Why do Finns have Mongolian ancestry? They are blond, too.

After the slave Mongolian feudal empire was destroyed by the Han Dynasty, they migrated to the central, southern and western parts of the Mongolian Plateau, and thus left their own blood in Finland.

According to historical records, the ancestors of Finns were Xianbei Mongols. In the 4th century AD, some Xianbei Mongolians migrated to Europe for nomadism. Later, in today's Finland, the Finnish nation was established.

Xianbei in the ancient East originated in Xing 'anling area in the eastern part of Mongolian Plateau, and was originally a subordinate department presented by King Hunuzuo. It is an inseparable part of Hunu Mongolia. In a civil war, the East was defeated by Maodun and fled to the Liaohe River Basin on the Bohai Sea. Known as Xianbei in the East.

The original distribution area of Tuoba Xianbei Mongols is in the Ergon Valley in the upper reaches of Heilongjiang. When the Hunu Mongolian feudal empire was destroyed by the Han Dynasty, they migrated to the central, southern and western parts of the Mongolian Plateau. The Hunu adherents who stayed from all over the country merged with these Xianbei people, so there was a distinction between orthodoxy and unorthodox, and the name "Tuoba Xianbei" came out.

Xianbei Mongolia, which moved westward in the 4th century A.D., passed through the Kulun River and Nanhe River in central Mongolia and reached Altai region. At the end of 4th century, he lived in Urals, West Siberia and East Volga River, mainly engaged in animal husbandry, hunting and fishing. During the great national migration, Xianbei people gradually moved westward. After many twists and turns, some Xianbei people moved to present-day Belarus, known as present-day Finnish Ugric people.

Finland's main cultural heritage is the heroic epic Karewala. The epic Karewala is the main cultural heritage that Xianbei Mongols brought to Europe, and its discovery proves that Finns are the main basis for Xianbei Mongols' descendants.

In Europe and ancient Greece, there were few epics except Iliad and Odyssey. In particular, there are no epics in the Nordic countries, only Finland has an epic, which is the epic Karewala of Xianbei Mongolia. Xianbei epic

Karewala was produced in a few years BC. It is a masterpiece of the same era, and it is not much different from the Mongolian epic Jianger. Finland has a long history and cultural tradition, and there are many folk oral creations, including folk stories, myths, riddles and lyric songs, especially short eight-syllable rhyming poems and folk songs.

There are also many rock wall cultures in Finland, such as Vitelsk rock paintings in the west of Helsinki, Yus Arvey Lake rock paintings and Astuwan Salmi rock paintings. These rock painting cultures belong to the same type as those in the Mongolian Plateau. This is also related to the cultural history of Xianbei Finns and belongs to Xianbei Mongolian culture.

Finland is a Mongolian-speaking country established by Mongols in Europe, and Finns are Xianbei Mongols.

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The origin of Finns and China people;

In genetics, it is found that 10% of a typical Finnish gene is shared by Siberia and East Asians, and other genes are shared by typical Europeans. This 10% gene is not only held by Finns, but also by Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and even Russians. It is said that this is because 12000-

Finns are not the only group with Asian genes, even British people, such as Diana Riggs and Timothy West. No nation is pure, and the ancestors of Europeans all came from somewhere in Asia.

Finns not only look like China people, but also their language has nothing to do with Indo-European family, which is closer to the language of China people.

According to several anthropologists, Finns originated in central and western Siberia. As for language, Finnish is a part of Uralic language family. According to anthropological research, their ancestors came from Asia and later mixed with Caucasians. In eastern Finland and Lapland, Finns have dark hair and look like China people. Some Finns share the characteristics of the East and Europe and America.

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