Difang Duana & Malan Chorus - Gaoshan Drinking Song 郭英男 - 老人饮酒歌

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This song is generally sung on Gaoshan's ritual ceremony for the harvest. Enigma used parts of this song in their music entitled "Return to Innocence", which was used to promote 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Most people thought that the chanting was from native Americans. But, this song was actually sung by an ethnic Gaoshan Chinese artist named Difang Duana (or GUO Yingnan 郭英男). Chinese media discovered this fact and then blamed Enigma for not giving any credit to Mr.Duana. Difang said, he hoped that those so-called "western music companies" could show respect to aboriginal singers that well deserved it. Gaoshan people's Emblem (and other Gaoshan images): http://sites.google.com/site/chn56ethnicities/Home/gaoshan This emblem was designed by an ethnic Gaoshan Chinese designer. According to legend in South Taiwan, the Paiwan people (a subgroup of ethnic Gaoshan Chinese) are descendants of the sun. One day, the God of Sun sent his son, who was in a shape of egg and was protected by a One-Hundred-Step Snake, to the mountained area of South Taiwan (Note: "One-Hundred-Step Snake" in Chinese means that when one is bited by this snake, then he cannot walk a hundred steps alive). Later men and women were born from the egg. They were ancestors of the Paiwan people. The Paiwan people use many ways to worship the One-Hundred-Step Snake, which protected their ancestors. Enigma - Return to Innocence http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-JpJjsHgYHA&feature=related Difang Duana: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuo_Ying-nan 郭英男、马兰吟唱队 - 老人饮酒歌郭英男、馬蘭吟唱隊 - 老人飲酒歌
ﾀｸﾞ: Gaoshan 高山族郭英男马兰吟唱队 Kuo Guo Yingnan Toast 老人饮酒歌 Greatest Chinese Folk Song China World Music 民族民间 Ethnic Ethnicity Drinking
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