Angela Kindness Theoretically, not that long. Virus in animals has to gone through many mutations to be able to infect humans. So COVID-19 in its current form would only have existed for about a few months.
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While I agree that it’s impossible t equate modern China with ancient China due to the continius cultural evolution and mixing over thousands of years. China has had consistent cultural elements over that Long ass period of time. The mere fact that there is a common mythology associated with the people and land points towards some sort of idea that there is a Consistent identity the Chinese could point towards.plus government is a crucial aspect of culture and cultural identity. Because government itself and how it functions is a product of culture. So having a consistent form of government for the past 2000 years around the same area of land and people qualifies is as a nation in my opinion.
Indus valley civilization should be renamed as Indus-Saraswati civilization because it's shown the existence of a larger twin river as basis of IVC. The drying up of Saraswati river is thought to be the reason behind the end of this civilization.
XxMegamonsterxX when they only have different systems, internationally they're considered as the same country. It just depends on which govt has more power. The people on the two sides has no difference cultural wise
The China that mainly coincides with the modern-day PRC while sharing some history, especially modern history, with the modern-day RoC that is known as Taiwan especially in terms of the origin of the regime.
Not really. Yao named his country 'Xia', but he did not intent to pass the throne to his son. His son killed the person that he was gonna pass the throne, so Yao was forced to pass the throne to his son. Yao's son passed the throne to his son which started the Xia Dynasty. However, Yao did not intent to start a dynasty.
Matthew Liu so the dynasty only starts when his son ascends to the throne. Moreover, I remember that the intended successor was not killed but simply ignored by other tribal leaders?
@TM Fan Nah, I’ve lived in HK all my life. I was born in HK and still live there today. I go to an International school and we learn Mandarin Chinese in the school. My parents taught me how to speak Cantonese but they didn’t teach me how to write in traditional Chinese.
@@tmfan3888 The funny thing is that, as what you've said, I do get a little bit TRIGGERED everytime I see foreign RUclipsrs to talk about OLD China without using MORE TRADITIONAL characters which is still being used nowadays. But may be it is just our faults for not paying enough efforts in promoting the idea and culture to other locations of the world.
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As an Indian, Chinese history has always felt so... homely, for the lack of a better word. I've always been fascinated by the mandate of heaven concept, and excuses different dynasties used to change the mandate.
The age of China is either four thousand years or forty years. It depends on your perception of a state's age. For me, it is a forty-year old regime on a territorial area consistently inhabited by the same ethnicity and culture of people. I request you guys to do the painful task of compiling your supposed age of this country into a single sentence.I want to learn your opinion. Thanks. ---------- Khanubis deserves a shout-out for another thorough and very well-explained video! I love this Egyptian-seeming American-born Passportia-ruling German-citizen educational RUclips star.
Modern China, as we know it now, was formed only in 1912 after the collapse of the Manchu Qing dynasty. According to your logic, we can connect any people of Asia with the Sumerian civilization in Western Asia or the Jeytun civilization that arose in the Neolithic era in Central Asia, or we can say that the Scythians are the ancestors of the Hindus Persians Turkic Mongols and Slavs. but we all know that this is nonsense, because none of these Nars will be able to understand the Scythian, just like a modern Chinese person will not be able to understand a person from the Shang dynasty.
I too can come up with such nonsense; about 35 thousand years ago, the ancestors of modern Europeans began to come to Europe from Africa through Asia Minor, and the ancestors of Europeans who remained in Africa and Asia built Luxor, Abydos, Uruk, Kish, etc., according to this logic, modern Europeans can claim the history of Egypt and Mesopotamia.
The Chinese did not need any other cultures they were the centre of their own universe they were content to be left alone and live by their own faith and beliefs
I mean….can we really count China? Given the China broke again, now it’s whole again, now it broke again, I think it is more fair to say China is the oldest culture/civilization but not the oldest state.
