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It thrilled me to see him playing the cello in the opening of the video. Often, kids have been enrolled by their parents to play an instrument, so these kids didn’t necessarily played it out of curiosity and eventual love for the sound they produce, but rather just to please their parents for a time, until they can find an excuse to quit. I’m impressed that he still loves playing (to me he played real good), even with his bulky physique. What I love about this guy: 1. His attitude: “I’m not scared of failure…A lot of people start from not knowing, right? If I fail, I can just start over. If I don’t believe in myself, then I’ll never succeed. 2. His humility. I loved that he recalled his failures, even sharing his embarrassing moments (his first competition and civilian moments). I was touched that he was transparent with his feelings despite the strong man physique he built. 3. His wife. Even in the small portion of the interview, you could conclude from her words that she supports and respects her husband's profession, just as much she loves him as a civilian. It made me chuckle on her first impression on him: “Weird.” 4. His professional advice: “Don’t compare yourself with other people. Compare with yourself. Everyone has a different physique. Everyone has a different metabolism. Also, your organ endurance differs. Your heart may break down if you’re my weight. Find your best balance. Just get better next year. And get better the year after. That’s good enough.” His initial and parting advice applies to men, women, teens, and more so children, regardless of the goal and station in life to fail forward.
yep that happened to me w piano. played it for 7 years from 5 to 12, ended up with a certificate that is still useless to this day. but recently after hearing lots of music im interested in playing a keyboard in general again.
i used to be forced by my mom to learn piano when i was 4, I hated it and eventually found an excuse to quite. Now i'm thinking of it, I wish my mom would have pushed me harder and I could have been able to play some Chopin or Bach. I just really wish that I know how to play an instrument :(
@@khusugten3773 nowhere in my comment have I talked about race or nationality. I'm simply praising him for his good qualities and the body he has built through failure and a good attitude. This praise would apply to anyone that worked their dreams to fruition.
He said currently he is one of the strongman athlete, but the the translation goes like I am the strongest guy in China. Tbh Yueyang does not really have a really good performance in China compared with other strongman athletes like Mao Chenyu and Zhaowei.
@@TheLegendaryFolklore So? Bodybuilders are not the strongest breed of athletes. China's strongest man is 178, let that sink in. The Strongest men consistently have been over 190, Magnússon, Sigmarsson, Savickas, Shaw, etc... This guy doesn't even have a name, and this is legit the first time I've heard of him. Asia is also a huge place, I don't even know if he should be considered the Strongest man in China.
@Gap Nobody knows of him, his records aren't even there to be verified, only under the hidden Chinese shroud. They don't even have TH-cam in China. If he were to qualify for World Strongest Man or something, we would know of him internationally. As of right now, nothing of him is known other than his height and what he claims.
*_"A lot of people start from knowing nothing... If I fail, I can just start over. If I don't believe in myself, then I'll never succeed."_* *- Yue Yang*
My biggest take away from this guy is when he said "I'm not afraid to fail". Everybody needs to think that way. This guy could be a motivational speaker.
if you dont do something because of the possibility of not being the best, you actually are scared shitless of failure. he should have said he does it because he likes doing it and like the environment of that sport.
@@rik9833 Real life Donghu Character* Anime is Japanese and I can say with certainty most Chinese people don't want to be compared to Japanese animation.
@Conscience Observer You meant on individual or average level? not all whites have superior genes of physiques than Asians, there are tones of individuals in China who are stronger than average whites physically
@Conscience Observer The world tallest man is a Chinese, There's a Chinese men who can wrap iron rod on his neck and stop a electric drill with his bare skull. Just because average White/Caucasian are taller and stronger than Chinese/Asian man doesn't mean all Caucasian are taller and stonger than all Chinese/Asian man. It's like saying all Asian are genetically superior and intelligent than you White/Caucasian just because average of us, (Chinese/Asian) IQ scores much higher than your kind, Caucasian.
@Conscience Observer You're a lowkey racist imbecile. The pursuit of sports (bodybuilding) is not something that's encouraged in Asia. Therefore, most Asian youth goes after an academic pursuit (rightly so). Furthermore, the last 5-6 decades Asian were oppressed and did not have enough food to become big and strong. BUT all of that changing. China is set to become the world leading economy by 2020. Studies are showing Asian are getting taller while Americans are getting shorter. The Chinese will be leading in just about every sport in 10-20 years. You don't think out of 2 billion people there is BOUND to be at least a few hundreds Brian Shaw or Hafthor Bjornsson? Dumbass racist.
백동수 you do realize that that Americans aren’t a race, America is actually pretty diverse race wise including Chinese Korean. Looks like someone need to go to school, like it’s basic knowledge.
@@unmasktheredrum2887 well the word "American' is still mainly associated with white people. Especially with this Donald Trump's presidency causing all this racial divide we haven't seen in decades.
It’s that drive, when people tell you that you cannot do something, it sticks with you for years, and when you accomplish what they said you’d never do, it feels great. Big respects to this guy for such great power.
