Are Indians related to the descendants of China?

The argument that American Indians are descendants of Chinese has a long history in academic circles, and many traces can be captured from ancient historical documents. There is a well-known historical event, the "Konoha Rebellion" laid a historical foundation for some "Yin people" to cross the ocean and come to America, that is, the Zhou tribe 1066 BC more than 3,000 years ago.

Ji Fa, the leader, joined forces with more than 800 tribes to fight against the Yi people. At that time, Zhou Wang/KLOC-0,000,000 elite troops were on their way to attack Dongyi, so it was better to retreat. Shang Zhouwang hastily armed slaves in an attempt to use them to arrive.

Anti-Zhou attack. Later, the slaves organized by Shang Zhouwang got cold feet, and Zhou Wang was defeated and set himself on fire!

Everyone knows this history, but the whereabouts of more than 100,000 elite troops/KLOC-0 fighting outside Zhou Wang are unknown. According to the textual research of the book "Chinese Ancestors Exploiting America" published by Heilongjia Publishing House, this 10 army, together with their families and more than 250,000 slaves, came to America after a narrow escape. According to the book, after landing in America, these people met as "Yin Di Ann" and exchanged greetings. There is also a saying to commemorate the people in Anyang, where the Yin tribe is located. This statement is of course a speculation, but with the support of more and more evidence, Indians

It is more Chinese and foreign scholars who hold the idea of Chinese descendants and continue their research!

As early as 1939, Chinese scholars put forward the view that Yin people fled the United States. In the 1970s, Juxian Wei, a Hong Kong scholar, wrote in "A Survey of Ancient American Traffic in China": "After the Yin people perished, they fled to the United States. In 656 BC, Qi Huangong went to Kodak Island in Alaska to look for American tiger skin. Later, descendants of the Yin people sent people back to the Central Plains, bringing back six hummingbirds unique to America. Hummingbirds are small and beautiful, and they are the only birds that can stop and retreat in flight.