Why do Peruvian aborigines look like China?

Native Americans and China share the same genes.

Organized by the Peruvian Foreign Journalists Association, the author has visited the Amazon region. On the banks of the Amazon, there are scattered aborigines living in families. Their bodies are thin, their skin color is like China farmers sunbathing with bare arms in summer, and their looks are very similar to those of China people.

There are many ancient legends among Peruvian aborigines that are closely related to China culture. For example, on the border between Peru and Bolivia, there is the highest and largest lake in the world, called Lake Titicaca. Why is it called this name? According to local people, its real name should be "Brother Hu".

Legend has it that a long time ago, two brothers came from afar, discovered this beautiful plateau lake, and settled here, becoming the earliest residents of the lake. Later, people called this lake "Brother Lake". The uncles of the two brothers took root near a small lake, which was later called "Bobo Lake", which is the "Bobo Lake" in Bolivia today.

Around 1 100 BC, that is, in the late Shang Dynasty in China, a country named Tianwanake gradually formed from the "Brother Lake" at an altitude of 3,600 meters, which means "the country in the south of the earth" and is a homonym of "Tianhua Southland" in Chinese. During Tianhua's southern tour, the terraced fields built in Puno in the south were very similar to the coastal saline-alkali zone in China.

From 300 BC to 600 AD, Moche culture appeared in the northern coastal areas of Peru, and later developed into Chimu culture. An unknown Peruvian historian once wrote about the origin and genealogy of King Mochi. He said that one day a magical figure came from the sea, named Tacail Namo. It is said that he is a very important person sent by Emperor China.

Later, he named this place after Mocky, and he himself called himself King Mocky. Now Bajk people in northern Peru look like China people, with slender eyes and straight black hair. Men have China's moustache and beard.

For a long time, Chinese and foreign scholars have conducted a series of research and textual research on the origin of indigenous people in the American continent, and put forward various hypotheses, including the China scholars' theory of "Yin people traveling eastward", "Great Escape and Migration Three Thousand Years ago" and the foreign scholars' theory of "Three Migration Waves".

"Yin Shang" existed from14th century BC to 1 1 century BC. About 1 1 century BC, that is, more than 3,000 years ago, people in the Yin and Shang Dynasties in China fled in all directions during the regime change. Some people fled to the south, others fled to the sea by boat.

1993, Professor Douglas Wallace, an American biochemist, through the analysis of the DNA of Native Americans, proved that the genetic genes of Native Americans are the same as those of indigenous people in Polynesia and Melanesia in the southeast Pacific Ocean, and also the same as those of China, thus strongly proving that Native Americans may indeed have originated in China.

American scholar Wallace and his colleagues believe that there were two great waves of immigration from Asia to America in prehistoric times. The first time happened in the Ice Age 20,000-40,000 years ago. Asians arrived in America through the frozen Bering Strait, and then gradually went south. The second time happened 6000- 12000 years ago. Some ancient China people went south to Vietnam and arrived in America via the Philippines, Fiji and Polynesia Islands.

It is generally believed that the exchange history between Chinese and Peruvian peoples can be traced back to the Shang Dynasty in China 3000 years ago. But American scholars also have doubts about this, that is why China has no traces of using wheels. More than 3,000 years ago, Americans knew that wheels should be used when they immigrated to China, but there is no evidence that Native Americans use wheels. They think that finding the answer to this question can really solve the problem of China people moving to the United States.