I think you forgot one of the main reasons that led East Asian countries to be ethnically homogenous. I was waiting for it but never heard it. The reason is geography. The Himalayas to the South, frozen Siberia and the steppes to the North the desserts of China to the West and the vast Pacific ocean to the East. All these circumstances create an isolated area and made immigration difficult especially in the old times. Morever the Eastern parts namely Korea and Japan are mostly harsh mountainous territories and Japan deals with natural disasters like earthquakes and Tsunamis all the time. So if people are cut off for a long time and stay together long enough the will create a common civilisation and ethnicity. It'svery logical
No, just means all the minorities were either butchered or they all now claim to be "Han" even though it is obvious that Southern "Chinese" look nothing like Northern Chinese.
i am a korean. and in an airport in netherland, i was asked in chinese by a chinese woman. i said i don't speak chinese. even east asians themselves can't distinguish each other.
@Fc barca India has Almost 25 Main Languages and 1600 Minor Languages. Some 70% Indians know Atleast 3 Languages out of 25 Main Languages and 1600 Minor Languages. So It's Common Sense that an Indian from South India may not know what a North Indian is Speaking. Same way, an Indian from North India Most Probably won't know what an North-East Indian is Speaking.
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I'm Mongolian and i can tell you our culture is very distinct from the rest of East Asia, in my opinion we are more closely culturally tied to Turkic, Tungusic and North Asian (Siberic) cultures
China is little different. It actually has north Asian, South Asian and Central parts so...It’s actually not correct to describe China as a East Asian country. But maybe cultural wise.
@@christinem4266 this is fking hilarious, since when east asian is difined by east? it's a cultural thing, and china is homogeneous due to thousands of years of people migration in that region
I'm so happy this guy said "East Asia" instead of just "Asia." Like there are quite a few morons out there who think that Asia just means China and Japan. They ignore countries like Thailand, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, etc. This guy is smart.
Actually most people Says "Asian" referring only to china, Japan and corea because It came from european's perspective, fist europeans had contact only with middle east and índia, latter with china... The same way people like to refer to "the west" by only referring to the west Europe and USA but not referring to latin America, that because they were colonized by those contries... maybe When latin America and those contries you mentioned get important enogh maybe then people Will speak About they properly.
@@philipthegreat7230 All those countries I mentioned are important you dumbnut. India is one of the oldest civilizations and has given great things such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Yoga, Chess Meditation, Spices and more. China and India are the 2 main countries of Asia which influenced all of Southeast Asia. All countries are important. And try to fix your grammar you sound like a 10 year old
China isn't as homogeneous as Korea and Japan. There're 56 officially recognized ethnic groups in China. Even the so-called Han Chinese have a lot of variations in terms of languages, phenotypes, traditions, and cuisines.
Wrong, The Han Chinese is very homogenous, regardless of some variations of languages. cuisines, etc. Han Chinese is perhaps the most pure and homogenous nation, even more homogenous than other Asians. In fact, almost all so called "minorities" have some Han Chinese ancestry. And the Koreans , Japanese, other Asian people also have some Han Chinese ancestry as well. You don't really know China and Asia.
@@ointmentaccolades8087 No, China isn't homogeneous at all. Japanese and Koreans are much more homogeneous than Chinese. You don't know China and Asia.
It is essentially due to the establishment of highly centralized government in past 2000 years which made us politically homogeneous. And Chinese Characters(rather than spoken language) made us culturely homogeneous.
Exactly. I was missing this constructivist approach to ethnicity here, which I understand is overused in some contexts but definitely applies to China. It is a quite singular phenomenon in the world to have had a continuous polity as the focal point of cultural identification for two millennia.
East asian countries are able to keep their homogeneity because even if there is any kind of diversity, the han (or majority) genetics are so dominant. They also prefer a homogeneous population as well because of social and political reasons.
I am Canadian of European descent. I noticed that Tibetan people looked like inuit people here when I was in Tibet. That land bridge theory seems pretty legit to me
Genetic evidence shows that there were at least three waves of migration from Siberia to the Americas and the Arctic: first today's Native Americans, then the Ancient Eskimos, and finally the modern Inuit.
East Asian countries are not immigrant countries, and their cultural roots are similar. The most important point is that East Asia has not been colonized by other civilizations.
Colonization is not the source of what’s wrong with today. It’s the decision of western governments conducting the greatest act of treachery the world has ever seen
+@@akidnamedryan4758 : So by your logic? China already fully colonized Europe, North America, Oceania, and South Africa. With their Chinatown and Chinese food got it.
East Asia was not colonized by the West at all. Some western countries did have influence over certain parts of some cities in east asia. All countries colonized by the West were exploited to the bone and they were left very poor by the time colonizers left. Japan, Korea, taiwan, china, Singapore etc are doing well today because of their on efforts and not by western magnanimity. Singapore was a stinky slump when the british were there. You are reciting the history the colonizers want people to hear. Time for you to read the real history from the colonized people.
Ethnic Han Chinese comprise 1/3 of the world’s population. Asians are the majority. Why ethnic European majority are inflicted with systemic “diversity” (efforts to reduce the majority) is downright horrific and tantamount to a soft genocide. Imagine if Beijing had an ethnic minority of Han Chinese? Well, London has had its English population reduce to a minority status (among a growing list of other cities). People are cheering the systemic reduction of a European majority to a minority status in the USA. This is disgusting. The ethnic homogeneity of Asian countries promote cultural cohesion and national unity. One can only surmise from these observations that the “diversity” initiatives on the European ethnic majority countries is a deliberate attack to destabilize and weaken them. I’m not white. I have no allegiance to skin colour but I do respect culture and are aware that there are superior and inferior cultures. These ethnic replacement initiatives are also destroying cultures and that negatively affects us minorities living in them as well. Asian countries know this.
@@riorio745 Were you referring to me with your reply of the person that told me to “shut up?” If you were speaking to me, I believe you think I’m an American (or agree with or promote that country’s foreign policies). I actually agree with you sentiment about leaving other countries alone: How is evolution supposed to work if we artificially keep the defectives alive? You’re also right about England being an ethnically European country (in much the same way China is an ethnically Asian country).
Yeah the reason is literally just “East Asians aren’t being culturally shamed into accepting hordes of migrants” Many European nations are still above 98% white, and many countries with 75-80% white populations were above 98% white a decade ago. Even America was at that point 40 years ago. There’s nothing more to it than propaganda.
I agree that Korea, my country is ethnically homogenous but to my knowledge, China consists of 56 different ethnic groups. Isn't it very heterogenous? Also Japan has several different ethnic groups by colonizing Ryukyu kingdom (current Okinawa) and assimilated Ainu living in Hokkaido. So...I guess you mean racial homogeneity rather than ethnic homogeneity of east asian countries.
Paul most of china’s 56 ethnicity still look much alike. Mongols and han Chinese may look different, but the phenotypical differences may not be seen by non asians.
@@matthewtenorioduenas202 In that case, I believe western heterogeneity will look homogenous to asian as well. It seems not right to judge one group's characteristics based on other groups' view rather than objective indicator.
In Korean, "I" and "we" are sometimes interchangeable. So culturally and ethnically homogenous, that the boundary between the individual and the community became vague.
@@oneviwatara9384 well ethnicity is a cultural based rhetoric so I don't get how korean and Japanese people are both ethnically lao when they have different cultures (although there is a large amount of genetic overlap between the two groups)
@@oneviwatara9384 Nonsense. When you say the Indochina Peninsula, the Korean Peninsula and Japan were connected by land, it becomes anthropology, not history. You may confuse history with anthropology. Korea has its origins in the kingdom of Old Joseon, located in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. This kingdom was later split into several countries, and Some of the powers of these dynasties moved south to the Korean Peninsula, creating the three ancient kingdoms of the Korea.
@@willywilly5220 Seriously, I don't think you have any ideas what you're talking about if you did then you should have known by now everything I said was available online for a decades by now all you have to do is Google search for its.
@@oneviwatara9384 The ethnic identity of the people in a particular region cannot be explained by an anthropological approach. You seem to be confusing anthropology with history. The genetic study that people from the Indochina Peninsula migrated to the Korean Peninsula or Japan is an anthropology that happened about over 20,000 years ago. This is not history. History is the tale of how the people in the area make a country and form a national identity. It is the story of a record remaining as a documentary or historical relic within the last 5000 years. The identity of Korea is originated by the rise and fall of the ancient kingdom located in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. German identity, for example, is determined not by the anthropological genetics but by the history of Germany.
Yeah a bunch of assholes are blaming the lack of diversity in East Asia on the Jews. Well the Jews of Europe were mostly killed and the ones that remained are leaving now. The influx of immigrants from the ME and Africa are partly due to the destabilization of those countries by the colonial powers. And if they were closer to asia, then they would probably go there. One final point, China is homogeneous as this video shows, but it’s full of corruption causing millions of deaths earlier and even now the government restricts their internet and watches them constantly. It’s the Jews fault for that too?
I would way more prefer being in diverse America than in the Asian countries. Our life is just far better here. I've lived over there. No thanks and no disrespect, but yeah.... I'll gladly take diversity.
Fun fact : Taiwan is somewhat multicultural although 95+% of population is Han Chinese beacuse each subgroups of Han Chinese have seperate identity. Mainland immigrants from ROC, Early Han Chinese immigrants, Hakka peoples and Han Chinese from PRC.
Diverse racial composition of Taiwan by self-identification : Hoklo Taiwanese: 67.5% Hakka Taiwanese: 13.6% Mainlander (~1949): 7.1% Aboriginal ( non-Han): 1.4% “Han” is a broad umbrella term that include a lot of diverse and even politically conflicting ethnic groups .
@@GeigemachenHoklo are also immigrants but call themselves Taiwanese and call 1949 immigrants mainlander as if Hoklo themselves dont come from mainland.
I once had a Japanese person say to me that all Irish people look very similar and some look the same as each other. I said our indigenous population has blonde, red, brown and black hair, and different skin tones including some people with freckles. She was like oh yeah good point.
@@nicolamutton it's true, you moron. I'm not even Chinese and already know there are Chinese with natural blonde hair, especially in the northern region
It could also be because northeast Asia goes through periods of being mostly depopulated whenever the Earth goes through colder climate cycles. When it warms up again, the population grows from a small genetic pool. The warmer regions stay populated consistently throughout the ages, so their genetic diversity remains high.
Look at Japan. They have 1/26th the landmass of the United States while having a 3rd of its population. It's gotta be jam-packed over there. They're not in any position to accept more people because they barely have any more space left. Sacrificing natural uninhabited land is not an option because those provide the habitats necessary to have a balanced ecosystem that feeds the populous.
Same thing with Europe. It's densely populated, narrow, crowded. But recently, they have a declining birthrate soooo...lez juz say they are trying solutions. The Americas is a unique thing bec there's space for everyone. It's the only place I can see racial diversity to work, if people learned to respect each other of course.
This is the only comment thread i have seen so far that is thoughtful about each country’s unique circumstances and situations instead of one shouting “homogeny bad or diversity bad”
@ナノ人 The term now preferred by anglophone anthropologists and geneticists is "Mongolic". "Mongoloid" did not orginally have derogatory implications any more than "Caucasoid" (which from both a geographic and a genetic perspective, is a misnomer as a 'racial' designation) or "Negroid"("Negro" derives from "black"). Racist and derogatory connotations were involved in the use of "Mongoloid" (as in "Mongoloid idiot") and "Mongolism" to refer to Down's Syndrome, where those with this genetically based condition were considered by even early scientific medical practioners to represent retrograde reversions to more primitive, possibly ancestral phenotypes. Joe Biden's recent usage of ''Neanderthal'' in a derogatory context represents a contemporary version of this ignorant perspective. Ironically, genetic analyses have quite consistently confirmed that East Asians tend to higher percentages of 'Neanderthal genes' than Europeans. Yet when was the last time that you noticed a reference to East Asians in a Western MSM article on a certain now very politically incorrect test? These articles focus almost entirely on AVERAGE differences in scores between 'Whites, 'Blacks, and 'Hispanics! RUclips now censors virtually any reference to this supposedly racist test (except from their uploaders), so you may not even see this! Yet their comment boards are filled with posts from clowns endlessly claiming that "Asians can't innovate, they can only copy, cheat, and steal".
Yes all the african Chinese and Caucasian chinese together with sprinkles of hindu and arabian chinese have melted into modern China. What a great comparison you came up with.
@ナノ人 The Mongolian race is a manifestation of the prejudice of Western civilization against East Asian civilization. As far as the current evidence is concerned, East Asians did not originate in Mongolia.
@ナノ人 Naming a race should be named after the place where the race first appeared. Westerners named East Asians after the Mongols Race just because the Mongols had brought them terrible memories.
