You talking about simple versus complex chinese?
Also do Taiwanese, Koreans, Japs and other non chinese originate from China or did the Taiwanese (Abos) and Inu Japs migrate out of the pacific?
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There are three broad classes of people in Taiwan.
1) First are the Taiwanese aboriginals, who are the ancestors of the Filipinos, Indonesians, Malays, and most Polynesian people. They were the first to settle Taiwan. Roughly 1-2% of the population.
2) Second are the "native" Han Chinese, who are mostly Hans who migrated from Fujian and speak a Min Nan dialect called "Taiwanese". They represent the vast majority of Taiwanese people.
3) third are the Waishengren, or "foreign province people". These are Han Chinese from all across China (really, literally almost every province) who migrated to Taiwan when Chiang Kai Shek and the Kuomintang lost to Map and the communists in 1949. They're roughly 10% of the population.
You have to remember that the official name of Taiwan is the "Republic of China", and the Taiwanese government claims ownership over ALL of mainland China, including Mongolia, Tibet, and parts of Russia.
Basically the vast majority of Taiwanese are fugly except for category #3. Lots of hot models, singers, and actors are descended from these foreign province people. Which results in an extremely hilarious contrast.
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1) First are the Taiwanese aboriginals, who are the ancestors of the Filipinos, Indonesians, Malays, and most Polynesian people. They were the first to settle Taiwan. Roughly 1-2% of the population.
2) Second are the "native" Han Chinese, who are mostly Hans who migrated from Fujian and speak a Min Nan dialect called "Taiwanese". They represent the vast majority of Taiwanese people.
3) third are the Waishengren, or "foreign province people". These are Han Chinese from all across China (really, literally almost every province) who migrated to Taiwan when Chiang Kai Shek and the Kuomintang lost to Map and the communists in 1949. They're roughly 10% of the population.
You have to remember that the official name of Taiwan is the "Republic of China", and the Taiwanese government claims ownership over ALL of mainland China, including Mongolia, Tibet, and parts of Russia.
Basically the vast majority of Taiwanese are fugly except for category #3. Lots of hot models, singers, and actors are descended from these foreign province people. Which results in an extremely hilarious contrast.
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Japs are Koreans who migrated a couple thousand years ago and lost a few inches of height due to inbreeding. They mixed with the native Jomon people, which accounts for their unusual looks and their larger eyes.
Where did the Jomon people come from? Nobody knows, but archaeologists believe that 333s used to look like them (non slant eyes, hairy skin, etc.) before they evolved their current characteristics. They are genetically related to modern day east Asians.
In the far north of Hokkaido and northern Honshu (the two northern islands of Japan), the descendents of Jomon today are called "Ainu"... But there are barely a few hundred "pure" Ainu left today. The vast majority of them mixed with Japanese people and have lost their culture.
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Where did the Jomon people come from? Nobody knows, but archaeologists believe that 333s used to look like them (non slant eyes, hairy skin, etc.) before they evolved their current characteristics. They are genetically related to modern day east Asians.
In the far north of Hokkaido and northern Honshu (the two northern islands of Japan), the descendents of Jomon today are called "Ainu"... But there are barely a few hundred "pure" Ainu left today. The vast majority of them mixed with Japanese people and have lost their culture.
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How would archaeologists know what these pre-slanty eyed asian looked like?
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Correlations between soft tissue features and cranial features.
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Vutulaki-san
I seem to remember the jomon were considered superior fighters. Might be wrong though. What are your thoughts on bodhidharma?
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Som-Pong wrote:I seem to remember the jomon were considered superior fighters. Might be wrong though. What are your thoughts on bodhidharma?
His followers would one day flay around aimlessly under the guise of replicating animal fighting movements.
In all honesty it appears that very little is known about him. I think we know more about the founders of Jap Buddhism the one they chant "Oh tokoroko ko" or some shit.
I shall ask my previous incarnation tonight when I hit dreamtime. Have you checked out jiboob? Now I want to fuck a girl while she's wearing hijab.
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