He basically touched on what is China towards end there. But I would agree. As a nation state it’s like max 100 years old. As a civilisation state it is very very old.
it really is pretty annoying when people talk about "china" without a definition of what "china" is. i tend to go with china being a group of people from basically the same area with similar culture and including other ethnic groups in the borders of modern china(s). Han on the other hand, is that specific group of people defined as "chinese" by the han or xia people or...know what i give up. it is what you want to believe it is.
The Yellow River is much less stable than the Yangtze and changes course much more frequently and violently. So flood myths from civilization near the Yellow River is totally understandable.
Well, yes that's true. I think I was more referring to a "myth" of cataclysmic flooding, above and beyond the usual seasonal inundation. I imagine the ancient Chinese had floods, then they had the myth of a FLOOD. Just like everywhere else in the world. I don't think the entire world flooded at once, but the big flood from all the myths and religious stories was most likely a series of localized floods that essentially affected a huge portion of the human species at the time (early humans did tend to coalesce around river valleys and coastlines). So you're right, but I was trying to reference something a little deeper.
The Chinese civilization is old, but it is not even in the same ballpark of being the earliest civilization in history. Even if we take for granted the existence of the mythical Xia dynasty, it would place the origin of the Chinese civilization at around 2070 BCE. On the other hand, Uruk (the first Mesopotamian city built that we know) was founded around 4000 BCE. The difference in time between the birth of the Mesopotamian civilization & the birth of the Chinese civilization is about the same as the difference in time between the destruction of the 2nd temple of Jerusalem by the Romans & modern day.
The time scale of ancient times is different with today's. The developing speed grows exponentially by time. Primitive mans evolved for a million years but still lived on hunting while new technologies get invented everyday today.
@@1000eau it's not oldest civilization who told ya this tosh. The oldest civilization is Hindus /Indus civilization, then Greek are followed by Mesopotamia etc. All civilization has died except Hindus civilization.
ᎡႮՏՏᏆᎪ`Տ ᗞᗴᖴᗴᑎᗞᗴᖇ uh no, Mesopotamia is the oldest civilization and it died. The Indus Valley civilization isn’t the oldest nor is it alive. They aren’t the same Modern Indians or Pakistanis today.
This is bs yr molvies would have told ya. Ya can't change the truth /facts /evidence. Hindus civilization is one of the oldest and survival civilization on earth. Mesopotamia is 3,000 oldest (a newborn in compare of that) which has been destroyed by Islam 🤦♂️. All _penguin.
They would lose. Besides they would look like sore losers given the fact that Bolivia already lost a court battle that would have demand of Chile to just enter into negotiations on whether or not to give some sovereign coastline to Bolivia.
Dude, fucking half that video was advertisement. Ok, not literally, but it was literally 100 seconds - over a minute and a half of advertisement. That thing was 10% as long as a blinkist 'book.' We could get the message in ten seconds, even if we hadn't already been bombarded with blinkist ads to the point where we both know exactly what it is and have become so sick of the advertising blitz that we wouldn't use the service if you paid us to, but seeing as we all have, ten seconds is more than long enough. I apologize for that extremely ugly sentence, but I think my meaning is clear, despite tangled grammar. But dude, seriously. Your videos aren't long enough to justify an ad that long. The longer your ads are in relation to the length of your video, the more likely people are to just skip over it to the end or skip the rest of the video entirely. Ok, so here's my version of your ad - I think it probably gets across just as much as yours, in a slightly less indulgent and wordy form: Do you hate reading but want to sound smart at the dinner table or while trying to get that slutty redhead in the corner cubicle into bed? Does regurgitating facts and quotes taken out of context from the classics or latest bestselling non-fiction books make you feel like you're king of the world? Then you're going to be mildly appreciative of Blinkist! In 15 minutes it can make anyone into a pedant with a surface-level understanding of any subject you can think of! It'll get your soundbites in and you can be done with it in no time. Unlike this advertisement.
