Bai Yue/Bach viet tribes .Ethnic groups who inhabited the regions of Southern China.InThe local minority speaks a Thai language related to northern Thai, a language spoken in Chiang Mai! When I tried to speak with a lady at a ‘Thai’ restaurant south of the Mekong river, I realised they use words in common with central Thai like ‘mai’ (wood), ‘nam’ (liquid) and ‘phak’ (vegetable), but their words for greetings were totally different from central Thai (‘sawasdee krap’), and so was the their word for rice (‘kao’ in central Thai). The touristic concrete architecture is Thai-inspired, but there are old houses with Thai style too, and there are buddhist monks. If the current hypotheses are true, the Thai population of Thailand emanate from the Shan states in Burma which emanate from southern Yunnan.
Or yk maybe just a Zhuang instrument like it... would make sense given the proximity. Afterall, there is plenty of instruments in other cultures that are inspired by Han instruments... why not Kinh too?
Nguoi Zhuang are descendants of the Au Viet tribe that remained under Chinese rule and influence. The Vietnamese are descendants of the Lac viet native to the red river delta and the au viet. You know Lac Long Quan and Au Co? That mythical story came from those two tribes uniting and mixing 2000 years in North Vietnam. That is why Vietnamese has tones like Chinese/Tai-Kadai languages even though it is in the same family as Khmer which has no tones. Do more research on the Baiyue/ Bach Viet/ Hundred Viets and you will know that these people shared many ancient customs with us in the past.
"Bach Viet" is a term that refers to the Vietnamese people or the Vietnamese nation. The term "Bach Viet" (百越) is composed of two Chinese characters: "百" means "hundred" and "越" refers to the Yue people, an ancient ethnic group in southern China. The term "Bach Viet" historically referred to the various ethnic groups inhabiting the region that is now northern Vietnam.
Bai Yue/Bach viet tribes .Ethnic groups who inhabited the regions of Southern China.InThe local minority speaks a Thai language related to northern Thai, a language spoken in Chiang Mai! When I tried to speak with a lady at a ‘Thai’ restaurant south of the Mekong river, I realised they use words in common with central Thai like ‘mai’ (wood), ‘nam’ (liquid) and ‘phak’ (vegetable), but their words for greetings were totally different from central Thai (‘sawasdee krap’), and so was the their word for rice (‘kao’ in central Thai). The touristic concrete architecture is Thai-inspired, but there are old houses with Thai style too, and there are buddhist monks. If the current hypotheses are true, the Thai population of Thailand emanate from the Shan states in Burma which emanate from southern Yunnan.
If that music instrument created by Zhuang people. It is mean Thai and North Vietnamese is the same ethnic.
Bai Yue/Bach viet tribes .Ethnic groups who inhabited the regions of Southern China.InThe local minority speaks a Thai language related to northern Thai, a language spoken in Chiang Mai! When I tried to speak with a lady at a ‘Thai’ restaurant south of the Mekong river, I realised they use words in common with central Thai like ‘mai’ (wood), ‘nam’ (liquid) and ‘phak’ (vegetable), but their words for greetings were totally different from central Thai (‘sawasdee krap’), and so was the their word for rice (‘kao’ in central Thai). The touristic concrete architecture is Thai-inspired, but there are old houses with Thai style too, and there are buddhist monks.
If the current hypotheses are true, the Thai population of Thailand emanate from the Shan states in Burma which emanate from southern Yunnan.
This is Đàn Bầu. The Vietnamese-Kinh Ethnic Instrument. Not Zhuang's instrument !!!!
Or yk maybe just a Zhuang instrument like it... would make sense given the proximity. Afterall, there is plenty of instruments in other cultures that are inspired by Han instruments... why not Kinh too?
Nguoi Zhuang are descendants of the Au Viet tribe that remained under Chinese rule and influence. The Vietnamese are descendants of the Lac viet native to the red river delta and the au viet. You know Lac Long Quan and Au Co? That mythical story came from those two tribes uniting and mixing 2000 years in North Vietnam. That is why Vietnamese has tones like Chinese/Tai-Kadai languages even though it is in the same family as Khmer which has no tones. Do more research on the Baiyue/ Bach Viet/ Hundred Viets and you will know that these people shared many ancient customs with us in the past.
"Bach Viet" is a term that refers to the Vietnamese people or the Vietnamese nation. The term "Bach Viet" (百越) is composed of two Chinese characters: "百" means "hundred" and "越" refers to the Yue people, an ancient ethnic group in southern China. The term "Bach Viet" historically referred to the various ethnic groups inhabiting the region that is now northern Vietnam.
Bai Yue/Bach viet tribes .Ethnic groups who inhabited the regions of Southern China.InThe local minority speaks a Thai language related to northern Thai, a language spoken in Chiang Mai! When I tried to speak with a lady at a ‘Thai’ restaurant south of the Mekong river, I realised they use words in common with central Thai like ‘mai’ (wood), ‘nam’ (liquid) and ‘phak’ (vegetable), but their words for greetings were totally different from central Thai (‘sawasdee krap’), and so was the their word for rice (‘kao’ in central Thai). The touristic concrete architecture is Thai-inspired, but there are old houses with Thai style too, and there are buddhist monks.
If the current hypotheses are true, the Thai population of Thailand emanate from the Shan states in Burma which emanate from southern Yunnan.