Why do Fujian people look like half-blood?

Fujian people look like half-blood, probably because of their ancestry. Fujian is a province on the southeast coast, adjacent to Guangdong Province and Taiwan Province Province, with rich history and culture. This geographical feature makes the appearance characteristics of Fujian people have both the characteristics of local people and the influence of immigrants.

Half-blood refers to children born of two different races. In the history of China, especially in the Tang and Song Dynasties, Fujian once had immigrants from all directions, including Arabs, Indians and Filipinos. These migrants intermarry with the locals, forming a multicultural blend, which also makes Fujian people have different genes in bloodline.

In addition, there are many foreigners in Fujian, who are distributed all over the world and may marry local people, which further affects the appearance characteristics of Fujian people.

To sum up, Fujian people look like mixed blood, which may be related to the history of foreign population and multicultural integration.