That boy is going to grow up into an amazing person. His parents raises him so well and teaches him with all the important things that he will need to know in his life and in the long run. Ahhh my eyes began tearing up when I see the kid working hard and helping out his parents and grandparents. I would love to go at Yakutia to experience the lifestyle, from the moment they wake up and all the way at the end of the day everything is precious and makes you see how life can be ephemeral so you want to live the best you can and be with the ones you love most in life.
I remember being a young boy my old man would just yell and call me a dumbass then tell me to go do something if I had any questions just ask and get called another dumbass and that is what made me not want too be a dumbass.
This guy is a real dad. It's not just bringing up the child in love and care. Its about teaching them to work hard, respect each other, earn your penny, keep busy and above all maintain your dignity. Even his mom plays an equal role in Arian's life and when she said go visit your grandparents, she meant never forget your roots ! God bless this family!
"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers." -Socrates This isn't something the modern generation lacks, it's just how teenagers are.
This dad is an absolute badass, blacksmithing, hunting, supporting a family in such a harsh climate, and I'll bet he's really good at all 3, having been brought up with lots of practice.
I bet this guy could rake apart his truck engine and put it back together in less than a day. He seems like one of those kind of guys that can fix anything.
@@kasperoertoftin these areas, women and girls learn everything the guys do. You can't depend on just the males ,should something happen to her husband, mom has to do everything because the little one can't do it all. Women hunt and chop wood, make fires, whatever is needed
I feel like we are all yearning for this connection and this simple but fulfilling life. We lost it somewhere. Such a precious family and beautiful child
I am NOT yearning for minus 70 Celsius thank you very much 😂😂😂 you can have a little farm or a house and a garden in temperatures that are easier to live in. I love watching the videos but no way would I ever want to live there.
Modern society kind of takes you away from reality in some ways. For me, being in nature feels like the real world. On the other hand, being in the city, with all the business and arteficial lifestyle is more like a man made circus of madness.
@@bastid.1662 I read something the other day that said "Cities are where human traits go to die", and I couldn't agree more. Being in nature feels exactly as the name says: natural. It's healing and brings us back to ourselves.
What I also love is how sweet the dogs and other animals behave and how well fed they look! Even the animals are cherished in this community! Just roaming about and still receiving love and attention. Truly a gem!
That's true, they are so cute, I'm surprised they can survive in this cold weather without warm clothes only have their fur. Maybe the warm it comes from the love of their own.
Seriously_ Only monsters eat dogs. Dogs have been their comapnions for tens of thousands of years. much more than for us. Because they genuinly have depended on their dogs, for transport, warm fur(in cold cultures they collect the dogs fur for their entire life and apparently they make for really warm clothes. In Lapland, Finland, they once gave me gloves made from dog fur,, they were really warm. The man had tears in his eyes when he said that these gloves were made of the last fur gathered from his dog a few months before his death) These people really cherish their dogs as they are a vital part of survival. This makes for a bond you and me in our cities can never comprehend, although I love dogs beyond anything... Actually, it is not impossible that people use the bodies of their dogs after they die. Out of respect for the dogs more than anything else. Their fur, their fat, their meat... They might do that. But they certainly do not kill dogs for meat. They have a very strong bond with their dogs@@VeganBambi
Arian already seems more emotionally mature and professional in his young life than lot of middle aged adults I know. Credit to the parents. Love to Bergen. Subscribed. :-)
What a sweet family. I love how Mom always reminds him to visit his grandparents. The wisdom of our Sages, is invaluable. And Mom is very kind and patient.
At first I almost felt lucky compared to these guys. Where I live in England, we have clean running water, easy access to food, more technology etc. But these guys are the lucky ones. Life in the West nowadays is far too complicated. I'd love to live a simple life in a stunning part of the world like Yakutia.
this life is so simple and full. everyone knows each other, the family hunts together and eats together. the little boy is so eager to help and you can tell he is so happy. i think i would love to have grown up there. beautiful country, fresh food, loving family, and a kind community. these documentaries make me so happy. thank you for sharing
@@alimohsin496 they don’t get much down time so it would become exhausting after a while. No life on earth is both purposeful and comfortable for humans sadly
Every typical child all around the world has this potential. It’s how parents behave and how they mold their children. Mom and dad work hard, child works hard. Mom and dad make sure to spend lots of quality time with their child, working together. Teaching him how. In the US, where I am located. Parents tend to bark orders. Children see mom and/or dad come home from work, but they do not see the actual work. All the child knows is that *magically* all their needs are met. Naturally, they want more. They become lazy. They distance themselves from their parents because mom and dad are always working. Children are left in daycare from infancy and public school raises the children. Children aren’t taught the same values. They see and hear nonsense at school and on social media. It’s just a completely different lifestyle. His behavior is a dream because his parents and extended family raised him well. This is why I homeschool and why my 18yo daughter goes to help at her grandparents. She’s in nursing school and works full time, but she knows family comes first.
Yeah what Christinethemommy said above, can be summarized: he hasn’t been tainted by complicated societies/lifestyles, and other nasty little brat kids.
@@arizonad8012yes and no. If both parents work then what? Unfortunately here in the US, society and social media have made kids lazy and irresponsible.
I love when people use the internet to show how their everyday life is, and share their own experiences. I don't think i could ever live in a place this cold, but I love watching you tell us about it!
You can see just watching their faces how much love they have for each other. Arian is growing up into an hardworking and caring man thanks to his parent's teaching. I'm absolutely in love with this family!
The amount of work you put into creating this mini-documentary really shows. You definitely succeeded in telling the story of this family through cinematography, narration and editing. Great job guys!
Hello from Vancouver, Canada! Our Grade 3 class has watched two of your videos so far and we have LOVED them! Recently it's been sunny here in Vancouver, but we can't imagine what it would be like to live with 7 months of snow! We admire the way you connect with nature around you, and use the things that you have. It is cool that your lives are so different from ours. For example, we have LOTS of water here in Vancouver and to get it, all we need to do it turn on our taps... We think you have an amazing family and you are very talented at cooking. Thanks for sharing your videos with us!
This channels reminds us that there is a world which is entirely different than ours. People can't afford to get sick or tired, in order to survive they must work. Arian and his family are thriving beautifully in such harsh climates, I hope TH-cam pays them their dues properly. These hardworking people are also those who once hunted mammoths and sabertooth lions
Meaningful and fulfilling work doesn’t make you tired in the same way as the meaningless and hollow work does. They work to live, and they live well. Many people just work to maintain an unhealthy, unnatural and unneeded lifestyle, that’s when people get depressed and sick.
@@chaytonhurlow840 In Russia, the rights of workers are daily violated, bosses are not punished for that, and workers are paid low even if they work really hard. So having a fullfilled life where you're really paid for what you do is a priviledge, many people cannot achieve that.
