Family Portrait 全家福

Found a quite nice meaningful Chinese New Year short film on Youtube, titled "Family Portrait 全家福" by James Lee, I thought of sharing it here:

This short film begins with a boy holding an old photo album, wondering who are those people in those old photographs. He then turn to his older brother, sister and parents to ask who are those people. However, none of them really care what he actually asks,  they only concentrate on what they are doing that time, being busy. When he finally ask his grandmother, she properly answered him cheerfully as though she is living those  past life. 

When it reached to the final quarter of the video, surprisingly for me, it turned into a comedic part, the grandmother scolded everyone of the table not to play with their smartphones while having their dinner. However, it turn out that it was her own phone received a notification on her game. !?!WHAT?!??!! and she asked everyone to help in her game. It's hilarious when the mother ask: "Shouldn't we only play it after dinner?" and the grandmother shouted literally: "Of course not!!!". Haha...

The final message which this short film wish to deliver is pretty meaningful. I would certainly support it. 

I believe the most precious moments in life can't be captured by photographs.

We must remember to live the moments as they happen. 

What's The Most Dangerous Place on Earth?

Here's another random science video Youtube channel, called Vsauce, hosted by Michael where he talks about random scientific facts or trivia. He often links each and other facts he talks about, with the direct connection or indirectly, causing it to be a little funny of the way he talks. I'm not really sure how to describe it well, but it definately is one of the Youtube channel to be watch. Here's the video link below.

This video titled "What's The Most Dangerous Place on Earth?", he talks a little on facts of locations on Earth which is dangerous to human, pathogenic bacteria or virus which cause high death toll and other related   facts. 

It's a pretty good channel, so tell me if you've watch it too, and like what Vsauce always says: "Thanks for watching".

Another Youtube Channel share: Myish

So, there was a Youtube Channel called Myish, which talks about western pop music and celebrities. Uploaded today was a segment hosted by Michael Buckley, The ISH-List titled "K-Pop, J-Pop, & UK-Pop: 7 Songs You should Know from around The Globe". I'm not particularly very interested in their video but I find this segment and the host is some kind of hilarious on his way of hosting. Well, that's not today's topic. 

The video shown today was listing 7 songs recommended by Myish from around the world supposely... It showed songs from Japan, English, Scotland, Sweden,  Latin, Malaysia and South Korea artists. 

Frankly, it surprised me that Malaysia actually made it on the list since not many foreign knows about Malaysian music. On the second place of the list was Yuna, who I actually knows almost nothing about her. While Malaysia might be famous for our little few famous Chinese singers in Chinese populated countries like China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Singapore, but there might not be many who know about  Malaysia's Malay singers who actually have talents. It just shocked me. I maybe a little bit of childish, but yes, I can hardly say foreigner know Malaysian Music, except countries named above. 

[Note: I don't listen to Malay or Indian Music, so I don't actually know their influence range of country. So, pardon me for little racist.]

Well, I don't have much to say, just want to share it out, in case there are people who are listening. Goodnight.

Earth is round: 10 Reasons

Okay, this will be the first science video shared on my blog. It is published by MinutePhysics on Youtube. This channel provides science physics videos, which allow people to learn physics easily and more understandable. Just published today was a video called "Top 10 Reasons Why We Know the Earth is Round", in which the channel shows scientific and sensible reasons showing "Earth is Round", which I would consider a sort of leisure science.

I would like to point out that how many people actually realize or could connect everything we saw daily to be linked? We knew what was happening or how something could happen, but most of the time, we just don't link them together, silly us... haha... Well, I hope those who watching enjoys the video, Goodnight!