We Found White Chinese People in China!
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- In the northern regions of China near the Russian border there are white Russian Chinese citizens that speak Chinese. We rode all the way up there to find them, and it was one of our most interesting discoveries.
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Don't suppose you guys can guesstimate the recipe ingredients? Would love to make these!
Go check out Slab City, it's right around the corner from you.
Just fuck off and go back where you came from!! ( sorry for my french)
SORRY... WRONG CHANEL. I MEANT IT FOR SERPENTZA!
I see only one old aged Russian grandmother ..
If your thesis is about the white people living in China you should bring in more people in the stage..
Title not adaptable to the stage..
A Chinese Babushka ...
Lord, they must have SO many plastic bags under their sink.
My goodness that made me laugh so hard. Growing up my grandma was the same. Brought back memories.
lol
My mom uses grocery store bags as trash bag and food storage bags to prevent freezer bags. I am black.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
A chibushka
wow. Literally a chinese speaking babushka. Now thats something you don't see everyday.
stan sorensen What is jive?
@@3DegreesNorth638 black vernacular
You do in china, especially west side
@Gods Klanof that's because Chinese people are portrayed to be a homogeneous society. I'm Chinese myself and this image of homogeneity even got to me. Especially when I actually originate from the southern part of China. But the reality is that it's far from that.
@@bobbiusshadow6985 that's still English.
I’m a nurse in Australia and I had a patient once who was a white lady born in China that was Russian. She was so lovely she spoke Russian, mandarin, and English. She was just like these people in your video. She got all her family to come in to meet me when she found out my husband is Chinese and our son is half Chinese half Dutch. They all wanted to see photos of my family and showed me photos of their family and the husband of this lady even took in some lunch for me to eat. It was wonderful.
My father's family is exactly the same! Born in China and came over to Australia in the 60s
Kristy Kung ik dacht, ff iets schrijven in jouw moedertaal. Spreek je het nog, of ben je inmiddels de derde of vierde generatie? Ik ben bijna zestig, de nicht van mijn moeder is na de oorlog ook naar Australië geëmigreerd. Zij konden geen (een paar woordjes) Engels, het was een hete dag, en er stond een automaat langs de weg, waar ‘ice’ op stond. Ze stopte er geld in en er kwam een groot blok ijs, ipv het verwachte ijsje.
I thought, let me write you something in your mother tongue. Do you still speak Dutch, or are you the third, or fourth generation? I am almost sixty, my mother’s cousin also immigrated to Australia after the Second World War. She only new a few words of English, it wash a hot day, when they saw a venting machine along the road, with ‘ice’ on it. They put their money in it, and in stead off the ice cream they where hoping for, a great block of ice appeared.
@@carladenhoed794 amusing now, i am sure not at the time 😂👍
From Harbin?
gross, you have a husband of a different race?
So odd that I find these videos far more interesting than literally anything that's on tv nowadays why do I even pay that cable bill anymore
literally yotube has a wealth of good content from creators that are passionate about what they do. remember to support content creators you like!
That’s why I pay for TH-cam premium
You have a point there,
@@LeeorEngelstein anyone who doesn't is missing out
You pay for cable? Lol
Bunch of White people talking to each other in Chinese..
Never imagined I will ever see that
Mongols also speak a fluent Mandarin than most of southern Chinese
just wait a few decades, you'll all be speaking Mandarin when China calls in all their debts and your country can't pay...
@@abmong Why do you think it would work like that? You know what would actually happen if China called in all of its debts? The world economy would collapse and everything would be thrown into chaos, China included.
@@abmong Language and identity are hard to eradicate. Took the British centuries to get rid of Gaelic...
@@ugaboj
really? world in chaos, because some country force to paid off their belt and road project?
An old guy that I met years ago was one of these "White Chinese". At 6'4" he used to brag that he was the Golden Gloves Champ for his entire region. He was very proud of being a Chinese Russian.
Probably north Chinese or Manchurian people
@Carlos Saraiva looks like you jumped immediately into getting shitty instead of refuting any of his points with science. how about structure a criticism of what he actually said rather than blindly bashing someone with different beliefs than you. atheists literally have to go out of their way to attack any christian posters, like that dudes comment was from two weeks ago and you had to jump on it because it genuinely angers you when other people have faith.
@Carlos Saraiva Are all atheists as tolerant as you?
Carlos Saraiva I’m sorry you don’t know anything you don’t even know real science or science at all!