To East Asians, Europe looks monolithic. If you're an East Asian, you know that Koreans, Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese, and Mongolians are not a completely homogeneous race. Of course, there are some shared looks that you can't tell which country they are from.
The ethnic homogeneity is exaggerated. People in Japan are not all genetically homogeneous, being descented from both Jomon, Yayoi, and later Korean immigrants. Culturally- Japan actually has minority languages, such as the various Ryukyuan languages, which are not merely dialects of Japanese. I would argue the Confucian cultural background creates strong pressure to have the perception, if not implementation, of a dominant culture.
So is China pursuing a policy of Ethnic Nationalism? Seems like a dumb question but with what I’ve been hearing in the East and Manchuria, I wonder if that is the goal of Beijing.
It's basically just doing what it's done for Millenia, slowly assimilating surrounding cultures into its genetic and cultural sphere. That's why there are so many "Han" people today. Most of them came from assimilated tribes who intermarried into the original Han, which was a tribal confederation in the first place.
These Han for centuries have slowly ethnically and culturally assimilated every group that they come across. It’s why China is overwhelmingly of Han ancestry. They’re currently in the process of doing the same thing with Tibet, Manchuria, and Xi Xiang. If nothing is done, Tibetans, Uighurs, and Manchurians will all just become Han.
@@preoximerias7366 This is only true for Xinjiang. Tibetans cannot be assimilated while the Manchus already were assimilated but the government decided to declare a group of people with Manchu ancestry (and sometimes without) as Manchu. The Manchus in China today consider themselves that, but the Han of the north and the Manchu had already assimilated into each other, so there is barely any distinction.
@@preoximerias7366 I think the hardest is for Uyghur. Uyghurs are genetically diverse and some of them have Caucasian genetic. Which is very different from Han. Even, Tibetans and Manchus are still far closer to Han compared to Uyghur
East Asian nations are based on culture rather than blood. 2000 years ago, the Han Chinese was identified by the words(Chinese text instead of languages), clothing, values, etc. Any other nation could become Han Chinese if they have the same culture. The Han Chinese also absorbed the cultures, costumes and lineages from other nationalities.
Yes, this is especially true for Turkic people who are a perfect example of it. They originated in East Asia and migrated further west up to Anatolia. They absorbed a large portion of different ethnicities but they never gave up their culture and language. Thats why you can see the Turkish language today in Turkey, while the people all look very different from eachother. Culture and Language is what defines Asian nations and not blood.
They are Han Chinese because Qin Shi Huang destroyed all kingdoms kill all ethnicities , destroy all culture , books , histories before him , what is left after him was a people with no past , no history , no cultures that eventually develop into the Han cultures .
@@tomviktorsson5052 I am afraid your comment is very well untrue, Qin Shi Huang did not destroy all the books or culture or history before him, there were tons of the Chinese classic literature and historic documents that survived through the Qin dynasty due to its very short life, and the Han people though called ourselves Han, but it is actually a very mixed up ethnic group since there were many nomad invaders in the long history of China, we had 五胡乱华 five groups of barbarians screwed up China, South-North Sui Tang Dynastic, they were Xianbei or Siberian ppl ruling over China, then Yuan the Mongolian and Qing the Jurchen people occupied China, they all largely mixed up with the local Han people except for the Mongolians since Mongolian didn't embrace Han's culture or the political system like the other nomads did, they eventually being pushed back to their land of origin.
the 'Han peoples' really started as a slur in the Northern Dynasty. Otherwise where did you think the term “一条汉子” comes from? Does that sound like language used to describe a human? It was gradually adopted to be a name for Chinese people of the Confucian influence during Song dynasty. During Tang dynasty everybody called themselves Tang peoples.
@Blue Crusader You're a w3J 100%. Any nation period has the right to do what they want in their own land. And Is- not- real is not multi ethnic. Some nice hypocrisy on your part.
Nitpicking here, but the entire continent of Africa was covered in different European flags but as is popularly known, Ethiopia was never colonized. Yes it was invaded and occupied (1936 by Italy) . No one ever refers to what the Nazis did in western Europe as colonizing, therefore Ethiopia was never colonized.
The Manchu never imposed their cultural identity? Sorry, what do you xsll the Queue then, or the banning of traditional Hanfu? I'd say that's quite imposing.
In all fairness it was also under the qing dynasty that the manchu became han, so the promotion of a lot of han culture is probably what he's talking about
@WithAStick AngryWhiteMan Han Chinese in many areas did have hate against Manchurians because of historical reasons but actual act of violence never actually took place except a little during like the first week of Xinhai Revolution when there were some Han Chinese servants stabbed their Manchurian employer. By the way, Koreans also hated Manchurians.
@WithAStick AngryWhiteMan And there are plenty of famous Chinese influencer that are ethnically Manchurians. The only notable point of your link is that Guan Zhilin is a Southerner in Hongkong. Most influencing Manchurians are from Beijing who inherited their Beijing properties from Qing dynasty and the resulting good education and social privilege.
@WithAStick AngryWhiteMan There are cases of Revolutionaries went slaughter Manchurians in heavily manchurian district of cities. But, like I said, it didn't last long and didn't pose huge fears to the whole manchurian population, they were still having fun playing crickets in Beijing, it is nowhere near the genocide level. Manchurian did change to Han Chinese names to avoid harassment of revolutionaries, but as you can see, the fact that people stopped seeking them as soon as they changed their hated names shows that most people hated Qing Dynasty instead of the Manchu population(In many cases, they could just chase these manchurian till the end but that didn't happen).
China's homogeneity is a fairly recent thing in the past 1000 years. Original Han homeland is very a very small region in Henan China. Even people in Shanghai and Hunan are considered to be barbarians, even though they;re only 2-3 hours of bullet train away by modern standards. Through expansion and assimilation, the rest of the continent all became Han.
And healthy too. Intelligent. They have a very practical approach to living. Level headed. Culturally rich with a proud history of warfare and genuine zest for life.
1/18/2021: I have no problem with countries being as they are with their different traditions, cultures ate etc. I feel like this, the different traditions, cultures, regulations are what make that country distinct than another. The world with its many ppl make the earth a FANTASTIC place to be. Aloha from Hawaii.
I've been living in Britain for work for the past few years and wow is there a identity crisis here. Britain and it's countries is on it's way out. Scotland will be picked apart by the EU first before the others fail.
oh boy i sure do love masaman's great neutral videos about genetics and ethnicity! i hope the discussion in the comments will be just as objective and respectful as the video! also my 2 cents on the subject is that like what rareearth said, they only seem homogeneous these days because they heavily integrated many foreign concepts into their own cultures, if you want a good example just look at the foods in japan.
The Japanese are not homogeneous, they are a mix of the original Jomon (very close to Austronesian) and East Asian mainlanders. Koreans are not homogeneous either, they have different ethnic groups such as Mahan, Jinhan and Byeonhan.
@@gunsroses1293 they are homogenous in the sense that the people u mentioned have been there for thousands of years. In any case they are super closely related to each other anyways. And the homogenous part is a relative to the population of non-East Asians such as Europeans, Africans, etc...
@@gunsroses1293Chinese are even more diverse with Turkic, Han, Mongolian, Tungisic, and SE Asiatic tribes within. Honestly, Han shouldnt be considered a ethnicity, just like a term to consider agrarian East Asian Mainlanders in China proper lol.
@@migkillerphantom yes, nowdays discord and pol are full of siegetards kids that want to be edgy and their stupid "muh blue eyes I hate italians bcs brown"
I’m a descendent of Chinese and Indian. Born in Malaysia. I have tan skin. Whenever I travel I am always mistaken by people as Philipina, Indonesian, or Thai people😅
Qin Shihuang unified China as early as two thousand years ago. For two thousand years, all ethnic groups have mixed with each other. Originally, Han was a multi-ethnic fusion. What's more, ancient China paid more attention to cultural distinctions rather than ethnic distinctions like Westerners.
Mm it depends for us in Taiwan we aren't too diverse in phenotypes since 98% of us are some variation of han although it can vary since northern han Chinese have slightly different culture then southern Chinese due to climate and geography.
DUDE. I am always so impressed by your level of accuracy, respect and professionalism in these videos. What lead you to making these kinds of videos? How old are you?? Do you study this stuff at university currently or in the past?
Generally, Chinese people look at foreigners and feel that they are the same kind of people.The people outside look at the people in East Asia is the same feeling, feel they look the same.
@@mikespearwood3914 the wrong with this is that ethno nationalism or tribal ideology leads to narrow minded people, creates or exacerbates racism. The result is that we have people who care about "their owns" and the rest of mankind could die. Such people are not inclined to generosity, mercy, justice...This thinking is harmful for humanity and against civilization and universal values embodied by a universal moral, an unconditional sense of justice, universal religions like Buddhism, Christianity, Islam. This is why Islam is strongly against racism, tribalism, nationalism, sectarian and Islam have through history united many people with different cultures, languages, skin color...
@@bobvoortrekker2429 Islam is horrible like Judaism, and the fact you would criticise ethno-nationalists but praise Islam which destroyed so many cultures and persecuted so many people just shows your absolute ignorance! The Abrahamic religions have done more to destroy and persecute cultures than any ethno-nationalists, who love varieties of human groups and cultures. And being an ethno-nationalist doesn't mean you don't care for other humans, or can't like other humans. It's the same way you'll help your neighbours, but not at the expense of your own family suffering.
Hmong Mien has more in common with those ethnic found in China, cultures, linguistically, and traditions. Not Southeast Asia. The migration there was only 200-300 years ago.
well, that famous well-preserved noble lady of Han dynasty tomb, yeah, research shows she's most likely Hmong. Apparently Liu Bang came from Southern provinces, so Han and Hmong might just be different branches of the same line. They also have similar origin legends to Han Chinese, but they do claim to be from a different line.
During the Qing dynasty of china, the ruling manchurian clan 'aisin gioro' was wary of the eastward expansion of the Russian empire as soon as the russian conquered the sibir khanate in what is now Siberia hence the name. After the conquest many subject ethnic groups eastward including daurs, and yenitsei became vassals to the Qing as they shared similar nomadic culture with the Manchus. As soon as the Russian empire and Qing empire borders meet there were border skirmishes/fights the Qing in fear of losing their manchurian homeland as that would mean the 'Aisin Gioro' clan would lose both legitimacies as defender and head of a manchu state, as well as Chinese emperor, encouraged Han and Korean migration with policies such as zero taxes and generous pension schemes in order to populate their homeland with defenders against the Russians. Which is why you have the Korea autonomous prefecture in Yanbian and intermarriage of Han and Manchus in Manchuria.
You need to do a video about if Mongolic, Tungusic and Turkic folks are related or are they from different tribes who lived in close proximity with one another.
No, Mongols are not related to Turkics genetically but lived in close proximity. There is even a scientific study that has proven that Mongols are genetically distant from Turkics.
@@borgilbatbaatar4949 I am Mongolian and I can see you are Mongolian, too as your name is Mongolian. Mongols are not related to Turkics. There is even a scientific study that has proven that Mongols are genetically distant from Turkics but lived in close geographic proximity. We have to be careful with falsely claiming that Mongols are ancestors of Turkish people and Mongolia is their ancestral land, because nowadays Turkey tends to play identity politics to Islamisize the people in western Mongolia. It could be part of their current expansionist policy. In modern times, countries can be occupied not through military army but through proselytizing into different religions. When the nations' religion changes, their identity, culture, and worldview change.
02:30 in the late 19th century and the early 20th, there was a massive wave of Chinese migration into Manchuria (Northeast China), and Japanese migration into Ezo (Hokkaido), both regions being sparsely populated, so the immigrants quickly became majority.
All East Asian countries have strict immigration restrictions. You immigrant to Japan and Korea etc you assimilate to there culture and language. Citizenship is taking seriously. Illegal immigration is not taken lightly or tolerated. They take there sovereignty seriously.
@Avery Holt I am from Mongolia, where 95% are ethnic Mongolians, so you should stop presuming everything based on someone's ONLINE name. If you had smarter brain you would have known that in correct Spanish my name should be spelled as "El Bandido".
@Bilo USA is built on the backs of immigrants from many continents. Rome fell cause of myriad of reasons, the most dangerous one was barbarian invasions. USA in comparison is in zero danger of being invaded by any nation. Do not be so quick to judge.
the Chinese are definitely not homogenous as proven by DNA tests. there is a notable gap, but continuum, between Northern and Southern Chinese. but i'd argue that Japanese and Koreans are quite homogenous.
@@svt80221 even better the culture isn't homogeneous. In China there's first the most different minorities, Uyghurs, Tibetans and Mongolians. But also a lot of different ethnic minorities and subgroups of Chinese. Like manchu, hui, etc etc.
