol
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I like the Lumber chopping competition. But does there Have to be a Loser. BOTH WORKED SO HARD
I really want to try some of these splendid looking Yakutian pancakes!
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Their spring looks like winter in lithuania
This family is so adorable. Arian is so a good child. Many things we have for granted, but here we can see how life really can be hard but still so beautiful.
In lebanon winter abou 3 to 4 month we only need about 5 meters of wood , thats crazy !
I’m never going to complain when the weather here in Idaho gets in the negatives ever again😂 it’s so impressive how well they can handle it
I wish you wouldn't put -71C on the title of every episode. A quick wikipedia search reveals that average temps can dip below -35C. −64.4 °C was a maximum record set, not what you live through daily.
It takes the heartwarming content you have and skews it with skepticism. Why not just be honest? It is not -71C all the time, every day, or even... ever.
The inhabitants of this area, are very happy as compared to others around the world. Because they live together, work together, help each other and respect nature. I think you will not find all of the things in one frame in today's world.
Arian is being raised as their parents, actually they have kept their tradition which is another important thing in this modern world. Overall, they can survive here because of the above mentioned things. If I hold enough money, I will go to yakutia once in my life.
So you have knowledge of the way all the communities around the world live?😂😂😂
That nice of you
What a lovely and warm family. The connection with Nature, sense of responsibility and love for their families are a true refresh these day's. Thank you 💖 ✝️May Gvd bless you and your family.
The father really knows his tools...wonder how much that Stihl cost over there?
Waiting with excitement and learning more about life there .... hugs
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No mansion,no million dollars in the bank,no BMW,no unnecessary competition,no toxicity between man and woman,just a happy simple RICH family
Happy family, send you guys lots of love from Africa. 🤍🕊️
너무귀여운친구. 강원도가면. 만날것같다
I absolutely love Arian and his family. I am so fascinated by their way of living and survival. I love every video and following their daily lives.
Hello, how are you Susan?
Amazing family ❤️
Russians are truly something else, there's a reason we Asians respect you all so much. Just like us, even though life is hard. You make do and make a good life out of what you get. Respect from the Philippines! Peace between us and Russia forever!
May God Bless them and stay safe 💕🙏💕✝️😇👏🕯️🌹💜
Love the video! Reminds me of growing up with my family. Every year we would chop wood and stack it for the winter. It was very tiresome, but it was a good/efficient way to stay warm all winter! We would often have soup and sandwich for lunch. So nice to see the entire family working together! Can’t wait for the next video😁