@@elisewilliams1575 infectious diseases are not the only way you can get sick. Trust me I'm a doctor and there's something called a myocardial infarction.
I always thought living in Europe nowadays is my biggest blessing because we have everything a person needs, to live by a good standard and many opportunities. But these people seem very happy and satisfied, I love how they live by their own cultural standards and this boy finds happiness in these activites. Simple life is just as respectable as ours.
Physical comfort and access to resources do not bring happiness. EDIT: more accurate to say money and entertainment don't make people happy. The basic physical needs must surely be met first.
@@sungear that is correct, but if you're physically uncomfortable, and have no way to solve it, it kinda brings stress and unhappiness. As long as you have enough food and shelter, a ton of material goods doesn't matter so much. So in that way you're right.
This kid has more discipline than 80% of people on this planet. Kudos and respect to him and his family. Edit: Thanks for 240 likes ! Never posted a comment in my life
The ending that showed the bloopers was my favorite part! It showed the father in a whole new light of someone very playful and humorous, and just even further humanized the whole family as a regular loving family of good people
I love how hard work there isn’t treated as a burden, but rather embraced and they bond over the hard work. A truly different and better way of living. Hello from England. Thank you for sharing and giving us insight into your wonderful lives.
@@liam2386 not true I think they care very much for child safety. I think allowing children to do these chores is a good thing as long as they aren't being exploited. They are setting him up to be a happy and functional adult within their society. I think they don't have a lot of rules because they aren't needed because exploitation isn't happening to warrent it. I remember one of the best classes I had in high-school was one where the teacher made the rules as we went along. We had so much freedom because we were given trust up front. We were told the deal and no one did anything that warranted us needing rules. It might be the same for them too.
Through all that.. the dog following the boy was the most humbling thing ever? You are probably one of those people that will throw a homeless person off a bridge to save your dog.
Man, this is how boys need to grow up. He has so much respect for his parents and grandparents! You don’t need to live in a village like that to learn to be that way, you just need wonderful involved parents!
As an American raised in Mexico with these traditions also, it’s refreshing to watch a young man get his hands dirty in the age of the cellphone. Bravo young man. Stay solid and there for your family. 💪🏽
Yes! I feel like I failed my daughter so much! I didn't teach her enough AND I didn't let her help me. I did everything for her because I am a perfectionist! So many regrets! She is a wonderful young lady SO I am very proud of her....just disappointed in myself for not knowing better.🌷🙏😔😢
@@kimkeck6266 Don't be mam she must be rather very happy as a kid that you didn't let her help you so she got more time to enjoy life around or spend time with her friends outdoors. I'm sure she still respects you for that
They are. In the West we treat kids like babies for so long, but also sexualize them far, far too early. Definitely unhealthy for children to be raised like this and a big reason for our decline.
My wife and I have never seen such a hard-working child ever!! Arian is amazing and that is a reflection of his parents. Your horses would die in some places in the world. I thank you for sharing your lives with us. Cheers from Massachusetts, USA.
Amazing family. A lot of people don’t get that type of love from both their parents. It’s wonderful to see such a gentle, patience child who can’t wait to help his parents and extended family. ❤
I love this family! You can tell the hardworking from the child and his parents is a generational thing. Arian works hard because his parents work hard and their parents before them and so on. This is such a wholesome video! They have internet and phones but only spend about 10-30 minutes on it. Their day is filled with hard work, spending time with their family, and helping other family members. I would not survive in this weather! I get cold when it’s less than 50 degrees positive Fahrenheit. What a beautiful family and village! I love these videos! Keep them up!
I am very happy for Arian. He has the kind of childhood that I didn't, and that every child deserves. Big kudos to his parents, they are doing a fantastic job!
i absolutely love this family !! so warm & loving yet always educating the child & spending time with him (not just teaching by talking but doing things along with him). Arian's eyes is so attentive when his mom&dad talks to him, he seems to respect his parents a lot, showing how also respectful the parents are to him. Amazing Parenting !!
So refreshing to see how we humans can truly find happiness when we harmonize with nature. This is a great lesson on healthy and happy living no matter where you are.
What beautiful sweet people. This is the third documentary I've watched about families in this region and it's heartwarming as much as it is impressive to see how they thrive.
I was so enthralled while watching this video that I was shocked when it finished and I noticed 17 minutes had gone by. It honestly went by so fast I wish it was longer. Thanks so much for making these videos. Arian and his family are goals for what a warm and hardworking family life should be.
It seems like they have a strong connection with the environment. I never thought about how during spring the seeds will go into the snow and you can't use it. Your videos are very fascinating, calming and well made.
This little kid is amazing, not only that he is a very stong young man but a very family LOVING kid. So proud of your parents kiddo for bringing you up the right way. Regards from the Philippines., MABUHAY.
As someone who partially grew up in a village in rural Benin (West Africa) it's quite surreal to see the lifestyle of others in another part of the world that looks so similar yet so different than what I grew up experiencing. I wish to visit Yakutia one day to be able to fully immerse myself in the lifestyle of a local, I think it would be an amazing experience
@@Nudagbewa I'm not sure if thats a word in a language or a name of a village lol😅 I was six years old when I left to canada so I don't remember the name of the village i was from hahah. I speak Gokana btw, thats the language of my parents.
Wow, he’s a strong, hard worker and all with a good attitude. My son is 10 and complains about taking out the trash 😮 What a nice life. -Being with nature and bonding with your beautiful family. I love it. Greetings from Utah, USA! ❤
This is the most wholesome content on YT. Shows you don't need piles of money, fancy houses, lots of gadgets and flashy clothes. This is how families and communities should be living, it's wonderful.
It's amazing how hard is this little boy working in such a cold.. It must be really hard to live in such a frozen place. I am from Greece, spring starts in March, and although it may be very cold some times, meaning it may snow for a couple of days, the temperature is very high comparing to Yakutia. 16-20°C and it rapidly goes up, so after mid April it gets 25-30°C and keeps on.. Winters in the south are mild, usually without snow and of course very sunny. Yakutian people are very brave!!
Не переживайте. Это нетрудная работа. Это самообслуживание. Человек всё время занят делом, постоянно в движении на свежем воздухе. Это ежедневная рутинная работа. Мы все это умеем делать. Это пожалуй лучше, чем бесцельное времяпревождение детей в городах.
I can’t imagine what you guys are going through I live in a tropical country with sun all year around … I would have experienced snow etc but not at your level .. I love your simple life especially in your village where there’s is no crime no police … and everyone looks after each other especially the kids… Nam Jamaica
I traveled to Italy, Rome for sometime and I had a mental breakdown that it was too hot and sunny. I don't know if living in constant heat is easy. But, I admit, the coldest village in the world is a totally different tier.