@@majortom4922 Han is actually diverse too. Han people originated in central China and then populated into large number and assimilated some minorities into them.
@@christinem4266 Northern Han Chinese from central plains region are ethnic related to Di-Qiang people currently they reside mainly in central plains region while the Southern Chinese are ethnic related to Tai-Kadai people ethnic Lao people they reside throughout China and all over the world. Lao (Ai Lao peoples originated the largest ethnic groups of peoples in the world originated from Altai mountain, Mongolia over thousands of years ago) are the ancestral homeland of East Asian, MSEA, and ISEA according to 23 and Me, and many universities around the world.
4:20 nah cuz fr, in my Filipino family we ain't even looking related to each other because some family members look pure Austronesian, white, mixed or Chinese 😭😭
I don’t believe China is that homogenous, even within the Han population. China is a big country, nearly the size of Europe, with over a billion. Comparing someone from Guangdong vs Liaoning is like comparing an Italian to a Norwegian. Some might argue “what a ridiculous analogy. Italians are dark and short. Norwegians are blonde and tall, all Chinese look the same”. But wait! Aren’t Cantonese people dark and short too? Northern Han/Manchu people, even though not blonde, are pale skinned, taller, and have smaller eyes
I keep noticing you saying its debatable weather Han Chinese are ethnically homogenous. Considering your knowledge im confused as to why you keep mixing up regional dialect with a different ethnicity. The southern Chinese have different genetic traits because of the climate the same way southern italians and northern italians have different genetics despite having a shared tribe and genetic backround as well as shared cultural history. they are not separate, they themselves even consider themselves to be Han Chinese. Language is not the same as genetics.
Culturally northeast Asians emphasize on mass-togetherness (conformity) but western and southern nations emphasize on individualism and distinctiveness.
'Mongolia' is much closer to Central Asia than to Northeast Asia. And not only Northeast Asia but also Central Asia is racially identical to Northeast Asia. For example, Kazakhs and Kyrgyz people look exactly like Chinese people.
@@azzking9305 It's true though. Let's be honest. Humans are intrinsically selfish. Every ethnic group is mostly concerned with advancing the interests and wellbeing of its own people, even at the expense of others.
@@jackyzou630 tbf they never said it wasnt true, they just said it sounds pretty racist. But then again not everyone identifies or knows that much abt their ethnic group. Also some mixed people may identify with more than one ethnic group so that may create more open minded/accepting attitude to ppl outside of their ethnic groups. But also i think social psychology wise more and more ppl have access to other ethnic groups so its defo not entirely true what the first comments quote said
East Asian countries are not homogeneous in nature. The Han Chinese consists of many sub tribes from different ethnic backgrounds who over the centuries assimilated and form the foundation of the present racial makeup. For instance, Cantonese and Vietnamese share common ancestry before the assimilation.
@No Name North Vietnamese is like European, South Vietnamese is like American. That is how they resemble and differ. (Sorry for dragging Europe and the US here). Such as my family, on mom side has migrated to the South Vietnam for about 150 years ago, on my dad side has migrated to the South Vietnam for 60 years ago during the Vietnam war ->>> now I'm a Southern Vietnamese
@@vaninhtran4179 How are they different. North VN has 9 million ethnic minorities (Tai-kradai, Hmong,..). The climate similar to Guangdong, Guangxi, with 4 seasons of spring, summer, autumn, winter Note: modern Vietnamese or the ethnic Kinh did not exist before 15th century (as 1427, Le Loi gained independence for Dai Viet, before that time North Vietnam nowadays was belong to Ming Dynasty) South VN has 4 million ethnic minorities (Austroasiatic, Malay,...) + 1 million Chinese descent. The tropical climate, rainy and sunny season Note: South Vietnamese did not existed before 18th century.
Cool video but what’s up with the creepy murder investigation music? It makes the video seem like a western person attacking East Asian countries for not being politically correct or diverse like most western nations.
China has very few internal geographic barriers, which means that when one ethnicity attained a position of strength it was able to impose its will and cleanse competing cultures. There's a reason why the most ethnically diverse places on earth (the Balkans for example) tend to have plenty of internal barriers such as mountains to insulate and allow small ethnic groups to survive through the millennia.
@Hernando Malinche Thats true Its the same way how French eliminated the patois. It would be better for any industrialized countries to have a standard language.
@Hernando Malinche I just don't like the premise of this video claiming that China is very homogeneous. With a billion people, China still has multiple religions, languages, and traditions. Unlike Indonesia, India, or the Philippines, China, Korea, and Vietnam all have the advantage of being unified countries for millennia. The other countries were just colonized by Westerners with no respect to their cultures and boundaries. Heck, India is like a unified Europe in diversity.
zhess 4096 What do you mean “The other countries were just colonized by Westerners with No respect to their cultures and boundaries” - Westerners built infrastructure and then handed them back their nations. PUT DOWN THE PROPAGANDA KOOL-AID! Whites are the only group that colonizes and preserves the culture they conquer. You are a LIAR and a TROUBLEMAKER. Who doesn’t preserve cultures they conquer: EVERYONE ELSE. Conquering nations happens in real life. Take your pitty party elsewhere.
I would think you make some misconception here, you were talking on geographic East Asia and even claim Vietnamese to be "South East Asian" while talking about ethnic, but in fact, Vietnamese, ethnically, are East Asian. We are culturally even more closer to China, Japan and Korean than Mongolian. Vietnam, is part of the Sinosphere, which is a cultural sphere that got influences from China, culturally; which included China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and Vietnam. Genetically, Vietnamese also have a significantly close to Southern Han Chinese and not so far from Japanese or Korean (but distant from Mongolians). Mongolian, in the other hand, are closer to Siberian and people from Central Asian, they have a significantly similar culture of nomad and genetically related. So I'd say, you should have included Vietnamese in this instead and maybe exclude Mongolians
ko cần đâu bạn, Việt Nam mình ko cần phải đi rêu rao Việt Nam mình là văn hóa Đông Á giống bọn nó, bạn làm vậy bọn nó chỉ có khinh thường mình hơn thôi! @@ToLeNam Cứ nhận mình là VN thôi, ko cần khẳng định VN giống Đông Á bọn nó hay là giống ĐNÁ! VN là VN, có bản sắc và văn hóa riêng, việc gì phải víu vs bọn nó làm gì?
I think there is a misconception that Han Chinese ‘kept’ the homogenous throughout the history. But in reality the homogenous look is a result of widespread blood or genetic mixing of all ethnic groups that ever existed on that land, only with a few exceptions in history. And there’re two main reasons the genetic mixing is so widespread. 1. The Han consider another ethical group Han whenever that ethical group adopted the same culture and same language, regardless of the look. And whenever that happens, blood mixing happens, since there is no rule / culture preventing marriage among different groups. This happened countless times in the history and most of them happened pretty early (like 1000-2000 years ago). 2. Unlike Europe or India where there were strict race or blood related classes that inter-marriage is impossible or at least rare, the Han abandoned that system very early on. No last name is considered higher ranking than another throughout the history. This further encouraged genetic mixing. There was a group of Jewish that started residency in central China from Tang Dynasty, keeping there culture and religion until the late Qing dynasty when wars made it no longer possible. The Han never forced them to change their religion, even though they look almost identical to the Han now due to genetic mixing in just less than 200 years, at least to this RUclipsr’s eyes.
You said that the Manchus have a population of 10 million, which is wrong.Because the Chinese government gives more benefits to ethnic minorities, many Han people deliberately register themselves as Manchus. In fact, the Manchus only had 50,000 male soldiers when they established the Qing Dynasty. If children, women and the elderly are included, the number was about 200,000. Most of the soldiers in the Qing Dynasty were actually Han Chinese, which is why the Qing Dynasty was so completely culturally Chinese, even though they changed the clothes and hairstyles of the Han people. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the number of Manchu soldiers was more than 200,000, and the total number of Manchus should not exceed 1 million.Considering that China's population has increased two or three times from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the present, the real Manchu population is now about 2 million or 3 million. In fact, even the Manchus of the Qing Dynasty were very close to the northern Chinese because they had lived together with the Han people for a long time.And there is also the fact that during the Ming Dynasty when the Manchus had not yet established a dynasty, they often plundered the Han and Korean populations, so the Ming Dynasty massacred the Jurchens many times. In other words, before the Qing Dynasty, there were already many Han ancestry among the Manchus. During the Ming Dynasty, the Manchus were no longer a hunter-gatherer group, but became a settled nation like the Han people.
@@조일선명 Those are the places I was referring to in my comment. We can even include Hong Kong and Macau as the southernmost part of China where some Chinese do look more Southeast Asian. I know some Northern Chinese will consider other parts of China as South of China as Southern Chinese but people who live in Guangdong province, Hong Kong, and Macau don't consider those places as Southern China lol They see those places as Northern China and consider these people as Northern Chinese.
No, because unlike other nations from a different continent they didn't go out in the world to colonize oppress other people so they don't have the feeling of guilt to compensate for their sins
In Taiwan, although Han make up 98% of the population, there are sub division of the ethnic Han and the sub groups actually consider themselves as that particular subgroup. Basically, Han isn't rly one ethnic group
Han Chinese is a culture not a race, we are different from Koreans and Japanese, we should not be put together with them, we are not Koreans and Japanese.
The Han nationality is a culture, not a race. We are different from Koreans and Japanese. While we all have o3 lineage y chromosomes, we shouldn't be put together with them. We are not Korean and Japanese. In ancient times, they were not the same language as us. , they are not full Chinese characters and should not bring Koreans and Japanese to China.
You mentioned one reason as these countries not being colonized, but even more so these countries have also mostly refrained from colonizing other countries in the recent centuries
Beside of the region identification as East Asia, in which includes China, Korea and Japan only. There comes a Northeast Asia, in which covers Mongolia, Russian Siberia, Korea, Japan and north portion of China. All the geographical sub-regions are classified by the Westerners. What the hell were they doing?
If anyone asked me what my ethnicity was, I'd say Taiwanese but would point out that my people are Chinese as well. F**k political boundaries--I can proudly say I have Chinese blood in me. Our people can get along seemlessly with each other if they're not debating over what those in power want us to fight over. The same goes for the Japanese; it still pisses me off how they commited atrocities against China in the past (we share many cultural similarities for goodness sake), even though they left the Taiwanese alone after the occupation of their island. Sorry this is a tad off topic, but I hate it when people bear certain sentiments towards others, negative or otherwise, just because they were born in a different place in the world. :-//
But historically Taiwan is a chinese province, Taiwan cannot be recognized as a country if it is not recognized by all nations, Taiwan did not even have an indepence revolution from mainland China, actually mainland china had a revolution against the Koumintang, it's the opposite. So it's normal the people says that taiwanese are chinese, because they are historically and ethnically the same, although the conflict between the CPC and the KMT.
Han chinese to me seems to be the equivalent of saying white people in the US. Just how white people is an umbrella term for other ethnicities such as British, French, Swedish, etc Han Chinese also had many subgroups under it's umbrella such as Hakka, Cantonese, Tanka, etc. When considering that fact it seems to suggest China is much more diverse than most people think.
Han is not a race. Han is a common identity the Chinese people call themselves for being the descendants of Han dynasty(which was considered as a golden age) and the rightful owner of Han culture. And we just continue to call ourselves Han ever since then.
Actually, all human races on Earth have Extraterrestrial genes. The human race in this galaxy all originated from Lyra, and some migrated here. But in terms of past lives, most East Asians were Sirians a long time ago. Sirian culture focuses more on Group Harmony than Individual Freedom, while Pleaidians are the opposite ( Most Pleaidian incarnates goes to the Caucasian race and Native Americans ). The other Asian, Aryan and Semitic races comes from the Nibiruans ( they too have relations to the genetics of people from Sirius, and when they came to Earth in the past, were known as the Annunaki ). The Black/African race comes from the Vegan star system, where the homeworld is inhabited by dark-skinned humans able to resist the strong sunlight from their home star. There are also some feline and bird humanoid ET races in Lyra, so if there are people on Earth who are into Furries, their distant past lives must have relation to them.
That's offensive, China has over 56 different ethnic groups, although the Han Chinese do overwhelm the majority. And yes these groups look different from one another
@@achuang582 ikr, if they're slightly brown, it means that they're healthy and they go outside a lot So skin tone isn't even something that differentiates the Han from the other minorities like in Korea and Japan
@@achuang582 There's genetics. But yeah, little phenotype diversity. Southeast Asians would look similar to east asians but with darker skin if not for more prevalent contact with Indian/Persian/Arab traders, colonizers, and mixing with the melanesian aboriginals. If you've seen the uncolonized, unmixed, and indigenous Southeast Asian tribes, you will quickly notice how they look east asian. Sarawaks, Igorots, Penan tribe are a few examples although some are also starting to mix outside their tribe and diluting their racial purity.
