Are there any countries in Asia whose ancestors are Chinese ancestors?

According to Chinese history and local historical data, the ancestors of the following countries are Chinese.

1. Vietnam.

Vietnam was an integral part of China’s territory before the Tang Dynasty. Its political system was that of China, and its nation was the Chinese-Han ethnic group. Vietnam's separatist regimes appeared during the great division of the country in the late Tang Dynasty. During the Song Dynasty, it was independence. Until now, it was only briefly recovered by China during the Ming Dynasty.

After independence, Vietnam regarded itself as the central government. It believed that the Song Dynasty in the north was the Northern Dynasty, and that it was the Southern Dynasty equal to the Song Dynasty, and both represented China.

Vietnam also aggressively invaded neighboring countries and forcibly Sinicized the occupied areas. The biggest achievement of sinicization was the annexation of the Champa state, which was half the size of Vietnam, and the complete sinicization of the Champa people, who mainly had Indian culture, into Vietnamese Han people.

2. North Korea/South Korea.

The earliest residents of the Korean Peninsula were political refugees headed by Jizi from the Shang Dynasty. There are 5,000 people. They created the earliest civilization in Korea. After that, Chinese people immigrated to the Korean Peninsula in large numbers. During the Han Dynasty, it became Chinese territory, but 400 years later, due to China's loss of large areas of northern territory, the Korean Peninsula lost its connection with the central government and gradually formed a number of small countries.

3, Japan.

The indigenous inhabitants of the Japanese archipelago are the Ezo people. From 10,000 years ago to the present, people have continuously immigrated to Japan from the mainland and become Japanese. These Japanese drove out the Ezo people. There are still some Ezo people living only in Hokkaido, the northernmost part of Japan, and near the Kuril Islands.

4, Thailand.

One-third of the people in Thailand are Chinese.

In addition, there are a large number of descendants of Chinese immigrants in Southeast Asia. In the Malay Peninsula, half of the people are Chinese, and in Kalimantan (the second largest island in the world), 1/4 of the people are Chinese. Chinese.