You are like hellen Keller but she’s smarter! 😍
@Wong Lee _Chan_ / _Zen_ Buddhism is much more better and more "scientific" that both Paganism and Christianity. You probably know that the first printed book was not the _Gutenberg_ _Bible_ but the _Diamond_ _Sutra_ a few centuries before.
But go to the roots. Bodhidharma was the 28th and the last Buddhist Patriarch of the North in India who did not see the future of Buddhism in India due to the infestation of the faith with foreign polytheist Brahmanist elements which we can see e.g. in Tibetan Buddhism, but have seen the future for Buddhism in China. What was the Mahayana school of Buddhism he followed?
One of his predecessors on the Northern Patriarch line was Asvaghosha, who in addtition to the epic _Life_ _of_ _the_ _Buddha_ in verse, was author of a tract called _Awakening_ _of_ _Faith_ when he defined and rationally explained the principles of the faith of _Mahayana._ It was a piece of so good faith-oriented soteriology, metaphysics and ethics the first 19 C translator of this tract was convinced that Avaghosha was crypto-Christian. Only the blatant element of blood magic stuff connected with Christian mumbo-jumbo was omitted, which in my opinion is an obvious evidence of superority of original _Mahayana_ path over Christianity who itself admits thad "blood and flesh cannot inherit the Kingdom".
The path of Asvaghosha and Bodhidharma was the line of succession which dates back to the Sakyamuni himself as the sequence of enlightenment events of direct mind-to-mind transmission originated with the famous "Kasyapa and the flower" event. What is the soteriology in the _Sermons_ _of_ _Bodhidharma_ is reference to the direct connection to the everyday mind-consciousness as the method of rediscovering the connection to the Original Mind and Buddhahood. Bodhidharma continued studying the Buddhist scriptural writings but denied their essentiality to Buddhahood underlining that they have only auxilliary role in determining the authenticity of enlightenment versus _makyo_ (the tricks of the devil). In general, he discarded most of the Buddhist rituals expressing his awareness of the elements of superstition and idolatry contaminating the Buddhist faith in India gradually over time, and told explicitely that their role has to be replaced by ethics, awareness and exercises of the mind (which were the base of original _yoga_ training and Buddhism in India and also exercised by the philosophical Taoists in China).
The elements of those exercises were known as traditional Far-Eastern medicine and _wushu_ (Martial Arts) which subsequently gave origin among the others to the modern scientific acupunture and army combat systems as we practice them nowadays in various countries. But not only. Transpersonal psychology, printing (mentioned above), tea ceremony, some modern trends on painting, poetry and calligraphy which come from China and Japan and no one cannot imagin 20th and 21th Century without it. Japan, where Christianity had and has only a marginal role, could nevertheless evolve to the stage of one of the leading scientific-technical civilizations on the planet and one of the factors that contributed to it was her Zen past. Many people in the West disapointed by Christianity, some after being Pagans like me several years ago and seeing that ethnic deities fail the expectations we had from their restoration, took the practice of Zen Buddhism as devoid of the weaknesses of both former spiritualities. From some aspects the path of Zen is convergent also with the Sufi variant of Muslim spirituality, which should be not surprising, as Prophet Muhammad also meditated and bowed before the wall in nearly identical postures as Bodhidharma and his goal was to achieve _fana'_ which means to pass away or be blown out before the death, which is essentially the same that _Parinirvana._ So Zen is something much more universal than only local intuition.
Two bikers in leather jackets making cookies.
MrAnperm haha
You two speak such good Mandarin! Amazing! Where and how you learn Mandarin?
Never heard of White Chinese and beer in biscuits before. You learn something everyday. Thank you for the education.
Lol it’s almost as if they were kidnapped and sissified at gun point
No cleanliness, so that's about right
Those cookies look good💣👍
No matter where in the world, babushka will take care of you 😂
yes, _thats what i said!_
I saw two Chinese parents with their child who was red haired, very white but had all of the parents facial features. It was very interesting to see recessive genes like that.
Dormant Scythian/Tocharian genes possibly
Two potential reasons for this:
1: Red hair can easily skip a couple generations. Me, my brother, and a couple cousins are all ginger, but no one else has had red hair for generations. (yes it sucks)
2: The kid could be adopted, maybe, possibly? Like I get you said they had the parents facial features but still people tend to adopt kids that look similar to them.
If you access Chinese social media, you will see green eyed freckled redheads who are Chinese. It’s a recessive gene in China that can appear though rarely.