I live in Jamaica and like now in the summer the heat is overwhelming. But I prefer it to the cold. I lived in U.K. for years and was always so miserable in winter. It’s not just the cold. It’s dark and damp and just depressing.
The whole story is heartwarming to watch. It reminds me to when I was a little kid. I used to help my parents doing almost everything from gathering firewoods, cooking, hunting, catching fish, household works, the list goes on. The only difference is that I live in a tropical country where sun shines whole year round.
No crime, no police station...wow. This boy enjoys helping out simply because he's being brought up by gentle parents that dont yell at him. this is a nice way of living life, im sure God provides for their daily needs gladly cos who wudnt be happy with such people
I love how Arian's father teach him the value of hardwork at such a young age. And it amazes me how the little boy is learning so well without being burdened by the efforts. Thank you for sharing their simple life with us. Keep inspiring many through them. Greetings from the Philippines.
I have watched a few of these. I keep watching to see how Arian's puppy reacts to him. To me, that's a tell. If the pup were fearful or distrusting, I would be suspicious but, the pup knows who his Best Friend is. How your dog treats you directly reflects what is in your heart. That's why I like this kid because his puppy loves him. Every little boy deserves a dog and every dog a little boy.
I am watching your video’s and thinking how much we really take for granted. I have lived in California all my life, and I can’t imagine living in such cold weather. I see how beautiful your surroundings sights are, and I sure admire your son for helping out so much , and I give him so much credit for walking to school in such cold days. I wish you and your family many blessings, and I am so excited to watch more of your video’s.
No crime and no police station. Everyone knows each other. I even do not see people using electronic devices like smart phones or tablets or laptops. They spend time on working and real life, good for physical and mental health. Heaven on the earth to me. So peaceful and safe.
My man Arian, you're a small internet celebrity because you are kind, helpful and hard working. Because you help your family, your grandparents, and you have many friends. You also take care of animals and play with dogs, even though you are growing up strong and skilled like your father. Love and respect to you and your family from India.
I love your videos! Seeing Arian and other families’ daily life is heartwarming :) I envy them a little bit, I feel like they are free from the addiction of facebook/internet in general… I love seeing how close they are to nature, animals and each other! Please keep up the good work Kiun, your videos give me/us some escape from the daily work and chores :))
I absolutely love your comment. It was a little funny seeing mom whip her phone out to read all the comments from their youtube....now they really have it all! I agree with you....watching this family and their daily lives is very heart warming, I enjoy every minute. 💜
@@miknmas1301 it's similar to african villages. it's so cool seeing how they live so close to the land, and then you see them tap in the numbers from their mtn pay-as-you-go slips bought during a journey to nearer towns, and use the internet from it on their phones to go on facebook and call a relative. it's such a trip lol. I like it in a sense. I just wish people had more of a choice to live that way, because I definitely would out of choice - to have connectivity, albeit limited, yet still live in the present and off the land.
I love watching this family. I don’t know what it is. Maybe it’s the way things are filmed, the background music, the extraordinary circumstances in which they live, the love they have for each other, the hard work… it’s all too awesome. It feels simple and beautiful. I also think because the Yakutian people live in one with nature and respect her, she gives back to these people in health and happiness - which is really all you need in life. Warmest wishes from sunny Southern California!
I just loved the video from the bottom of my heart. It was so beautiful to see Arian and his family enjoying their time together. Though they live in one of the harshest environment in the world, but many people would give anything to have their peaceful and joyful life.😇😇
Beautiful comment...well spoken. I just discovered these videos and I just adore the town,the people and the houses. You can see how they put all their love and care into everything they have....so amazing.
No other video I ever watched made me feel so relaxed and at peace. But in general I love everything you gave us so far, Kiun, you are doing an amazing job. I wish my family was like this one, and my kids to grow up like Arian. But of course, living in a big city, that's nearly impossible. I can only take inspiration from this and at least try the best I can
Arian enjoys his time as a child just by simply being with nature… no need for electronics. He is going to be such a good man thanks to the values instilled by his beautiful family. Please keep sharing these videos 💜💜💜
I was raised in a less strenuous version of this, in a hot climate and not so very cold, and even then it was very hard work that made me weak at the end of every day. I cannot imagine the industry and sacrifice involved in this. I have immense respect for such a family
I love your videos! All the way from Australia and New Zealand. Please make more about spring and summer life and traditions, it’s so fascinating. Thank you!
What a loving, caring family! And Arian is such a nice, hard working boy! I wish you all the very best for the future! Very educating series and it’s nice to learn about other parts of the world besides my own little country with way different temperatures and culture. I’ll keep on following your stories! Warm greetings from The Netherlands!
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This family just makes me smile and giggle it seams. I hope to watch so much more of them. The way they care for each other and help out and work hard is just awesome. I really liked seeing the grandma in this video too. Such an amazing family.
Arian is an amazing boy, with amazing parents and living in an amazing village community. Such wonderfully healthy lifestyle, this is how life should be.
👋 i hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace 💞❤️🕊️🕊️ all over the world 🙏🌍 I'm originally from Forth Worth Texas currently. and you where are you from if i may ask
@@makaluma3672 from sao Paulo to the south it gets pretty cold in winter, under 0 Celsius places every winter. Places that snows from season to season.
Gosh, this video is a true piece of jewel. The scenes are beautiful, it's delicious to watch the family in their routine, the part where they watch their video and read comments is SO lovely, the final message really got me all teary... plus I'm happy that you got a good sponsor for your work!! Keep it up!
Theses videos are always great, Yakutia is beautiful and Arian and his family have nothing to envy to the big cities around the world, They got a community that helps each other and that is something you can't fake. Greetings from Canada
I am from a tiny island in the South Pacific and warm throughout the whole year, so it is amazing to see how Arian is growing up in a cold environment but wonderful to see this boy and his family. and how they live, very inspiring. Wonderful video, thank you for sharing this with us.
Such a lovely family and community. Your life isn’t easy but you make it all worth it. Your son is a credit to you…most 9 year old in the uk are over indulged and too engrossed in there phones to know what hard work is.
Sometimes I wish I lived in a small village and had a personal relationship with each resident. It’s different living in a big city where everything is fast paced and nobody takes time to actually talk. Love this channel!
It's funny how its always a trade off. Struggle like this every day until you die in freezing temptress and have a great support system or have the modern luxuries and conviences of modern life but harder to maintain personal connection
She said “They have no crime and no police” It may be a harder life, but how much more rewarding it must be to have such close connections with people and with nature.
