Why do more and more Japanese people flock to China to confess their ancestors? Is there an answer?

Because, in recent years, Japanese historians have proved that Japanese ancestors first came from Yunnan, Chinese mainland.

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Judging from the historical relics of ancient astronomy and geography in China, the earliest people who landed on the Japanese uninhabited island came from the astronomy and geography expedition of the Yanhuang people on the Loess Plateau in Chinese mainland 500,000 years ago.

They set up a permanent astronomical observatory on the island, and plotted the geographical positions of longitude and latitude lines at zero degrees and longitude lines.

The zero meridian is set as the starting point of the earth's rotation and revolution around the sun, and the zero meridian is named the prime meridian. The island where the Observatory is located is named "Sun Island", which means the prime of sunrise.

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Historians of Japan and Japan publicly declared that the first emperor of Japan was Xu Fu, a native of the Qin Dynasty in Chinese mainland, and a group of immigrants led by him moved to Japan and Japan.

This confirms the authenticity and credibility of the story that Xu Fu, a legendary warlock of Qin Dynasty, led "500 men and 500 women" to China for more than 2,000 years.

In fact, Xu Fu's Five Hundred Boys and Five Hundred Girls is a native of Yunnan Plateau, Sichuan Province, which belongs to the human biological species of Yunling Plateau outside the Qin Dynasty and is called "Yunling Plateau People".

Because the people in Yunling Plateau are petite, they are mistaken for "boys and girls" by Qin people. Japan is also called "Xiao". Japan. Ben ",that's why.

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Therefore, Japanese historians argue that when Japanese ancestors first came from Yunnan, Chinese mainland, they also got the acquiescence of China historians, and under the leadership of some kind of conspiracy, they promoted the so-called "ancestor recognition" in China.

More likely, it is the large-scale geopolitical, humanistic, economic and political espionage activities launched by the Japanese right-wing forces.