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<blockquote data-quote="MelaninWarlord" data-source="post: 68002" data-attributes="member: 428">[MEDIA=youtube]x7Un-oMXOZc[/MEDIA][MEDIA=youtube]mwqoLCNodyM[/MEDIA]The video titled &quot;Exploring Asian Ancient Migrations: The Connection Between Black Africans And Early Chinese Settlers&quot; by the channel Black Culture Diary discusses the theory that early Chinese settlers and civilizations had direct roots in Black Africa.Here is a summary of the evidence&nbsp;presented in the video:1. Genetic EvidenceThe Genome Study: The video cites a 1998 study titled the Chinese Human Genome Diversity Project by the National Academy of Science. It claims that approximately 20% of the Chinese population carries genes with patterns similar to Black Africans [01:53].Superior Traits: The narrator suggests that these genes have persisted for thousands of years because they possess &quot;superior traits&quot; and &quot;survival chances,&quot; preventing them from being completely replaced despite interbreeding [02:35].2. Archaeological Evidence (The Pyramids of Xi&#039;an)Structural Similarities: The video draws a connection between the Pyramids of Giza and the roughly 100 pyramids found in Xi&#039;an, China (near the Mausoleum of the first Qin Emperor). It argues that the construction style was brought to Asia by migrating Africans [03:05].Suppression of Research: The documentary claims that archaeologists avoid examining the contents and engineering of these Chinese pyramids specifically to prevent confirming a link between Chinese and African civilizations [04:44].3. Black Emperors and DynastiesThe &quot;Naki&quot; Dynasty: It is stated that the first documented rulership in China, including the Shang Dynasty, was of African or &quot;africoid&quot; origin. The name &quot;Naki,&quot; used during this period, reportedly means &quot;Black Man&quot; in Chinese [05:11].Fushi: The legendary first emperor, Fushi, is described as a &quot;woolly-haired black man&quot; who established China&#039;s early social institutions and philosophy [05:41].Other Notable Figures: The video mentions Emperor Hongwu (Ming Dynasty founder) as having Sudanese descent and identifies other emperors and kingdoms in Southwest China as having distinct Black African features [06:04].4. Martial Arts and CultureShaolin Connection: The origins of Shaolin Kung Fu are linked to both Indian and &quot;africoid&quot; roots. Evidence for this is said to be visible in the murals of the White Garment Hall at the Shaolin Monastery in Henan Province [06:18].5. Historical &quot;Erasure&quot;The video concludes by asserting that history books have intentionally removed or suppressed these records to hide the contribution of Black people to the establishment of Chinese dynasties. It posits that these early settlers were not invaders but native Chinese who evolved from African ancestors [07:46].Watch the full video here: Exploring Asian Ancient Migrations</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MelaninWarlord, post: 68002, member: 428"] [MEDIA=youtube]x7Un-oMXOZc[/MEDIA] [MEDIA=youtube]mwqoLCNodyM[/MEDIA] The video titled "Exploring Asian Ancient Migrations: The Connection Between Black Africans And Early Chinese Settlers" by the channel Black Culture Diary discusses the theory that early Chinese settlers and civilizations had direct roots in Black Africa. Here is a summary of the evidence presented in the video: 1. Genetic Evidence The Genome Study: The video cites a 1998 study titled the Chinese Human Genome Diversity Project by the National Academy of Science. It claims that approximately 20% of the Chinese population carries genes with patterns similar to Black Africans [01:53]. Superior Traits: The narrator suggests that these genes have persisted for thousands of years because they possess "superior traits" and "survival chances," preventing them from being completely replaced despite interbreeding [02:35]. 2. Archaeological Evidence (The Pyramids of Xi'an) Structural Similarities: The video draws a connection between the Pyramids of Giza and the roughly 100 pyramids found in Xi'an, China (near the Mausoleum of the first Qin Emperor). It argues that the construction style was brought to Asia by migrating Africans [03:05]. Suppression of Research: The documentary claims that archaeologists avoid examining the contents and engineering of these Chinese pyramids specifically to prevent confirming a link between Chinese and African civilizations [04:44]. 3. Black Emperors and Dynasties The "Naki" Dynasty: It is stated that the first documented rulership in China, including the Shang Dynasty, was of African or "africoid" origin. The name "Naki," used during this period, reportedly means "Black Man" in Chinese [05:11]. Fushi: The legendary first emperor, Fushi, is described as a "woolly-haired black man" who established China's early social institutions and philosophy [05:41]. Other Notable Figures: The video mentions Emperor Hongwu (Ming Dynasty founder) as having Sudanese descent and identifies other emperors and kingdoms in Southwest China as having distinct Black African features [06:04]. 4. Martial Arts and Culture Shaolin Connection: The origins of Shaolin Kung Fu are linked to both Indian and "africoid" roots. Evidence for this is said to be visible in the murals of the White Garment Hall at the Shaolin Monastery in Henan Province [06:18]. 5. Historical "Erasure" The video concludes by asserting that history books have intentionally removed or suppressed these records to hide the contribution of Black people to the establishment of Chinese dynasties. It posits that these early settlers were not invaders but native Chinese who evolved from African ancestors [07:46]. Watch the full video here: Exploring Asian Ancient Migrations [/QUOTE]

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