What are the unique physical or physiological characteristics of Han people?

Archaeologists and anthropologists have found that there are three unique physiological imprints on the descendants of Yan and Huang that distinguish them from other peoples in the world.

One is the spade-shaped incisors. The two edges of the two middle incisors of the upper jaw are rolled into ridges, and the middle is low and concave, like a shovel. The vast majority of people in our country have this kind of incisors, while Caucasians have this kind of incisors, and blacks only have them.

The second is blue spots. Newborn babies often have pale gray or blue-gray patches in the caudal sacral region or other areas. Newborn babies in China, especially newborn babies in Northeast China, almost all have this characteristic, and they generally fade when they are one or two years old.

Neither Caucasian nor black newborn babies have this trait.

The third is the medial canthal fold. At the inner corner of the eye, the upper eyelid stretches down slightly, covering the tear mons and presenting a small skinfold, which was formerly known as the "Mongolian fold". Most people in our country have this kind of fold, but foreigners do not have it.

Anthropologists have judged that these three imprints were inherited from the ancestors of Yan and Huang, among which the shovel-shaped incisors can be traced back to the distant ancestors of the Paleolithic period.

The descendants of Yan Huang belong to the yellow race, with medium stature, pale yellow to brown complexion, black and straight hair, dark brown eyes, wide nose, flat face, not thick or thin lips, and sparse body hair, these characteristics constitute the appearance characteristics of the Chinese. However, there are still differences in the appearance and characteristics of people in the north and south of China, and they are generally bounded by the Yangtze River. The northerners north of the Yangtze River generally have narrower eye fissures and more upward slopes, which is commonly referred to as "Danfeng Eye"; The Mongolian fold is well developed, with a high and narrow nose, thin lips, a tall and wide face, a short and wide head, and a tall stature.

The southerners south of the Yangtze River generally have large eye splits, and their appearance appears round and large; Mongolian folds are not obvious, the nose is low and wide, the lips are thicker, the face is low and slightly narrower, the head is slightly longer but not wider, and the stature is shorter.

Said:"Liveliness", medically called"Mongolian spot".This is not the main characteristic of the Han Chinese, had"Mongolian spot"The race is found throughout East and Southeast Asia, especially the Mongols"Mongolian spot"It is the main physiological characteristic of their nation. Another physiological characteristic of the Han Chinese is the one who asks the question"Hua toe".

Hua toe"It is precisely the unique physiological characteristics of our Han nationality that other ethnic groups do not have. It's the only one we have.

The characteristics of the Han people are: straight and coarse hair, round cross-section, black hair color, yellow or yellowish brown complexion, almond eyes, the eyes are far apart, the eye color is black-brown, the base of the nose is low and flat, the cheekbones are more prominent, the face is flat, and there is less body hair and beard.

The Han nationality is the main ethnic group in China, and is the descendant of the Yellow Emperor and the Yandi tribe in ancient times, and the descendants of Yan and Huang. Whether it is in politics, military, philosophy, literature, historiography, art and many other aspects, or in the field of natural science, the Han nationality has created many brilliant achievements.

Characteristics: Generally speaking, curly hair, deep eye sockets, high eyebrow bones-low cheekbones, yellow-blue eyes, and hooked nose are all normal variations of the Han people.

For the most part, Han Chinese have dark brown hair, brown eyes, and light brown, and "black hair and yellow eyes" is a completely wrong description.

The main ancestry of the Han Chinese is that of the yellow race, and the facial features of the pure yellow people are as follows:

The brow bone is more prominent than the cheekbones, the eyes are large, the eyelids are large, the eye sockets are pronounced, the brown eyeballs are brown, the hair is dark brown, the face is narrow, and the bridge of the nose is medium.

The closest people to the pure yellow race are the white race (Northern European) and the Indians, followed by the dark white race (West Asia and North Africa).

Because the Han Chinese and most of the yellow ethnic groups absorbed a large number of Asian-Pacific brown and Asian dwarf black matrilineal ancestry when they arrived in East Asia, the appearance deviated from the original standard.

Among the modern yellow people, the proportion of Asian-Pacific brown people in Mongolians is relatively high, about 70%. Characteristics of this race:

The cheekbones are more prominent than the brow bones, the eye sockets are very shallow, the single eyelid is small, the eyes are dark brown or dark, the black curls are curly, the face is wide and flat, and the bridge of the nose is flat.

The Japanese have more dwarf black ancestry with the lower castes of India, which is characterized by:

The cheekbones and eyebrow bones are prominent, the eye sockets are deep, the eyes are small, the eyes are dark, the hair is black curls, the face is short, the nose is collapsed.

Most of the Indians also deviated from their original appearance as the East Asian yellow people because they absorbed a lot of brown blood.