I wouldn't call chinese culture the oldest culture. Because in my opinion, the 18th century Han culture (main chinese culture nowadays) would have been quite unrecognizable for a Han of the 1st millennium BCE, as a Roman visiting 18th century Rome wouldn't even speak the same language.
Yeah no shit, at the first glance the Han Chinese dressed like the Manchus. But you are still horribly wrong considering how your horribly underestimated the Chinese characters and Classical Chinese literatures that didn’t change a bit since 2th century BC how 27 century old poem are still taught and vaguely understandable from literature’s point of view. There are philosophical traditions that had been established before the Han dynasty formalized as state eduction no matter who ruled China, Han, Jurchens, Mongols and Manchus alike. Classical Chinese was largely based the vernacular Chinese from 27 centuries ago… with consistent grammatical structures… the literature based on this written form of language only exploded in numbers without the change of its structure. In modern days, even with the difference between traditional Chinese simplified Chinese and Kanji shinjitai, people will still end up, especially the Chinese, recognizing the meaning of the words reading the street signs even in S Korea with its mere occasional occurrence of Hanja in form of traditional Chinese. And now the architecture…
That Roman Latin example is just so horrible bad as it adopts such narrow minded European centric view on a culture, a civilization that fundamentally worked in so many different ways. Of course, Europeans changed that thought colonialism.
Why not just ask the queen of england? She was alive far before China came into existence For the normies out there this is a meme about how the queen is super old.
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*The rise and fall and rise and fall and rise and fall and rise and fall and rice of china*
I see what you did there, rice...
Two genius comments jaha
Did you eat your cereal?
Rice? how about noodles or dumplings?
nice
I love learning more about our neighbors
Supreme Leader,what country would you like to learn about next?
Plot Twist: THIS IS THE REAL KIM JONG UN 0_0
South Korea's next
Dear Supreme Leader, you forgot to use British english which you're always using...
Pleeeease bomb Albania
It’s probably older than me
You’re not wrong I-
Well,that's because it is
Probably
Assumably
China is like a time Lord, it can simultaneously be thousands of years and a few years old
Stop forming bs
@@ineffabledharmicpolytheist7828 It's a joke. Chill
if you count by dynasty then yes it's pretty new
@@leezhieng The current CCP regime is only 73 years old at most...
China still the oldest and continues its rise and fall. Still the best country.
Not until now
@@erapunongbayan6067 how?
One of the oldest not the oldest
A country I would not want to live in or visit. It’s still a poverty stricken third world country outside of tier 1 cities.
Idk but it's probably younger than Bernie Sanders
ouch
*Probably*
or the Queen
True story. And Joe Biden helped build the Great Wall.
@@KhAnubis lol my guy
Thanks for making this video. It's so refreshing to see a video trying to help people understand China instead of simply attacking her.
3:39 Passing the throne to me? I am honoured!
@Briny What if the throne was common property then? 🤔
@@prometheus7387 Well,you're not wrong...
"Passing the throne" could just be a myth made up by Confucian scholars. In reality, "usurping the throne" is more likely.
Loving the minecraft parts! Makes a mundane topic more interesting. At least for me.
69 likes, nice
Yay great migration
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There's a lot of "the greats" in History (Alexander, Alfred ect..) but theres only one "The Engineer" in world history lol
How old is Covid-19?
Me: 19 years old
It feels like it's been that long though
It theoretically may have existed _before_ China; but, it was just discovered in 2019СЕ.
@@Cjnw ay dis person on to something doe 🤔🤔🤔
@@Cjnw ...you're right...
Angela Kindness Theoretically, not that long. Virus in animals has to gone through many mutations to be able to infect humans. So COVID-19 in its current form would only have existed for about a few months.
That ad was way too long for the length of this video abd very irritatingly placed
How old is China?