Super trippy to see a Russian babushka speaking native-level Mandarin. Would have been cool to hear her speak some Russian too
I guess you never seen Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, and Japanese Asian-Americans speak English with a southern Cal accent.
@@audioandlatte4502 Haha. Let's just say that it's not everyday we see white Chinese people. Asian Americans, on the other hand, are far more numerous.
@Peter Connell How is it trippy? :) because despite the fact that I know they exist, I've never met a white Chinese person who is culturally Russian. So it was really cool to see that cultural mix.
@@FionaWuBach Yeah I know, i was just having fun. :)
It's also the other way around. I've known some Asian Russians. I was working at a language school and a new student who was learning Russian came to the front desk and said she thought she went to the wrong classroom. She said, "There's some Asian woman in there!" I told her that the lady was indeed the Russian teacher! I knew another Asian woman, who was a regular at the cafe where I worked and I later learned that she was Russian.
I am from Vladivostok. This is really similar to what we do, but she speaks Chinese! Its very cool to me!
ItsMaple ! White Chinese and White Russians all under the Red Thumb.
Red thumb? Russia is no longer Communist. Russia has not been communist since the new Russian constitution was signed on December 12, 1993
Curly Brace!
@@alengm haha yeah!
Vladivostok? As in, the radiostation Vladivostok FM? 😂😂
Lol, she looks like, my Grandma, 😆😆😆🙈 exactly like my granny even hairstyle and the granny clothes and the earring LMAO. But my granny doesn't wear a scarf on her head anymore..it was a common style during socialism.. BTW I'm not Chinese and not Russian..😆 I'm Hungarian.
did something about socialism contribute to people wearing headscarves or was it just an old fashioned thing?
@@michellesands9618 old people get cold very easily. Even my grams up to now would give me a beanie when it's cold so I won't have a headache..
Greetings rin116. It may have something to do with the Mongolian invasion into Hungary and a shared genetic profile.
Im Croatian, and yes the style permeated the entire half of the continent
but its not from socialism, in fact socialism made it vanish.
It precedes socialism by centuries
It seems no matter where you find them all babshka’s have the same things in common.
1. Headscarf worn when cooking
2. They will always criticise your cooking skills.
3. They get great joy from making food for you.
4.There food is full of love
*their
That's a grandmother no matter what language you speak.
Short and chubby
Yes, good old fashioned hospitality, to the point and sincere. She reminds me of some of my Girlfriend's older Portuguese relatives; their mission is to make you something wonderful and full of love.....and you DARE NOT refuse!! :) ;) :)
And they can break a chickens neck with one hand. So when they are tolerating drunkenness remember you can take it too far.
The couple that rides motorcycles and bakes cookies together stays together
What happens in cookie dough stays in cookies.
LOL....
They bum each other too! Normally cosy with each other when the cameras are off.
@@germanonoli703 SimpsonsThat'sthejoke.jpg
@@syntaxerror8955 GROSS! LOL
This content is amazing. One minute you’re taking us to some part of China that I never dreamed existed and next to a place near me that I never bothered to explore. I remember driving past the Salton Sea a few years ago on a road trip (I live in Las Vegas) and thinking how strange and deserted it looked but we just kept on driving. Thanks for taking us on your adventures!
She is so serious 😂 but cute! And you two just like her good boys following mommy’s orders 😁
classic chinese grandma attitude, no time for bullcrap
Survival instinct; in Mama's kitchen, Mama is The Boss! :)
@@baqikenny nope. Chinese grandma nowadays are too soft. This lady is totally Russian tough style.
“Remember, cake rises in the yEast” 🤣
It's bread. cake rises with eggs.
Tale as old as tyme
Boom boom dish
It's awesome to see you guys immersed in the culture. Like actual hands-on production. I know baking is probably not your main passion but you can see you kind of enjoyed the process and tasting the end result is so much more rewarding.
Cake rises in the yeast... lmao
😅😂 I caught that
😂LOL yes
Dude....
Your channel is amazing.Much respect!.
Hey what’s up ranton?!😂 loved your mk11 review
Rantonnn
I think it's funny that you couldn't decide in the subtitles or the commentary whether you were making biscuits or cookies.
@Delta Romeo Nope, cookies are very specific. Varieties of chocolate chip biscuits are referred to as cookies, but something like a Chocolate Digestive is a biscuit.