This is so wholesome to see arian help his parents and grandparents. Also I can feel the joy of spring in yakutia through your video after the long winter. Greetings from Indonesia 👋
I feel you all are so blessed that you live in such a place where people are so good. One line has touched me most ..no crime..no police station...ohhh what a world ❤️❤️❤️....I wish to Almighty I must be one of you in my next life.. 🙏
Watching this from Southern Pakistan, where average temp in summers is around 40+'C and highest recorded 54'C. Even winters are usually pleasant, around 12'C. This -40'C, -70'C part of earth looks like a fantasy land to me. How everything, every chore, task is so manual, hard and critical or important. I am always fascinated by being close to nature and having a simple/manual lifestyle. It's a treat for me watching these episodes of Yakutia.
What a beautiful family. Aryn is such a good boy helping his parents. The father is a amazing role model. The mother is awesome as well. They work very hard. Have big hearts. Sending love from New Zealand. Thank you for the coolest content
This video is absolutely a breath of fresh air. There are comments on here saying teenagers in our countries are no way near as grown up and hardworking as this young man is. And in a nutshell they are right. Absolute credit to his mum and dad who obviously love him very much and have taught him very well. Love these videos, shows a lovely, caring and resilient side to the Russia we hear of day in day out. All the blessings in the world to Arian and his family, from Britain.
At that boy's age I couldn't even tie my laces! And look at him, just wonderful! I always wanted to live at a peaceful, snowy place like this! Amazingly amazing ❤️
The peace and simplicity would be great, bathing outside, chopping wood daily and all the hard physical work, no convenience stores, medical facilities etc would be rough
First time viewer. Loved every second of it I couldn't stop smiling. That young man will grow up to an amazing member of his village so lucky to have such a loving and capable family blessings to you guys for many generations to come
What a good boy! We in the west can only remember when children help with joy and are obedient with gladness! This boy has the best foundation for a happy life, an intact family and not a minute of idleness.
These videos are a warm reminder of the sense of community and a simple, healthier lifestyle. Looks like that having less is still somewhat having more, something we forgot in our sick western society. Wish Arian and all his family and community all the best
I am from Calcutta, India where temperature is 45° C in the summers with real feel going up to 52° due to excess humidity and in winters its 23° C. I haven't seen snow yet. Watching your docus , daily life of families in - 56° C is an amazing experience. Really like the humane touch, & the philosophic oneliners you use sometimes. Thank-you. Please do carry on making these wonderful videos.
That boy is going to grow up into an amazing person. His parents raises him so well and teaches him with all the important things that he will need to know in his life and in the long run. Ahhh my eyes began tearing up when I see the kid working hard and helping out his parents and grandparents. I would love to go at Yakutia to experience the lifestyle, from the moment they wake up and all the way at the end of the day everything is precious and makes you see how life can be ephemeral so you want to live the best you can and be with the ones you love most in life.
We can only assume the future not know about it.
No Disney tells them what sex they are or whatever the lefty’s tells them what they should do or fell ( that is free country RUSSIA)
IT was an awesome expierence to watch❤️❤️❤️✊
He will probably leave this place forevah! Lol jke
I remember being a young boy my old man would just yell and call me a dumbass then tell me to go do something if I had any questions just ask and get called another dumbass and that is what made me not want too be a dumbass.
This guy is a real dad. It's not just bringing up the child in love and care. Its about teaching them to work hard, respect each other, earn your penny, keep busy and above all maintain your dignity. Even his mom plays an equal role in Arian's life and when she said go visit your grandparents, she meant never forget your roots ! God bless this family!
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He's also obedience to his parents, something this modern new age Generation lack or will never have if their life depended on it.
There's no stopping Arian with BOSS parents like his.
"The children now love luxury; they have bad manners, contempt for authority; they show disrespect for elders and love chatter in place of exercise. Children are now tyrants, not the servants of their households. They no longer rise when elders enter the room. They contradict their parents, chatter before company, gobble up dainties at the table, cross their legs, and tyrannize their teachers."
-Socrates
This isn't something the modern generation lacks, it's just how teenagers are.
those kinda woman's never grows here those kinda men a crush before they grow enough.
This dad is an absolute badass, blacksmithing, hunting, supporting a family in such a harsh climate, and I'll bet he's really good at all 3, having been brought up with lots of practice.
And a mom who has all the skills in the kitching and nursing. Such a great bond they all have together.
And I bet each of them know a lot more things!
I bet this guy could rake apart his truck engine and put it back together in less than a day. He seems like one of those kind of guys that can fix anything.
They don't have a choice. No Walmart, laundry mat, farmers market or butcher shop. Either work hard or starve and freeze
@@kasperoertoftin these areas, women and girls learn everything the guys do. You can't depend on just the males ,should something happen to her husband, mom has to do everything because the little one can't do it all. Women hunt and chop wood, make fires, whatever is needed
I feel like we are all yearning for this connection and this simple but fulfilling life. We lost it somewhere. Such a precious family and beautiful child
Couldn’t agree with you more. This is beautiful living
I am NOT yearning for minus 70 Celsius thank you very much 😂😂😂 you can have a little farm or a house and a garden in temperatures that are easier to live in. I love watching the videos but no way would I ever want to live there.
It's so nice to see kids out and about and not glued to their phones 😢
Modern society kind of takes you away from reality in some ways. For me, being in nature feels like the real world. On the other hand, being in the city, with all the business and arteficial lifestyle is more like a man made circus of madness.
@@bastid.1662 I read something the other day that said "Cities are where human traits go to die", and I couldn't agree more. Being in nature feels exactly as the name says: natural. It's healing and brings us back to ourselves.
What I also love is how sweet the dogs and other animals behave and how well fed they look! Even the animals are cherished in this community! Just roaming about and still receiving love and attention.
Truly a gem!
your c7 is really nice
Yes, the dogs are amazing. They look so happy
That's true, they are so cute, I'm surprised they can survive in this cold weather without warm clothes only have their fur. Maybe the warm it comes from the love of their own.
wonder why they don't eat the dogs
Seriously_ Only monsters eat dogs. Dogs have been their comapnions for tens of thousands of years. much more than for us. Because they genuinly have depended on their dogs, for transport, warm fur(in cold cultures they collect the dogs fur for their entire life and apparently they make for really warm clothes. In Lapland, Finland, they once gave me gloves made from dog fur,, they were really warm. The man had tears in his eyes when he said that these gloves were made of the last fur gathered from his dog a few months before his death) These people really cherish their dogs as they are a vital part of survival. This makes for a bond you and me in our cities can never comprehend, although I love dogs beyond anything... Actually, it is not impossible that people use the bodies of their dogs after they die. Out of respect for the dogs more than anything else. Their fur, their fat, their meat... They might do that. But they certainly do not kill dogs for meat. They have a very strong bond with their dogs@@VeganBambi
Arian already seems more emotionally mature and professional in his young life than lot of middle aged adults I know. Credit to the parents. Love to Bergen. Subscribed. :-)
He has to be, because it is life. The rest of us are playing pretend.
westernes raise their children trying to be their friends and not parents
@@Dionysus784 not all of them.