@@dwargonedragon794 I think South East Asians races and ethnics have their own DNA that look so different from East Asians!!! For example: an ethnic Indonesian or Malaysian who has nothing to do with Indian or Arab but their appearance are still distinguish from Chinese, Japanese ( much darker skin, larger eyes,...)
Thinking of East Asians as the same group is a very Western-centered thinking. China is a multi-ethnic country composed of so many ethnic groups, and their genetic differences between people in the north and the south are bigger than those of Nordic and southern Europeans. Japanese and Koreans are the most similar ethnic groups on Earth, but their genetic differences are bigger than those of Russians and British people.
Quick correction. Vietnam and its surrounding counties was indeed colonised as what was called French Indochina. Vietnamese is written in Latin based script, and in the upper class Vietnamese families spoke French.
Still I can dope out 10% of Japanese/Korean and 30% of Mogol just according to their looks. Some of them have typical face or shape of their body. Furthermore, as you put Mongolia(a North Asia Country) in the list, you should include Vietnamese, I cannot sought out over 85% of them in the crowd until they lift up their voice.
I'm sure this channel thinks Thailand is more East Asian and more homogeneous than Vietnam lol. Perhaps it is because the historical events causing Vietnam's economy to start later than other countries, make people despise or lack knowledge abt it. Anyways VN just joined WTO in 2007, I didn't expect people to know things about Vietnam other than the Vietnam war, Vietcong, ....
Currently, there are still many Koreans with Vietnamese descent living in North and South Korea (some of them have Vietnamese nationality and return to Vietnam to worship ancestors). on wikipedia said it is 14% Koreans have Vietnamese blood, I'm not sure that, they have immigrated to Korea more than 700 years ago, It is a so long time ago
@@anhkimtruong241 The Vietnamese are 90% of the Viet and 90% of the Malays and Khmer people. It has nothing to do with Korea. There are few Vietnamese races in Korea. The South Chinese are the ancestors of Vietnam.
Come on. Just because some countries in the world had European colonization, doesn't mean that a significant amount of Europeans got in their gene pool. The Filipino gene pool has hardly any European admixture. The Spanish hardly even had a presence there. The only half filipino I can think of is Enrique Iglesias. And I suspect even her mom is a Filipino born Spanish woman.
I think he was referring to the idea that when Europeans colonized an area, they typically opened it up to trade, immigration and emigration en masse (sometimes by force). The intermingling of traders and immigrants would usually result in some mixing of DNA. Often these countries only had trade ties with local neighboring groups prior to colonization. Also, there is plenty of precedence of women in South East Asia accepting marriage to foreign soldiers in order to improve their family's financial situation. This happened in the Philippines before and after WW2 and Vietnam during the Vietnam war.
Enrique's mom is an asian Filipino. She's definitely not white. The Europeans were all up in the Philippines. It's just that Asian Gene's are stronger so the genetic impact isn't as easily noticeable.
"The Spanish hardly even had a presence there" And yet the filipino language is heavily influenced by Spanish to this day and up to 85% of the population is Roman catholic. I know that you probably mean in the ethnic sense but to say that they "hardly" had a presence is very disingenuous.
@Antonio Maldonado then, who are the ayalas, the razons, the aboitiz, etc. etc. most of the legit spanish filipinos with purer spanish blood are just clustered more in the upper and upper middle classes. perhaps u just dont personally know much legit spanish filipinos, if all u can think is Enrique Iglesias. just because historically speaking, it was popular to falsely claim spanish ancestry does not mean, there actually arent many people with legit spanish ancestries in the philippines. stroll through the halls of top universities, village subdivisions, and high-end malls in metro manila and many there that would claim spanish ancestry can actually back up those claims... its even a bit obvious in their facial characteristics like the reason this person is so fair-skinned despite not looking like they have east asian ancestry is cuz they actually do have spanish ancestry. many of them too moved to the US, canada, and australia in the past like during the marcos regime or other past major events. ive talked to one who lives in the US and he sureas hell was white from a picture of himself he sent me and he even showed me his dna test results showing overwhelming 84% spanish ancestry and only 8% southern chinese and 8% southeast asian. he says his family is of Crame de Estrada, as in the namesake of Camp Crame, the main headquarters of the PNP (philippine national police). his description or ranting of how his family acts, even tells me for sure that they still act like the typical upper class spanish filipino family.
@@shyguy5473 Even they are also so Lucky that their Economy is the Fastest Growing Economy of the Entire Asia and the 3rd Fastest Growing Economy of the Whole-World (once all these Titles were of India's just 4 to 5 years back 😏)
I think you forgot one of the main reasons that led East Asian countries to be ethnically homogenous. I was waiting for it but never heard it. The reason is geography. The Himalayas to the South, frozen Siberia and the steppes to the North the desserts of China to the West and the vast Pacific ocean to the East. All these circumstances create an isolated area and made immigration difficult especially in the old times. Morever the Eastern parts namely Korea and Japan are mostly harsh mountainous territories and Japan deals with natural disasters like earthquakes and Tsunamis all the time. So if people are cut off for a long time and stay together long enough the will create a common civilisation and ethnicity. It'svery logical
This is true. I believe geography plays a much bigger role than any of the reasons mentioned in this video.
thats also the reason why colder nations tend to be far more ethnically homogenous than warmer nations-few ethnicities are fit for cold climates
@@anonrandom7765 exactly
No, just means all the minorities were either butchered or they all now claim to be "Han" even though it is obvious that Southern "Chinese" look nothing like Northern Chinese.
Even in modern times?
i am a korean. and in an airport in netherland, i was asked in chinese by a chinese woman. i said i don't speak chinese. even east asians themselves can't distinguish each other.
I believe that. It’s POSSIBLE.
Indians themselves can't Discover their Own Country's Language. So you people are much better in that case.
@Fc barca India has Almost 25 Main Languages and 1600 Minor Languages. Some 70% Indians know Atleast 3 Languages out of 25 Main Languages and 1600 Minor Languages. So It's Common Sense that an Indian from South India may not know what a North Indian is Speaking. Same way, an Indian from North India Most Probably won't know what an North-East Indian is Speaking.
@@SalvationinCHRISTalone888 I mean it is plausible
@@sheeneemee What’s plausible?
Video ideas:
Ainu Orgins
How European is Turkey?
How Scandinavian are Russia and Normandy?
"The Rus and the origin of the Russian nation"
How gothic is Iberia?
How Frankish is France?
How Celtic is France?
How Roman is France?
How phoenician is Lebanon and Tunisia?
How arab is the levant?
How Aryan/indo-Aryan are India and Iran
How indo-European is Europe?
How Italian is France/Iberia?
How Turkic are the balkans?
How Turkic are the Central asians?
Fascinating Origins of Assimilated ethnic groups around the world?
"The origin of the English and how Celtic/Germanic they are"
The Aryan invasion theory is very controversial subject in India
How Arab is the Levant is an interesting one
Origin of English is quite interesting to me because it is also reflected in the language (outside of greek and latin lexicon imports)
Ruthenia and the origins of *Ukrainian/Belarusian* nation.
Random Dude That’s bc it’s bs
I'm Mongolian and i can tell you our culture is very distinct from the rest of East Asia, in my opinion we are more closely culturally tied to Turkic, Tungusic and North Asian (Siberic) cultures
That's why when people talking about East Asia they normally mean China, Japan, and Korea.
Yeah Mongols are more Central Asians
yes, you cannot compare yourself with civilized group, great wall is a middle finger to you
China is little different. It actually has north Asian, South Asian and Central parts so...It’s actually not correct to describe China as a East Asian country. But maybe cultural wise.
@@christinem4266 this is fking hilarious, since when east asian is difined by east? it's a cultural thing, and china is homogeneous due to thousands of years of people migration in that region
I love learning about origination of cultures and people. Really appreciate your work
I'd appreciate a bit less open racism in his comment section, but hey, you win some you lose some.
@@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge This channel is full of neo-nazis.
@@s-kazi940 Really? Never would have noticed!
@@GlamStacheessnostalgialounge Yah, anything related to Asia seems to attract them for some reason.
@@s-kazi940 At first I just saw it as a meme, but it really does seem like all the 4chan fascists have a fetish for asians lol.
I'm so happy this guy said "East Asia" instead of just "Asia." Like there are quite a few morons out there who think that Asia just means China and Japan. They ignore countries like Thailand, India, Indonesia, Pakistan, etc. This guy is smart.
most Americans take "Asia" and "Asian" to mean North/South East Asians. most europeans take "Asia" and "Asian" to include Indians (from India).
Actually most people Says "Asian" referring only to china, Japan and corea because It came from european's perspective, fist europeans had contact only with middle east and índia, latter with china... The same way people like to refer to "the west" by only referring to the west Europe and USA but not referring to latin America, that because they were colonized by those contries...
maybe When latin America and those contries you mentioned get important enogh maybe then people Will speak About they properly.
@@philipthegreat7230 All those countries I mentioned are important you dumbnut. India is one of the oldest civilizations and has given great things such as Buddhism, Hinduism, Yoga, Chess Meditation, Spices and more. China and India are the 2 main countries of Asia which influenced all of Southeast Asia. All countries are important. And try to fix your grammar you sound like a 10 year old
@@XmonkeyzX tbh non of these things are really important
@@praisethesun.praisedeussol6051 Tbh you're not very smart
China isn't as homogeneous as Korea and Japan. There're 56 officially recognized ethnic groups in China. Even the so-called Han Chinese have a lot of variations in terms of languages, phenotypes, traditions, and cuisines.
Definitely
TheXanian Where are their Africans and Arabs?
@@itsokaytobeclownpilled5937 Hui/Uighur and SE Asians. boom.
Wrong, The Han Chinese is very homogenous, regardless of some variations of languages. cuisines, etc. Han Chinese is perhaps the most pure and homogenous nation, even more homogenous than other Asians. In fact, almost all so called "minorities" have some Han Chinese ancestry. And the Koreans , Japanese, other Asian people also have some Han Chinese ancestry as well. You don't really know China and Asia.
@@ointmentaccolades8087 No, China isn't homogeneous at all. Japanese and Koreans are much more homogeneous than Chinese. You don't know China and Asia.
It is essentially due to the establishment of highly centralized government in past 2000 years which made us politically homogeneous. And Chinese Characters(rather than spoken language) made us culturely homogeneous.
秦始皇书同文车同轨起到了决定性的作用
J U S T I C E Shut your fucking month, son of the bitch.
最主要的原因是东亚核心地区西边有青藏高原和沙漠，古代单独的世界，没有外部势力干预。欧洲北非中东俄罗斯这一大块青藏高原以西的区域是联系在一起的
@@月下风火 书同文 车同轨 行同伦
Exactly. I was missing this constructivist approach to ethnicity here, which I understand is overused in some contexts but definitely applies to China. It is a quite singular phenomenon in the world to have had a continuous polity as the focal point of cultural identification for two millennia.
East asian countries are able to keep their homogeneity because even if there is any kind of diversity, the han (or majority) genetics are so dominant. They also prefer a homogeneous population as well because of social and political reasons.
Ahkao more like the realization that multiculturalism cant work
@@anonrandom7765 well I'm not Indian so idk
@@Adam-nu9gu no not racism. You didn't read the response.
@@cathode5115 they do have other cultures, it's just that the majority culture is so dominant
Paru Ap yeah but thats not multiculturalism or at least not the definition we see in most western countries nowadays
I am Canadian of European descent. I noticed that Tibetan people looked like inuit people here when I was in Tibet. That land bridge theory seems pretty legit to me
nah they look pretty different by slight details. I can tell.
That is a good pooint, although I think the Inuit have adopted the wider eyes and face more like Mongolians or Northeast Russians than Tibetans.
Maybe it is just a result of convergent evolution of phenotypic conditions under similar conditions
As a korean Inuit resemble korean
Genetic evidence shows that there were at least three waves of migration from Siberia to the Americas and the Arctic: first today's Native Americans, then the Ancient Eskimos, and finally the modern Inuit.
East Asian countries are not immigrant countries, and their cultural roots are similar. The most important point is that East Asia has not been colonized by other civilizations.
Europe did colonize East Asia how they got "Hong Kong" and the french indochina
Colonization is not the source of what’s wrong with today. It’s the decision of western governments conducting the greatest act of treachery the world has ever seen
@@akidnamedryan4758 香港和澳門對整個東亞來說非常小，小到不值得一提，另外印度尼西亞在東南亞，不在東亞。
+@@akidnamedryan4758 :
So by your logic? China already fully colonized Europe, North America, Oceania, and South Africa. With their Chinatown and Chinese food got it.