KhAnubis: Yes
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Khanubis, I love it when you use both traditional Chinese and simplified Chinese.(mainly traditional Chinese)very unique
While I agree that it’s impossible t equate modern China with ancient China due to the continius cultural evolution and mixing over thousands of years. China has had consistent cultural elements over that Long ass period of time. The mere fact that there is a common mythology associated with the people and land points towards some sort of idea that there is a Consistent identity the Chinese could point towards.plus government is a crucial aspect of culture and cultural identity. Because government itself and how it functions is a product of culture.
So having a consistent form of government for the past 2000 years around the same area of land and people qualifies is as a nation in my opinion.
Indus valley civilization should be renamed as Indus-Saraswati civilization because it's shown the existence of a larger twin river as basis of IVC. The drying up of Saraswati river is thought to be the reason behind the end of this civilization.
*Society!* Coming soon to a dank river valley near you
And the animals are helping
Dude, I swear, I see you in the comments section of like every history video.
Isn’t that from bill wurtz
China as a civilization is over 5000 years old, so... then it is one of the oldest
Dutch Van der Linde you survived!
XxMegamonsterxX when they only have different systems, internationally they're considered as the same country. It just depends on which govt has more power. The people on the two sides has no difference cultural wise
oh, a bit of HOI4 The Kaiserreich China's Qing Dynasty ost at the start?
So glad to learn more about China
Khanubis there is a problem: For which China are you talking about???
He is talking about the Libya China obviously.
@@reeckoyoshi5887 ?
The China that mainly coincides with the modern-day PRC while sharing some history, especially modern history, with the modern-day RoC that is known as Taiwan especially in terms of the origin of the regime.
@@nehcooahnait7827 roc was beaten by the prc and hence you can not separates these two periods in time
nice video kh anubis
Khanubis, can you please make a video titled 'How Diverse is Indonesia?' Thank you very much.
Great idea
Coming something soon!
Seconded for this topic
3:40 technically Yao did not start the dynasty. His son did.
Not really. Yao named his country 'Xia', but he did not intent to pass the throne to his son. His son killed the person that he was gonna pass the throne, so Yao was forced to pass the throne to his son. Yao's son passed the throne to his son which started the Xia Dynasty. However, Yao did not intent to start a dynasty.
Matthew Liu so the dynasty only starts when his son ascends to the throne. Moreover, I remember that the intended successor was not killed but simply ignored by other tribal leaders?
1:39 Wuhan ist now famous =D
Bereits, war es berühmt
Just... not for the best reasons
@Komrade Egg Do I even have to say how wrong this comment is? (no offense)
Komrade Egg You are the disease
so how old is china?
i'd say it's at least 58 months old.
A video idea:
Gran Colombia, its birth, it's death, and why?
Amazing video, I love your channel.
Love from China
Idk man, gotta be atleast 5
Blinkist add ends at 6:09 ;) Although 5:04 - 5:10 is worth a watch :D
KhAnubis: *uses simplified characters*
HK, TW, MC: we do not approve this
I’m from HK. I have no idea how to read or write traditional Chinese.
@@internetexplorer7143 did u move to hk from mainland or non chinese speaking countries? u should learn trad chinese bcus our official lang is TC.
@TM Fan Nah, I’ve lived in HK all my life. I was born in HK and still live there today. I go to an International school and we learn Mandarin Chinese in the school. My parents taught me how to speak Cantonese but they didn’t teach me how to write in traditional Chinese.
@@tmfan3888 The funny thing is that, as what you've said, I do get a little bit TRIGGERED everytime I see foreign RUclipsrs to talk about OLD China without using MORE TRADITIONAL characters which is still being used nowadays. But may be it is just our faults for not paying enough efforts in promoting the idea and culture to other locations of the world.
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Me during this video: Persia wasn't even mentioned?! It's old too
China lunar calendar is now the year 4719
*Insert bill wurtz referance here*
I'd put it at 221 BC as a nation as a people group before 3,000 BC
The muqaddima was written by ibn khaldoun who was from tunisia 🇹🇳like me !
