Is it really Columbus who was the first to discover North America?

All the books say that it was Columbus who discovered the New World of America. In fact. From the research of a large amount of historical data, we have recently come to a conclusion that shocks the world: the first person to discover the New World in America was not Columbus, but the Chinese Zheng He.

A large number of relics and relics such as ancient coins, stone carvings, sun stones, and Moyan murals left by the ancient Chinese have been found in Peru, Mexico, New Mexico, North America, and the coast of the United States. The same is true in China. Discovered 4,000-year-old American peanuts and grains that were carbonized. Examples of these relics are: In 1865, a silver nude goddess statue was unearthed in the Xiyu Cave in northern Peru. The photo of this artifact was first published by an American historian in 1948, with the three Chinese characters for "Wudang Mountain" engraved on it.

Among the ancient steles, ancient coins and stone carvings unearthed, the stone basin excavated in Mexico is the most valuable. There is a clay figure in the stone basin, and the appearance and clothing are all Chinese. In addition, there are the "Tai Stele" unearthed in Peru, ancient coins from the Wang Mang period unearthed in Ecuador, and a stone stele engraved with the Chinese character "Sakimoor" unearthed in Bolivia.

Zheng He led his fleets on seven sea voyages from 1405 to 1433, which lasted 28 years and visited more than 30 countries in Asia, Africa, Australia, North and South America, etc. Not only did he stay in these regions and countries Many ruins were discovered and many immigration bases were established.

During each of his voyages, Zheng He drew detailed maps and charts of the places he visited. When Columbus reached America on his voyage, he used maps drawn by the Chinese. The maps are extremely accurate, with an accuracy of around 23 miles. "Drawing a map of the world requires hundreds of ships to sail millions of square kilometers, so only the Chinese have such fleets and capabilities." Before Columbus arrived in the Americas, there were many Chinese immigration points scattered across the Americas, such as Etem in Peru. Almost all the people living in the two villages of Monsev and Monsev are Chinese, and they all speak Chinese. The Chinese developed at least 6 immigration settlements in the Americas, some with more than 10,000 immigrants. Columbus also discovered that there were a large number of Chinese words in the language of the local residents. When Magellan arrived at the Spice Island, he found that the Chinese were trading pottery for spices and pepper with the people there.

The above information shows that Zheng He was the first to discover North America. It should be said that Zheng He is the pride of the Chinese nation.