It looks more like a sweat bread to me. It's kinda of like the Filipino Pan de Coco or the Mexican sweet breads.
@@russianbotfarm3036 Interesting he says cookie but then also claims British heritage. No self-respecting Brit would say cookie for biscuits
I always thought, in America, "biscuits" were those fluffy things they serve at Popeye's Chicken or Texas Chicken, or that you bought at the grocery store in the cardboard tube that pops open with a loud bang when you push a spoon into the seam, after which you separate them and stick them in the oven to bake. Kind of like a scone but not really. Kinda disappointed there wasn't a recipe in the description, that would've been a first!
@@iskandartaib The recipe could probably be guessed from the video. I tried searching for various takes on "beer biscuits" and found a few, but none that matched this very closely. I'm not a big beer fan, but I do love my biscuits.
Why is that surprising? There are many Chinese living in all over Russia.
have you actuallly been there? In the far East maybe
Surprising because unlike Russia, China treats ethnic minorities very badly and has very racist immigration policies.
@Wong Lee nonsense
zenubi By harvesting organs? No logic in that
zenubi Sounds like anti American CCP propaganda is coming from your mouth, you probably have no proof and just hate filled ideas
C-Milk "Can't taste any beer."
Winston "Unfortunately."
Gratuitous drone shots.
Stay awesome guys.
hahahhahaha
Oven kills the spirit...
SHUTUP, YOUR NOT INTRESTING
Y'all should know that the Salton sea didn't exist 100 yrs ago. An engineering failure flooded the area. Now it's a polluted muck that just dries out and leaves chemicals in the dusty air left behind. Definitely not a beach paradise.
Well, it *was* a paradise… briefly.
It was a tourist destination for some years before it got too polluted. That was a long time ago though.
I think Veritasium has a good vid on it
The Salton Sea was once an extension of the Gulf of California which became cut off from the sea by silt deposits from the Colorado River. It dried up, leaving all the salt from the seawater behind. When the engineering failure re-filled the basin with fresh water, it quickly became salty from the ancient deposits. I can remember news articles in the 60's about water speed records being set there because it was the perfect place for it then -- clean, a tourist attraction, often with no wind, and boats floated higher because of the high salt content.
Some of the best fishing in California can be had there: tilapia, but especially corvina, both of which are non-native species. I've caught 15# corvina one after the other there.
4:27 I have a feeling when she went to get milk. She got it straight from a cow
Dude I spewed my coffee when I read your comment🤣🤣🤣
Yeah that would be common in villages where they don't have shops with all alimentary supplements. It's quite a stupid and obvious remark but nvm
Book I, it probably was shipped from the USA farm factory.😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😳
Great video, it makes sense to see a mixed-culture near China + Russia!
You can take a Russian out of Russia but you can't stop them hanging carpets on the wall!
@@MrJohnnyBQuick lol
Chinese babushkas! Now i've seen everything. It's so cool to see this. They speak Chinese, but the general feel and atmosphere is very Russian indeed.
if you could come to Harbin one day, you will find more of the influences on architectures and especially food like 列巴 хлеб and Harbin sausage. And 格瓦斯 квас as a common soft drink in normal supermarkets across the country! Russian food was something I really missed about when I was living in the UK as a Chinese! 😝
@@keke9361 How large is the area exactly?
@@detaart Harbin is a city, the capital of HeiLongJiang Province, you can search for it. But if you are talking about villages like the one in the video, it is quite hard to say but mostly in the North-East and Inner Mongolia Province, pretty spread out.
Yeah it was weird to see Chinese characters surrounded by so much Russianness.
@@ThinWhiteAxe In the past, when the Mongols conquered Russia, many of their habits were the same
Guy with gray shirt: “do u want a little quick history lesson?”
Guy with the leather jacket: **hesitating**........yea...ok.
They have names.
@ Paris King Eat your heart out! They both have Chinese wife. The one in grey in youtube under the name SerpentZa and the skinny one in black is laowhy86.
He probably feels it's going to be unfounded information 😂
I was hoping to see this Russian village and hear more about it!
Can do. The clip is unused footage from Conquering Northern China episode 4.
Chinese babushkas
Lenita A me too.