Hey Asian Boss, great job covering this story but i've noticed some issues with the subtitles. I may be nitpicking, but when he mentions his salary, please convert Chinese Yuan to the correct amount when using "dollars". It shouldn't be 5000 dollars as written in the subtitles, rather 735 (approx.) dollars, as he says 块钱 which is the Chinese slang for 1 Chinese Yuan. I think this is an important part of the story as he talks about his struggles in the past of a relatively low salary, and I feel that it's important for you to convert the currency accordingly to remain accurate for the audience.
The subtitles were never been changed, and it was never written as "dollar" in the first place. I know that TH-cam does not allow changes after uploading the file. Just in case you don't understand RMB, RMB is a short form of Ren Min Bi which is the official Chinese currency.
This guy is total respect. His actions are extraordinarily commendable. Play an instrument since four years old still continuing all these years later is admirable. Being a cook and serving 20 people food is also admirable. Being bodybuilder is another admirable thing he has done. However, the most commendable and admirable thing Mr. Yang has done is, NOT GIVING UP. The sheer will he displayed has enable him to continue fording on to make his dreams a reality. This makes me respect this guy so much.
I really like this cat. Great mindset. Also, the fact that he mentors and wants to be a good example to the younger generation makes him even more dope! Very inspiring!
I love that he wanted to do something and did it. Makes me happy to see that people are going after what they want to do because thats how they feel in the mind and heart.
This is truly and inspiring video. I love his quote about failing "If I fail ,I can just start over again". This is so true. Failure is a destination not a result. You can always change your destination.
Good vid. Guy comes across as being humble, not arrogant or acting like a genius. His quote of not being afraid to fail--yeah, I'm like that with my writing. I'm not afraid of having my stories rejected. I've failed before, I will again, but I'll always write, like this guy will always lift.
The fact that he achieved this title by himself, without proper coaching and equipment and without taking steroids is very impressive. There ain't only strong and wise martial artists using chi in China. They also have Hulks !!
Man, this dude seems pretty awesome. He's really humble and has a wonderful mindset of not being afraid of failure. I think we could all learn from him. I'd love to meet and hangout with him sometime. Too bad I live on the other side of the country.
@@DaGoldC also, iron has more significant meaning in chinese mythical and superstitious culture. Even if he himself doesn't fully believe in it, it's still very motivating.
A respectable athlete and he plays cello? Dang. Also props for no illegal steroid use in an industry where even a lot of pros use it. Working out naturally with no illegal substances is the way to go if you're sincerely into it and mentally prepared to go all the way.
@@winstonwei9694 lol First off, the US does medal. Second, it's ironic you're implying you know about steroids and weightlifting when US weightlifters have been popped multiple times and still struggles.
I agree with randombartard, getting to that size/weight at his height is next to impossible. I'm confident that even the person asking the question knew what his answer would be. Drug use in China is extremely prohibited garnering heavy jail time and in some cases, death. Bet your ass that the gov't there knows and maybe even promotes steroids to there top (world recognized sports) athletes that represent the country but with strongman not being recognized as one of said sports than it would be very unwise for this gentleman to admit to steroid use. Awesome guy though, props to him and his mindset/outlook on life and competition, cheers
xxnike629xx - ROTFL...😂😂🤣🤣. This guy deffinitely was or is using performance enhancing drugs. 9:28 - watch closely and you can see the lie on his face. One commonality I've always appreciated across the globe, humans all lie the same.
He wouldn't be the strongest man in the world if he didn't use steroids. I don't even mind him lying about it, because this is what he has to do in order to not gain negative publicity and even lose sponsorships. But the reality is that if you don't use steroids, you cannot even come close to being the strongest in your region, let alone a country. Why? Because some people are using them. You don't become the strongest person in the world by not using steroids, the same way you won't win a Nascar race using a cheap family car, no matter how good of a driver you are.
He's cute actually,cello and weightlifting are two different things but he made it himself by not using any steroids,still have a taste of musical things,having beautiful wife,it showed how much great he is as a person,thank you Asianboss for bringing the story, again as always, u guys are rocks!!! 👍👍👍👏👏♥️😎
Suicide grip allows one to keep stable strong wrists at heavier weights, you're right its pretty dangerous, but I've literally felt my wrists bend with a normal grip when benching 300lbs+ incline and flat
Use the Bulldog grip instead. It has the both the benefits of being safe like a traditional grip as well as the stable strong benefit of the suicide grip.
Evariste Galois , One of my friends who is a bit disfigure in his leg also naturally built strong.. It seems like the strength of his leg which is a bit disfigure is accumulated all in his hand muscles...He's so persistent that he even learnt and perfecting any martial arts movement despite having leg problem...I use to practice with him and once he hold tight of me, there is no way to escape...Too strong that trying to freed from his clutch is like pushing a big strong wall.But like this guy, he's gentle and very friendly in inside and i never seen his anger till this day....One has to avoid body contact to fight him...
