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實拍貴州傳統娶媳婦，抬着300斤重花轎走2小時山路,全村100多人參與,真熱鬧Carrying the sedan chair on the mountain road to marry a wife 本頻道製作的所有影片都

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實拍貴州山區傳統娶媳婦，抬着300多斤重的大花轎，走2个多小時山路,真熱鬧Carrying the sedan chair on the mountain road to marry a wife #貴州 #大花轎 #山路

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https://www.chinadaily.com.cn/culture/2015-03/06/content_19730349.htm
A Qing (1644-1911) wedding ceremony was basically the same as traditional marriages: on the wedding day, the bride would be helped by an old woman to tie up her hair. She would wear a red skirt as

https://industrialhistoryhk.org/glimpses-old-hong-kong-sedan-chairs/
A Hong Kong Sedan Chair Syndicate (香港駕籠組合) was formed in 1943 at the behest of the Japanese, with an aim to supervise the trade such as the scale of fares to be charged ( Wah Kiu Yat Po, July 17, 1943). After the war, sedan chairs were increasingly squeezed off the roads. No sedan chair was re-licensed since the early 1960s.

https://en.chinaculture.org/chineseway/2014-12/05/content_581662.htm
The sedan chair was a traditional vehicle in ancient China. The earliest sedan can be traced back to 4,000 years ago. In different ages, it had different names, like jian yu (shoulder carriage), mian jiao (sleeping sedan) and nuan jiao (warm sedan). Generally, the number of carriers and the material and size of the sedan can indicate the status

https://factsanddetails.com/china/cat4/sub20/entry-4333.html
The 'good luck woman' carries the bride on her back to the sedan chair. Another attendant sometimes shields the bride with a parasol while a third tosses rice at the sedan chair. It is written that the bride cannot touch the bare earth. Great care is taken to ensure that no inauspicious influence affects the marriage.

https://industrialhistoryhk.org/sedan-chairs-in-hong-kong-a-timeline/
The sedan chair and saan dau (mountain chair or mountain pocket) were the main transportation means in mountainous areas in the early days of Hong Kong colonialism. They had the contemporary names of gim yue (a sedan chair carried on the shoulder) or lan yue (a basket-like sedan chair). Sedan chairs were also classified as the zuk kiu (bamboo

https://www.visitaroundchina.com/China_Culture/Folk_Customs/3518.html
The Sedan Chair (轿子jiàozi) is a human or animal-powered transport vehicle for carrying a person, which was once popular across the China in old times. According to historical books, the sedan chairs, originally called "shoulder carriage", was appeared in the Xia Dynasty. The great Jin-Dynasty artist Gu Kaizhi painted Admonitions of the

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http://en.chinaculture.org/chineseway/2014-12/05/content_581662_2.htm
2014-12-05 11:07:37. (Chinaculture.org) In the Song Dynasty (960-1279), the sedan chair was more common than in of any other period. From the painting Along the River During the Qingming Festival, we can see there were many sedan chairs in the streets of North Song Dynasty. [Photo/ykxs.cn] The guan jiao was graded by the status of the officials.

https://www.scmp.com/culture/books/article/2140376/incredible-images-hong-kongs-victoria-peak-19th-century-sedan-chairs
Amazing depictions of the evolution of The Peak from 1860 include photos, colourised postcards and sketches in local historian Richard J Garrett's The Peak - An Illustrated History of Hong

https://cnpinyin.com/experience/chinese-customs/Sedan+Chairs+of+China
A sedan chair (轿子jiàozi) is a human or animal-powered transport vehicle for carrying a person, once popular across the China. It has different names like "shoulder carriage", "sleeping sedan" and "warm sedan" etc due to the time, location and structural (structural means relating to or affecting the structure of something

https://regrom.com/2012/04/03/regency-culture-and-society-the-sedan-chair/
An infirmed lady resusitating in Bath in Georgian or Regency England would likely own a sedan chair, perfect for carrying her above the dirty streets to the Pump Room to take the waters. The sedan chair in England was made popular in the 17th century. In London, by 1634 sedan chairs could be hired and were licensed and numbered by courtier

https://www.easytourchina.com/blog-v1307-chinese-traditional-wedding-must-haves-for-bride-and-groom
On Chinese traditional wedding, the sedan chair carries the bride to the groom's home. It is covered with a red curtain embroidered with dragon and phoenix. They are sedans carried by 4 people or 8 people. For most people in Chinese, it's more convenient now to use sedan cars instead of chairs as wedding car convoy.

http://www.study-in-china.org/ChinaFeature/Art/200910292345205127.htm
A sedan chair is a human or animal-powered transport vehicle for carrying a person, once popular across China. It has different names like "shoulder carriage", "sleeping sedan" and "warm sedan" etc due to the time, location and structural differences. The sedans familiar to modern people are warm sedans that have been in use since

https://www.chinatour360.com/culture/marriage-customs.htm
Ask Question. A Hall for Traditional Wedding. Chinese marriage became custom during the Warring States Period (476 - 221 BC). Due to the vast expanse and long history of Chinese marriage customs and ceremonies, there are different practices that are followed in different places, although they all generally adhere to similar guidelines.

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貴州90後夫妻帶著孩子隱居洞中，花10萬改造山洞，走進一看不簡單After 90s in Guizhou, husband and wife live in a cave【貴州李俊

https://pepchina.com/ancient-china-wedding-traditions-customs-and-ceremony/
In ancient times, a bridal sedan chair (or a decorated donkey due to poverty or bad traffic) would be used to transport the bride. 3) Performing Formal Bows. After the sedan reached the bridegroom's bridal chamber, an elder woman who had many offspring would support the hand of the bride and help her come out of the sedan chair in the wedding

https://smarthistory.org/zhang-zeduan-along-the-river-qingming-festival/
All told, there are 814 humans, 28 boats, 60 animals, 30 buildings, 20 vehicles, 9 sedan chairs, and 170 trees. Attributed to Zhang Zeduan, Along the River during Qingming Festival , handscroll, ink and color on silk, 11th-12th century, Northern Song dynasty, 24.8 x 528.7 cm ( Palace Museum, Beijing )

https://www.chinatravel.com/culture/chinese-wedding
The ancient rituals of a Chinese wedding were created by Zhou Gong a prince during the reign of Zhou Wu Wang (1066-1063 B.C.), which set the six rules in the Book of Rites for the union of a couple. A marriage was to be "mei shuo zhi yan, fu mu zhi ming" which translated as, listen to the marriage broker and obey the command of the parents.

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貴州大山發現一座山體石門，穿過石門，裡面猶如一個世外桃源A stone gate was discovered in Dashan, Guizhou【貴州李俊】 YouTube↗ People

http://www.newbigging.org/Newbigging/Photos/Pages/Beijing_Wedding_files/Symbolism%20in%20Chinese%20Wedding%20Ceremony.pdf
The Red Silk Ribbon with a knot in the shape of a flower tied on it - The bride and. the groom each hold an end of a red silk ribbon on wedding days. It symbolisees the red thread used by the old man under the moon, a mythical character in charge of marriage in Chinese Folklore. He would link a man and a woman with his red thread in their