Chinese and Korean ancestors, the ancestors of Korea are China

Americans are British immigrants, are Americans the ancestors of the British, and the whole world will die of laughter!!

Moreover, the stick belongs to the Altaic language family, and the Chinese belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family, and the difference in the language family proves that the main ethnic groups of the two countries are different (I don't know if the example you said is true, or a legend, but if the Koreans are really the remnants of merchants, the Korean language should belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family, even if the pronunciation is completely different, the grammar must be the same), which proves that even if 5,000 people really arrived in Korea and established a dynasty, they were eventually assimilated by the natives, that is, the local people who use the Altaic language.

Korean scholars recently proposed that the ancestors of Koreans came from the Central Plains of China.

According to South Korea's "North Korea**" report, Kim Wook, a professor at the Department of Biology at Dankook University in South Korea, proposed on the 11th that the ancestors of Koreans were "farmers in the Central Plains of China", because from a genetic point of view, Koreans are close to the Han Chinese and Japanese. This new claim about the ancestry of Koreans overturns the claim that the most popular Korean ancestors in Korea came from Mongolia.

"We analyzed the mitochondrial DNA base sequences of 185 unrelated Koreans using the method of anthropological systematic classification, and the results showed that the base sequences of 4 out of 10 Koreans were similar to those of farmers in the Central Plains of China," said Professor Jin Xu. ”

Based on this result, Professor Jin Xu said, "The ancestors of our nation are farmers in the Central Plains of China, and genetically, Koreans are closer to the Han and Japanese in China than to the Mongols as they are now called. ”

Kim Wook also suggested that the fact that the base sequences of Koreans and Japanese were close suggests that the Yayoi people who settled in the Japanese archipelago 2,300 years ago most likely came from the Korean Peninsula. This statement is basically the same as that proposed in 2003 by Takao Inoue, a professor at the Faculty of Medicine of Toriquan University in Japan, who argued that "in the 5th and 4th centuries BC, the base sequences of the ancient (Yayoi period) Japanese were close to those of Koreans." At present, Korean academics generally believe that the ancestors of the Korean nation are the Mongols of northern Asia, which is the so-called "Northern Single Origin Theory".

The Shang Dynasty was of the Eastern Yi line, which belonged to the hybrid of O2 and O1, and the Western Zhou Dynasty was of the Qiangxia line, which belonged to the hybrid of O3 and O1. Koreans are a mixture of Dongyi and brown people, and their IQ is slightly lower than that of Shang and Zhou.

Koreans are not equal to Goguryeo, Goguryeo are O1 purebreds and are the most intelligent race, while Koreans carry quite a bit of brown blood.

The stick belongs to the Altaic language family, and the Chinese people belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family, and the difference in the language family proves that the main ethnic groups of the two countries are different (I don't know if the example you said is true, or a legend, but if the Koreans are really the remnants of merchants, the Korean language should belong to the Sino-Tibetan language family, even if the pronunciation is completely different, the grammar must be the same), which proves that even if 5,000 people really came to Korea and established a dynasty, they were eventually assimilated by the natives, that is, the local residents who used the Altaic language.

Koreans are beasts that are inferior to pigs and dogs!

The ancestors of the Korean people are not Chinese.

According to modern human genetics, the ancestors of Koreans came from East Asia and have nothing to do with the Chinese lead calendar. At the same time, Huai Daisou's analysis of ancient sites found no traces of Chinese or Chinese culture.

Therefore, it can be concluded that the ancestors of Koreans were not Chinese.

In part, according to the current Chinese historical records, the first state to be established on the Korean Peninsula was founded around 1100 B.C. by Jizi, the uncle (or possibly elder brother) of the Shang king, who was divided into Korea by King Wu of Zhou after the fall of the Shang dynasty.

The ancestors of South Korea are not China.

According to modern human genetics, the ancestors of Koreans are indeed not Chinese. The mainstream genes of the current Chinese are different from those of the Chinese, and most of their genes are O2D. In the analysis of ancient sites in our country, no such gene has been seen. And the Koreans in the Altai.

The genes are less than three percent, indicating that they are not Altai descendants either.

Topography of South Korea

South Korea is located on the Asian continent.

The northeastern part of the Korean Peninsula.

The southern half. It is surrounded by the sea on three sides: east, south and west. Mountains make up about two-thirds of the Korean peninsula and the terrain is diverse, with low mountains, hills and plains intertwined.

Low mountains and hills are mainly found in the central and eastern parts of the country, and are mostly below 500 meters above sea level. The Taibai Mountains run along the east coast and form the backbone of the southern terrain of the peninsula; It to the Yellow Sea.

Several parallel mountain ranges stretching out from the side form a low hilly area, including Taebaek Mountain Range, Gyeongsang Mountain Range, Xiaobai Mountain Range, etc., among which Seoraksan Mountain and Wutai Mountain.

and other peaks are known for their beautiful scenery.

The highest peak of the Xiaobai Mountain Range from northeast to southwest is Jirisan Mountain, with an altitude of 1,915 meters. Hallasan Mountain is located on Jeju Island.

The center, at 1,950 meters above sea level, is the highest peak in Korea. In ancient times, it was said that there were gods who lived on Mt. Halla, so in the past, Mt. Halla was called Mt. Yingju, and it was known as one of the three sacred mountains along with Mt. Geumgang and Mt. Jiris.

Some Koreans' ancestors came from China.

The Korean clan association is a unified association of a surname, and the clan family belongs to a branch or collateral of the surname. For example, people with the same surname Jiang can be divided into Busan ginger, Gwangju ginger, and so on depending on their place of birth. The division of families in Korea is based on blood relations, and the eldest son is the main trunk continuation, and the eldest son of the younger brother will divide into another continuation, so most families are constantly spreading and there are more and more branches.

Korean surnames are heavily influenced by Chinese culture. According to historical records, the first to enter the Korean Peninsula was the royal family Jizi in the last years of the Yin Dynasty, who led 5,000 people to settle on the Korean Peninsula and established the Kei Joseon regime. Since then, people have moved in from China, including some famous families, such as the descendants of Confucius, Yue Fei and Wen Tianxiang.