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As an Indian, Chinese history has always felt so... homely, for the lack of a better word. I've always been fascinated by the mandate of heaven concept, and excuses different dynasties used to change the mandate.
T-Series, Apna China
@Swapn Lok ayyy aren't you the guy who argued with me about Alexander the Great? Wassup
Chinese history is full of barbarity.
@Swapn Lok maybe you're different, but it was in the Achaemenid empire video.
They used to eat humans, still eat.
Cannibalism is still followed there (in China)
Ture - - - -
“Introducing housing to China”
*shows them throwing Minecraft houses at a hut*
Probably older than my grandpa
LEARNING IS FUN WHEN IT IS NOT SCHOOL
I thought the PRC was in the 1950s
The age of China is either four thousand years or forty years.
It depends on your perception of a state's age.
For me, it is a forty-year old regime on a territorial area consistently inhabited by the same ethnicity and culture of people.
I request you guys to do the painful task of compiling your supposed age of this country into a single sentence.I want to learn your opinion. Thanks.
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Khanubis deserves a shout-out for another thorough and very well-explained video! I love this Egyptian-seeming American-born Passportia-ruling German-citizen educational RUclips star.
Forty? Why forty? PRC is 72 years old, and RoC as a regime that is now mainly Taiwan is almost 110 years old.
Modern China, as we know it now, was formed only in 1912 after the collapse of the Manchu Qing dynasty.
According to your logic, we can connect any people of Asia with the Sumerian civilization in Western Asia or the Jeytun civilization that arose in the Neolithic era in Central Asia, or we can say that the Scythians are the ancestors of the Hindus Persians Turkic Mongols and Slavs. but we all know that this is nonsense, because none of these Nars will be able to understand the Scythian, just like a modern Chinese person will not be able to understand a person from the Shang dynasty.
I too can come up with such nonsense; about 35 thousand years ago, the ancestors of modern Europeans began to come to Europe from Africa through Asia Minor, and the ancestors of Europeans who remained in Africa and Asia built Luxor, Abydos, Uruk, Kish, etc., according to this logic, modern Europeans can claim the history of Egypt and Mesopotamia.
I was going burst in laughter when you said “America?” but I didn’t out of respect 0:10
I would answer with Mesopotamia.
Probably at least 4.5 years
Iunno just ask the queen
The Chinese did not need any other cultures they were the centre of their own universe they were content to be left alone and live by their own faith and beliefs
I mean….can we really count China? Given the China broke again, now it’s whole again, now it broke again, I think it is more fair to say China is the oldest culture/civilization but not the oldest state.
He basically touched on what is China towards end there. But I would agree. As a nation state it’s like max 100 years old. As a civilisation state it is very very old.
it really is pretty annoying when people talk about "china" without a definition of what "china" is. i tend to go with china being a group of people from basically the same area with similar culture and including other ethnic groups in the borders of modern china(s). Han on the other hand, is that specific group of people defined as "chinese" by the han or xia people or...know what i give up.
it is what you want to believe it is.
The Yellow River is much less stable than the Yangtze and changes course much more frequently and violently. So flood myths from civilization near the Yellow River is totally understandable.
Well its flooding is not really a myth, but a reality. It can be as recent as last summer…
Well, yes that's true. I think I was more referring to a "myth" of cataclysmic flooding, above and beyond the usual seasonal inundation. I imagine the ancient Chinese had floods, then they had the myth of a FLOOD. Just like everywhere else in the world. I don't think the entire world flooded at once, but the big flood from all the myths and religious stories was most likely a series of localized floods that essentially affected a huge portion of the human species at the time (early humans did tend to coalesce around river valleys and coastlines). So you're right, but I was trying to reference something a little deeper.
at long as they're 18 then we're good to go
5000 YEARS
The Chinese civilization is old, but it is not even in the same ballpark of being the earliest civilization in history. Even if we take for granted the existence of the mythical Xia dynasty, it would place the origin of the Chinese civilization at around 2070 BCE. On the other hand, Uruk (the first Mesopotamian city built that we know) was founded around 4000 BCE. The difference in time between the birth of the Mesopotamian civilization & the birth of the Chinese civilization is about the same as the difference in time between the destruction of the 2nd temple of Jerusalem by the Romans & modern day.
