I want to know about Ribery and Joo

Franck Franck Ribery is at the heart of the French team, winger and wing-back....Zhu Yunwen is Zhu Yuanzhang's grandson, Emperor Jianwen....

It should be possible to see that Ribery does not look like a liar I don't think he is a license fake news to deceive the fans Here are the reasons given by the special staff It is said that one of Ribery's ancestors was seized the throne by his relatives shortly after becoming emperor, and fled to Persia and later to France. Ribery's home still preserves some unknown Chinese artifacts, like the utensils of ancient Chinese imperial palaces. Ribery's ancestors left behind a phrase that future generations will remember – our homeland is in the far east.

Some of the customs preserved in the Ribery family are almost identical to Chinese folklore.

Lao Liang Story Collection: Is French star Ribery a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang?

In an interview with Germany, Bayern's new midfield core broke out a shocking surprise. Ribery revealed that he might be of Chinese descent and said that his family had always passed the story of his ancestors who had been monks and beggars. At first, Ribery didn't believe much about it.

Recently, however, when one of Ribery's cousins was researching Chinese history, he was shocked to find that the legend passed down from the family was very similar to that of Zhu Yunwen, the grandson of Zhu Yuanzhang, the Taizu of the Ming Dynasty.

It is said that one of Ribery's ancestors fled to Persia shortly after becoming emperor and later to France. Ribery's home still contains some unknown Chinese artifacts, and they look very much like the objects of the ancient Chinese imperial palace. Ribery's ancestors left behind a message that future generations should remember – our homeland is in the far east.

Some of the folklore preserved in the Ribery family is almost identical to Chinese folklore.

Franck Ribéry (born 7 April 1983 in Boulogne-sur-Mer, France) is a French footballer who plays as a winger and midfielder for FC Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga.

Franck Ribery's football career began in the lower divisions of France. In 2004, Ribery moved to FC Metz in Ligue 1 on a free transfer, and then played for Galatasaray in the Turkish Super League and Marseille in Ligue 1. In 2007, Ribery moved to Bayern Munich in the Bundesliga for 25 million euros.

In 2013, Ribery helped Bayern Munich crown the treble and was voted UEFA European Player of the Year.

This question is asked quite well, and they all say that the Japanese are the grandsons of China!! It is also possible that Ribery is a descendant of Zhu Yuanzhang! ~！

It is said that Zhu Yunwen fled to France ......

But it's said that after all, it's a legend, and the legend is not very credible, so let's have fun.

It may be that Emperor Jianwen fled to France, but "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" written by Mingyue mentioned that Emperor Jianwen was actually still in China, and Zhu Di searched for 20 years at that time, and finally learned that Emperor Jianwen was still there when he was about to die. So this matter is basically a rumor.

Even if there is one thousandth of Chinese ancestry, it can't change the level of the national football team.

Not necessarily! "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" does not say that it must be in China, it is just the author's speculation. No one knows where Emperor Jianwen wen, now.

Professor Mao Peiqi also said that Ribery has no Chinese ancestry in the end, so it is better to keep it in suspense. He still holds the lute and half-covers his face

According to the football magazine, it is said that it is based on the legend that the descendants of the Jianwen Emperor Zhu Yunwen went into exile overseas and multiplied by foreigners, but this is just a legend and lacks a correct historical basis.

I heard that Emperor Jianwen ran to Yunnan after becoming a monk, and was found when Zhu Di's great-grandson Yingzong Zhu Qizhen was the emperor, and was sent to the capital.

Some people say that he committed suicide, some people say that he went to Nanyang, so Zhu Di used the excuse of Zheng He to go to Nanyang to find his whereabouts in the surrounding area, but to no avail, I personally think that he did not go far, just in Daming, looking at what the country was taken away by his uncle.

According to the author of "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" inferred from the official history, he lived in seclusion and didn't want to fight for the throne, so Zhu Di was relieved, and Zhu Di sent two people to find him in the middle of the period, all the way to Zheng He.

It is generally believed that he fled to the southwest and cut his hair to become a monk. When Zhu Yuanzhang was transferred to the north to conquer the south, many of Zhu Yuanzhang's old troops came to the southwest, and it is more likely that Emperor Jianwen went to these places. Later, many "Nanjingers" fled to the southwest.

Missing. It is said that Zheng He has been looking for Emperor Hui when he went to the West. He is generally believed to have been a monk.

Zhu Di sent two people to find it, there were two theories at that time, one said that Zhu Yunwen had fled overseas, and the other said that he had become a monk in the private world, so Zhu Di sent Zheng He to the West, in addition to promoting national prestige, a secret mission was to find Zhu Yunwen; The other person was Hu Hui, who was secretly searched for in China by the emperor's secret mission, and is said to have had a secret talk with Hu Hu before Zhu Di's death. Specific 2, you can take a look at Mingyue's "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty" that year