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I wish to have a child like Arian, loving and hardworking. He is a great man in the making.

9 yr old Arian is very hardworking!!! KEEP GOING ARIAN!

The last scene of him walking back was hilarious. You can just visibly feel him thinking "maaan, this is some bullshit." 😂😂

Serious respect to mom there. That meal looked fantastic.

Arian and his family are absolutely adorable to watch and I love how they turn a job into a family adventure and have fun :)))

I always look forward to watching videos of Arian and his family 🥺 these videos are wholesome

This is National Geographic quality filming and editing.

My favorite part is where they find the biggest tree to give an offering. I love that stuff, the symbiotic relationship with nature.

Just to say for those who aren't aware: 5:10. That is pretty much perfect technique for splitting logs with a two handed axe. Obviously he'd get on better with a smaller log, or a bigger axe (which will have to wait until he grows up) but he's nailed the skill. Clearly extremely well taught!

I'm an American. My lifestyle consists of buying food, having plentiful drinking water, electricity, heat and air conditioning on demand. Screen time, gaming, and being relatively sedentary. The largest problems I face, and the majority of the people living in the United States face, are considered slight inconveniences to people living this type of lifestyle. In all honesty, this kind of simplicity in life is something I envy. From the constant bombardment of modern day politics, to people hating each other just for existing, and everything in between, watching this makes me jealous of the Yakut lifestyle. Simple, Wholesome, Surrounded by friends and family, and everyone gets along. It's places in the world like this that restore my faith in humanity. I come from a country that's "Devoted to freedom", when in reality, what we see here is true freedom. Being self reliant, purpose driven, hard working and family focused are values we have lost in the modern world. Arian and his family truly know what it means to live free and prosper. God bless all of you, and thank you to Kiun for delivering such an eye opening docu-series into the daily lives of these people, who have so much more in life than just material things. God bless you, Yakut residents. Love from the United States.

Life in Yakutia feels like a fairytale... Knowing every villagers, Devoting nature, hunting, fishing, helping eachother...so peaceful and calm place✨☺️☺️

I found myself saying "I love this family" out loud. Their smiles are so genuine. I smile when I see them smile. I hope they really didnt make Yarik walk all the way after such a hard day! In every culture, the older brother always wins. LOL

I'm impressed by the level of photography and filming Kiun is showing. Each new video is better than the last one. You are truly an awesome filmaker.

Really like how a serious and essential task is made into a fun family day out. This video also answered some questions I've always wanted to ask. :D

Love how Arians confidence in front of the camera has grown and grown great work Arian!!

It's so great seeing people living in such harsh environment and still being so positive and hardworking! It's a great lesson to us, and I feel very lucky learning this from them❤️❤️❤️

My favorite kid, ARIAN! Love from 🇰🇷

Bring some more episodes of arian ! He is very intelligent and hard working kid ,he never says no to his father always help his loving ones and his mom also loves him a lot God bless arian’s family!

it really feels good knowing that they can just let the woods be dry on that place knowing that it will be safe there

Honestly I don't mind following Arian's life up until adulthood, his family is perfect