@@Dylan-fo6mi Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia are also South Eastern countries, not East Asia.
East Asia was not colonized by the West at all. Some western countries did have influence over certain parts of some cities in east asia. All countries colonized by the West were exploited to the bone and they were left very poor by the time colonizers left. Japan, Korea, taiwan, china, Singapore etc are doing well today because of their on efforts and not by western magnanimity. Singapore was a stinky slump when the british were there. You are reciting the history the colonizers want people to hear. Time for you to read the real history from the colonized people.
@SwiftKill hello thresh
Because they are stupid
Why is Hong Kong so much richer than mainland China? 🧐
@@ilikevines it's the same reason of Western Germany Vs. East Germany.
Taiwan is a province of China btw
Ethnic Han Chinese comprise 1/3 of the world’s population. Asians are the majority.
Why ethnic European majority are inflicted with systemic “diversity” (efforts to reduce the majority) is downright horrific and tantamount to a soft genocide. Imagine if Beijing had an ethnic minority of Han Chinese? Well, London has had its English population reduce to a minority status (among a growing list of other cities).
People are cheering the systemic reduction of a European majority to a minority status in the USA. This is disgusting.
The ethnic homogeneity of Asian countries promote cultural cohesion and national unity. One can only surmise from these observations that the “diversity” initiatives on the European ethnic majority countries is a deliberate attack to destabilize and weaken them.
I’m not white. I have no allegiance to skin colour but I do respect culture and are aware that there are superior and inferior cultures. These ethnic replacement initiatives are also destroying cultures and that negatively affects us minorities living in them as well.
Asian countries know this.
Shut up
@@riorio745 Were you referring to me with your reply of the person that told me to “shut up?”
If you were speaking to me, I believe you think I’m an American (or agree with or promote that country’s foreign policies).
I actually agree with you sentiment about leaving other countries alone: How is evolution supposed to work if we artificially keep the defectives alive?
You’re also right about England being an ethnically European country (in much the same way China is an ethnically Asian country).
@@riorio745 wow
Me in Poland with 99,8% poles (0,2% minorities ) 😮
Lucky :(
BASED
@@joshr24 unlucky
Yeah the reason is literally just “East Asians aren’t being culturally shamed into accepting hordes of migrants”
Many European nations are still above 98% white, and many countries with 75-80% white populations were above 98% white a decade ago. Even America was at that point 40 years ago. There’s nothing more to it than propaganda.
@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 not a decade ago, maybe a little longer than that
I agree that Korea, my country is ethnically homogenous but to my knowledge, China consists of 56 different ethnic groups. Isn't it very heterogenous? Also Japan has several different ethnic groups by colonizing Ryukyu kingdom (current Okinawa) and assimilated Ainu living in Hokkaido. So...I guess you mean racial homogeneity rather than ethnic homogeneity of east asian countries.
Paul most of china’s 56 ethnicity still look much alike. Mongols and han Chinese may look different, but the phenotypical differences may not be seen by non asians.
@@matthewtenorioduenas202 In that case, I believe western heterogeneity will look homogenous to asian as well. It seems not right to judge one group's characteristics based on other groups' view rather than objective indicator.
Because demographics
Ethnic Japanese - 98.4%
Chinse - 0.5%
Korean - 0.4%
Other - 1%
I think anyone would call that homogenous
They do exist, but they're a small minority compared to like 90% Han and are concentrated in Tibet and Xinjiang
Based Korean who understands.
In Korean, "I" and "we" are sometimes interchangeable. So culturally and ethnically homogenous, that the boundary between the individual and the community became vague.
@@oneviwatara9384 well ethnicity is a cultural based rhetoric so I don't get how korean and Japanese people are both ethnically lao when they have different cultures (although there is a large amount of genetic overlap between the two groups)
@@oneviwatara9384 Nonsense. When you say the Indochina Peninsula, the Korean Peninsula and Japan were connected by land, it becomes anthropology, not history. You may confuse history with anthropology. Korea has its origins in the kingdom of Old Joseon, located in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. This kingdom was later split into several countries, and Some of the powers of these dynasties moved south to the Korean Peninsula, creating the three ancient kingdoms of the Korea.
@@willywilly5220
Seriously, I don't think you have any ideas what you're talking about if you did then you should have known by now everything I said was available online for a decades by now all you have to do is Google search for its.
@@oneviwatara9384 The ethnic identity of the people in a particular region cannot be explained by an anthropological approach. You seem to be confusing anthropology with history. The genetic study that people from the Indochina Peninsula migrated to the Korean Peninsula or Japan is an anthropology that happened about over 20,000 years ago. This is not history. History is the tale of how the people in the area make a country and form a national identity. It is the story of a record remaining as a documentary or historical relic within the last 5000 years. The identity of Korea is originated by the rise and fall of the ancient kingdom located in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. German identity, for example, is determined not by the anthropological genetics but by the history of Germany.
@@willywilly5220
What are you going to say when the whole thing will be reveal on live TV for the whole world to see???
I’m part Manchurian and Mongolian, i am born and raised in Canada. When I found out through my Ancestry DNA results, I was so surprised but happy 😊
Well this comment section is going to be fun.
No Jewish influence
Yeah a bunch of assholes are blaming the lack of diversity in East Asia on the Jews. Well the Jews of Europe were mostly killed and the ones that remained are leaving now. The influx of immigrants from the ME and Africa are partly due to the destabilization of those countries by the colonial powers. And if they were closer to asia, then they would probably go there. One final point, China is homogeneous as this video shows, but it’s full of corruption causing millions of deaths earlier and even now the government restricts their internet and watches them constantly. It’s the Jews fault for that too?
@@ahappyimago Ye loo
@@ahappyimago lol*
how much did the rabbi pay you?
Because they're not stupid
Best comment on here.
Well i would not call Chinese and Korean people i interacted with smart Japanese maybe.
I would way more prefer being in diverse America than in the Asian countries. Our life is just far better here. I've lived over there. No thanks and no disrespect, but yeah.... I'll gladly take diversity.
East Asia is boring af.
Chinese EDM Music it’s because of our internal enemies. Communism, Marxism all come from those one subversive group of people
Fun fact : Taiwan is somewhat multicultural although 95+% of population is Han Chinese beacuse each subgroups of Han Chinese have seperate identity. Mainland immigrants from ROC, Early Han Chinese immigrants, Hakka peoples and Han Chinese from PRC.
Hakka peoples are one branch of Han Chinese
Diverse racial composition of Taiwan
by self-identification :
Hoklo Taiwanese: 67.5%
Hakka Taiwanese: 13.6%
Mainlander (~1949): 7.1%
Aboriginal ( non-Han): 1.4%
“Han” is a broad umbrella term that include a lot of diverse and even politically conflicting ethnic groups .
That's why saying that China and Taiwan are different countries is just pointless.
@@GeigemachenHoklo are also immigrants but call themselves Taiwanese and call 1949 immigrants mainlander as if Hoklo themselves dont come from mainland.
I once had a Japanese person say to me that all Irish people look very similar and some look the same as each other. I said our indigenous population has blonde, red, brown and black hair, and different skin tones including some people with freckles. She was like oh yeah good point.
But for me, not only Irish people, all of Europeans look the same, lol!!!
cross-race effect
@Joselene Lu nice joke
@@nicolamutton it's true, you moron. I'm not even Chinese and already know there are Chinese with natural blonde hair, especially in the northern region
@@ashishningthoujam2485 mmm behave yourself
It could also be because northeast Asia goes through periods of being mostly depopulated whenever the Earth goes through colder climate cycles. When it warms up again, the population grows from a small genetic pool. The warmer regions stay populated consistently throughout the ages, so their genetic diversity remains high.
Look at Japan. They have 1/26th the landmass of the United States while having a 3rd of its population. It's gotta be jam-packed over there. They're not in any position to accept more people because they barely have any more space left.
Sacrificing natural uninhabited land is not an option because those provide the habitats necessary to have a balanced ecosystem that feeds the populous.
Finally someone got it.
Same thing with Europe. It's densely populated, narrow, crowded. But recently, they have a declining birthrate soooo...lez juz say they are trying solutions.
The Americas is a unique thing bec there's space for everyone. It's the only place I can see racial diversity to work, if people learned to respect each other of course.
This is the only comment thread i have seen so far that is thoughtful about each country’s unique circumstances and situations instead of one shouting “homogeny bad or diversity bad”
Also, Japan is very mountainous.
Finally, a worthy comment.
They’re not homogeneous, they are just well-mixed diversity. 200 years melting pot versus 5000 years melting pot.
@ナノ人 we are east Asian， not mongolid race，mongolid race is a racist word
@ナノ人 The term now preferred by anglophone anthropologists and geneticists is "Mongolic".
"Mongoloid" did not orginally have derogatory implications any more than "Caucasoid" (which from both a geographic and a genetic perspective, is a misnomer as a 'racial' designation) or "Negroid"("Negro" derives from "black"). Racist and derogatory connotations were involved in the use of "Mongoloid" (as in "Mongoloid idiot") and "Mongolism" to refer to Down's Syndrome, where those with this genetically based condition were considered by even early scientific medical practioners to represent retrograde reversions to more primitive, possibly ancestral phenotypes.
Joe Biden's recent usage of ''Neanderthal'' in a derogatory context represents a contemporary version of this ignorant perspective. Ironically, genetic analyses have quite consistently confirmed that East Asians tend to higher percentages of 'Neanderthal genes' than Europeans. Yet when was the last time that you noticed a reference to East Asians in a Western MSM article on a certain now very politically incorrect test? These articles focus almost entirely on AVERAGE differences in scores between 'Whites, 'Blacks, and 'Hispanics! RUclips now censors virtually any reference to this supposedly racist test (except from their uploaders), so you may not even see this! Yet their comment boards are filled with posts from clowns endlessly claiming that "Asians can't innovate, they can only copy, cheat, and steal".
Yes all the african Chinese and Caucasian chinese together with sprinkles of hindu and arabian chinese have melted into modern China. What a great comparison you came up with.
@ナノ人 The Mongolian race is a manifestation of the prejudice of Western civilization against East Asian civilization. As far as the current evidence is concerned, East Asians did not originate in Mongolia.
@ナノ人 Naming a race should be named after the place where the race first appeared. Westerners named East Asians after the Mongols Race just because the Mongols had brought them terrible memories.
To East Asians, Europe looks monolithic. If you're an East Asian, you know that Koreans, Chinese, Japanese, Taiwanese, and Mongolians are not a completely homogeneous race. Of course, there are some shared looks that you can't tell which country they are from.
The ethnic homogeneity is exaggerated. People in Japan are not all genetically homogeneous, being descented from both Jomon, Yayoi, and later Korean immigrants. Culturally- Japan actually has minority languages, such as the various Ryukyuan languages, which are not merely dialects of Japanese.
I would argue the Confucian cultural background creates strong pressure to have the perception, if not implementation, of a dominant culture.
So is China pursuing a policy of Ethnic Nationalism? Seems like a dumb question but with what I’ve been hearing in the East and Manchuria, I wonder if that is the goal of Beijing.
It's basically just doing what it's done for Millenia, slowly assimilating surrounding cultures into its genetic and cultural sphere. That's why there are so many "Han" people today. Most of them came from assimilated tribes who intermarried into the original Han, which was a tribal confederation in the first place.
These Han for centuries have slowly ethnically and culturally assimilated every group that they come across. It’s why China is overwhelmingly of Han ancestry.
They’re currently in the process of doing the same thing with Tibet, Manchuria, and Xi Xiang. If nothing is done, Tibetans, Uighurs, and Manchurians will all just become Han.
@@preoximerias7366 This is only true for Xinjiang. Tibetans cannot be assimilated while the Manchus already were assimilated but the government decided to declare a group of people with Manchu ancestry (and sometimes without) as Manchu. The Manchus in China today consider themselves that, but the Han of the north and the Manchu had already assimilated into each other, so there is barely any distinction.
That'd be very true. Ethnicity nationalism at its finest.
@@preoximerias7366 I think the hardest is for Uyghur. Uyghurs are genetically diverse and some of them have Caucasian genetic. Which is very different from Han. Even, Tibetans and Manchus are still far closer to Han compared to Uyghur
Chinese people have different DNA from Japanese, Koreans, Mongolians, and Manchus.
Ok is the music giving anyone else the creeps lmao feels like a ghost hunting video esp near the beginning
I just so happened to watch this video with creepy music on Halloween. Lol
East Asian nations are based on culture rather than blood. 2000 years ago, the Han Chinese was identified by the words(Chinese text instead of languages), clothing, values, etc. Any other nation could become Han Chinese if they have the same culture. The Han Chinese also absorbed the cultures, costumes and lineages from other nationalities.
