Hooray! Museum tours are so relaxing in real life...and we get to learn about Chinese art too.

@audreywilliams534

7 жыл бұрын

kaloingie123

I've never been interested in art history or history in general but WOW you taught me so much and I was actually interested the whole time! So peaceful but so engaging, thank you for this :)

@yanghaiying

8 жыл бұрын

+Magnolia Breeland Me neither. When I was at school, history was some tedious odd numbers that I needed to remember for test. It did not have any real meaning in my life. Now we learn things for love and interest, then it becomes interesting. A lot of schools are the places to make kids dislike learning for the rest of their life.

Listening to you talk about jade makes me feel so peaceful. Thank you!

Haiying would make a great museum tour guide. They should at least hire her to record the audio/visual narrations for the exhibits.

@chucknutly3290

Жыл бұрын

I believe she can speak 3 languages at least too. Chinese, English and French. I'm not sure she'd want to give tours honestly but it's a nice idea to do an audio tour.

@onesunnyday5699

4 ай бұрын

Or a docent. They don't get paid, but have a vast amount of knowledge & appreciation for the art or location

This has got to be the best asmr video ever made. And I have watched em all

@Belladoesstuff-

4 жыл бұрын

elguitarTom agree, deserves many more views

@dianasarahiflores8027

4 жыл бұрын

No doubt

You are the undisputed champion of Museum ASMR!!! They are just the best best best best videos of Museums on KZread!

Thank you for taking us to the museum with you! This is perfect since life can take us on unexpected paths, and I might not get a chance to visit this place. You're a pleasure to watch. 💚

Your voice relaxes me more than anyone on KZread, and so informative, too!

Now I've been spoiled, what a delightful way to tour a Museum. Thank you so much for this

I absolutely love your museum art series! What a fantastic idea for informational ASMR!

Ahh! I grew up with the Cantor Museum! I took my husband there for the first time and he didn't ever want to leave.

I love the beginning of the video when you’re just looking around and walking down the steps, it’s so peaceful! Thank you so much for all of the in-depth information you shared. Your knowledge of everything you spoke of was wonderful! Thank you 😊

Your voice is really relaxing and beautiful❤ You make me fall asleep everyday. Thank you!

Some jade objects actually look like they are glowing from within. I happened to see one priced at 55K$ at Sotheby. It was almost like it was alive.

I love your voice, they way you speak in this video especially really relaxes me.

Came here for the ASMR, but stayed for the history! Thank you!!

By the way nephrite and jadeite are the two very different minerals referred to as jade. Traditionally, nephrite was almost always used in China until shortages forced some artisans to get jadeite from Burma (Myanmar).

I haven't been able to make it all the way through this video and I really want too!!!!! because it's so relaxing and I fall asleep. Lol!

such a sweet, sweet lady. thank you so much for everything you share, and thank you for getting me relaxed / to sleep and educating me at the same time :')

art history is my favorite subject, seeing all these pieces are so amazing to me. thank you!

This video was very aMUSEUMing

@fe3613

6 жыл бұрын

groan

@mickey_mess8747

5 жыл бұрын

I thought it was funny

12:57 oh my these are such beautiful dark green jade.

@onesunnyday5699

4 ай бұрын

I have a dark green long dark green stone that fits perfectly in the hand. It was sold as jade, but I thought it was fake because I only knew the light, creamy jade, until I researched & learned there are different colors & this dark color fit perfectly there too. It's so soothing to hold & meditate with. I love it ❤

Omg I love museums and this gave me crazy asmr. Thank you so much.

Love love love your museum whispers ❤️

Very nice tour! I enjoy learning about all these Chinese antiques! I love the color of Jade!

Wonderful! So peaceful and yet so informative. Thank you!💜

This was so interesting, informative and soooothing! What a great combo, thank you!

The beautiful incense burner was my favorite!

You are so fascinating and relaxing, love your whisper videos!

I love the rich history of Chinese culture!

I come back to this video so often! I love your history and deep knowledge. So very interesting & beautiful!

Thank you very much for this beautiful video ! Your voice is so relaxing ! :)

I love your museum videos and your tea videos.

Love this series!! Beautiful and relaxing

I have to get to more museums ❤

gorgeous video!! Love you're voice and going through all you're videos to watch.

I love this so much. Your voice is amazingly relaxing! -Canada says thanks

This was a very interesting and extremely relaxing video to watch. Thank you very much for making it!

Do you possibly know how they carved the jade so precisely without technology? It looks so BEAUTIFUL but its like H O W

@yanghaiying

8 жыл бұрын

I do not know how they made it but I am amazed by its craft.

@austinrausch3762

8 жыл бұрын

+yanghaiying wow. It just amazes me that without any advanced things at all they could find ways to make it work so nicely

I liked this video. Thank you!