Bruce Lee was Chinese product who did best in America...If he remain in Hong Kong, he'd have either died in gang war or became a ganglord wanted by Chinese Authority 😁😂😁
Truly inspiring, from his humble beginning and where he is at now. Not trying to gain any attention but i started strongman since i was 14 and am from Malaysia (more towards powerlifting since strongman wasn't recognised nor known of here). I met Zydrunas and the rest of the athletes when i was 7 years old cus they did the WSM 2002 in my country. Started competing at 16yo where i hoisted 240kg SQ, 165kg BP and 265kg DL in my first PL meet and now i'm at 325kg SQ , done 220kg BP (before injury) , deadlifted 350kg , 155kg strict log press, 95kg circus DB for a double, 190kg atlas stone etc at 23yo now (nothing crazy compared to the westerners and europeans) but then again both of the strength sports are fairly new (
Great content Asian Boss! Much respect to this man! Thoughts: 1) When I saw his 5% Rich Piana tattoo, I kinda rolled my eyes . . . "Oh man, a Chinese 5%-er!" But he sounds like a really good dude! 2) I love that his wife is his biggest cheerleader! As she said, she's more emotional about it sometimes than he is! She's right there with him with every rep! That's a Blessing! 3) TH-camr Larry Wheels is in the middle of his series of training videos with Thor (from Game of Thrones and is the current World's Strongest Man) and I am totally glued to his training . . . so it's awesome watching this guy training with the same passion over in China. It's awesome.
I applaud him for never giving up and showing younger athletes that you don't need to take steroids to build you up but hard work and determination his the answer 🌍🇺🇸🇬🇧🇧🇷🇯🇲🇦🇺
Amazing, he has all the things I love. The cello, pitbulls, tattoos and a Harley Davidson. He is just the perfect man but he is young enough to be my son! Lol.
@@hellokitty11432 ok, officially a dream man! I didn't get to the cooking part. But the cello is a win for me! So sexy he has a soft side with all the bad boy sides!
I can imagine him being the final boss in a video game and before he fights you he plays the cello and after he defeats you he returns to playing the cello.
He didn't try to lift more weight. He was tired, knew he couldn't do it and he said it. I hate strong men who thinks they are gods or something. This guy seems humble.
rajesh vengat the reason why people humiliate them is because they are uncivlised and brings a bad reputation upon their own race.I mean if you see almost all bangalas are construction worker.I seriously wouldn’t have a problem with them but they are a complete disgrace.
Love and Peace, much more than a respect to the beast. Really admired watching him doing his level best naturally. Love from your neighbourhood country, Pakistan. ❤💚
I've been powerlifting for 15 years and have been following the strongman community for almost as long. I don't want to take anything away from this amazing man but I can tell you with 100% certainty this guy's on steroids. Just look at how he immediately breaks eye contact and is awkward when faced with the question. Again, this is of course very obvious to anyone who has been serious about strength training at some point in their life but I think it's important to be transparent about drug use in any sport (even though every strongman is on gear).
I hope this goes viral in China. The society is so prime to take the next step in the health, wellness and exercise field. Modernize is all aspects, but this in particular, mixes well with Chinese culture. Hopefully this bleeds into every day life too
They compete in different fields. You can't compare them. It would be like comparing a mountain biker to a BMX rider. Lv Xiaojun is stronger in terms of the weight he can lift compared to his bodyweight, but Yang Yue probably holds more powerlifting records and can lift more total weight. Not sure, haven't researched it myself, but I imagine that's the case.
@Conscience Observer Yo, if you think strong = height then you probably are dumb. Besides he could kill you with one punch which proves him being strong.
@Conscience Observer Hey I think China and most of Europe have almost the same potential for height development, China has always been the tallest nation in Asia since ancient times you can see from the terracotta warriors on average they are like 175cm which is even quite a lot taller than Romans, and During Ming and Qing dynasties the German anthropologists who visited China also recorded that the Chinese looked vastly different from each other based on different regions but on average they were just as tall as Germans, and some northern provinces were even taller. You need to check out the wikipedia page on " human average height worldwide" by the way, despite decades of poverty, now many povinces in China are catching up very fast with Europe, some northeastern provinces up there are even taller than Britain and France. Most early Chinese settlers in US were from Hongkong region they are usually considered the smallest type of Chinese if you go to other places you probably get to see bigger types of Chinese.
@ 7:00 . someone get this guy a bigger bowl, STAT! lol! And when I see him drink that can of Coke, I'm like, he should extend his pinky. But I hope he's not reading this b/c he looks like he could tear off my arms and beat me over my head with them. lol!
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我们作为全球青少年媒体平台正在不断扩张中，也不断收到了来自大家的提醒，认为我们应该接触更多其他非英语为母语的观众。我们最近创建的亚洲老大西班牙频道(Asian Boss Spanish) 得到了西班牙观众的大力支持，所以我们也为了中文观众创建了中文频道-亚洲老大(Asian Boss Chinese 中文)。现在已经正式开播了。接下来你将会在我们的中文频道上看到更多原创内容，因此请务必订阅：
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It thrilled me to see him playing the cello in the opening of the video. Often, kids have been enrolled by their parents to play an instrument, so these kids didn’t necessarily played it out of curiosity and eventual love for the sound they produce, but rather just to please their parents for a time, until they can find an excuse to quit. I’m impressed that he still loves playing (to me he played real good), even with his bulky physique.