I'm 30. And i agree with you. What you said really hit hard
he is a child tho he should be able to live as such
The amount of physical labor… shoveling, hauling/moving snow and ice… skiing… that’ll keep your kids strong and healthy!
What a sweet family.
I love how Mom always reminds him to visit his grandparents.
The wisdom of our Sages, is invaluable.
And Mom is very kind and patient.
As cold as Yakutia is, this video gave me a warm feeling inside.
Thank you.
Thank God no wakandians are there
At first I almost felt lucky compared to these guys. Where I live in England, we have clean running water, easy access to food, more technology etc. But these guys are the lucky ones. Life in the West nowadays is far too complicated. I'd love to live a simple life in a stunning part of the world like Yakutia.
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Feeling luchy while living in England, lol
@@tm.8399 Yes, it's far from perfect but even the poorest people here live easier lives than probably 50% of the world.
@@pezzdoag Agreed mate. A lot of our people still would love to shift over there
Hallo Ariyan!!
How are you...and your parents..
this life is so simple and full. everyone knows each other, the family hunts together and eats together. the little boy is so eager to help and you can tell he is so happy. i think i would love to have grown up there. beautiful country, fresh food, loving family, and a kind community. these documentaries make me so happy. thank you for sharing
I 100 percent agree with you on this however, it would be hard to get used to not having access to fruits and veggies on a regular basis. :)
This life sounds so tiring lol
Not like America huh?
@@those.gamers. yea but it’s a purposeful life, which is what makes it so nice
@@alimohsin496 they don’t get much down time so it would become exhausting after a while. No life on earth is both purposeful and comfortable for humans sadly
Arian is every parents dream child. Responsible,obedient helpful and hardworking❤
Every typical child all around the world has this potential. It’s how parents behave and how they mold their children. Mom and dad work hard, child works hard. Mom and dad make sure to spend lots of quality time with their child, working together. Teaching him how.
In the US, where I am located. Parents tend to bark orders. Children see mom and/or dad come home from work, but they do not see the actual work. All the child knows is that *magically* all their needs are met. Naturally, they want more. They become lazy. They distance themselves from their parents because mom and dad are always working. Children are left in daycare from infancy and public school raises the children. Children aren’t taught the same values. They see and hear nonsense at school and on social media. It’s just a completely different lifestyle.
His behavior is a dream because his parents and extended family raised him well.
This is why I homeschool and why my 18yo daughter goes to help at her grandparents. She’s in nursing school and works full time, but she knows family comes first.
Yeah what Christinethemommy said above, can be summarized: he hasn’t been tainted by complicated societies/lifestyles, and other nasty little brat kids.
It is up to parents.
@@arizonad8012yes and no. If both parents work then what? Unfortunately here in the US, society and social media have made kids lazy and irresponsible.
@@wazgoodjj Still parents fault.
This young man is so precious. He has such a deep love and respect for his family. God bless everyone in Yakutia.
Young man? Yes, his father is precious. And yes the 9-year-old *child* is precious too 🙂
I love when people use the internet to show how their everyday life is, and share their own experiences. I don't think i could ever live in a place this cold, but I love watching you tell us about it!
I love the way the family interacts and how everyone does their part. Arian is a good boy, strong.
Around 800 people in this village and there is no police station, no crime. Environment is calm and quite. It’s really amazing.
You can see just watching their faces how much love they have for each other. Arian is growing up into an hardworking and caring man thanks to his parent's teaching. I'm absolutely in love with this family!
This boy is a gem a credit to his mother and father raising him. Teenagers don’t do half the stuff this little boy has to do. Keep it going champ 👍🏻
teens ? heck I'm a grown ass man and I do slack off on daily chores
Yes he is really mature
@avg office fan You're a LIAR! YOU'RE NOT A TEEN😮😣😣
I am a teen and he is even more mature than me
@Kate Moore I live on the western world everyone I know does hands on work
The amount of work you put into creating this mini-documentary really shows. You definitely succeeded in telling the story of this family through cinematography, narration and editing. Great job guys!
So well said! Its so beautiful
Hello from Vancouver, Canada! Our Grade 3 class has watched two of your videos so far and we have LOVED them! Recently it's been sunny here in Vancouver, but we can't imagine what it would be like to live with 7 months of snow! We admire the way you connect with nature around you, and use the things that you have. It is cool that your lives are so different from ours. For example, we have LOTS of water here in Vancouver and to get it, all we need to do it turn on our taps... We think you have an amazing family and you are very talented at cooking. Thanks for sharing your videos with us!
Canada You mean you're Justin trudeau Citizen, what a joyful, Tell your Trudeau to kiss Biden *SS , Canada has no Sovereignity in Front USA
what a nice idea to show this video to the children in the class!
"This is how the Mammoth used to talk" - incredible collective memory, transferred from generation to generation!
This channels reminds us that there is a world which is entirely different than ours. People can't afford to get sick or tired, in order to survive they must work. Arian and his family are thriving beautifully in such harsh climates, I hope TH-cam pays them their dues properly. These hardworking people are also those who once hunted mammoths and sabertooth lions
Meaningful and fulfilling work doesn’t make you tired in the same way as the meaningless and hollow work does. They work to live, and they live well. Many people just work to maintain an unhealthy, unnatural and unneeded lifestyle, that’s when people get depressed and sick.
@@chaytonhurlow840 In Russia, the rights of workers are daily violated, bosses are not punished for that, and workers are paid low even if they work really hard. So having a fullfilled life where you're really paid for what you do is a priviledge, many people cannot achieve that.
Really great parents and kid Really liked the video
I doubt many pathogens can survive that climate. I'd love to know how often they get sick and what kids of illnesses they deal with.
@@elisewilliams1575 infectious diseases are not the only way you can get sick. Trust me I'm a doctor and there's something called a myocardial infarction.
I always thought living in Europe nowadays is my biggest blessing because we have everything a person needs, to live by a good standard and many opportunities. But these people seem very happy and satisfied, I love how they live by their own cultural standards and this boy finds happiness in these activites. Simple life is just as respectable as ours.
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It is a blessing... But I would be lying if I said I didn't wish for simpler times now and then.
Physical comfort and access to resources do not bring happiness.
EDIT: more accurate to say money and entertainment don't make people happy.
The basic physical needs must surely be met first.
@@sungear that is correct, but if you're physically uncomfortable, and have no way to solve it, it kinda brings stress and unhappiness.
As long as you have enough food and shelter, a ton of material goods doesn't matter so much. So in that way you're right.
