Interesting Facts about Daily Life in Ancient China

In this video, I'll explain Interesting Facts about Daily Life in Ancient China.

1. Ancient Life as a Farmer
2. Ancient Working for the Government
3. Ancient Food
4. Ancient Life in the City
5. Ancient School.
6. Ancient Life of Women
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Artist: PeriTune
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[sinoroman]

title says ancient china, yet shows qing which was early modern china (also, not han china)

[Gidget]

I like you video you deserve sub and likes

[aii_penguin]

>ancient China
>thumbnail showing Japan during the Sengoku Era
ok then

[Rayz]

Get your lesson straight, that introductory picture (and some others as well) are Japanese, NOT Chinese. If you can't tell, you shouldn't be teaching about Chinese history

[layanhnaini]

Thank you som much this was really beneficial for me

[joannachoy]

I think the person made this video should learn a bit more Chinese history before making it. China did not have pyramid like houses (0:44 photo) in villages, it look like in Africa rather than in China; the photo showed in 0:13 is a Japanese village not Chinese. Most of the photos are from Qing Dynasty which was the last imperial dynasty in China 1644-1912. The Qing Dynasty should only be call Chinese Modern History. China has far longer history before that. We have recorded history from at least from Xia 21st - 17th century BC. I believe they can call Ancient China.

[kakumee]

3:44 shows a Japanese picture of Japanese wemon and girls.

[ritarosa]

So that's were the Portuguese word for "tea" comes from. Portuguese people who traded with China often brought tea back home. In Portuguese, tea is spelled "chá" just like in Chinese. How curious.

[DeanRendar]

the artsyle of the older art shows the same default chin on all the women, like in a index the "Chin A" example or something

[sirenity]

the longer i listen to that chinese folk music the more hungry i get

[aaaaaaa]

HMMM... SOUNDS LIKE WHAT I READ ON DUCKSTERS!!

[serenetofu]

the problem is you use 2 traditional Japanese pics in the video, the 1st and in 3:24. yap I know it is hard to distinguish 😅

[brianchung]

very good video, thanks for helping me

[cagedstowgee]

Ancient Rome/China: children were left outside to die if they were unwanted/couldn’t be taken care of.


Me: ah yes, look at how “advanced” we were back then!

[abxyfx]

TYSM I subbed and I got Full marks for my Test :D

[GrapeCheckerBoard]

I don’t think every era of ancient China practiced footbinding, mind you.

[minimoon]

this helped me with my project thank you so so so much

[iisimplythebxstii]

Thank you so much this has help me through my first year of high school tyty!!

[robinharwood]

Starts with a thumbnail of a Japanese print. I won’t bother with the rest.

[さくらんぼのくびかざり]

Also many women standing outside is Japanese style, they wear Kimono traditionally.