What I love about this guy:
1. His attitude: “I’m not scared of failure…A lot of people start from not knowing, right? If I fail, I can just start over. If I don’t believe in myself, then I’ll never succeed.
2. His humility. I loved that he recalled his failures, even sharing his embarrassing moments (his first competition and civilian moments). I was touched that he was transparent with his feelings despite the strong man physique he built.
3. His wife. Even in the small portion of the interview, you could conclude from her words that she supports and respects her husband's profession, just as much she loves him as a civilian. It made me chuckle on her first impression on him: “Weird.”
4. His professional advice: “Don’t compare yourself with other people. Compare with yourself. Everyone has a different physique. Everyone has a different metabolism. Also, your organ endurance differs. Your heart may break down if you’re my weight. Find your best balance. Just get better next year. And get better the year after. That’s good enough.”
His initial and parting advice applies to men, women, teens, and more so children, regardless of the goal and station in life to fail forward.
yep that happened to me w piano. played it for 7 years from 5 to 12, ended up with a certificate that is still useless to this day. but recently after hearing lots of music im interested in playing a keyboard in general again.
@@manamidori same!
i used to be forced by my mom to learn piano when i was 4, I hated it and eventually found an excuse to quite. Now i'm thinking of it, I wish my mom would have pushed me harder and I could have been able to play some Chopin or Bach. I just really wish that I know how to play an instrument :(
Alex Notxander he’s a Mongolian not a weak chinease.
@@khusugten3773 nowhere in my comment have I talked about race or nationality. I'm simply praising him for his good qualities and the body he has built through failure and a good attitude. This praise would apply to anyone that worked their dreams to fruition.
Oh what a solid dude. Him and his wife seem so sweet together. I wish them both the best.
He said currently he is one of the strongman athlete, but the the translation goes like I am the strongest guy in China.
Tbh Yueyang does not really have a really good performance in China compared with other strongman athletes like Mao Chenyu and Zhaowei.
@@rednecksubei Yes. I think the strongest man is the name of that sport or competition. It doesn't necessarily mean an athlete is the strongest.
@@snakesnake9899 That sport is called Strongman worldwide, there is no other name for that, we all know the subtile of Asian Boss.
@@rednecksubei I also said 'or competition'. The world's strongest man. Check it.
Yes I a china girl and I think so many china couple so nice.
This man is a true Asian boss.
He is only 178 cm though.
@@eafanboyssuck you do realize a lot of competition guys and bodybuilders are under 6'0 right? For example, Kai Greene is 5'8".
@@TheLegendaryFolklore Dan Green is 5'9".
@@TheLegendaryFolklore So? Bodybuilders are not the strongest breed of athletes. China's strongest man is 178, let that sink in. The Strongest men consistently have been over 190, Magnússon, Sigmarsson, Savickas, Shaw, etc... This guy doesn't even have a name, and this is legit the first time I've heard of him. Asia is also a huge place, I don't even know if he should be considered the Strongest man in China.
@Gap Nobody knows of him, his records aren't even there to be verified, only under the hidden Chinese shroud. They don't even have TH-cam in China. If he were to qualify for World Strongest Man or something, we would know of him internationally. As of right now, nothing of him is known other than his height and what he claims.
*_"A lot of people start from knowing nothing... If I fail, I can just start over. If I don't believe in myself, then I'll never succeed."_*
*- Yue Yang*
he has such a strong mindset, i applaud him for that. and mentoring other students too ? he really is the 5% that accomplish their dreams
5% is tribute to Rich Piana. It means you do whatever it takes to accomplish your dreams.
@@hlee3743 steroids killed Rich and other bodybuilders. They may have a muscle but later they will get pain later.
thewebmogul steroids didnt directly kill rich piana. It was his condition due to the use of steroids.
@@bryanfong1023 That is like saying a bullet didn't kill someone it was the massive amount of blood loss caused by the bullet...
Andrew Kim which would be more scientifically correct.
My biggest take away from this guy is when he said "I'm not afraid to fail". Everybody needs to think that way. This guy could be a motivational speaker.
yes i feel very motivate by this china brother. I china girl make shake bum vidoe also want be famous
"Either I don't do this at all, or do my best and be the best.....I'm not scared of failure" wise words my man
if you dont do something because of the possibility of not being the best, you actually are scared shitless of failure. he should have said he does it because he likes doing it and like the environment of that sport.
From humble beginnings to strongest man in china,truly an inspiration
I always respect athletes, and he plays cello? Feels like a real-life cartoon character. :)
Feels like a real life anime character*
@@rik9833
More like a "Bara" Manga character....lol
@@rik9833 Real life Donghu Character* Anime is Japanese and I can say with certainty most Chinese people don't want to be compared to Japanese animation.
SP yeah probably not
hard man have soft heart
Respect this man. He went from nothing to strongest man in China!