Try to live there and then say if it’s blessing.
This kid has more discipline than 80% of people on this planet. Kudos and respect to him and his family.
Edit: Thanks for 240 likes ! Never posted a comment in my life
That's how nature teaches how to be disciplined..😀
Either parents do a good job or he gets the belt. The west usually has neither.
80% of western people, please...
@@1000OtherFoxes I was going to say that lol
Well said 👍👍
The ending that showed the bloopers was my favorite part! It showed the father in a whole new light of someone very playful and humorous, and just even further humanized the whole family as a regular loving family of good people
My heart melted when I saw the interactions between Arian and his dad. So cute! Such a loving family!
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I love how hard work there isn’t treated as a burden, but rather embraced and they bond over the hard work. A truly different and better way of living.
Hello from England. Thank you for sharing and giving us insight into your wonderful lives.
I think it has to do with they aren't being exploited. They are given what's fair and have plenty.
we could live like this of we didnt care so much about child safety and ensuring they have a proper childhood
@@liam2386 not true I think they care very much for child safety. I think allowing children to do these chores is a good thing as long as they aren't being exploited. They are setting him up to be a happy and functional adult within their society. I think they don't have a lot of rules because they aren't needed because exploitation isn't happening to warrent it. I remember one of the best classes I had in high-school was one where the teacher made the rules as we went along. We had so much freedom because we were given trust up front. We were told the deal and no one did anything that warranted us needing rules. It might be the same for them too.
@@liam2386 this is a dumb comment
They way the dog follows the boy is the most humbling thing I have ever seen
Through all that.. the dog following the boy was the most humbling thing ever? You are probably one of those people that will throw a homeless person off a bridge to save your dog.
Man, this is how boys need to grow up. He has so much respect for his parents and grandparents! You don’t need to live in a village like that to learn to be that way, you just need wonderful involved parents!
and more importantly to be off the "social" media, the rest will follow just like your and mind grandparent generations.
As an American raised in Mexico with these traditions also, it’s refreshing to watch a young man get his hands dirty in the age of the cellphone. Bravo young man. Stay solid and there for your family. 💪🏽
Cool to see such a young kid with so much responsibility. Kids are much more capable than we give them credit for.
Yes! I feel like I failed my daughter so much! I didn't teach her enough AND I didn't let her help me. I did everything for her because I am a perfectionist! So many regrets! She is a wonderful young lady SO I am very proud of her....just disappointed in myself for not knowing better.🌷🙏😔😢
Well that depends on how the adults around them are & what they're taught.
@@kimkeck6266 Don't be mam she must be rather very happy as a kid that you didn't let her help you so she got more time to enjoy life around or spend time with her friends outdoors. I'm sure she still respects you for that
They are. In the West we treat kids like babies for so long, but also sexualize them far, far too early. Definitely unhealthy for children to be raised like this and a big reason for our decline.
My wife and I have never seen such a hard-working child ever!! Arian is amazing and that is a reflection of his parents. Your horses would die in some places in the world. I thank you for sharing your lives with us. Cheers from Massachusetts, USA.
Amazing family. A lot of people don’t get that type of love from both their parents. It’s wonderful to see such a gentle, patience child who can’t wait to help his parents and extended family. ❤
Watching his grandmother smile with so much love and gratitude. She's so clearly proud of the person he is.
I thought the same thing! The way Arian's dad looks at him you can tell, he loves him so much. The food is so healthy!
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I love this family! You can tell the hardworking from the child and his parents is a generational thing. Arian works hard because his parents work hard and their parents before them and so on. This is such a wholesome video! They have internet and phones but only spend about 10-30 minutes on it. Their day is filled with hard work, spending time with their family, and helping other family members. I would not survive in this weather! I get cold when it’s less than 50 degrees positive Fahrenheit. What a beautiful family and village! I love these videos! Keep them up!
I am very happy for Arian. He has the kind of childhood that I didn't, and that every child deserves. Big kudos to his parents, they are doing a fantastic job!
i absolutely love this family !! so warm & loving yet always educating the child & spending time with him (not just teaching by talking but doing things along with him). Arian's eyes is so attentive when his mom&dad talks to him, he seems to respect his parents a lot, showing how also respectful the parents are to him. Amazing Parenting !!
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Moje ogromno postivanje za ovu divnu porodicu,zelim vam sve najbolje,posebno vasem izuzetnom sinu Arijanu !!!
So refreshing to see how we humans can truly find happiness when we harmonize with nature. This is a great lesson on healthy and happy living no matter where you are.
What beautiful sweet people. This is the third documentary I've watched about families in this region and it's heartwarming as much as it is impressive to see how they thrive.
Yakutia is so beautiful. Arian has a wonderful Mom, Dad, and grandparents to surround him with love and raise him well. Many blessings to them.
I was so enthralled while watching this video that I was shocked when it finished and I noticed 17 minutes had gone by. It honestly went by so fast I wish it was longer. Thanks so much for making these videos. Arian and his family are goals for what a warm and hardworking family life should be.
I can’t believe no one has liked this comment yet
I was so entranced and so I was thrown off guard when the Express VPN part started playing😂
What a beautiful childhood! Loving parents, nature, animals, chores and pride. Love & Respect from London 👑❤️
Innocent, cute and obedient boy!! Arian, please never change..
I am a spoiled - well cared for child so seeing a kid younger than me with so many responsibilities working his butt off everyday inspires me a lot.
It seems like they have a strong connection with the environment. I never thought about how during spring the seeds will go into the snow and you can't use it. Your videos are very fascinating, calming and well made.
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This little kid is amazing, not only that he is a very stong young man but a very family LOVING kid. So proud of your parents kiddo for bringing you up the right way. Regards from the Philippines.,
MABUHAY.
As someone who partially grew up in a village in rural Benin (West Africa) it's quite surreal to see the lifestyle of others in another part of the world that looks so similar yet so different than what I grew up experiencing. I wish to visit Yakutia one day to be able to fully immerse myself in the lifestyle of a local, I think it would be an amazing experience
You're from benin? same here, I was born in a rural village there as well, and I was thinking the same thing :))
@@shalomgbibel2195 A se gbe?
@@Nudagbewa I'm not sure if thats a word in a language or a name of a village lol😅 I was six years old when I left to canada so I don't remember the name of the village i was from hahah. I speak Gokana btw, thats the language of my parents.
@@shalomgbibel2195 Oh, I see there's a bit of confusion, I'm not Nigerian, I'm from Benin the country, and the language I spoke to you was Egun
Wow, he’s a strong, hard worker and all with a good attitude. My son is 10 and complains about taking out the trash 😮 What a nice life. -Being with nature and bonding with your beautiful family. I love it. Greetings from Utah, USA! ❤
Then Change this while there is still time!!! It’s your fault not his hiw he will grow into a man!!! You complain so ge learns from YOU!!!
