However, Yamato, the main nation in Japan, is not a native of Japan. It is a nation composed of rope scholars and Yayoi people, and it is a nation composed of Japanese coastal residents and East Asian residents who originally lived in Northeast Asia.
So, where is the birthplace of the Japanese?
Who are their ancestors?
There are many arguments about this issue, and there are all kinds of voices.
Some of them think that the ancestors of the Japanese came from China, and they have the blood of China.
Even Japan's own expert, an anthropology professor, thinks that the Japanese originated in China.
1979, Kenzaburo Birishi, emeritus professor of anthropology in osaka kyoiku university, Japan, first published a new theory that "the birthplace of Japanese is in Yunnan Province, China".
Since experts can say so, they naturally have their own reasons and reasons.
Saburo came to this conclusion naturally through his own research and discovery.
He visited the ethnic minorities in the mountainous areas of Thailand from Yunnan and found an interesting phenomenon: all babies have birthmarks on their buttocks.
Therefore, Toyota Kensaburo stressed: "Physically, the birthmark of the Japanese is Yunnan, which is circumstantial evidence that this area is the birthplace of the Japanese."
Later, more experts and scholars studied the origin of the Japanese through this conclusion.
In many accounts, they believe that the origin of Japanese people is Yi, Hani and Dai in Yunnan.
There is a basis behind almost every statement, that is, the public says that it is fair and the old woman says that it is reasonable.
Speaking of which, it is estimated that some people will be curious. Yunnan is on the border of China, which is far from Japan. Why did the Japanese originate in Yunnan?
Unofficial history jun want to want to go, this may be related to chui fook.
As we all know, in the Qin Dynasty, Qin Shihuang asked Chui Fu to take 3,000 boys and girls to find immortals in Xianshan in order to live forever.
However, Xu Fu is gone forever and disappeared in the long river of history.
Later, some people said that Xu Fu actually went to Japan and settled in Japan.
He didn't find the so-called elixir of life, so he didn't dare to go back to Qin, so he led the boys and girls who followed him to settle in Japan.
As it happens, these 3000 boys and girls are almost all from Yunnan.
Before choosing boys and girls, Qin Shihuang just fought in the southwest and conquered the ethnic minorities in the southwest, so he ordered these tribes to give them to 3 thousand boys and girls.
So Chui Fu went to Japan with these 3,000 boys and girls and the imperial edict of Qin Shihuang.
So many Japanese people shed blood in Yunnan and China.
Well, for this conclusion, I think Yunnan people are probably in distress situation. ......
If you are from Yunnan, what do you think of the Japanese as your descendants?