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Spring Festival in a Chinese village fifty years ago

Can you guess what a Chinese New Year celebration was like for a little girl in a village in Qinghai in the 1970s? In this video my mother-in-law takes us on a trip where she lets us explore the food, the games and the atmosphere of the Spring Festival when she was a little girl. My mother-in-law was born in 1966, one of nine sisters. She has lived her entire life in this village and has experiences many changes during her life time so far - and judging by how fast things are changing in rural China now, there are still many more to come. See previous Chinese New Year videos from me here:    • Chinese New Year Celebrations   See more videos with my mother-in-law here:    • My Chinese mother-in-law and I   Sign up for my newsletter: http://www.miriamfollin.com/newsletter If you want to support me extra, please consider becoming a Patreon or a Channel Member. As a Channel Member you get access to update-videos, and as a Patreon you get the same videos + written updates, photo essays, early access to Youtube videos, direct messaging, and yearly giftboxes (rewards depend on the tier you choose). Patreon:   / miriamfollin   Channel Memberships:    / @miriamfollin   › OUR STORY:    • OUR STORY   › MY HUSBANDS CHANNEL:    / yonghong米粒的一家   › MORE FROM RURAL CHINA:    • THAT CHINA LIFE   › MORE FROM SWEDEN:    • THAT SWEDEN LIFE   › MY WEBSITE: http://www.miriamfollin.com › PAYPAL: http://www.paypal.me/miriaminchina › THE MUSIC I USE (affiliate link): https://www.epidemicsound.com/referra... › INSTAGRAM:   / miriam.follin   › ABOUT ME My name is Miriam Follin. I’m a Swedish woman who has been living in-between Sweden and China since 2015. In 2017 I married my husband Yonghong, and we have since had two baby boys. In my videos I share life, culture and tradition (including food!) from China's countryside. Thank you for watching! 00:54 Shuttlecock/Jianzi/键子 02:01 How she lived 02:57 A new year approaching 03:39 Clothing during Chinese New Year Celebrations 05:12 badge with Grandpa Mao 05:59 Bantang/Mianhuhu/拌汤/面糊糊 11:13 Nuonuo/熬熬 17:11 Mother-in-law and her sisters 17:41 Game: Tossing coins 20:05 Yangge/秧歌/Rural Performances 22:15 Then vs. now