Your voice is so relaxing thank u

Love your videos. You're a very nice person.

Thank you for such an informative video...

amazing work.

I think it's really funny that she whistles every time she says "brush"

I thought I saw some rabbit fur cups tu4hao2zhan3 兔毫盞 around 20 minute mark but things got busy there. I like those and the qing1ci2 青瓷, celadon ware, or green ware the best. But I've always been partial to the Song Dynasty :)

this was so informative. I certainly enjoyed this personal tour with our own personal tour guide! thank you so much.

I love this video

Such a great video 😌😍

Yes. I love this so much. ❤🔥

Relaxing video

your shoes are great!

I’m having such a hard time because I want to listen to it but I also to see what you’re talking about so I’ll just watch this later lol

Love the video :)

Read me a story, very relaxing. I love the spinach jade.

拍摄很棒。展品放大拍摄清晰。谢谢。

super

I couldn’t watch this video because I recognized this place all too vividly from my dreams last night. I don’t know what to make of this I am a bit unsettled. I was distressed and running in the dream I am trying not to think of it negatively but it is night time I’m alone. Does anyone know what it means to recognize places from dreams?

❤

Was this exhibit on a college campus? I recall going to one one with a couple of employees last year and this room looks very much like the one they had. I ask as a fellow Bay Area lad lol

@erreve1120

8 жыл бұрын

I think she said Stanford University

@yanghaiying

8 жыл бұрын

+George Hernandez Yes. This is Cantor Museum at Stanford.

I may have asked you about this before, but would you be comfortable making a video about your favourite piece of all the fantastic Chinese history? I would love to hear about that, but from someone like you,,, whom may have some feelings about it ❤️ I can’t hear that from reading books . I’m getting older, and I need to keep my head awoke 🧠 Edit: awake? (I’m Norwegian).

What camera do you use?

@yanghaiying

8 жыл бұрын

+BexxyBue iPhone.

@feelmyfreshlyshavedlegs3979

8 жыл бұрын

+yanghaiying Iphones are too expensive for me haha

I have antiques Song, Yuan, Ming Dynasty are you interested?

9:00 philistines

Oke

this video made me wish I was chinese

@zeiitgeist

8 жыл бұрын

sinicisation.

@brajon70

8 жыл бұрын

im actually trolling......the video triggered me

Home i hope that all stolen or bought artifacts go home 📿🙏🌠

@peony2569

2 жыл бұрын

I work at a charity where donated goods get resold from 1970 on the back sa poetry of a fairy. I took good care since i cant buy from my place of work i hope since ileft instructions tobe careful opening thefan.

Oh no the infant burners

@yanghaiying

4 жыл бұрын

Did I say that? Oh my! I need another 100 years to improve my English before making any video! Bummer. Thank you for paying so close attention. I don't think I will ever make same mistake again.

@Avenstorn

4 жыл бұрын

@@yanghaiying It's just a bit I found funny, please do not take it to heart! I thoroughly enjoy your videos and your accent only adds to the relaxation experience! Not to mention when you speak Chinese, it's amazing and unique. Please do not wait 100 years before making your next video! :D

@yanghaiying

4 жыл бұрын

Don't worry about it at all. I took it to my heart but in the most fond and amusing way. That was a silly mistake. But your light hearted comment brightens my day. I thank you sincerely and I am not waiting another 100 years. I am making a backyard report right now. Love.

You should get someone to edit your videos so any loud noises you cant control get removed but that might mean youll have to record the audio of you speaking separate

@yanghaiying

5 жыл бұрын

Good advice. Thank you.

Hi Mrs thanks for all information is great .I have a 18 cm qianlong nian zhi plate porcelain and I need ideas if possible your Émail . Good luck Mrs and thank you very much

@yanghaiying

3 жыл бұрын

I do not understand your question. What ideas do you need?

@karimchadi1153

3 жыл бұрын

@@yanghaiying if possible I need do now one plat qing nian zhi 18 cm is real antique or no Thanks very much

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It would have been far better to have stopped taping when it got noisy. Too bad.

@yanghaiying

5 жыл бұрын

Yes. I agree with you. That is a great suggestion.

@yanghaiying

5 жыл бұрын

Actually I went to the same museum yesterday and did another video there. I tried as much as I can to make the sound tolerable while original. Could you please score the noise level of that one? kzread.info/dash/bejne/aKGrlMunYJTgacY.html

you seem biased.

@yanghaiying

7 жыл бұрын

On what part do you think so?

@Samanthapants0077

6 жыл бұрын

I think he meant this as a sarcastic joke, because you are Chinese looking at these Chinese antiques, which you are very knowledgeable about, and are very fond of. I am almost positive this is a sarcastic joke in a “funny” playful way,