It‘s all about parenting and teaching them with a young age
@@jasmin4342 Do you have children of your own? You know what they say. The best parents have no children. I congratulate you if you have done this.
Unlike this place, America is a country of privilege
@@reposter6434 more like America is a place of spoiled brats
This is the most wholesome content on YT. Shows you don't need piles of money, fancy houses, lots of gadgets and flashy clothes. This is how families and communities should be living, it's wonderful.
It's amazing how hard is this little boy working in such a cold.. It must be really hard to live in such a frozen place. I am from Greece, spring starts in March, and although it may be very cold some times, meaning it may snow for a couple of days, the temperature is very high comparing to Yakutia. 16-20°C and it rapidly goes up, so after mid April it gets 25-30°C and keeps on.. Winters in the south are mild, usually without snow and of course very sunny. Yakutian people are very brave!!
Не переживайте. Это нетрудная работа. Это самообслуживание. Человек всё время занят делом, постоянно в движении на свежем воздухе. Это ежедневная рутинная работа. Мы все это умеем делать.
Это пожалуй лучше, чем бесцельное времяпревождение детей в городах.
Для нас это теплая погода))
Для вас жить здесь кнеш было бы невозможно, но не для нас, не каждый народ выдержит жить и процветать в этом красивом и холодном месте
I can’t imagine what you guys are going through I live in a tropical country with sun all year around … I would have experienced snow etc but not at your level .. I love your simple life especially in your village where there’s is no crime no police … and everyone looks after each other especially the kids… Nam Jamaica
Judging from your profile pic I assume you live in Jamaica, I used to live there.
I traveled to Italy, Rome for sometime and I had a mental breakdown that it was too hot and sunny. I don't know if living in constant heat is easy. But, I admit, the coldest village in the world is a totally different tier.
I live in Jamaica and like now in the summer the heat is overwhelming. But I prefer it to the cold. I lived in U.K. for years and was always so miserable in winter. It’s not just the cold. It’s dark and damp and just depressing.
Can you imagine that? No crime! That is unheard of! That shows firsthand how that kind of lifestyle and culture is the right way to live.
The whole story is heartwarming to watch. It reminds me to when I was a little kid. I used to help my parents doing almost everything from gathering firewoods, cooking, hunting, catching fish, household works, the list goes on. The only difference is that I live in a tropical country where sun shines whole year round.
Beautiful family and beautiful village. The way life was meant to be lived; natural wholesome and loving support for the community and it's success.
No crime, no police station...wow. This boy enjoys helping out simply because he's being brought up by gentle parents that dont yell at him. this is a nice way of living life, im sure God provides for their daily needs gladly cos who wudnt be happy with such people
I love how Arian's father teach him the value of hardwork at such a young age. And it amazes me how the little boy is learning so well without being burdened by the efforts. Thank you for sharing their simple life with us. Keep inspiring many through them. Greetings from the Philippines.
They are Turkish not Asian
@@papatyagulgurbetci7591 What a random comment
I have watched a few of these. I keep watching to see how Arian's puppy reacts to him. To me, that's a tell. If the pup were fearful or distrusting, I would be suspicious but, the pup knows who his Best Friend is. How your dog treats you directly reflects what is in your heart. That's why I like this kid because his puppy loves him. Every little boy deserves a dog and every dog a little boy.
I am watching your video’s and thinking how much we really take for granted. I have lived in California all my life, and I can’t imagine living in such cold weather. I see how beautiful your surroundings sights are, and I sure admire your son for helping out so much , and I give him so much credit for walking to school in such cold days.
I wish you and your family many blessings, and I am so excited to watch more of your video’s.
No crime and no police station. Everyone knows each other. I even do not see people using electronic devices like smart phones or tablets or laptops. They spend time on working and real life, good for physical and mental health. Heaven on the earth to me. So peaceful and safe.
Safe apart from the dangerous animals they encounter when they're out working
Umm did we just watch the same video? She is using a smart phone and they are advertising Netflix.
My man Arian, you're a small internet celebrity because you are kind, helpful and hard working. Because you help your family, your grandparents, and you have many friends. You also take care of animals and play with dogs, even though you are growing up strong and skilled like your father. Love and respect to you and your family from India.
I love your videos! Seeing Arian and other families’ daily life is heartwarming :)
I envy them a little bit, I feel like they are free from the addiction of facebook/internet in general… I love seeing how close they are to nature, animals and each other! Please keep up the good work Kiun, your videos give me/us some escape from the daily work and chores :))
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I’m also hoping they can be free from Putin and sanctions
I absolutely love your comment. It was a little funny seeing mom whip her phone out to read all the comments from their youtube....now they really have it all! I agree with you....watching this family and their daily lives is very heart warming, I enjoy every minute. 💜
@@miknmas1301 it's similar to african villages. it's so cool seeing how they live so close to the land, and then you see them tap in the numbers from their mtn pay-as-you-go slips bought during a journey to nearer towns, and use the internet from it on their phones to go on facebook and call a relative. it's such a trip lol. I like it in a sense. I just wish people had more of a choice to live that way, because I definitely would out of choice - to have connectivity, albeit limited, yet still live in the present and off the land.
Please help me my situation is very bad
This makes me yearn for such a traditional life. This is how we evolved to live. What a wonderful family. Thank you for sharing this.
Absolutely Wonderful. Brings tears of joy to my eyes, these lovely people living in harmony with nature and sharing love among family members ❤
I love watching this family. I don’t know what it is. Maybe it’s the way things are filmed, the background music, the extraordinary circumstances in which they live, the love they have for each other, the hard work… it’s all too awesome. It feels simple and beautiful. I also think because the Yakutian people live in one with nature and respect her, she gives back to these people in health and happiness - which is really all you need in life. Warmest wishes from sunny Southern California!
I just loved the video from the bottom of my heart. It was so beautiful to see Arian and his family enjoying their time together. Though they live in one of the harshest environment in the world, but many people would give anything to have their peaceful and joyful life.😇😇
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Beautiful comment...well spoken. I just discovered these videos and I just adore the town,the people and the houses. You can see how they put all their love and care into everything they have....so amazing.
No other video I ever watched made me feel so relaxed and at peace. But in general I love everything you gave us so far, Kiun, you are doing an amazing job. I wish my family was like this one, and my kids to grow up like Arian. But of course, living in a big city, that's nearly impossible. I can only take inspiration from this and at least try the best I can
Arian enjoys his time as a child just by simply being with nature… no need for electronics. He is going to be such a good man thanks to the values instilled by his beautiful family. Please keep sharing these videos 💜💜💜
I was raised in a less strenuous version of this, in a hot climate and not so very cold, and even then it was very hard work that made me weak at the end of every day. I cannot imagine the industry and sacrifice involved in this. I have immense respect for such a family
I like this family. Their house is so clean and organized. I like their way of life. The boy is so mature and helpful. The parents raised him well.
