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+Elyaga Bearrs lolz, if you think it is tourism that makes the world go around, you'd be wrong... As for the billion dollars, its just a drop in the lake to china, much more important things going on there :)

+Elyaga Bearrs funny, who told u chinese government dont let tourists go in there？

+홍진기 Truth or not, History remains unchanged. You can deny it but you can't change it. Just look around your ancient buildings and books, they are all written in Chinese, doesn't that tell you something about your country's ancient history?

+Justin Xie It is just your Chinese dogmatic fantasy, a poor mental masturbation.

+mountedantman10 You know nothing about East Asian history and anthropology. Chinese characters are hieroglyphs not alphabets. Who told you Koreans are descendants of Turks? Do Koreans look Turkish? They look Chinese, don't you think so? Even we East Asians can't distinguish Chinese,Korean and Japanese from each other,I doubt you can.Ancient Korea was self-claimed "Little China" (“Sojunghwa” in Korean) and proud of being a Chinese vassal state under the great Chinese civilization enlightenment.It's not about exchanging gifts, Korean kings must be nominated by the Chinese emperors, the Korean kings cannot self-claim themselves as emperor （‘cause the Chinese emperor are higher ranked). The Korean kings mustn't wear king robe with patterns of dragons of five claws, they can use dragon with four claws. The five-claw dragon is exclusively reserved for the Chinese emperor.Korea followed same cultural practice and education, government systems of China. The art , architecture.....are directly borrowed from China.So many aspects, that I cannot finish without a book.If you are interested, you can research on your own.

+Justin Xie Oh boo hoo. Greeks and Phenocians invented the alphabet in the West, Chinese did in the East. Big whoop. I said, those who built the pyramids were ancestors of Korea, which were descendants of Turks. They passed through Central Asia and ended up in current day Manchuria. Guess who else the Chinese claim were their vassal states in their records? The British and the Dutch. Because they exchanged gifts! haha. 

+mountedantman10 Hahaha! Do you even know where were those Koreans? They are an earth away from site location.  Ancient Korea is a vassal state of China for thousands of years until the 19th century. Look at their ancient books and documents, they are all written in Chinese. Their ancient culture is a replica of the ancient Chinese culture. Even today 70% modern Korean vocabularies are still Chinese-rooted despite the fact that they borrowed vigorously from English in the modern time. The Korean alphabet was only invented in 15th century and considered a text for the low class since its creation. Hanja (Han Chinese characters) continued to be the mainstream writing system until 20th century. Even in the 1980s, Korean newspaper still used a large proportion of Chinese characters in their headlines and articles.Today the young generation was educated by exclusively Korean alphabet-based writing (including the writing of Chinese-rooted words), which caused problematic homophone ambiguity.There is a rising voice to revive Chinese characters education in South Korea these days.You can search my points online if you are skeptical.

+KAYI TURK You're partially right. They were built by ancestors of modern day Korea, who also descended from the Turkish people. The truth of the pyramids, if made public, would be a political fiasco.

+Kayı-Oghuz TURK No Turkish Empire ruled China, the Mongol Empire indeed conquered China (and elsewhere of the Eurasia continent) and established the Yuan dynasty whose capital was today's Beijing. During the Yuan dynasty, Mongols were assimilated by the Han Chinese culture who was more advance than their nomadic culture. The Yuan dynasty was short-lived and only survived 80 years before being expelled out of the Great Wall. The Hun was a northern barbarian race existed at the same period with Han dynasty which is one of the most powerful dynasty in Chinese history, that's why the Chinese people named their ethnic as Han in the Chinese language. Hun barbarians fought countless of wars with Han dynasty and finally were expelled to Europe where they settled down and found today's Hungary. The Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region might be a part of Turkish tribes in ancient time,I am not sure, it is a territory added to China under the Qing dynasty.

+Justin Xie https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRb5bbG0xLkTvkVPNEgekGVZvzA6SjLUADhCwHfCMM45aynTW3FeEcM8EfHhttps://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSUz1pjCQRtm-3qpsgFtmuTbAHQDSFOstgxHtDFW3DMH_1fLTe8CM87fJPahw

+Justin Xie Many Turkish Empire was ruled china. Hun Empires, the Uighurs,Mongol Empires... the pyramids in all the photos, they were covered with soil and planted tops. why so?

