Is the ancestor of Japan China? Are Japanese ancestors Chinese?

When it comes to Japan, I can't help frowning, because after the invasion of China, the relations between the two countries have been in a delicate state. In fact, earlier times, Japan and China often clashed, so some people say that the ancestors of the Japanese cannot be Chinese, otherwise they will not always target China and compete with China. Some people say that the ancestors of the Japanese are Chinese, because there are too many similarities in culture and customs between the two countries.

During the Qin and Han dynasties, wolf smoke was everywhere, the war was pervasive, many places were devastated by war, the life of the common people was very miserable, and the homeless population was increasing. In order to escape the war, many people chose to leave their homes, and some even crossed the ocean to live a life of escape. Some of them moved east to Japan and started a stable life in Japan, which was very satisfying to them.

And Xu Fu is one of them. Many people think that Xu Fu is the ancestor of the Japanese, which is not unreasonable.

We're looking at other aspects. In terms of writing and language, Japan is indeed pitiful, just as Japan is an "isolated island", lacking "neighbors", and it is not difficult for us to find that there are many words similar to our Hanzi, and some people even say that this is the evolution of China's radicals. Indeed, with the development of the times, many things are constantly being innovated, improved, and perfected, and cultural differences are naturally getting bigger and bigger.

In terms of clothing, it is not difficult to see that the Japanese uniform has the shadow of the clothing of the Tang Dynasty. Court costume from the Heian period (794-1185). The clothes worn by men are called "belts" and the "twelve-heavy clothes" worn by women are all imitations of the clothing of the Tang Dynasty.

The earliest records of Japan's history began during our Qin Dynasty, and there are many similarities with the Qin Dynasty in terms of cultural system.

After the war of aggression against China began, some Japanese soldiers went so far as to say: This is not aggression, but seeing that their ancestors are coming. What do you think about this?

Revealing whether the ancestors of the Japanese are Chinese or not, the truth has finally been solved.

The ancestors of the Japanese are not Chinese.

1.The islands of Japan have been inhabited since about the Neolithic period, and the earliest Japanese inhabitants were the Tungusic people who migrated from the northern continent, and from about the second half of the first millennium BC, Chinese and Korean people continued to migrate to Japan.

2.The main inhabitants of Japan are the Yamato people, and there are more than 25,000 Ainu people in Hokkaido, who belong to the East Asian type of race, speak Japanese, and the language family is undetermined, and most scholars believe that it belongs to an independent Japanese language family, and is greatly influenced by Chinese. With Tokyo dialect as the standard language, it is popularized throughout the country, and the belief is relatively widespread, and many religions are popular.

3.This dates back to the Qin Dynasty, when Qin Shi Huang's greatest wish was immortality after the annexation of the Six Kingdoms. In 219 BC, Xu Fu came to Qin Shi Huang and claimed that he could find the elixir of immortality, so Xu Fu and all the boys and girls traveled east to find the elixir of life for the first emperor.

But as we all know, Xu Fudongdu's itinerary has gone and there is no return. In fact, before Xu Fu went to Japan, there were already primitive inhabitants in Japan. However, after Xu Fu arrived in Japan, he would definitely have intermarriage with the local residents, so the ancestors of Japan were not entirely Chinese.

The DNA of the Japanese is indeed somewhat similar to that of the Chinese, but some of it comes from other Asian countries. In other words, although the ancestors of the Japanese are related to China, they are not pure Chinese descendants. The Japanese people living on the islands today are basically a new race that has been created by a mixture of many nationalities and countries.

Japanese Origins and History

King Yingzheng of Qin. After unifying the six countries, he proclaimed himself the first emperor.

and decreed that the descendants should be the second and third generations and come to eternity. Because of the existence of Fang Shi, he ordered Xu Fu.

The group led 300 boys and girls to Penglai Immortal Island to seek the elixir of immortality. Later, there is a legend that Xu Fu became the emperor himself after arriving on Penglai Island, and there is now Japan.

History of Japan: The Japanese Archipelago.

Humans first appeared 200,000 years ago; Then the first emperor, Emperor Jimmu, founded the state and ascended the throne in 660 BC; In 710, Emperor Motomei moved his capital to Heijokyo, and Japan entered the Nara period.

At the end of the 12th century, Japan began the shogunate period of more than 600 years, the Kamakura shogunate.

The Muromachi shogunate came to power one after another; In 2019, Japan promulgated the new era name "Reiwa", and Japan officially entered the Reiwa era.

Hiroshi Murayama, editor-in-chief of Japan's famous ** "Japan Economic News", announced the real answer, he said that the Japanese are not direct descendants of the Chinese, and he supports his views from many aspects of language, appearance, culture and even genes. And came to the astonishing conclusion that the ancestors of the Japanese came from all over Asia, belonging to the mixed race of various countries, and Japan has well preserved these sounds and cultures. Therefore, he believes that the Japanese are "hybrids" and not descendants of a certain country.

Scientists used the genetic characteristics of the Y chromosome present in DNA to verify, and in simple terms, as long as the Y chromosome is the same, then their ancestors are the same, and after using this method, it was found that the morphology of chromosomes in the genes of China and North Korea is biased towards "O-type", while most Japanese people are "D-shaped". The Jomon people had a "D-type" chromosome in their genes, and the Yayoi people's genes were presumed to be "O-type" chromosomes. Therefore, scientific research has proved that the Japanese are a mixed race.

Mitochondrial DNA analysis of mitochondrial DNA from humans and modern Japanese has also been used to reveal some genetic characteristics. There is a discontinuity in the mitochondrial DNA of the two, a finding that indirectly indicates that the Japanese had a genetic mutation in the Kofun period or before the Kofun period. Therefore, there is a combination of Jomon and Yayoi, but only one of them has a prominent gene.

It used to be said that Xu Fu of the Qin Dynasty brought 500 pairs of boys and girls to be the ancestors of the Japanese, but the Japanese did not recognize it.