Orthodox Han Chinese are single eyelids? Do you know where those eyelids originate?

Yes, there is no double eyelid person in the Terracotta Army, they are all single eyelid Danfeng eyes, double eyelids originated in Europe and West Asia, as well as some ethnic minorities in our country.

In the previous sharing, I mentioned to you the three major marks on the descendants of Yan and Huang, one of which is the medial canthal fold, which some people say is similar to the eyes of the terracotta warriors, or it is directly called a single eyelid. So why is it that many people in our country have big eyes now? Chinese History Ethnicity Appearance Han Chinese.

It is a single eyelid, and the origin of the double eyelid is derived from the Hui Xinjiang Uyghur people, these ethnic minorities.

Single eyelids and double eyelids are not set in stone. Parents with double eyelids will also have offspring with single eyelids, and parents with single eyelids will also have children with double eyelids.

Take my family as an example: my great-grandmother had a single eyelid, my grandmother had a single eyelid, my father's brothers and sisters had double eyelids. My second uncle and his wife both have double eyelids, their eldest daughter has double eyelids, and the younger daughter has single eyelids.

And, what is orthodoxy?

In this land of China, there were many tribes in the beginning, and with the increase of population and the development of civilization, these tribes began to slowly merge. This integration was not until the emergence of the Qin and Han dynasties, and the people of this land were collectively called one nation. Since it is a general term, there are differences in body surface due to different origins.

It is not known whether this difference is due to the difference between single and double eyelids. Moreover, it cannot be concluded that because the Xianbei, Khitan and other ethnic groups are integrated into the Han people, people with double eyelids are not pure Han people. There were only a few people in those ethnic groups combined, and how many Han people were at that time?

Moreover, those who integrated into the Han Chinese basically lived in the north. But the Han people in Liangguang are also based on double eyelids.

In addition, the ancients sought less realism in their paintings, and no matter which dynasty the male and female images in the ancient paintings, they were all single eyelids for the convenience of painting. Could it be that those ancients all had non-Chinese ancestry?

Everything in antiquity is based on archaeological evidence. Can anyone elaborate on which historian has said that they have examined the problem of single and double eyelids?

Therefore, Qingfeng's conclusion is that single and double eyelids are not a standard, they are just the brains of boring people.

At that time, the area under the control of the Qin Dynasty was the area where we are now located in the northwest. At that time, the common people who lived there were East Asian Mongols. At that time, there were no other foreigners who intermarried with them, so they were of a single race, and their physiological structure was a single eyelid, which was called Mongolian folds at that time.

Ethnicity of this trait is commonly found in what is now East and Southeast Asian peoples.

It should be that although the traditional Han people have single eyelids, their eyes are very large! I traveled to Shandong a few years ago, and they are also Han Chinese, but I found that they are all single-eyelid and big-eyed, especially the Tai'an people who live at the foot of Mount Tai, and there are only a few "Hui devils" in Shandong

It's a double eyelid, I don't know if it's the reason why Koreans have small eyes with single eyelids, which causes Koreans who cross the Yellow Sea to be affected by water in their eyes, and their eyes become bigger and brighter, but their eyelids are not affected, so they slowly evolved into Shandong people...

Because most Han people have single eyelids, generally Han people only marry Han people, and their genes also determine that the offspring are single eyelids, so there is such a statement.

The aesthetics of the ancients are different from now, just like the Tang Dynasty liked to be fat, the ancients had a single eyelid, but the Khan itself had a lot of double eyelids, and now it is said that the Han people are single eyelids, and most of them are maliciously slandered by foreign countries, and then misrepresented by ignorant people.

According to the historical data and the model of the double eyelids of the portrait of the lady and the terracotta warriors and horses, there is no one, and it is judged to be an orthodox Han single eyelid.

It may be because the ancestors of the Han people basically had single eyelids, and there were rarely double eyelids, and then the portraits of the Han people left in ancient times were all single eyelids.

It's just a rumor that the Han people have both single and double eyelids.

Zhang Fei came over to kill you, Confucius was not convinced, he could only say that the proportion was large, the north and the Central Plains were dominated by single eyelids, and the southern and northwest ethnic minorities were all big-eyed and double-eyed.

What's orthodox or unorthodox, it's all earthly, just look good.

It's really true that the terracotta warriors and horses of Qin Shi Huang are all single eyelids.

This has not been scientifically proven.

The beauties in Cao Xueqin's Dream of Red Mansions all have the characteristics of red phoenix eyes, and it was not until the end of the Anti-Japanese War that China's aesthetic characteristics gradually changed. In fact, I personally think that both single eyelids and double eyelids have their own characteristics, each with its own beauty, and there is no need to change the original self in order to cater to other people's aesthetics. Of course, there will be no prejudice against some girls who want to change their appearance, modern society should be an inclusive and confident society, and at the same time a free society.

There is indeed such a saying, because it is generally believed that the Han people are the race, and the most traditional Han people have a single eyelid at the beginning, and later the fusion of various ethnic groups has a double eyelid.

