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Wrong.

No.

I have the whole film, but there's no English subs for this film. I don't plan on uploading the whole film unfortunately, which is why I uploaded the cut scene only.

They are both. Hmong is their ethnonym they call themselves in their language. Miao is what Han calls them. We all have our names we call ourselves and names we call other by. Now go eat noodles.

@@nightowl7261 Miao Chinese doesn't associate with 'Overseas Hmong' descendants of CIA agents and whatnot in SEA who are now in white nations and USA, who are promoting right-wing ideology aka Hmong nationalism. 'Overseas Hmong' ≠ Miao Chinese 'Overseas Hmong' doesn't represent Miao Chinese, and vice versa. Miao Chinese has more connections with the current Hmong who are still living in SEA but I doubt Miao Chinese cares about it. You cannot do the irredentism after 300 years or so. No one is buying it. Miao Chinese's patronage is with the local village leaders, chieftains, local gov't and Chinese state. Now go read some REAL history which is ONLY written in Chinese.

@meis Lol? There is literally Hmong from Yunnan visiting the Hmong in Sacramento, California right now. Sorry. You don't speak for Miao or Hmong people. Go eat your noodles.

@meis Nope. There is literally hmong delegations from Yunnan visiting Hmong in Sacramento California right now as we speak. Sorry. You don't speak for miao or Hmong. Go eat your nooooodles.

@@meis Nope. Hmong Yunnan delegation is visiting Hmong in California right now. You don't speak for Hmong or Miao. Go slurp on your noodles.

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HmongbDebQeutHmoob Tebch Es lawv hais lus Suav xwb Sav los ?

Tsis yog Hmoob li os?

Are you sure we are the only ones who can still speak Hmong? What do you mean? And what Hmong dailect is the correct one? White? Green? Black? Stripe? Red? Flower? It is sad that we don't have to country to unite us all and keep 1 universal language. Luckily, due to modern-day technology, we finally even know that our Hmong still existed in other parts of the world, although we may not even understand each other anymore.

Umm, they still speak their own language. The reason why we Hmong in Southeast Asia and around the world can understand each other is because there are only White Hmong and Green Hmong dialects (and other smaller dialects still spoken) which they more or less can easily understand each other. Those in China have DOZENS of dialects (or languages really) and we won't understand most of them at all unless we carefully learn them. Just you know, when the Hmong people started settling into Southeast Asia, there were already distinct dialects (or languages), so the ones that left China just happened to be these particular dialects. It is the fact that we didn't have a writing system (or we used to but it was lost) AND were isolated from each other (because of mountains and hills) that dialects and languages arose. It can also arise due to the surroundings who speak different languages. I just want you to know that all the modern languages that we speak are a newer version of the past, so the language we speak will always be changing no matter what because we as humans are constantly adapting to our surroundings and situations. Now, if we are talking about the one who is a lot closer to our ancestors' way of speaking (meaning who is more conservative in speaking and vocabulary), it definitely has to be somewhere in China mostly because they were the ones who still stick to their homeland despite all odds against them. Those who stay tend to be the least changed (but also the most susceptible to losing their language if they were under severe oppression) while those who leave and migrate tend to change a lot quicker (because of new environments), but it may not always be the case if there are other factors in the mix. In my honest opinion, the Hmong outside of China is one of the dialects that has changed the most (noticeably in their pronunciation, especially the vowels), but they do still have some conservative sounds and vocabulary. Anyways, that is all I have to say. Bye.

Not they are Hmong

that is correct but many Hmong so quick to associate themselves without researching

Theres still more Hmong in China than anywhere else in the world. So that just means only a small handful left. Especially Hmong outaide of Asia, which is really just a tiny percent of all Hmong population combined. Edit: Taichingming Zhang is a fraud.

real Hmoob are in the central plane of china and in mongolia. Taichiming in Facebook has a good understanding of where Hmoob come from in regards to china

@@GeneralMoss Taichingming is a fraud