Yes, this is especially true for Turkic people who are a perfect example of it. They originated in East Asia and migrated further west up to Anatolia. They absorbed a large portion of different ethnicities but they never gave up their culture and language. Thats why you can see the Turkish language today in Turkey, while the people all look very different from eachother.
Culture and Language is what defines Asian nations and not blood.
They are Han Chinese because Qin Shi Huang destroyed all kingdoms kill all ethnicities , destroy all culture , books , histories before him , what is left after him was a people with no past , no history , no cultures that eventually develop into the Han cultures .
@@tomviktorsson5052 I am afraid your comment is very well untrue, Qin Shi Huang did not destroy all the books or culture or history before him, there were tons of the Chinese classic literature and historic documents that survived through the Qin dynasty due to its very short life, and the Han people though called ourselves Han, but it is actually a very mixed up ethnic group since there were many nomad invaders in the long history of China, we had 五胡乱华 five groups of barbarians screwed up China, South-North Sui Tang Dynastic, they were Xianbei or Siberian ppl ruling over China, then Yuan the Mongolian and Qing the Jurchen people occupied China, they all largely mixed up with the local Han people except for the Mongolians since Mongolian didn't embrace Han's culture or the political system like the other nomads did, they eventually being pushed back to their land of origin.
the 'Han peoples' really started as a slur in the Northern Dynasty. Otherwise where did you think the term “一条汉子” comes from? Does that sound like language used to describe a human? It was gradually adopted to be a name for Chinese people of the Confucian influence during Song dynasty. During Tang dynasty everybody called themselves Tang peoples.
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How obvious is it that ethnonationalists would come to this video?
Very likely, you should see the storm on the future European races video.
Wow nice one, look at how you just attracted all the /pol/tards here like a magnet...
@john smith I'm Hispanic, and the south is more than the north
@Blue Crusader The Israeli government is kicking out christians and Muslims out of their homes, so they try their hardest not to be mutiethnic
@Blue Crusader You're a w3J 100%. Any nation period has the right to do what they want in their own land.
And Is- not- real is not multi ethnic. Some nice hypocrisy on your part.
Nitpicking here, but the entire continent of Africa was covered in different European flags but as is popularly known, Ethiopia was never colonized. Yes it was invaded and occupied (1936 by Italy) . No one ever refers to what the Nazis did in western Europe as colonizing, therefore Ethiopia was never colonized.
The Manchu never imposed their cultural identity? Sorry, what do you xsll the Queue then, or the banning of traditional Hanfu? I'd say that's quite imposing.
he is just another fuck against Han Chinese
In all fairness it was also under the qing dynasty that the manchu became han, so the promotion of a lot of han culture is probably what he's talking about
@WithAStick AngryWhiteMan Han Chinese in many areas did have hate against Manchurians because of historical reasons but actual act of violence never actually took place except a little during like the first week of Xinhai Revolution when there were some Han Chinese servants stabbed their Manchurian employer. By the way, Koreans also hated Manchurians.
@WithAStick AngryWhiteMan And there are plenty of famous Chinese influencer that are ethnically Manchurians. The only notable point of your link is that Guan Zhilin is a Southerner in Hongkong. Most influencing Manchurians are from Beijing who inherited their Beijing properties from Qing dynasty and the resulting good education and social privilege.
@WithAStick AngryWhiteMan There are cases of Revolutionaries went slaughter Manchurians in heavily manchurian district of cities. But, like I said, it didn't last long and didn't pose huge fears to the whole manchurian population, they were still having fun playing crickets in Beijing, it is nowhere near the genocide level. Manchurian did change to Han Chinese names to avoid harassment of revolutionaries, but as you can see, the fact that people stopped seeking them as soon as they changed their hated names shows that most people hated Qing Dynasty instead of the Manchu population(In many cases, they could just chase these manchurian till the end but that didn't happen).
China's homogeneity is a fairly recent thing in the past 1000 years. Original Han homeland is very a very small region in Henan China. Even people in Shanghai and Hunan are considered to be barbarians, even though they;re only 2-3 hours of bullet train away by modern standards. Through expansion and assimilation, the rest of the continent all became Han.
@@jari2018 The Most Heavenly Middle Kingdom will reduce your heritage to ashes
It is the same for most of the world.
@@jari2018 and Taiwanese
Yes, Hokkien people are austronesians assimilated by Hon. Similar thing with most of other regions
@@jari2018 ok pajeet
And healthy too. Intelligent. They have a very practical approach to living. Level headed. Culturally rich with a proud history of warfare and genuine zest for life.
1/18/2021: I have no problem with countries being as they are with their different traditions, cultures ate etc. I feel like this, the different traditions, cultures, regulations are what make that country distinct than another. The world with its many ppl make the earth a FANTASTIC place to be. Aloha from Hawaii.
I've been living in Britain for work for the past few years and wow is there a identity crisis here. Britain and it's countries is on it's way out. Scotland will be picked apart by the EU first before the others fail.
@@mop2254
By the end of the century Europe will become african and arab outposts. I feel sorry for Britian, America is already lost.
My milk is homogenized and pasteurized 👍
It's not milk.
Homogenization is bad for milk
@loki katzbalger Ironic that milk isn't very healthy for humans. Unless it's from plants.
@@victuz which plants have titties you idiot
@@johnapple6646 lmao jokes a side I think he means almond
oh boy i sure do love masaman's great neutral videos about genetics and ethnicity! i hope the discussion in the comments will be just as objective and respectful as the video!
also my 2 cents on the subject is that like what rareearth said, they only seem homogeneous these days because they heavily integrated many foreign concepts into their own cultures, if you want a good example just look at the foods in japan.
The Japanese are not homogeneous, they are a mix of the original Jomon (very close to Austronesian) and East Asian mainlanders.
Koreans are not homogeneous either, they have different ethnic groups such as Mahan, Jinhan and Byeonhan.
@@gunsroses1293 they are homogenous in the sense that the people u mentioned have been there for thousands of years. In any case they are super closely related to each other anyways. And the homogenous part is a relative to the population of non-East Asians such as Europeans, Africans, etc...
@@gunsroses1293Chinese are even more diverse with Turkic, Han, Mongolian, Tungisic, and SE Asiatic tribes within. Honestly, Han shouldnt be considered a ethnicity, just like a term to consider agrarian East Asian Mainlanders in China proper lol.
/pol/ tier comment section
Lmao this XD
and thats a good thing
@@takod323 it was fun when the average IQ of the board was north of 120. Not anymore lol.
@@takod323 DALEKO OD MORAAAA
@@migkillerphantom yes, nowdays discord and pol are full of siegetards kids that want to be edgy and their stupid "muh blue eyes I hate italians bcs brown"
7:50 you mean except that fact that they forced every Han Chinese man to cut their hair? Those who refused faced death by beheading.
To preserve ethnic identity
That’s...not a thing.
@@JonasGraf00
That Israeli Flag in your profile pic isn't helping you m8
@@JonasGraf00 Uh, no it's called basic tribalism. Racial and ethnic identity are literally what make us unique.
@Seb 96 Might as well kick out non-white folks especially those who were born there.
@Seb 96 I'm aware of the migration.
I’m a descendent of Chinese and Indian. Born in Malaysia. I have tan skin. Whenever I travel I am always mistaken by people as Philipina, Indonesian, or Thai people😅
Wow you must feel in competition with yourself 😜😜😂👍
Chindians are goodlooking people! Love from Singapore 🥰
Oh cool! I’m Indian/Japanese from the US!
@@EasternDreamer615 oh, I live in Japan 😃
@@TheShanty0403 That's wonderful! I love Malaysia, I can't wait to come back. Hopefully, I will visit Japan sometime in the next few years.
A lot of people who believe themselves as Han people, are just people who forgot their older legacy and melted into Han culture circle.
That’s the same thing for Hispanics. A lot of Hispanics have more indigenous DNA but identify from what country colonized them
Qin Shihuang unified China as early as two thousand years ago. For two thousand years, all ethnic groups have mixed with each other. Originally, Han was a multi-ethnic fusion. What's more, ancient China paid more attention to cultural distinctions rather than ethnic distinctions like Westerners.
@@yjiang750 I would say it was the same, cultural, especially religious distinction was the most important in Europe also.
Mm it depends for us in Taiwan we aren't too diverse in phenotypes since 98% of us are some variation of han although it can vary since northern han Chinese have slightly different culture then southern Chinese due to climate and geography.
DUDE. I am always so impressed by your level of accuracy, respect and professionalism in these videos. What lead you to making these kinds of videos? How old are you?? Do you study this stuff at university currently or in the past?
Can you do a video like this on North Africa, specifically the Maghreb, except on how not-homogenous the population is?
It’s pretty ironic that those who couldn’t really tell the difference among Asians are talking about how different northern and southern Chinese are
agree😅
They are though and I'm Asian
Generally, Chinese people look at foreigners and feel that they are the same kind of people.The people outside look at the people in East Asia is the same feeling, feel they look the same.
that true for everyone
To be honest as a Korean, the region and people of southern China feel like Southeast Asia. There is a sense of heterogeneity.
韩国人和中国东北人也给我一种通古斯人的感觉🤔
You are saying all Europe country is same. You just have no idea on culture and history background
*Ethnio Nationists in every Masaman's videos.*
Me: Aww shit, here we go again!
cancerous facebook memes in every youtube comment section
Me: Aww shit, here we go again!
What's wrong with being an ethno-nationalist?!
@@mikespearwood3914 the wrong with this is that ethno nationalism or tribal ideology leads to narrow minded people, creates or exacerbates racism. The result is that we have people who care about "their owns" and the rest of mankind could die. Such people are not inclined to generosity, mercy, justice...This thinking is harmful for humanity and against civilization and universal values embodied by a universal moral, an unconditional sense of justice, universal religions like Buddhism, Christianity, Islam.
This is why Islam is strongly against racism, tribalism, nationalism, sectarian and Islam have through history united many people with different cultures, languages, skin color...
@@bobvoortrekker2429 Islam is horrible like Judaism, and the fact you would criticise ethno-nationalists but praise Islam which destroyed so many cultures and persecuted so many people just shows your absolute ignorance! The Abrahamic religions have done more to destroy and persecute cultures than any ethno-nationalists, who love varieties of human groups and cultures. And being an ethno-nationalist doesn't mean you don't care for other humans, or can't like other humans. It's the same way you'll help your neighbours, but not at the expense of your own family suffering.
@@mikespearwood3914 Thank god people like you lost WW2.
They should stay ethnically homogenous. Don’t let your culture and country be destroyed or changed beyond recognition
Hmong Mien has more in common with those ethnic found in China, cultures, linguistically, and traditions.
Not Southeast Asia. The migration there was only 200-300 years ago.
Well, the majority of them still are living in China, only a fraction lives on the northern-most border of SEA
@@arbs3ry
Yes. China still houses the biggest number of Hmong Mien in the world.
well, that famous well-preserved noble lady of Han dynasty tomb, yeah, research shows she's most likely Hmong. Apparently Liu Bang came from Southern provinces, so Han and Hmong might just be different branches of the same line. They also have similar origin legends to Han Chinese, but they do claim to be from a different line.
During the Qing dynasty of china, the ruling manchurian clan 'aisin gioro' was wary of the eastward expansion of the Russian empire as soon as the russian conquered the sibir khanate in what is now Siberia hence the name. After the conquest many subject ethnic groups eastward including daurs, and yenitsei became vassals to the Qing as they shared similar nomadic culture with the Manchus. As soon as the Russian empire and Qing empire borders meet there were border skirmishes/fights the Qing in fear of losing their manchurian homeland as that would mean the 'Aisin Gioro' clan would lose both legitimacies as defender and head of a manchu state, as well as Chinese emperor, encouraged Han and Korean migration with policies such as zero taxes and generous pension schemes in order to populate their homeland with defenders against the Russians. Which is why you have the Korea autonomous prefecture in Yanbian and intermarriage of Han and Manchus in Manchuria.
eldarmario presario google manchuria under the Qing empire and check out the Wikipedia page.
eldarmario presario and also the wikipedia page of chuang Guangdong. Otherwise care to explain what's the other reasons?
You need to do a video about if Mongolic, Tungusic and Turkic folks are related or are they from different tribes who lived in close proximity with one another.
We have same root. Mongol, Turgic, Tungusic. It is like a Germans, saxons, Austrians and nordic
No, Mongols are not related to Turkics genetically but lived in close proximity. There is even a scientific study that has proven that Mongols are genetically distant from Turkics.
