Are China and Koreans a nation? What about the Japanese?

Complicated! Koreans and China people had a heated argument about the positioning of Koguryo. However, to be sure, Koreans or Koreans and China people are not the same race. According to the tradition of China people, Ji Zi, a survivor of the Shang clan in the early Western Zhou Dynasty, led his troops to move eastward to the Korean peninsula. It is said that Zhou was enfeoffed and came back to pay tribute every ten years. However, there are no exact records and archaeological evidence in the local area. There is no mention of such a China legend in Korean history books today. They have their own legend-Dangen's founding said that he pushed his history forward long ago, almost like China. Of course, I'm afraid only a 3-year-old child believes this Dan roll. It's a myth. In my opinion, today's Korean people are a mixture of ancestors who have lived on the Korean peninsula since ancient times and people of various ethnic groups nearby, including ancestors and ethnic minorities in northeast China in ancient times. Ji Zi's eastward movement is just a statement that the ancient people of China migrated to the peninsula. Ancient Arabs and West Asians immigrated to China to form the Hui nationality. Can we say that China and Arabs are one race? ! (Of course, this metaphor is not appropriate. )

As for the origin of the Japanese, they are descendants of "China people", which is wishful thinking. Ancient China people were like chauvinism. I went out to build a small country around them. What kind of statement is this? My grandfather is almost 90, and he still insists that Koreans are the grandchildren of China people, and so are Japanese people, because they are descendants of Xu Fu. In fact, this is just a way of saying that China ancient people moved to Japan. I asked about the origin of Japan:/question/205247.html.

Well, how do you say that China is a "big man nation" upstairs? ! Pay attention to this!