No, according to some unearthed cultural relics, the proportion of double eyelids in the ancient Han people may be more than we imagined, and there are many double eyelid terracotta figurines in the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of Qin Shi Huang.

According to archaeological findings, this is indeed the case, and it can be seen from the pictures of ladies and terracotta warriors that the single eyelid is a manifestation of the pure blood of the Han people, but not all of them are like this, and there are also some pure blood of the Han people who have double eyelids.

I don't know if you have found an interesting phenomenon. The beauties in ancient Chinese ladies' paintings are all single eyelids. Although the painters of the time would adjust the pose of the women a little, their preference for single eyelids did not change.

In fact, not only ancient painters liked single eyelids, but ancient people basically had single eyelids. Occasionally, one or two double eyelids appear, which still feel weird. Modern people can't help but ask:

Are Han Chinese all purebred single eyelids?

According to historical records, single eyelids are one of the characteristics of the Mongols. Because they have more fat above the upper eyelid, they form a fold to cover the upper eyelid. However, were the ancient Han Chinese "pure" race?

In fact, before the Qin and Han dynasties, the characteristics of the Han people can be seen from the unearthed terracotta warriors. The terracotta warriors have a wide face, a collapsed nose, and single eyelids, and are typical of Mongolians.

But after the Jin Dynasty moved eastward, the genes of the Han people were no longer as "pure" as those of the Qin and Han dynasties. After the Five Chaos of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, most of the ethnic minorities who invaded the Central Plains were assimilated by the Han Chinese, while the Han who took refuge in the south assimilated the indigenous peoples in the south. The long-term integration gradually changed from the distinctive characteristics of the Han and ethnic minorities at the beginning, to the chaos that followed.

I mixed various ethnic groups with you, and formed the Tang Dynasty, which was a multi-ethnic fusion.

It is evident from the murals and sculptures of the Tang Dynasty that Hu Zhongzhong had a large proportion of people with convex noses and sunken eyes, and all of them had double eyelids. But the double eyelids don't seem to appear in large numbers on the faces of Han Chinese. However, since most of these murals were unearthed in the north, which was the cultural center of China at that time, the Xiongnu, Xianbei and other nomadic peoples who were assimilated by the Han should not be greatly affected.

But by the Song Dynasty, China's cultural center shifted to the Yangtze River valley, and ethnic minorities in Southeast Asia gradually merged into the Han Chinese. At the same time, ethnic minorities such as the Khitans and Manchus who invaded northern China were assimilated by the Han Chinese. Since the unification of the whole country in the Yuan Dynasty, the integration of the Han people in the north has been nearly perfect, while the genetic structure of the Han people in the south is basically stereotyped, and double eyelids appear in large numbers among the Han people.

In fact, both single and double eyelids are the result of racial integration. Even the traditional single eyelid may have existed before the Qin and Han dynasties. In an unknown era, the genetic structure of the eyelids of the Han Chinese changed due to ethnic migration.

Living in a country with 56 ethnic groups, everyone should abandon the concept of race and live in unity and harmony, because everyone has a common name - Chinese.

It can't be said that Han people are all single eyelids. In the wars of all dynasties, there were exchanges with ethnic minorities and foreigners, and the Yuan Dynasty was ruled by the Mongols, and it is not very normal for a person to have double eyelids.

One is that the genetic fusion is born with double eyelids, and the other is artificial, that is, it is cosmetic and circumcised.

Whether it is the social aesthetics of the Tang Dynasty with fat and single eyelids as the beauty, or the social aesthetics of thinness and double eyelids as the beauty today, these all represent the social characteristics of each era, and we should all appreciate and look at them with a correct attitude. Even if the Chinese with double eyelids do not mean that their ancestors are ethnic minorities, we must maintain ethnic unity and promote ethnic harmony.

No, the ancient pure Chinese double eyelids also have a relatively large proportion, which can be proved in many archaeological discoveries, many cultural relics have double eyelid figures.

This statement is not accurate, double eyelids mostly exist in the Liangguang region, these areas also had Han nationality in ancient times, and many Han people with pure blood also have double eyelids, which cannot be generalized.

Therefore, in order to be able to have a pair of beautiful eyes, even at the expense of surgery, as everyone knows, let the Chinese nation be proud of the single eyelid, all the single eyelid people are considered to be the Han people of the Zhengshi pat, if the single eyelid is the orthodox Han people, then where does the double eyelid originate? , the Zhou Dynasty and the vassal states were called Zhuxia.

It may just be a legend, or it may be true, if it is true, then the person with double eyelids may be the one who intermarried with a foreign country at that time, and then gave birth to a child with double eyelids, so that after being passed down from generation to generation, there are many double eyelids.

Who told you that Han people have single eyelids?

There are so many Han people, Liu Bang unified the world, and they were all called Han people, so whether they were pure or not.

I don't know if your statement comes from, it seems that there has never been a saying that the Han people with pure blood are single eyelids, if there is, it is nonsense, please don't believe it.

Double eyelids are atavistic phenomena.