@@borgilbatbaatar4949 I am Mongolian and I can see you are Mongolian, too as your name is Mongolian. Mongols are not related to Turkics. There is even a scientific study that has proven that Mongols are genetically distant from Turkics but lived in close geographic proximity. We have to be careful with falsely claiming that Mongols are ancestors of Turkish people and Mongolia is their ancestral land, because nowadays Turkey tends to play identity politics to Islamisize the people in western Mongolia. It could be part of their current expansionist policy. In modern times, countries can be occupied not through military army but through proselytizing into different religions. When the nations' religion changes, their identity, culture, and worldview change.
@@kts437 lol
@@stonehorse7006 you have more than 30% Turkic DNA. All Mongols have.
I'm Mongol but with Arab, Persian Blood
As Korean, I do not agree that Japan treat Koreans as equal as themselves. You can study about Burakumin for details.
02:30 in the late 19th century and the early 20th, there was a massive wave of Chinese migration into Manchuria (Northeast China), and Japanese migration into Ezo (Hokkaido), both regions being sparsely populated, so the immigrants quickly became majority.
All East Asian countries have strict immigration restrictions. You immigrant to Japan and Korea etc you assimilate to there culture and language. Citizenship is taking seriously. Illegal immigration is not taken lightly or tolerated. They take there sovereignty seriously.
@Ahmed Zuq you’re religious beliefs has nothing to do with immigration policies of a sovereign nation
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Miss Universe Japan 2015 and 2020 both have fathers are black and the current will participate in Miss Universe 2024 is Ukrainian
@@vernicejillmagsino9603and look at the outrage it caused 😐🙄.
Homogeneous societies are the best societies.
As a person from such a nation I can tell you that homogeneous society will always remain biased--which is not good for human progress.
@Avery Holt I am from Mongolia, where 95% are ethnic Mongolians, so you should stop presuming everything based on someone's ONLINE name. If you had smarter brain you would have known that in correct Spanish my name should be spelled as "El Bandido".
EL BANDITO LOVES A GUIDA
A GUIDA LOVES EL BANDITO
@Bilo USA is built on the backs of immigrants from many continents. Rome fell cause of myriad of reasons, the most dangerous one was barbarian invasions. USA in comparison is in zero danger of being invaded by any nation. Do not be so quick to judge.
@@ElBandito Biased and communism goes hand in hand... Sounds progressive to me.
Short Answer: They're not ethnically homogenous. The Premise of this video is incorrect
the Chinese are definitely not homogenous as proven by DNA tests. there is a notable gap, but continuum, between Northern and Southern Chinese. but i'd argue that Japanese and Koreans are quite homogenous.
@@svt80221 even better the culture isn't homogeneous. In China there's first the most different minorities, Uyghurs, Tibetans and Mongolians. But also a lot of different ethnic minorities and subgroups of Chinese. Like manchu, hui, etc etc.
Yeah this is just clickbaiting and over simplification for $$
@@svt80221 Japanese people is very diverse even on appearances. Korean is relatively homogenous.
the good thing is that the idea of immigration or diversity is not global so people cannot push their agenda
Wish my country was like this :( Japan felt so clean, safe, and beautiful
@Akhnai The Indon I'd rather work hard and be proud of having a viable and unified nation than a hypercapitalist globalist multicultural shithole
Most western countries are clean and safe.
@@perun3706 Didn't think you'd jump from zero to racism real quick
@@dargondude2375 You're the only zero here buddy.
@@perun3706 I know, there are just too many racists around. Could do with more zeros.
A video on Mongolia would be great. Saying hi from Ontario, Canada.
han chinese is more cultural group rather then genetics.
Chinese is a cultural group，Han people is genetics
@@majortom4922 Han is actually diverse too. Han people originated in central China and then populated into large number and assimilated some minorities into them.
@Yougenth Josit
More than half of the Han people are Southeast Asians.
@@christinem4266
Northern Han Chinese from central plains region are ethnic related to Di-Qiang people currently they reside mainly in central plains region while the Southern Chinese are ethnic related to Tai-Kadai people ethnic Lao people they reside throughout China and all over the world.
Lao (Ai Lao peoples originated the largest ethnic groups of peoples in the world originated from Altai mountain, Mongolia over thousands of years ago) are the ancestral homeland of East Asian, MSEA, and ISEA according to 23 and Me, and many universities around the world.
@@benjamin-erlangen 东南亚人被汉族赶出中国大陆，抢走了他们的女人，生下了后代。长得和东南亚有相似之处是应该的。 如果汉族是东南亚，韩国70以上的人口都是东南亚人。😊
4:20 nah cuz fr, in my Filipino family we ain't even looking related to each other because some family members look pure Austronesian, white, mixed or Chinese 😭😭
I don’t believe China is that homogenous, even within the Han population. China is a big country, nearly the size of Europe, with over a billion. Comparing someone from Guangdong vs Liaoning is like comparing an Italian to a Norwegian. Some might argue “what a ridiculous analogy. Italians are dark and short. Norwegians are blonde and tall, all Chinese look the same”. But wait! Aren’t Cantonese people dark and short too? Northern Han/Manchu people, even though not blonde, are pale skinned, taller, and have smaller eyes
@halaga-kb8ez山东是北方
I keep noticing you saying its debatable weather Han Chinese are ethnically homogenous. Considering your knowledge im confused as to why you keep mixing up regional dialect with a different ethnicity. The southern Chinese have different genetic traits because of the climate the same way southern italians and northern italians have different genetics despite having a shared tribe and genetic backround as well as shared cultural history. they are not separate, they themselves even consider themselves to be Han Chinese. Language is not the same as genetics.
Culturally northeast Asians emphasize on mass-togetherness (conformity) but
western and southern nations emphasize on individualism and distinctiveness.
文字导致的，汉字容易在不同语言区域传播，而欧洲文字容易形成民族国家
'Mongolia' is much closer to Central Asia than to Northeast Asia. And not only Northeast Asia but also Central Asia is racially identical to Northeast Asia. For example, Kazakhs and Kyrgyz people look exactly like Chinese people.
Also I think China is more diverse because the census there attempts to dilute the Hmong, Tibetan, and Uyghur peoples
As an old Chinese saying goes, people who do not belong to our clan will have different minds
普天之下，莫非王土；率土之滨，莫非王臣；非我族类，其心必异；卧榻之侧，岂容他人鼾睡
Sounds pretty darn racist 😄
@@azzking9305 It's kinda true.
@@azzking9305 It's true though. Let's be honest. Humans are intrinsically selfish. Every ethnic group is mostly concerned with advancing the interests and wellbeing of its own people, even at the expense of others.
@@jackyzou630 tbf they never said it wasnt true, they just said it sounds pretty racist. But then again not everyone identifies or knows that much abt their ethnic group. Also some mixed people may identify with more than one ethnic group so that may create more open minded/accepting attitude to ppl outside of their ethnic groups. But also i think social psychology wise more and more ppl have access to other ethnic groups so its defo not entirely true what the first comments quote said
East Asian countries are not homogeneous in nature. The Han Chinese consists of many sub tribes from different ethnic backgrounds who over the centuries assimilated and form the foundation of the present racial makeup. For instance, Cantonese and Vietnamese share common ancestry before the assimilation.
True...what's more China proper contains many conquered nations that are not even Han at all.
North vietnamese different south Vietnamese
Kit Arvin 越南人和广东人没有关系，从古至今都没有亲缘关系
@No Name North Vietnamese is like European, South Vietnamese is like American. That is how they resemble and differ. (Sorry for dragging Europe and the US here). Such as my family, on mom side has migrated to the South Vietnam for about 150 years ago, on my dad side has migrated to the South Vietnam for 60 years ago during the Vietnam war ->>> now I'm a Southern Vietnamese
@@vaninhtran4179 How are they different.
North VN has 9 million ethnic minorities (Tai-kradai, Hmong,..). The climate similar to Guangdong, Guangxi, with 4 seasons of spring, summer, autumn, winter
Note: modern Vietnamese or the ethnic Kinh did not exist before 15th century (as 1427, Le Loi gained independence for Dai Viet, before that time North Vietnam nowadays was belong to Ming Dynasty)
South VN has 4 million ethnic minorities (Austroasiatic, Malay,...) + 1 million Chinese descent. The tropical climate, rainy and sunny season
Note: South Vietnamese did not existed before 18th century.
👍👍👍👍 thank you very interesting video
Cool video but what’s up with the creepy murder investigation music? It makes the video seem like a western person attacking East Asian countries for not being politically correct or diverse like most western nations.
Masaman hates ethnic homogenity.
@@azzuredragon Good. So do I. It keeps things interesting.
S- kazi fat redditer spotted
@@profile1172 fat, unwashed neo-nazi spotted.
China has very few internal geographic barriers, which means that when one ethnicity attained a position of strength it was able to impose its will and cleanse competing cultures. There's a reason why the most ethnically diverse places on earth (the Balkans for example) tend to have plenty of internal barriers such as mountains to insulate and allow small ethnic groups to survive through the millennia.
China is very diverse. In fact the southern part has many different languages that Beinjing considers to be "dialects"
@Hernando Malinche Thats true
Its the same way how French eliminated the patois. It would be better for any industrialized countries to have a standard language.
@Hernando Malinche I just don't like the premise of this video claiming that China is very homogeneous. With a billion people, China still has multiple religions, languages, and traditions. Unlike Indonesia, India, or the Philippines, China, Korea, and Vietnam all have the advantage of being unified countries for millennia. The other countries were just colonized by Westerners with no respect to their cultures and boundaries. Heck, India is like a unified Europe in diversity.
zhess 4096 A country is only diverse if it’s flooded with Africans and Arabs.
zhess 4096 What do you mean “The other countries were just colonized by Westerners with No respect to their cultures and boundaries” - Westerners built infrastructure and then handed them back their nations.
PUT DOWN THE PROPAGANDA KOOL-AID!
Whites are the only group that colonizes and preserves the culture they conquer. You are a LIAR and a TROUBLEMAKER.
Who doesn’t preserve cultures they conquer: EVERYONE ELSE.
Conquering nations happens in real life. Take your pitty party elsewhere.
@Hernando Malinche 希望你清楚方言与普通话并不相斥，人们完全可以在掌握方言的同时说一口流利的普通话，至少在我这，年轻的一代已经实现了。我的母语是粤语，但同时，我的普通话也十分流利（没有口音）。我并不希望方言消失，因为它们共同组成了璀璨的中华文化。使中华文化变得单一并不是一件好事，它会导致文化的流失。我认为在人民互相认同的条件下，同一民族里的多样性并非坏事。：）
Han is the majority ethnicity in China. But there are still 105 million Chinese in China who are not Han.
I would think you make some misconception here, you were talking on geographic East Asia and even claim Vietnamese to be "South East Asian" while talking about ethnic, but in fact, Vietnamese, ethnically, are East Asian. We are culturally even more closer to China, Japan and Korean than Mongolian. Vietnam, is part of the Sinosphere, which is a cultural sphere that got influences from China, culturally; which included China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea and Vietnam. Genetically, Vietnamese also have a significantly close to Southern Han Chinese and not so far from Japanese or Korean (but distant from Mongolians). Mongolian, in the other hand, are closer to Siberian and people from Central Asian, they have a significantly similar culture of nomad and genetically related.
So I'd say, you should have included Vietnamese in this instead and maybe exclude Mongolians
yes, sinosphere.
Bwhaah, keep trying to fit where you don't fit.
@@ali40589 Haha, nice joke ;)
@@g2000g appearance don't related to culture at all... but both Vietnamese and Korean are both Mongoloid aka East Asian race
ko cần đâu bạn, Việt Nam mình ko cần phải đi rêu rao Việt Nam mình là văn hóa Đông Á giống bọn nó, bạn làm vậy bọn nó chỉ có khinh thường mình hơn thôi! @@ToLeNam Cứ nhận mình là VN thôi, ko cần khẳng định VN giống Đông Á bọn nó hay là giống ĐNÁ! VN là VN, có bản sắc và văn hóa riêng, việc gì phải víu vs bọn nó làm gì?
I wish all countries were like this
The wrong side won.
The Genetics Of Lithuania? :)
Taip!!!!!
damn these replies lol
I think there is a misconception that Han Chinese ‘kept’ the homogenous throughout the history. But in reality the homogenous look is a result of widespread blood or genetic mixing of all ethnic groups that ever existed on that land, only with a few exceptions in history.
And there’re two main reasons the genetic mixing is so widespread. 1. The Han consider another ethical group Han whenever that ethical group adopted the same culture and same language, regardless of the look. And whenever that happens, blood mixing happens, since there is no rule / culture preventing marriage among different groups. This happened countless times in the history and most of them happened pretty early (like 1000-2000 years ago). 2. Unlike Europe or India where there were strict race or blood related classes that inter-marriage is impossible or at least rare, the Han abandoned that system very early on. No last name is considered higher ranking than another throughout the history. This further encouraged genetic mixing.
