Japanese were china immigrants?
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I seriously think what wiki stated might be true. Afterall, if they adopt the writing before the language, chance are, you will be reading Zhuan ti (the writings you see on stone carvings, tripod and seals before theQin Dynasty) rather than the present Fan Ti zi (the word that Taiwan is using now)Originally posted by Trump_Card:wikipedia may not be right too bro...its source are contributed by ordinary ppl like me and u ...I can even contribute' singapore is a state of china oso lor'...
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aiya... dunno la... stop my research liao...maybe its so well concealed till we cant come to a conclusionOriginally posted by Hogzilla:I seriously think what wiki stated might be true. Afterall, if they adopt the writing before the language, chance are, you will be reading Zhuan ti (the writings you see on stone carvings, tripod and seals before theQin Dynasty) rather than the present Fan Ti zi (the word that Taiwan is using now)
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One more thing I must mention.
It's sort of like olds, but I must mention.
There is an exodus of Chinese culture during the Tang Dynasty, one of the destination is Japan. Their building, writing, religions and lots of aspexct in life were influence by this. Since Korea's writing was influenced by it, I can't see the possiblity why Japan managed to stay indifferent (did I use the correct word?). -
Wow, v. interesting read.
I still believe 75%-80% of Japanese were Chinese immigrants. The 25%-20% are the original Natives or the aboriginals. They still follow most of the Native customs like wearing loin cloths during ceremonial rituals.
Last week, I watched a Taiwanese travel show about Hakkaido on Ch U. They featured a small Native village residing in somewhere in Hakkaido. The village men actually look European.
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I think u r refering to the emishi, if not mistaken they r natives in the northern part of Honshu, later being defeated by the Yamato people, they moved to Hakkaido. (hvn't finish reading)Originally posted by Chuichi Koshiramaru:Wow, v. interesting read.
I still believe 75%-80% of Japanese were Chinese immigrants. The 25%-20% are the original Natives or the aboriginals. They still follow most of the Native customs like wearing loin cloths during ceremonial rituals.
Last week, I watched a Taiwanese travel show about Hakkaido on Ch U. They featured a small Native village residing in somewhere in Hakkaido. The village men actually look European.
http://www.emishi-ezo.net/index.html
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Its not that straight forward lah, I dun think any Japanese would dispute that part of their descent can be traced to mainland chinese, but that is only part of their lineage.. also got indigenous peoples, polynesian, korean and even russian etc. In fact this inter-mixing goes both ways, cos racial purity is just a convenient myth.. to begin with, even Han chinese are far from pure.
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We all originate from africa then branch out and branch out again... so whats so surprising ? -
No. This is actually disputed.Originally posted by DriftingGuy:We all originate from africa then branch out and branch out again... so whats so surprising ?
Read up on homo erectus. Palaentologist disputes that yellow skin people is actually from a species called Homo Erectus. Different from Homo Sapiens.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homo_erectus
Besides, the Chinese-Japanese linkage evolution is about 2-3k years ago...talking about apes walking out of Africa is 5million years ago. This comparision is too distant liao.
Like that u meant as well say we all are tadpoles, that evolve into fish, amphipians, mammals, monkeys then finally human, which takes 5billion years.