I love your videos! All the way from Australia and New Zealand. Please make more about spring and summer life and traditions, it’s so fascinating. Thank you!
Thank you ☺️
Agree.
Kia Ora from Aotearoa NZ 🇳🇿
What a loving, caring family! And Arian is such a nice, hard working boy! I wish you all the very best for the future!
Very educating series and it’s nice to learn about other parts of the world besides my own little country with way different temperatures and culture. I’ll keep on following your stories! Warm greetings from The Netherlands!
Братья якуты молодцы! сохранили свой язык, свою культуру!
У вас очень интересный контент. Продолжайте снимать видео. Успехов вашему каналу. Вам желаю здоровья, любви и удачи вовсем!
Я согласен. Я тоже желаю им всего наилучшего.
This family just makes me smile and giggle it seams. I hope to watch so much more of them. The way they care for each other and help out and work hard is just awesome. I really liked seeing the grandma in this video too. Such an amazing family.
I am happy to watch Arian's family. His parents are loving and caring and so is Arian to them. I want to see more videos of them☺️
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when u see that these people have like 10x more work than we do. i rlly respect these hardly working, kind people
Arian is an amazing boy, with amazing parents and living in an amazing village community. Such wonderfully healthy lifestyle, this is how life should be.
👋 i hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness prosperity love and peace 💞❤️🕊️🕊️ all over the world 🙏🌍
I'm originally from Forth Worth Texas currently. and you where are you from if i may ask
Here in Brazil, when it is 10ºC, everyone is already freezing to death!🤣 Your people are very brave, beautiful family, Congratulations!
Whoa! I didn't know your place experience 10 degrees Celsius.
I thought you are totally tropical.
@@makaluma3672 from sao Paulo to the south it gets pretty cold in winter, under 0 Celsius places every winter. Places that snows from season to season.
what a beautiful, respectable and respectful family. Adrian is full of energy, love and respect. Wonderful family! His parents are great teachers!!
This child is so understanding and mature, just love to see whatever he is doing for his family and himself.🥺🥰
Gosh, this video is a true piece of jewel. The scenes are beautiful, it's delicious to watch the family in their routine, the part where they watch their video and read comments is SO lovely, the final message really got me all teary... plus I'm happy that you got a good sponsor for your work!! Keep it up!
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Theses videos are always great, Yakutia is beautiful and Arian and his family have nothing to envy to the big cities around the world, They got a community that helps each other and that is something you can't fake. Greetings from Canada
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this village is so wholesome I hope it stays like this forever
i like the little boy, he is so supportive to his entire family, his grandma......love u boy
I love that we can see how people go about their lives in different areas of our planet. Thank you all for sharing this series with us.
This is so wholesome and pure. Just nature, family, and community. I wonder if they know how blessed they are? Great video.
I am from a tiny island in the South Pacific and warm throughout the whole year, so it is amazing to see how Arian is growing up in a cold environment but wonderful to see this boy and his family. and how they live, very inspiring. Wonderful video, thank you for sharing this with us.
Such a lovely family and community. Your life isn’t easy but you make it all worth it. Your son is a credit to you…most 9 year old in the uk are over indulged and too engrossed in there phones to know what hard work is.
Sometimes I wish I lived in a small village and had a personal relationship with each resident. It’s different living in a big city where everything is fast paced and nobody takes time to actually talk. Love this channel!
It's funny how its always a trade off. Struggle like this every day until you die in freezing temptress and have a great support system or have the modern luxuries and conviences of modern life but harder to maintain personal connection
She said “They have no crime and no police”
It may be a harder life, but how much more rewarding it must be to have such close connections with people and with nature.
@@foxbutterfly-eden8715 I’m sure they do have at least small crime that’s bs if u say somewhere is completely safe and no crime whatsoever
Love this kid, love his family and also so sweet to see how those dogs love this little boy, they keep close by, so well fed and cared for.
This is so wholesome to see arian help his parents and grandparents. Also I can feel the joy of spring in yakutia through your video after the long winter. Greetings from Indonesia 👋
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I feel you all are so blessed that you live in such a place where people are so good. One line has touched me most ..no crime..no police station...ohhh what a world ❤️❤️❤️....I wish to Almighty I must be one of you in my next life.. 🙏
Watching this from Southern Pakistan, where average temp in summers is around 40+'C and highest recorded 54'C. Even winters are usually pleasant, around 12'C. This -40'C, -70'C part of earth looks like a fantasy land to me. How everything, every chore, task is so manual, hard and critical or important. I am always fascinated by being close to nature and having a simple/manual lifestyle. It's a treat for me watching these episodes of Yakutia.
As torturous here too in BD
What a beautiful family. Aryn is such a good boy helping his parents. The father is a amazing role model. The mother is awesome as well. They work very hard. Have big hearts. Sending love from New Zealand. Thank you for the coolest content
I've fallen in love with this family. Excellent family values. Not one speck of laziness. Hard working and loving.
I totally agree - these people should be the role models for the children of today!
This video is absolutely a breath of fresh air. There are comments on here saying teenagers in our countries are no way near as grown up and hardworking as this young man is. And in a nutshell they are right. Absolute credit to his mum and dad who obviously love him very much and have taught him very well. Love these videos, shows a lovely, caring and resilient side to the Russia we hear of day in day out. All the blessings in the world to Arian and his family, from Britain.
At that boy's age I couldn't even tie my laces! And look at him, just wonderful! I always wanted to live at a peaceful, snowy place like this! Amazingly amazing ❤️
The peace and simplicity would be great, bathing outside, chopping wood daily and all the hard physical work, no convenience stores, medical facilities etc would be rough
First time viewer. Loved every second of it I couldn't stop smiling. That young man will grow up to an amazing member of his village so lucky to have such a loving and capable family blessings to you guys for many generations to come
What a good boy! We in the west can only remember when children help with joy and are obedient with gladness! This boy has the best foundation for a happy life, an intact family and not a minute of idleness.
These videos are a warm reminder of the sense of community and a simple, healthier lifestyle. Looks like that having less is still somewhat having more, something we forgot in our sick western society. Wish Arian and all his family and community all the best
I am from Calcutta, India where temperature is 45° C in the summers with real feel going up to 52° due to excess humidity and in winters its 23° C. I haven't seen snow yet. Watching your docus , daily life of families in - 56° C is an amazing experience. Really like the humane touch, & the philosophic oneliners you use sometimes. Thank-you. Please do carry on making these wonderful videos.