China even got a village of Roman Cohort legionaries descendants called 罗马村 Luomacun ("village of Romans" in Chinese) in Gansu province. Their story is there were Roman legionaries chased by the Nomads after losing battle, they were sent to fight with Han Chinese later but surrender themselves after battle, Chinese were surprised by their battle style, everyone carrying a giant big shield, 1,000 man formed a very tight formation, never change speed, moved like snails on the battle ground among all Chinese heavy cavalries. At the end Chinese found out there were noway for them to go back home, *to much killing and battle along the Silk road at the time* so let them stay and living in a village of their own. Around 2007, they did DNA test to trace their origin, 91 blood samples submitted, all of which are of Central Asian and Western Asian origin with Gold hair and blue eyes.
And they said there’s no such thing as unicorns
This is so weird seeing a Caucasian granny speaking perfect Mandarin. I have seen young foreigners speaking good Mandarin but never a white granny.
Worked with a white guy that grew up in Hong Kong. He would order Chinese food in fluent Cantonese and the delivery guy would be confused when a white guy answered the door.
Conversely, it would be unusual seeing a Mongolian girl speaking perfect Turkish like a typical Istanbulite would do, right?
she is russian minorities chinese, its also her native language, nothing surprised here, there are many people like her in Xinjiang, Chinese doesnt only mean Han people.
What's sooo weird about that😈😉?
@Michal Blaszczak Speaking dialect to these elders is a show of respect. Speaking Mandarin to them is as good as speaking English. They might understand, but it just don't feel like family. Due to national policy of unifying languages, my dialect is poor
and I have to learn from Taiwanese TV serials
Descendants of the old Silk Road, - Celts and Sythian traders. There are white mummies with red hair buried in the desert
Tocharians
Descendants of the Russian colonization of Siberia.
The "red haired mummies" precede the very existence of Indo Europeans,let alone Celts and Scythians
These in particular are descendants of the Russian colonisation of Siberia, you can clearly see that they are significantly admixed with the Chinese
@@Hamsterzilla1349 colonization? You have to cross water inorder to colonize, or did the arabs colonize the Balkans?
Came here hoping to learn something about the Chinese Russians. Learnt how to make beer cookies instead. 10/10
Whether your filming in China , America's , or the Antarctic I will always watch what you two get up to. It's the two of you that make whatever your doing interesting. How you guys don't have your own show on the travel channel or any channel yet is beyond me . 👍♾awesome👍
I made the beer cookies and they were on point! Absolutely delicious. Mmmm...
But I added a bottle and a half of beer and slightly more of the other ingredients. Never drink and bake because 4 dozen cookies were the result. LOL
PEACE
I understood from watching how much of most of the ingredients to add, but I'm not sure about the yeast. How much did you use?
@@pscully1969 If you're just baking a dozen, possibly use the same amount of yeast/starter as you would baking powder (substitute the baking powder entirely.) The result is better when you have active wild yeast culture.
That's weird but yet so fascinating! You guys rock
Babushka was a very nice lady. Enjoyed that part.
nice video mate. I've enjoyed every second
"Cake Rises in the Yeast" 😂
Ahhhhh. Great!
Dad joke number 42.
Man I'm too late to post that! Story of my life. 😒
Thanks for sharing this video! Actually, there are 56 ethnic groups in China. The majority are Han people, accounting for 92% of Chinese people in total, and other 55 ethnic groups are only 8% totally and they are all called ethnic minorities. Russian is one of these ethnic minority groups. I am also an ethnic minority (Tujia people) which is the same as my Dad's ethnic identity while my mom is Miao people. There are no Han people in my whole family, and I am kinda "mixed" and look a little bit different from other Chinese people lol. Sometimes Chinese people (Han) always ask me if I am Chinese lol
Is your mom from Hainan? I was able to meet a few Miao while living there.
tell me about ur looks dude...
cuz i'm SEA chinese myself and born with 3c and 3b curly hair and sometimes ppl though that i'm an arabic or turkish
我也是土家族
Why are Chinese identifier as Han?
Haha, watching this makes me feel like my white grandma's face got swapped with my Chinese grandma's voice! Although, neither of them ever made beer cookies I'm sure.
From the Russian/ Chinese border to the Salton sea 🌊 in USA 🇺🇸 these boys get around!! Very interesting!
Interesting from China to Salten Sea USA.
Those little scooters are surprisingly seaworthy.
I'm Chinese, it's so weird to see a white old lady speak 东北话!!!
Jojo L take a chill pill
Dan C hhhhhhhhhh
你疯了吗，新疆东北跟多白人和白人混血啊，你第一天知道吗那么激动……
@@mzirnam 南方人没见过世面阿
Well, I am Vietnamese and I have seen a French gentleman speaking perfect Vietnamese. I think if there is a will, there is a way.
i have enjoyed your china vlogs soooo soo soo much!