+Kayı-Oghuz TURK I can't get you by "why the Chinese government is trying to hide the pyramids?" Actually in my opinion, this is not even a pyramid, it is an imperial tomb which has a scale and size of a mountain. Nothing to do with pyramids or whatever. If you know Chinese history, the video is about the Warring State Period (over 2500 years ago) during which time China was not an unified country but occupied by many regional states among which, the Chin (Qin) and Chu states are the two most powerful states. In order to unify as one nation, the states fought tirelessly with each other. Out of fear of the strong Chin, Chin's biggest rival Chu decided to ally with other small states to conquer Chin altogether but ended up with failure. After wiping out small states one after the other, Chin finally confronted Chu for the final unification. There are countless historical stories concerning Chin-Chu Wars. The Chinese chess is based on it and people still play it today as an intelligence wrestling game. Although Chu was defeated and absorbed by Chin, people from central China today where Chu once was 2500 years ago, are still proud of their Chu identity. The Chin emperor built one of the largest tombs in Chinese history, as huge as a big mountain, inside which luxury artifacts,gold, jewellry, even an army of warriors were built for his accompany to continue his rule in the underground world.

+Justin Xie If this pyramid china dynasty, tell me, why the Chinese government is trying to hide the pyramids? The top of the pyramid was covered with soil and planted why??

+Kayı-Oghuz TURK Turish pyramids? Are you kidding me?!! Since when the Turkish went east enough to reach Chang'an, the capital of Zhou-Han-Tang dynasties spanning over 1000 years. Han and Tang are the most powerful dynasties in Chinese history, the territory of Tang stretched into Persia. If these tomb pyramids were ever made by Turkish at the least, they must have been slave labourers.

+Kayı-Oghuz TURK hhahaha NOOOB! Since when nomads started to BUILD something?

+Kayı-Oghuz TURK Any proof?

Thank you Dirk for your thoughts. I appreciate your kindness and support. Blessed, Thomas

+Antonio José Alvarez Martín mmmmmmm  si un filosofo le enviaba cartas a otro filosofo describiendo una ciudad que segun era mistica y que aseguran que conosieron por que no dejar volar un poco nuestra logica 

+saracobe19 El que algunas cosas resulten reales no quiere decir que lo sean todas, y el que creas que alguien es más serio tampoco, hay personas que son serias y son más mentirosas.La Atlántica para mi no existe, al menos no tal y como se conoce.

Pues eso se pensaba de Troya y mira que en 1870 descubrieron parte de sus murallas y luego mas adelante en 1932 hubo otras excavaciones y encontraron mas murallas y fortalezas.. Acuerdate que de troya habló en sus poemas homero y muchas de sus cosas eran "fantasías" por decirlo así, ahora atlantida esta en relatos de Platón que creería yo que era alguien mas "serio" por decirlo así

thank you very much for helping and shows the film.

Thanks, I am very sad

great movie so much memories Saturday afternoon in nyc... every kid on the block after the movie went outside to practice our moves on each other ... hahaaa

We need to bring a 2015 version strictly on Twitter. It will break social media numbers. This classic must be retold. #Ninja

Great stunt choreography displayed throughout the entire movie...Love it! They don't make them like this anymore.

this should have been called, 'dirty cheating ninja bastards.' just sayin'....

Unmistakable music/soundtrack ~ When you hear it you know its Super Ninjas!

Thanks for loading this movie I really enjoyed it truly a classic.

Best Kung fu/ninjutsu movie ever... Needs remake for sure!!!!!!

Been a favorite of mine since I was a kid.

I grew up on this movie... True classic

been top of my list for a long time!

The end fight is cut ...

My favorite!!!!!

Good movie !

#Classic

@nhocbomdn ! I don't know ! i just listen to Music ! ... And just remember that Bao Han and Duong Trieu Vu sing This Song together in Thuy Nga Paris by Night - They wear Chinese clothing - look like This Song original from Chinese - And The Sound of This clip feel Chinese too !

Fantastic!! R u thinking into a professional carreer in this film industries. I think you got a real talent there. Keep up the good work. We are waiting for more suprise from you. Hope you will become a real cele. one day. Cheers

This is Vietnamese's song !!! dude... It's called " Nua Vang Trang" written by NHAT TRUNG (he's vietnamese, living in OC,California,USA) THIS IS NOT CHINESE SONG! OK!!!! YO

great video really give you the feeling of someone waiting for the person you love to come back regradless of how long it will take..... p.s the movie any good? =]

bài này cả phối nhạc lẫn âm hưởng rất hay mang tính sử thi, thằng Đàm hát làm mất phong cách quá, rống thì đúng hơn

there isn't a chinese version... this song is only in Vietnamese. the name of this song can be translated as 半个月亮

@MrBlackOrganization Đó là bài Nguyệt trung thiên - trong phim Truyền kỳ Hương phấn :)

Hi, you may want to google "the restless movie" :) I think it's available on Youtube also. Gluck!

Wow, great upload: high quality video and stereo sound.. 5 stars. thank you for uploading it...

perfect ! A meaningful video. i luve NQ hervoice is great and these movies too. thanks

man... this is the best version.... i love Nhu Quynh singing this kind of music...

the Korean movie is pretty good. The Chinese drama is okay, a bit lengthy though.

I love fusion too. Great idea and well put together! Thanks for sharing this. =)

CNC right now just Want To put My Heart into Music .. Real One ! like This ....