@Conscience Observer You meant on individual or average level? not all whites have superior genes of physiques than Asians, there are tones of individuals in China who are stronger than average whites physically
wtf is wrong with you racist
@Conscience Observer The world tallest man is a Chinese, There's a Chinese men who can wrap iron rod on his neck and stop a electric drill with his bare skull. Just because average White/Caucasian are taller and stronger than Chinese/Asian man doesn't mean all Caucasian are taller and stonger than all Chinese/Asian man.
It's like saying all Asian are genetically superior and intelligent than you White/Caucasian just because average of us, (Chinese/Asian) IQ scores much higher than your kind, Caucasian.
@Conscience Observer You're a lowkey racist imbecile. The pursuit of sports (bodybuilding) is not something that's encouraged in Asia. Therefore, most Asian youth goes after an academic pursuit (rightly so). Furthermore, the last 5-6 decades Asian were oppressed and did not have enough food to become big and strong. BUT all of that changing. China is set to become the world leading economy by 2020. Studies are showing Asian are getting taller while Americans are getting shorter. The Chinese will be leading in just about every sport in 10-20 years. You don't think out of 2 billion people there is BOUND to be at least a few hundreds Brian Shaw or Hafthor Bjornsson? Dumbass racist.
White fragility full on display
I admire him for his persistence
listening to him play cello with that image is so funny. he is so manly, but so romantic cute at same time
Emiya Shirou when you buff but your parents are Asian
@@艾尼路 me
I'm Korean but your comment was rude and unnecessary , shame on you!
백동수 you do realize that that Americans aren’t a race, America is actually pretty diverse race wise including Chinese Korean. Looks like someone need to go to school, like it’s basic knowledge.
@@unmasktheredrum2887 well the word "American' is still mainly associated with white people. Especially with this Donald Trump's presidency causing all this racial divide we haven't seen in decades.
It’s that drive, when people tell you that you cannot do something, it sticks with you for years, and when you accomplish what they said you’d never do, it feels great. Big respects to this guy for such great power.
I used to workout at his gym 4 years ago in Beijing, a very nice and humble dude.
That's cool, bro!
他是不是很巨形？
Henry N 很大哈哈，他们有个队伍，一群这个体型的集体训练
Respect from Croatia to China. Also RIP Rich Piana 5%.
Kids, LEARN from him. He Trains 5 times a week, 1 hour a day.
Not 7 times a week, 5 hours a day
Love this dudes attitude and outlook on life. An inspiration for sure. It's no surprise he is where he is at.
When he answered the question at 4:43, his answer was so motivational!!! It suddenly inspired me to keep going, and presue my dreams!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Hey Asian Boss, great job covering this story but i've noticed some issues with the subtitles. I may be nitpicking, but when he mentions his salary, please convert Chinese Yuan to the correct amount when using "dollars". It shouldn't be 5000 dollars as written in the subtitles, rather 735 (approx.) dollars, as he says 块钱 which is the Chinese slang for 1 Chinese Yuan. I think this is an important part of the story as he talks about his struggles in the past of a relatively low salary, and I feel that it's important for you to convert the currency accordingly to remain accurate for the audience.
They must've seen that because I just watched it and its corrected now
3:20 I see both currencies?
Thanks, 5K seemed decent.
@@nimbzclowd Oh I see, that's great then
The subtitles were never been changed, and it was never written as "dollar" in the first place. I know that TH-cam does not allow changes after uploading the file. Just in case you don't understand RMB, RMB is a short form of Ren Min Bi which is the official Chinese currency.
Asian Boss contents is on another level. Awesome.
In Asia, Strongman play Cello
I feel like everyone plays a classical instrument in China, lol
Mean while in china lol
This guy is total respect. His actions are extraordinarily commendable. Play an instrument since four years old still continuing all these years later is admirable. Being a cook and serving 20 people food is also admirable. Being bodybuilder is another admirable thing he has done. However, the most commendable and admirable thing Mr. Yang has done is, NOT GIVING UP. The sheer will he displayed has enable him to continue fording on to make his dreams a reality. This makes me respect this guy so much.
That advice is so good,dont compare yourself with others but compare with yourself.
I really like this cat. Great mindset. Also, the fact that he mentors and wants to be a good example to the younger generation makes him even more dope! Very inspiring!
he dope, but he lying about not doping though....
He's literally *the* asian boss. 😆
Bros looks like an descendant of genghis khan
I love that he wanted to do something and did it. Makes me happy to see that people are going after what they want to do because thats how they feel in the mind and heart.
This is truly and inspiring video. I love his quote about failing "If I fail ,I can just start over again". This is so true. Failure is a destination not a result. You can always change your destination.
2 days to download a 40 min video from America? Damn how times have changed ...
Now it takes less than 20 minutes to download a 100gb video game...
