Where do the Germans come from?

Germans are distributed in Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Britain, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg.

Tacitus, a Roman historian, described "Germanic" as a relatively new name in his Chronicle of Germanic. He believes that only ancient children's singers can be called Germans, and many small tribal peoples have been called Germans after national integration, but they are not pure Germans.

Germanic characteristics:

Physically, Germans have a pair of sharp blue eyes, blond hair and a huge body. The ancient Germans had long hair and no clothes. Although some tribal people wear clothes, they are just a robe, made of animal skin and hung with hooks in front and back. However, people think that nudity is much more convenient than wearing robes. Naked people surround the fire all day to keep warm.