You should collab with Bald and Bankrupt to do a Russia/ China border region town would be incredible, cheers!
Or Harald Baldr indeed
Bald and Bankrupt like to drink too. I think you guys would get along well.
Yes that would be a good one! Bald and Bankrupt definitely that would be cool!
@splinkster1 they can do a collaboration any where say Indonesia, Laos or Mongolia.
Matt and his Mrs. shot some footage in that Russian village years ago. There's a documentary on Amazon about Darwin, CA. Way fewer people and far less interesting (generic desert folk). Maybe we can David Attenborough to narrate a behind the scenes of beer cookie village.
People have the same reactions to white Jamaicans here lol. Thats just the effect of globalism.
We have chinese jamaicans some of them have a really strong jamaican accent 😂
Exactly! That's why I'm not sure why white people speaking Chinese would be anything new
There are even Chinese Jamaicans
@@biancas5121
It's new because it's rare since everyone usually speaks languages of White people (mainly English). This obviously because most people from the world migrate to, and thus learn to speak languages of, White nations, typically in the West. It's often rare to have it the other way around, where a White person would learn a language of a non-White peoples, since it's less common for a White person to migrate to a non-White nation. This is almost purely due to modern day politics as people are trying to find a better life for themselves, which is why if you go back in time before the West was the only advanced civilization, you'd find migration to the West being less common, and migration to the East being more common than today. I'm talking antiquity and even prehistory, where you had peoples of European (White) origin migrating eastwards, and even today, after 2000 years some of their descendants live in China as native White Chinese. These are extremely rare, which is why people are surprised by them.
fun fact, corona is also one of the effect of globalism
"Cake rises in the yeast"
*giggle*
Lol gross
Title it beer cookies and watch the views climb.
Ok BC you mean, rise in the yeast )))
*drinks russian beer* > "aLrIghT boYs lets get BAcK on THE RoAD!"
Ok it's just the border thing. I thought someone from the Marco Polo group boned a few Han Chinese and got a family there.
Same like the story that said the lost Roman soldier in China when the Roman defeated by the Persian some of their prisoner run to the east and they found China and marry with some local woman there.
Look up Macanese
Same, though it was going to be able some old Roman legion that was captured in ancient persia, and resettled toward China whom mingled with the local women.
I thought they found some tocharians
Tilak, you have an interesting imagination
Lollllllllll this is fascinating
ur everywhere wtf
People don’t recognize you now. Give up
Western China is packed with Persian Caucasian types--some even have red hair.
@slevinlindsay lamb is common in the northern side of Yellow River, which probably half of the whole country, including Beijing, the capital. And it is one of the traditional meat sources of Han Chinese as well, not only for minorities.
@@k.3004 Same thing with America scapegoating Mexican people as rapist and drug dealers to enforce building trumps wall.
hd31 Lmao what? No they’re not. Lots of Persians are still mostly white Indo-European.
hd31 ”They are Pakistanis.” So first you say they’re arabic and turkic, now you say they’re punjabi. What is it with you Americans and mixing up completely unrelated groups? LMAO.
ETHNIC Persians are direct descendants of the Indo-Iranian race, although with heavy Caucasian and some West-Asian admixture. This admixture isn’t necessarily ”arabic”, but generally falls into the cluster of West-Asian. Gulf Arabs themselves are very much different from say Levant ”Arabs”, among whom light skin and blue eyes aren’t that rare either (Assad and his wife). The overall bulk of admix that Iranians, Caucasian and Anatolians have comes from ENF people, who were another offshoot of caucasoids alongside WHG (the bulk of the European genome). What makes modern Europeans ”white” is their Ancient North Eurasian admixture (rosy skin) combining with their WHG admixture (blue eyes). Iranians, unlike pretty much all other middle-easterners, have large amounts of both ANE and CHG (Caucasian Hunter-Gatherer, WHG’s close cousin.)
K. I’m from xinjiang.those are fake news.come to xinjiang and find out,it’s a beautiful place and Uyghurs are living a good life here
8:00 I was looking forward to a cookie, and I suddenly remember it's a video!