Yifu Yang Just imagine how fast speeds are going to get once they release 5G everywhere
@@WhoIsBenji China will release 5G mobile phones this year. I heard that the US government does not let them use them.
wher chan we already have phones with 5G capabilities .. but we should be seeing 5G cell towers in the U.S around 2020
@@WhoIsBenji Your 5G technology is one year behind China. This means that the US has no market in the world for 5G.
Good vid. Guy comes across as being humble, not arrogant or acting like a genius. His quote of not being afraid to fail--yeah, I'm like that with my writing. I'm not afraid of having my stories rejected. I've failed before, I will again, but I'll always write, like this guy will always lift.
That man is incredibly strong! I love how he goes against the stereotype! 🔥
Love your interview pieces, always really well done
Dude is the real “Asian Boss”❤️
Is he related to Bolo? 💪
Bolo from ct fletchers gang?
The fact that he achieved this title by himself, without proper coaching and equipment and without taking steroids is very impressive. There ain't only strong and wise martial artists using chi in China. They also have Hulks !!
There's genius... and then there's Asian.
Without roids....... LOL
@@Dima1415
He said he doesnt use steroids at 9:30
So many experts on roids ... wow
@sunnyjjng
No but I also wont assume skeptics are always right too, so Ill say 50/50 chance he uses roids to be fair.
Man, this dude seems pretty awesome. He's really humble and has a wonderful mindset of not being afraid of failure. I think we could all learn from him. I'd love to meet and hangout with him sometime. Too bad I live on the other side of the country.
His tattoo is 鐵(iron).
Wouldn't that be like a white guy getting a tattoo saying "iron" in comic sans?
On his neck
@SATI REV tbh get a good font and thats dope!
@@DaGoldC also, iron has more significant meaning in chinese mythical and superstitious culture. Even if he himself doesn't fully believe in it, it's still very motivating.
Awesome as always !
I never skip ads on an Asian Boss video ;) Love you guys and wanna support in any way I can 💕
humble beginnings and tunnel-vision focus... true warrior! very inspiring
A respectable athlete and he plays cello? Dang.
Also props for no illegal steroid use in an industry where even a lot of pros use it.
Working out naturally with no illegal substances is the way to go if you're sincerely into it and mentally prepared to go all the way.
xxnike629xx That's the most hilarious and naive thing I've ever heard
@@winstonwei9694 lol First off, the US does medal. Second, it's ironic you're implying you know about steroids and weightlifting when US weightlifters have been popped multiple times and still struggles.
I agree with randombartard, getting to that size/weight at his height is next to impossible. I'm confident that even the person asking the question knew what his answer would be. Drug use in China is extremely prohibited garnering heavy jail time and in some cases, death. Bet your ass that the gov't there knows and maybe even promotes steroids to there top (world recognized sports) athletes that represent the country but with strongman not being recognized as one of said sports than it would be very unwise for this gentleman to admit to steroid use. Awesome guy though, props to him and his mindset/outlook on life and competition, cheers
xxnike629xx - ROTFL...😂😂🤣🤣. This guy deffinitely was or is using performance enhancing drugs. 9:28 - watch closely and you can see the lie on his face. One commonality I've always appreciated across the globe, humans all lie the same.
He wouldn't be the strongest man in the world if he didn't use steroids. I don't even mind him lying about it, because this is what he has to do in order to not gain negative publicity and even lose sponsorships. But the reality is that if you don't use steroids, you cannot even come close to being the strongest in your region, let alone a country. Why? Because some people are using them.
You don't become the strongest person in the world by not using steroids, the same way you won't win a Nascar race using a cheap family car, no matter how good of a driver you are.
Taking 2 days to download a short video is the textbook definition of perseverance.
This was a fun and interesting episode.
He's cute actually,cello and weightlifting are two different things but he made it himself by not using any steroids,still have a taste of musical things,having beautiful wife,it showed how much great he is as a person,thank you Asianboss for bringing the story, again as always, u guys are rocks!!! 👍👍👍👏👏♥️😎
I LOVE THIS INTERVIEWER JACKET
Awesome guy, completely disregards what people think and pursues his dream.
My god, he shouldn't use a suicide grip while benching those weights. That's dangerous!
What a cool dude, very inspiring
I was thinking the same thing! But then I thought about it, I can't put anything past 365 up - this man could press two of me. Yolo grip if ya want!
i dont know but ive seen lots of big guys use the suicide grip. i think its different for them, but i dont know.
its not different for them, in fact its even more dangerous @@stufoo
Suicide grip allows one to keep stable strong wrists at heavier weights, you're right its pretty dangerous, but I've literally felt my wrists bend with a normal grip when benching 300lbs+ incline and flat
Use the Bulldog grip instead. It has the both the benefits of being safe like a traditional grip as well as the stable strong benefit of the suicide grip.
Love this guy. So modest and self confident
Title: “Meet the strongest man in China”
*_Bruce Lee is typing_*
Bruce Lee is American :)
Evariste Galois , One of my friends who is a bit disfigure in his leg also naturally built strong.. It seems like the strength of his leg which is a bit disfigure is accumulated all in his hand muscles...He's so persistent that he even learnt and perfecting any martial arts movement despite having leg problem...I use to practice with him and once he hold tight of me, there is no way to escape...Too strong that trying to freed from his clutch is like pushing a big strong wall.But like this guy, he's gentle and very friendly in inside and i never seen his anger till this day....One has to avoid body contact to fight him...
