Some people say that the Japanese moved from ancient China, right?

The aborigines in Japan are the so-called "Mao people", that is, the Ainu people now, and their primitive culture is called "rope pattern" culture.

Around the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period in China, some ethnic groups in the eastern coastal areas began to move eastward by sea, mainly in several batches: First, the Yue people in Jianghuai and Zhejiang today; One is the residents of Shandong Peninsula and Korean Peninsula.

They brought rice and bronze. Their culture is now called "Yayoi" culture. They assimilated and drove away the indigenous culture to a great extent.

This culture laid the foundation of the Japanese nation now.

Since then, due to the war in the Central Plains, there have been many migrations, such as the end of the Han Dynasty, the Sixteen Kingdoms, the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and the end of the Ming Dynasty. These people brought advanced culture to Japan and were called "ferrymen".

Now South Korea claims that the "spread of civilization" it brought is exaggerated, and all the literate people from the Korean peninsula at that time were Han Chinese, because China counties on the Korean peninsula were forced to move away because of the invasion of barbarians in the north.

At that time, the culture of Sanhan was not higher than that of Japan.

In addition, in history, people from the Northeast also crossed the sea to Japan?

-Yayoi culture is full of copper, completely imitating Chinese bronzes between Jianghuai in the Spring and Autumn Period.