So basically White Russians- Sincerely, The Dude
yes i live in a city near HK a classmate of mine ' great grandmather is an escapee from Russian 1918 revolution
Just ethnic Russians. There are other non-Russian "White" ethnic grops in Russia
They are only ethnically russians but they are for all intense and purposes Chinese
@indigo_blue oooh little boi is mad! Better watch out!
indigo_blue
*Mate Caucasoid is a bone structure and the people from the Middle East , South Asia and Europe are all Caucasoids and Europeans are just " white " Caucasoids or Caucasian which they're all different since they're either Slavic , Anglos , celts , Mediterraneans and etc*
Learn something before talking shit about a whole human evolution
Definitely didn't expect a baking show =)
Yes, this is a South African man, an American man and white Russian women, making biscuits together, all speaking Chinese!
It just blows my mind. This is you best video, imao.
Oh my GOSH!!! I can't believe that's where you went!!
That place is fascinating!!! I wish you had done a full video on it!!
@r3kt m8 I think she means Salton Sea.
@r3kt m8 The Salton Sea?
@r3kt m8 I did see it!! I enjoyed it.
That's what I was going to say!! I love the Salton Sea
I love how winston talks ish bout the mount of butter and sugar but wants to add butter on the cookie 😙🤣
Chairman Mao drew a line and scored some white people in the process.
You truly can’t make this up. 😂
and the russians scored some chinese as well
Those roads look amazing to ride.
CA has some fantastic roads for motorcycling.
Actually, the Salton Sea is is not next to Death Valley. That’s the Mojave desert you’re in. Death Valley is well north of Salton Sea, probably 100 miles or so.
Seeing the phrase "Living To Die" on that wall made me laugh out loud. Straight out of a movie.
I believe that the Japanese consider the Ainu & the Okinawans as a different ethnicity.
Not really that diverse
@@ProtomanButCallMeBlues Especially since most Okinawans are on Okinawa and most Ainu are on Hokkaido. The southern and northern Islands of Japan respectively.
That's why they are assimilating them
@@ProtomanButCallMeBlues I'm glad Japan isn't diverse. They need to preserve their culture and not have it ruined by muslims and migrants.
Okinawa was the Kingdom of Ryukyu. Until Japan took over in 1870s. Renamed them to Okinawa and forced them to speak Japanese
I just noticed Winston's jacket is from Mass Effect. Stay awesome!
i've seen this before. It's sad to wait until Monday only to watch an old clip.I'm kind of heartbroken. Please, we prefer new content.
It looks pretty cool, although I don't like jackets that don't have hoods. It seems stupid. I guess for motorcycle jackets you don't need a hood as often though since you're _usually_ wearing a helmet (but not when you're not riding, such as in this scenario).
@@MsHojat Dude. You can get sort of thick hood things that cover your head and your shoulders and you just put it on under your jacket or whatever. It looks just like a hoodie hood. Changed my life!!
Greetings, from Washington, D.C. I don't know why this was in my suggestion. However, I'm glad I watched it. This was VERY fascinating!😃🌏🥐 What an AMAZING group of people. I pray and hope for these men's safety during their travels!😊🙏🏾🙌🏽🏍
Holy cow! This woman speaks better Mandarin than me.
it's quite normal in china.
as it's quite normal african american speaks english.
Nothing to do with 🐮
@@captainusa2076 ??
John Yang me too😂😂😂
Because they are more chinese than fake american chinese?
The so-called white chinese are not only in this part of China. At Tashkorgan near the china-pakistan border and other parts of Xinjiang, you have the Tajiks and Tatars who are also the most caucasian looking (blond hair and green/blue eyes) of all the central asian ethnicities in western China.
they don't have blond hair and blue eyes, they look mixed,
Levis. H Central Asians have lots of Indo-European (white) DNA from when they conquered central asia from whites.
Finnic Patriot yes they are caucasians
You guys are about 300 miles from Death Valley. You need to get back to the I-10 near Palm Springs, west to I-15 and head north. Near Victorville take 395 north and you STILL have hours to go. Saline Valley is also an interesting place, but few paved roads that last time I was up there many years ago. For different scenery from Death Valley, get back to 395 and around Bishop head up to Mammoth in the Sierras.
@Stephen Mitchell I was scratching my head on that one too.
I thought that Highway looked American... :>)
China is large
银河星光 no way! I didn’t know that 🤣
Nevada
That place you where must be what Sandy Shores in GTA 5 was based on.
@@kristophermiller86 Look up Slab City and you'll find your answer....