Bruce Lee was American, anyways, he was quick and strong at combat, but he wouldn’t be able to lift a fraction of what this dude lifts.
Bruce Lee was Chinese product who did best in America...If he remain in Hong Kong, he'd have either died in gang war or became a ganglord wanted by Chinese Authority 😁😂😁
From heaven?
Thanks for the nice content!
He played the cello. Seriously? Oh he is Asian. Almost forget.
Is he starcraft pro player?
Yeah, Asians sure like appropriating European classical music.
Do u play planetside
😂 totally not a stereotype. I’m chinese and I don’t play any instruments
@@tafkapi9840 Why do Euros appropriate Chinese paper and gunpowder then? xD
Truly inspiring, from his humble beginning and where he is at now. Not trying to gain any attention but i started strongman since i was 14 and am from Malaysia (more towards powerlifting since strongman wasn't recognised nor known of here). I met Zydrunas and the rest of the athletes when i was 7 years old cus they did the WSM 2002 in my country. Started competing at 16yo where i hoisted 240kg SQ, 165kg BP and 265kg DL in my first PL meet and now i'm at 325kg SQ , done 220kg BP (before injury) , deadlifted 350kg , 155kg strict log press, 95kg circus DB for a double, 190kg atlas stone etc at 23yo now (nothing crazy compared to the westerners and europeans) but then again both of the strength sports are fairly new (
Asian Strong!
I like this guy..he has a realistic view of success and failure.
Great content Asian Boss! Much respect to this man! Thoughts: 1) When I saw his 5% Rich Piana tattoo, I kinda rolled my eyes . . . "Oh man, a Chinese 5%-er!" But he sounds like a really good dude! 2) I love that his wife is his biggest cheerleader! As she said, she's more emotional about it sometimes than he is! She's right there with him with every rep! That's a Blessing! 3) TH-camr Larry Wheels is in the middle of his series of training videos with Thor (from Game of Thrones and is the current World's Strongest Man) and I am totally glued to his training . . . so it's awesome watching this guy training with the same passion over in China. It's awesome.
He probably didn't get that tattoo because of Piana. 5% thing has been around longer than piana.
stimpson j cat at about 5:30 he actually has Rich Piana above the 5.
Best channel ever. I love this video.
I applaud him for never giving up and showing younger athletes that you don't need to take steroids to build you up but hard work and determination his the answer 🌍🇺🇸🇬🇧🇧🇷🇯🇲🇦🇺
LOL. You don't reach a 500lb bench press without steroids. China is one of the biggest producers of steroids too. Dream on.
Donna Kirton Are those flags supposed to represent the whole world? Just curious
Nice work! Boss!
Amazing, he has all the things I love. The cello, pitbulls, tattoos and a Harley Davidson. He is just the perfect man but he is young enough to be my son! Lol.
lol
😍 And he can cook too!
@@hellokitty11432 ok, officially a dream man! I didn't get to the cooking part. But the cello is a win for me! So sexy he has a soft side with all the bad boy sides!
I can imagine him being the final boss in a video game and before he fights you he plays the cello and after he defeats you he returns to playing the cello.
Cello that is amazing...
AMAZING.. when he said during his times internet speed compared to now.. i feel him.. but that passion.. respect!!!
*Strong!*
i love this video. good job asian boss
His wife is really beautiful.
Standard east asian beauty.
her?
Sorry, mistake.
She looks like ordinary Chinese
@Yongjie Jiang All Asians look alike.
He didn't try to lift more weight. He was tired, knew he couldn't do it and he said it. I hate strong men who thinks they are gods or something. This guy seems humble.
Just fyi, that 5% is a symbol created by Rich Piana, a legendary social media bodybuilder. RIP
His story is very inspiring! And he looks so kind and sweet
Greetings from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Iftekhar Ahmed Sarkar from India🇮🇳
Forgot Pakistan too🇵🇰
Stfu construction worker
R0339n well this as an asian boss so if your not asian and respectful gtfo
rajesh vengat the reason why people humiliate them is because they are uncivlised and brings a bad reputation upon their own race.I mean if you see almost all bangalas are construction worker.I seriously wouldn’t have a problem with them but they are a complete disgrace.
Wow! The production quality of this channel has grown exponentially!
Third! Hello from usa
Such a new perspective on how different people from different countries train.
5:27 he’s a 5%er?
whatver it takes GODDAMNIT
he also has 1903
Love and Peace, much more than a respect to the beast. Really admired watching him doing his level best naturally. Love from your neighbourhood country, Pakistan. ❤💚
I've been powerlifting for 15 years and have been following the strongman community for almost as long. I don't want to take anything away from this amazing man but I can tell you with 100% certainty this guy's on steroids. Just look at how he immediately breaks eye contact and is awkward when faced with the question. Again, this is of course very obvious to anyone who has been serious about strength training at some point in their life but I think it's important to be transparent about drug use in any sport (even though every strongman is on gear).