There was a group of Jewish that started residency in central China from Tang Dynasty, keeping there culture and religion until the late Qing dynasty when wars made it no longer possible. The Han never forced them to change their religion, even though they look almost identical to the Han now due to genetic mixing in just less than 200 years, at least to this RUclipsr’s eyes.
You said that the Manchus have a population of 10 million, which is wrong.Because the Chinese government gives more benefits to ethnic minorities, many Han people deliberately register themselves as Manchus.
In fact, the Manchus only had 50,000 male soldiers when they established the Qing Dynasty. If children, women and the elderly are included, the number was about 200,000. Most of the soldiers in the Qing Dynasty were actually Han Chinese, which is why the Qing Dynasty was so completely culturally Chinese, even though they changed the clothes and hairstyles of the Han people.
At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the number of Manchu soldiers was more than 200,000, and the total number of Manchus should not exceed 1 million.Considering that China's population has increased two or three times from the end of the Qing Dynasty to the present, the real Manchu population is now about 2 million or 3 million.
In fact, even the Manchus of the Qing Dynasty were very close to the northern Chinese because they had lived together with the Han people for a long time.And there is also the fact that during the Ming Dynasty when the Manchus had not yet established a dynasty, they often plundered the Han and Korean populations, so the Ming Dynasty massacred the Jurchens many times. In other words, before the Qing Dynasty, there were already many Han ancestry among the Manchus. During the Ming Dynasty, the Manchus were no longer a hunter-gatherer group, but became a settled nation like the Han people.
先好好学中文再学中国历史
@@walkersky-g2d 劳资就是中国人
@@walkersky-g2d 叠的中文和历史比你好多了，看清楚叠是什么旗再来和叠说话
Han Chinese isn't homogeneous though. They have northern and southern Han Chinese. Southern Chinese can look more Southeast Asian.
Not all southern Chinese. It's just the southernmost part :Guangdong guangxi hainan fujian (taiwan)…
@@조일선명 Those are the places I was referring to in my comment. We can even include Hong Kong and Macau as the southernmost part of China where some Chinese do look more Southeast Asian. I know some Northern Chinese will consider other parts of China as South of China as Southern Chinese but people who live in Guangdong province, Hong Kong, and Macau don't consider those places as Southern China lol They see those places as Northern China and consider these people as Northern Chinese.
Vietnamese*
that is still East Asian
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@@조일선명 you took our original land
@@michaelbanh4000 Majority of the world view Vietnam as Southeast Asia though. Even in world maps.
Because they're proud of being who they are and dont overly accomodate to foreigners
No immigration + shitty birthrate = fading economy. See: Japan.
No, because unlike other nations from a different continent they didn't go out in the world to colonize oppress other people so they don't have the feeling of guilt to compensate for their sins
Im PRETTY SURE your maps are wrong,almost all of inner mongolia is mongolic ethnic,and another 3 autonomies inside autonomus zones are mongolic.
Inner mongolia is 80% Han.
In Taiwan, although Han make up 98% of the population, there are sub division of the ethnic Han and the sub groups actually consider themselves as that particular subgroup. Basically, Han isn't rly one ethnic group
Han Chinese is a culture not a race, we are different from Koreans and Japanese, we should not be put together with them, we are not Koreans and Japanese.
The Han nationality is a culture, not a race. We are different from Koreans and Japanese. While we all have o3 lineage y chromosomes, we shouldn't be put together with them. We are not Korean and Japanese. In ancient times, they were not the same language as us. , they are not full Chinese characters and should not bring Koreans and Japanese to China.
English is not on ethnic group, Londoner consider themselves different from English people from Manchester
当然，你们不是汉族，你们是属于东南亚人
You mentioned one reason as these countries not being colonized, but even more so these countries have also mostly refrained from colonizing other countries in the recent centuries
Uhm... Japan? Also China expanded a lot with every iteration, just look at how much new land the Qing alone subjugated.
真正的原因是，中国一直都处于战乱，那些和自己长得不一样的人，都被杀掉了，
ethinically homogenous is the best way to be.
Beside of the region identification as East Asia, in which includes China, Korea and Japan only. There comes a Northeast Asia, in which covers Mongolia, Russian Siberia, Korea, Japan and north portion of China. All the geographical sub-regions are classified by the Westerners. What the hell were they doing?
That’s why I like those countries
If anyone asked me what my ethnicity was, I'd say Taiwanese but would point out that my people are Chinese as well. F**k political boundaries--I can proudly say I have Chinese blood in me. Our people can get along seemlessly with each other if they're not debating over what those in power want us to fight over. The same goes for the Japanese; it still pisses me off how they commited atrocities against China in the past (we share many cultural similarities for goodness sake), even though they left the Taiwanese alone after the occupation of their island. Sorry this is a tad off topic, but I hate it when people bear certain sentiments towards others, negative or otherwise, just because they were born in a different place in the world. :-//
But historically Taiwan is a chinese province, Taiwan cannot be recognized as a country if it is not recognized by all nations, Taiwan did not even have an indepence revolution from mainland China, actually mainland china had a revolution against the Koumintang, it's the opposite.
So it's normal the people says that taiwanese are chinese, because they are historically and ethnically the same, although the conflict between the CPC and the KMT.
Han chinese to me seems to be the equivalent of saying white people in the US. Just how white people is an umbrella term for other ethnicities such as British, French, Swedish, etc Han Chinese also had many subgroups under it's umbrella such as Hakka, Cantonese, Tanka, etc. When considering that fact it seems to suggest China is much more diverse than most people think.
Han is not a race. Han is a common identity the Chinese people call themselves for being the descendants of Han dynasty(which was considered as a golden age) and the rightful owner of Han culture. And we just continue to call ourselves Han ever since then.
Actually, all human races on Earth have Extraterrestrial genes. The human race in this galaxy all originated from Lyra, and some migrated here. But in terms of past lives, most East Asians were Sirians a long time ago. Sirian culture focuses more on Group Harmony than Individual Freedom, while Pleaidians are the opposite ( Most Pleaidian incarnates goes to the Caucasian race and Native Americans ). The other Asian, Aryan and Semitic races comes from the Nibiruans ( they too have relations to the genetics of people from Sirius, and when they came to Earth in the past, were known as the Annunaki ). The Black/African race comes from the Vegan star system, where the homeworld is inhabited by dark-skinned humans able to resist the strong sunlight from their home star. There are also some feline and bird humanoid ET races in Lyra, so if there are people on Earth who are into Furries, their distant past lives must have relation to them.
Where does Xenu play into this?
That's offensive, China has over 56 different ethnic groups, although the Han Chinese do overwhelm the majority. And yes these groups look different from one another
But I can't see much different between there groups
@@achuang582 ikr, if they're slightly brown, it means that they're healthy and they go outside a lot
So skin tone isn't even something that differentiates the Han from the other minorities like in Korea and Japan
Bahahaha!
@@achuang582 There's genetics. But yeah, little phenotype diversity.
Southeast Asians would look similar to east asians but with darker skin if not for more prevalent contact with Indian/Persian/Arab traders, colonizers, and mixing with the melanesian aboriginals. If you've seen the uncolonized, unmixed, and indigenous Southeast Asian tribes, you will quickly notice how they look east asian. Sarawaks, Igorots, Penan tribe are a few examples although some are also starting to mix outside their tribe and diluting their racial purity.
@@dwargonedragon794 I think South East Asians races and ethnics have their own DNA that look so different from East Asians!!! For example: an ethnic Indonesian or Malaysian who has nothing to do with Indian or Arab but their appearance are still distinguish from Chinese, Japanese ( much darker skin, larger eyes,...)
Thinking of East Asians as the same group is a very Western-centered thinking. China is a multi-ethnic country composed of so many ethnic groups, and their genetic differences between people in the north and the south are bigger than those of Nordic and southern Europeans. Japanese and Koreans are the most similar ethnic groups on Earth, but their genetic differences are bigger than those of Russians and British people.
they are of the same race. and they are not too different. so they are identical.
Quick correction. Vietnam and its surrounding counties was indeed colonised as what was called French Indochina. Vietnamese is written in Latin based script, and in the upper class Vietnamese families spoke French.
Still I can dope out 10% of Japanese/Korean and 30% of Mogol just according to their looks. Some of them have typical face or shape of their body. Furthermore, as you put Mongolia(a North Asia Country) in the list, you should include Vietnamese, I cannot sought out over 85% of them in the crowd until they lift up their voice.
I'm sure this channel thinks Thailand is more East Asian and more homogeneous than Vietnam lol.
Perhaps it is because the historical events causing Vietnam's economy to start later than other countries, make people despise or lack knowledge abt it. Anyways VN just joined WTO in 2007, I didn't expect people to know things about Vietnam other than the Vietnam war, Vietcong, ....
Currently, there are still many Koreans with Vietnamese descent living in North and South Korea (some of them have Vietnamese nationality and return to Vietnam to worship ancestors).
on wikipedia said it is 14% Koreans have Vietnamese blood, I'm not sure that, they have immigrated to Korea more than 700 years ago, It is a so long time ago
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The Vietnamese are 90% of the Viet and 90% of the Malays and Khmer people.
It has nothing to do with Korea.
There are few Vietnamese races in Korea.
The South Chinese are the ancestors of Vietnam.
Mongolia is north asian. yakut, buryt, tuva, chukotka in norther Asia. Also japan, korea, norther china is north east Asians
South China, Vietnam, Thailand, Taiwan, Burma, Indonesia, Malaysia is south Asians. And india, Pakistan, tibet, sri Lanka, Nepal are south Asians
eastern europe countries are still close to being ethnically homogenous too, but the west is lost because of massive immigration.
wars have consequences, don't they?
@shake_shells11 fake wars?
Come on. Just because some countries in the world had European colonization, doesn't mean that a significant amount of Europeans got in their gene pool. The Filipino gene pool has hardly any European admixture. The Spanish hardly even had a presence there. The only half filipino I can think of is Enrique Iglesias. And I suspect even her mom is a Filipino born Spanish woman.
I think he was referring to the idea that when Europeans colonized an area, they typically opened it up to trade, immigration and emigration en masse (sometimes by force). The intermingling of traders and immigrants would usually result in some mixing of DNA. Often these countries only had trade ties with local neighboring groups prior to colonization. Also, there is plenty of precedence of women in South East Asia accepting marriage to foreign soldiers in order to improve their family's financial situation. This happened in the Philippines before and after WW2 and Vietnam during the Vietnam war.
Enrique's mom is an asian Filipino. She's definitely not white. The Europeans were all up in the Philippines. It's just that Asian Gene's are stronger so the genetic impact isn't as easily noticeable.
"The Spanish hardly even had a presence there"
And yet the filipino language is heavily influenced by Spanish to this day and up to 85% of the population is Roman catholic. I know that you probably mean in the ethnic sense but to say that they "hardly" had a presence is very disingenuous.
@Antonio Maldonado then, who are the ayalas, the razons, the aboitiz, etc. etc. most of the legit spanish filipinos with purer spanish blood are just clustered more in the upper and upper middle classes. perhaps u just dont personally know much legit spanish filipinos, if all u can think is Enrique Iglesias. just because historically speaking, it was popular to falsely claim spanish ancestry does not mean, there actually arent many people with legit spanish ancestries in the philippines. stroll through the halls of top universities, village subdivisions, and high-end malls in metro manila and many there that would claim spanish ancestry can actually back up those claims... its even a bit obvious in their facial characteristics like the reason this person is so fair-skinned despite not looking like they have east asian ancestry is cuz they actually do have spanish ancestry. many of them too moved to the US, canada, and australia in the past like during the marcos regime or other past major events. ive talked to one who lives in the US and he sureas hell was white from a picture of himself he sent me and he even showed me his dna test results showing overwhelming 84% spanish ancestry and only 8% southern chinese and 8% southeast asian. he says his family is of Crame de Estrada, as in the namesake of Camp Crame, the main headquarters of the PNP (philippine national police). his description or ranting of how his family acts, even tells me for sure that they still act like the typical upper class spanish filipino family.
Antonio Maldonado boy Spanish people are Europeans what the hell are you talking about
Indian Subcontinent is most diverse by Religion, Languages, Races, Foods, Geography
Our Neighboring Bangladesh is Highly Homogeneous like these East-Asians. They're Lucky for that.
@@gouthamsudheer5544 They are so lucky that they can kill the religious minorities there.
@@shyguy5473 Even they are also so Lucky that their Economy is the Fastest Growing Economy of the Entire Asia and the 3rd Fastest Growing Economy of the Whole-World (once all these Titles were of India's just 4 to 5 years back 😏)