It is based directly off of Desert Shores
Wow, that was interesting. I also learned a new recipe 😊
This reminds me of Asian Jamaicans. Fascinating stuff.
Yep, that was my ex. She was Haka Jamacian Chinese and a Canuck.
The very first people there were Irish and English political prisoners, Africans were bought soon after after clocking white people couldn't work well in the climate
"Yeah it's also the best ingredients to give you a heart attack."
She's got a Dongbei(northeast) accent like me hahaha!
Absolutely golden content. Much love from a New Zealander in China
Me too, should teach em how to make beer scones 😂
Kiwi who spent years in China.
This is my favorite cooking channel. Suck it, America's Test Kitchen lol.
Haha
Would’ve been nice to hear them speak more or tell a story of their ancestors maybe.
When Winston cracks a beer you know it's a legit video.
It's good to hear the the old adv China song back again
I just want to say white people are very very respectful to others and of others cultures. Yesterday I watched a similar thing where Egyptians went to Slovenia to show the culture to their fellow Egyptians back home and guess what? Lots of underhanded slights at people and their culture and their religion and the people have no idea they’re being made fun of. Extremely disrespectful.
Sadly, there are assholes everywhere...like my grandpa would say, "if someone insults you, become like the duck and let it roll off your back."
White people respectful to other cultures? I'm sorry what? Not that all of them are not, but you probably get what I mean
A C I’m not saying they’re perfect but generally speaking they have left others in the dust when it comes to celebrating other cultures and adopting them as if they were their own. Hence the laws that are put in place by all Western countries protecting minorities, their religions and their way it life.
"Hottest place in the world"
*Laughs in Saudi*
All Day lmao
Philippines be like : thats pathetic
At the beginning when you said you were at a secret location I thought 'Hmm, China has places that look like the Mojave'.
man mojave is a shit hole. i worked there for a year and had to get out
It definitely does have similar deserts
@@ric44n yea but to these guys i think its kind of exotic after being in china so long
Yes. I had a student when teaching there that had blue eyes and freckles.
That place probably was the insipration for this one trailerpark in GTA V, the one where Trevor lives.
It is
Oops, the correct is - Russian Bolshevik revolution in early 1900's.
The beers to put carbon bubbles in the batter so that its lighter when cooked.
Desert Shores , aka “Sandy Shores” in GTA V
Just watched a commercial for GTA V.
damn i thought so too!
just looked it up again: its the same place :D
They should have looked for Trevor's trailer
@@tsoialina I think I really saw trevor's trailer
Yeah dude that's the Alamo Sea!
Don't look like Europeans in any way shape or form in this video . More like Tatars
The background looks like northern Arizona or southern Nevada.
Quicklysaw6 Nope, as soon as I saw it, I thought it looks just like Southern California
This looks more SoCal because Nevada has almost no vegetation, it is black.
in the desert, you can't remember your name, It felt good to be out of the rain :)
That title feels too wrong using "we found" instead of "we met"
Or we came across..
Why? English is not my native languages, but these two expressions sound the same for me
@@kingsejong_thegreat_ English is not my native language either but i feel like one finds stuff and meets people.
No, they found her there.
@@WN_Byers not really.
When i lived in Temecula was an amazing ride into the desert and down to the Salton Swa. Managed to be in Death Valley on 21st June.
Great video guys, loved the Chinese/Russian thing, amazing.
omg the way she even barks like my old grouchy grannies... warms my heart
It's so weird!!! Seeing this white granny speak like an auntie! Walao weh!
Edit: Cibai. That guy's wearing an N7 jacket!
So Susan Boyle makes beer cookies on the Russian/China border now.
They aren't white, they are like a mix or Russian and Mongolian
James Saunders I was gonna say the same. Maybe like 80% Russian, 20% Chinese or Mongolian.
I agree. However millions of east europeans have mongoloid dna anyway.
David Winner Yeah, what 3%? Big deal. Not enough to make them mixed race.
Lovely Russian lady who speaks perfect Mandarin.🙂
I appreciate your stuff in the US. Watching you guys in CN or other asian nations gives it a weird kind of meta perspective of the US from your lens.
Hey guys, love your videos. But this is not the entrance to Death Valley. Death Valley is 330 miles North east of Salton city.
Right? When I heard that I cracked up. That's like saying, "Here we are in Buffalo, NY, the entrance to Rhode Island!" lol
Honestly I watch a lot of youtube and this to me is one of the BEST video's. Thanks Liz