It’s incredible that Hmong people’s splendid attires are totally hand-made. 🤩🤩 From Scrunching, beating, straightening, twisting, spinning, drying, … to waxing and coloring, everything is done manually.The beautiful fabrics are made from hemp and reserved for making clothing worn in festivals or special occasions like New Year and wedding. This film was shot by “Peek in motion” team at the Linen Co-operative in Lũng Tám Village, Hà Giang which was created by Vàng Thị Mai (one of the 50 most in

The Hmong - who’d allied with US military during their secret war in Laos - faced brutal treatment after the war. Consequently, more than half of the Hmong people left Laos, led by General Vang Pao. They received refugee status for their sacrifices, resettling from temporary camps in Thailand to cities scattered across the USA. Today, there are around 370,000 Hmong Americans. Thanks to Bee Vang for the initial inspiration for this reel. In his one man show - Your Movie Guide to Life - he shares