He don't need it.
bernieboy I agree with u. He sure is hiding something
@Website guy Its mostly about how he looks, you cant get shoulders that big without roids, our body just isnt capable of that.
@Website guy Man if you're not completely full of bs I'd Love to see a natural 55 year old incline bench 385... Please do post a video..
@Website guy i believe you, Trolls are strong creatures!
I hope this goes viral in China. The society is so prime to take the next step in the health, wellness and exercise field. Modernize is all aspects, but this in particular, mixes well with Chinese culture. Hopefully this bleeds into every day life too
Amazing. He probably has to buy clothes from the US to fit those guns 🤣
LMAO
Quality reporting
Really interesting window into his world
i couldn't help laughing when I saw that guy's shape of body in the video, than I was really shocked when seeing him playing cello.
loved this video. there is so many interesting characters in China . please do more . love from Beijing
Pretty sure Lü Xiaojun is the strongest man in China
They compete in different fields. You can't compare them. It would be like comparing a mountain biker to a BMX rider. Lv Xiaojun is stronger in terms of the weight he can lift compared to his bodyweight, but Yang Yue probably holds more powerlifting records and can lift more total weight. Not sure, haven't researched it myself, but I imagine that's the case.
@@DrDemosth Agree. Lü is extremely strong for his sport. His body is accurately tuned for Olympic weight lifting only.
Nope, tian tao is stronger in every way. He is however in a higher weight class tho.
This guy is a beast mentally and physically you can tell he is really disciplined
He is stronk.
@Conscience Observer the average height for a man in America is only 5'9". Try doing a quick google search before saying inaccurate things.
@Conscience Observer Yo, if you think strong = height then you probably are dumb. Besides he could kill you with one punch which proves him being strong.
@Conscience Observer I'm slim, 5.10 tall Chinese, Are you taller than me? What is your height?
biggest boi in china
@Conscience Observer Hey I think China and most of Europe have almost the same potential for height development, China has always been the tallest nation in Asia since ancient times you can see from the terracotta warriors on average they are like 175cm which is even quite a lot taller than Romans, and During Ming and Qing dynasties the German anthropologists who visited China also recorded that the Chinese looked vastly different from each other based on different regions but on average they were just as tall as Germans, and some northern provinces were even taller. You need to check out the wikipedia page on " human average height worldwide" by the way, despite decades of poverty, now many povinces in China are catching up very fast with Europe, some northeastern provinces up there are even taller than Britain and France. Most early Chinese settlers in US were from Hongkong region they are usually considered the smallest type of Chinese if you go to other places you probably get to see bigger types of Chinese.
From California with love. Respect. Get those gains!
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Awesome advice at 12:40. Thanks Yue Yang.
Lvl 100 Boss. Srsly his facial hair looks like the guy from Mafia city ads
Strong man biggest heart. Keep pumping that iron and riding those harley's! Thanks for the vid.
why are there so many comments about 5% and rich piana? im so confused lol
Areej Because he has a 5% tattoo and Piana's brand is 5%
Adam Haynes who is piana
Areej Rich Piana. Google him
but piana isn't the first to use 5%
@@beakedup a bodybuilder/youtuber that passed away
This guy is freaking awesome. Very sympathetic.
@ 7:00 . someone get this guy a bigger bowl, STAT! lol! And when I see him drink that can of Coke, I'm like, he should extend his pinky. But I hope he's not reading this b/c he looks like he could tear off my arms and beat me over my head with them. lol!
Didn't expect this video to be as interesting as it was.
"The strongest man in China"
Tian tao: am I a joke to you
tian probably friend with him，tian is pro oly lifter ，he just a man who like to lift.
who's Tian tao? I'm Chinese but I've never heard about this guy
@@katherineqi2628 奥运举重冠军田涛
Respect! Keep it up brother
*Bruce Lee slowly claps*
Conscience Observer lmao, they’re not even on the same level
Why would Bruce Lee clap for someone from China...? It's Hong Kong you're supposed to be thinking of.
Hong Kong was steal from China but is back to China anyway but yea now they have different political systems
Oh, c'mon you people can't be serious. Ask anyone in Hong Kong if they represent mainland China and they will laugh at you.
Wheelio but Bruce lee call himself Chinese not Hong Kongese
I liked how he says he is *The current strongest man on China* the moment I knew hes humble
A legit facking video until we got to the steroids part xD
being humble at its finest.
4:50 RICH PIANA 5% CREW GODDAMN IT! ALL STAND FOR THE NATTY ANTHEM RIGHT BABE?
Probably just respected Piana's mindset and watched his videos which most likely taught him a couple things
@@Zaxamaphone Or Piana wasn't the first to use the 5%.
@@stimpsonjcat26 I dunno, but it looks like he has Rich Piana's name tatted above the 5% tatt.
What makes its worse is right under the 5% tat he has a strength cartel 1903 tat.
He seems so happy which is good!