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Why I Find It Difficult To Express Pride As A Filipino Woman | Get Real: Hidden Emotions in Asia
In Asia, most youth grow up believing their feelings are secondary. Things like career, wealth, and familial obligation often take precedence over passion. It’s no surprise that many young Asians repress their emotions—leaving things unsaid, passions abandoned, and creativity stifled.
“Because people think that you’re showing off or you’re arrogant; the line between being proud and showing off can get blurred sometimes. When I share my achievements, people might say I’m bragging or that I’m full of myself,” Uy explains.
Uy started in the fashion industry at a young age. She was among the first generation of fashion bloggers in the Philippines, starting her blog, Break My Style, in 2010. Her career has since evolved and adapted to other content platforms including YouTube and Instagram. With over 303,000 subscribers on YouTube and one million followers on Instagram, it’s clear that Uy’s photos and videos are more than just a hobby. But Uy, like many Filipinas, struggles to express pride.
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How This Tourism Hotspot in the Philippines Turns Into an Environmental Conflict Zone
Land grabbers are threatening the Masungi Georeserve which attracts thousands of tourists every year before the pandemic. In a highly urbanized country like the Philippines, land is a valuable commodity that companies and powerful individuals try to seize control for use or investment
VICE World News visits Masungi to find out how the trustees and park rangers work to defend the georeserve despite threats to their personal safety.
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Adam Jones, a Bonsai Master in Japan
As of 2021, Adam Jones is the only foreign Bonsai Master that owns and operates a Bonsai Garden in Japan. Becoming a Bonsai Master in Japan is not an easy task, even for the most skillful Japanese enthusiasts and being a foreigner makes it even more challenging yet at the same time more fulfilling.
In this video, Adam will tell us more about his story, and how he became a Bonsai Master as well as learning more about the art of Bonsai.
To learn more about Adam and his project, make sure to visit his website: https://www.treehousebonsai.com/
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Photography and Color: Gonzague Gay-Bouchery.
Sound & Editing: Nicolas Datiche.
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How Syed Saddiq and the Undi18 Movement Are Changing the Political Landscape in Malaysia | Influence
Syed Saddiq is a 28-year-old politician from Muar. He has millions of followers across his social media accounts and has leveraged this influence to create policy change in Malaysia – lowering the voting age from 21 to 18 with the Undi18 bill. Saddiq teamed up with a grassroots, student-led initiative, Undi18, to successfully advocate and reduce the minimum voting age. However, even though the amendment was passed, it has yet to be enacted. Needless to say, young people are not happy. Saddiq believes that when change finally comes, young people will become the kingmakers for future general elections in Malaysia.
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The Social Distance
The Social Distance casts a look at how COVID-19 has exacerbated the complex demographic and vast inequalities of class & caste in India.
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Hakuho Sho – Kyūshū Basho 2010 – All Bout Compilation
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How I Almost Burned Out As An Artist | Get Real: Hidden Emotions in Asia
In Asia, most youths grow up believing their feelings are secondary. Things like career, wealth, and familial obligation often take precedence over passion. It’s no surprise that many young Asians repress their emotions—leaving things unsaid, passions abandoned, and creativity stifled.
As a cinematographer, photographer, and rapper, Tang has his days filled. When he’s not shooting commercials or films, he’s out on the streets finding exuberance in the ordinary. In 2018, Tang won the APF street photography award—an honor granted by one of the largest street photography groups in the world. While ample recognitions were given to the young artist, they came at a cost.
“I don’t know why I do what I do. I just feel the need to create, create, and create,” Tang says. Tang felt guilty if anyone saw him taking a break, he pushed relentlessly for five years without a break, losing all the fun in the process. In an attempt to practice calmness, Tang allowed himself a day of passivity by allowing his best friend to call the shots, literally, with him as the subject.
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How I Got Arrested By The Nepalese Police For My Rap Songs | Censored
In November 2020, the Nepalese Police ordered the arrest of rapper Vten for using derogatory words against the police. But this was not the first time VTen got into trouble over his music in Nepal.
Vten’s ‘Yestai Ta Ho Ni Bro’ has found itself in everyday speak in Nepal, but if you look for this 2019 track online, you won’t find it. Loosely translated to ‘This is how we roll’, the Nepalese police demanded that the song be taken off YouTube for its profane lyrics.
Samir Ghising aka VTen is a pioneer in Nepal’s growing hip-hop scene, but his music and videos have gotten him in trouble with the police. The country’s communication minister went on to call the songs unfit to listen to in front of mothers and sisters, and Vten was arrested on 24th October 2019 on charges of promoting “values that go against social norms”.
But to many in Nepal, these vague laws about values are actually a sinister way of censoring and silencing alternate voices. In this VICE World News interview, VTen explains how his arrest has changed his music, and why he plans to continue to make music true to him. His simple advice to those affected: don’t listen to them around your mum.
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Discover Oita: 15 Best locations and activities
In the south of Japan, on the island of Kyushu lies Oita prefecture. Famous for its many onsens and a thermal pool (Hell of Beppu), Oita is a unique destination. We will help you discover what we believe are the top priorities when visiting. If you love nature and history then the Kunisaki peninsula offers everything you need and more. I have such fond memories of the area and could easily see myself retiring there. But of course, Oita cannot be limited to Kunisaki. You will see in our video, it has so much to offer!
Note. If you ever visit Oita you have to have Futago-Ji Temple on your list. Make sure to book a table at the restaurant near the temple. There is only one. Order some Toriten, short for Tori Tempura, this is truly AMAZINGLY GOOD!
Note 2: This video replace and fix a previously uploaded glitchy one.
This video was made in Cooperation with Tourism Oita. Learn more about Oita Prefecture at http://en.visit-oita.jp/
Oita prefecture 15 best locations and activities:
00:00 #1 Futago-Ji Temple
03:53 #2 Monjusen-Ji Temple
06:40 #3 Fuki-Ji Temple
09:00 #4 Tennen-Ji Temple
10:55 #5 Maki Odo
12:14 #6 Usa Jingu
14:42 #7 Hells of Beppu : Umi Jigoku
16:06 #8 Hells of Beppu : Chinoike Jigoku
17:18 #9 Inaba Residence
21:04 #10 Ohara-Tei Residence
23:14 #11 Kitsuki Castle
25:15 #12 Myoban Yu no Sato
27:09 #13 Tsuka No Ma Onsen
29:01 #14 Nakatsu Castle
30:37 #15 Kebesu Fire Festival
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The Homesick Diaries: Lockdown Stories From Malaysia
For Kylie, Melissa, Srikeit, and Vinicius, homesickness has been a constant challenge while living apart from their families amidst the global pandemic. As the repetitiveness of daily routine grew evermore dreary, they were also missing out on significant milestones in their loved ones’ lives. Soon, unexpected health issues began to crop up alongside exacerbated anxiety levels.
Fortunately, local healthcare services fixed them up in no time. With the reassurance that their healths are well taken care of, they share an appreciation for their home for the time being—Malaysia.
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