But the Chinese claim that their culture is constant. The Mesopotamians aren't around anymore, but huaxia is still there.
The time scale of ancient times is different with today's. The developing speed grows exponentially by time. Primitive mans evolved for a million years but still lived on hunting while new technologies get invented everyday today.
70 years old
how old is China?
ah shit. here we go again
(Background music)
Kaiserreich Gang
Putting Taiwan in China?
Not putting Taiwan in China?
Doh
Petition for all kinds of roads
Can you make a video called "How old is Japan"?
China still around the others are not.
Sumer was first, but it's gone. Japan is the oldest.
I SOLVED THE PROBLEM OF THE FLOOD??? 3:15. By the dam of dirt kinda looked like kaka
Who would win?
World oldest civilization
vs
Cultural revolution boi
Chinese civilization ain't world's oldest civilization 🤦♂️
@@ineffabledharmicpolytheist7828 No, but it's world oldest civilisation that still exists...
@@1000eau it's not oldest civilization who told ya this tosh.
The oldest civilization is Hindus /Indus civilization, then Greek are followed by Mesopotamia etc.
All civilization has died except Hindus civilization.
ᎡႮՏՏᏆᎪ`Տ ᗞᗴᖴᗴᑎᗞᗴᖇ uh no, Mesopotamia is the oldest civilization and it died. The Indus Valley civilization isn’t the oldest nor is it alive. They aren’t the same Modern Indians or Pakistanis today.
This is bs yr molvies would have told ya.
Ya can't change the truth /facts /evidence. Hindus civilization is one of the oldest and survival civilization on earth.
Mesopotamia is 3,000 oldest (a newborn in compare of that) which has been destroyed by Islam 🤦♂️.
All _penguin.
Khanubis has the mandate of heaven!
What if Bolivia declares war on Chile in 2020
They would lose. Besides they would look like sore losers given the fact that Bolivia already lost a court battle that would have demand of Chile to just enter into negotiations on whether or not to give some sovereign coastline to Bolivia.
One video about mahajanpadas of India
THE FIRST CULTURED AREA ALONG THE YELLOW RIVER, WE CALL THERE IS
MIDDLE-EARTH
Dude, fucking half that video was advertisement. Ok, not literally, but it was literally 100 seconds - over a minute and a half of advertisement. That thing was 10% as long as a blinkist 'book.'
We could get the message in ten seconds, even if we hadn't already been bombarded with blinkist ads to the point where we both know exactly what it is and have become so sick of the advertising blitz that we wouldn't use the service if you paid us to, but seeing as we all have, ten seconds is more than long enough.
I apologize for that extremely ugly sentence, but I think my meaning is clear, despite tangled grammar.
But dude, seriously. Your videos aren't long enough to justify an ad that long. The longer your ads are in relation to the length of your video, the more likely people are to just skip over it to the end or skip the rest of the video entirely.
Ok, so here's my version of your ad - I think it probably gets across just as much as yours, in a slightly less indulgent and wordy form:
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yes it’s pretty old….. BUT NOT AS OLD AS YOUR MOM
"CHJAINA!"
- Donald Trump
70 years. You're welcome.
INDIA is the oldest. chinese wisdom comes from India. Xia dynasty itself if the hindu Indian shahs.
@Kazuha Itō 伊藤 かずは🇯🇵 go to school kid
Chinese wisdom comes from philosophers like Confucius and Laotzu. Idiot go to school
Yhe oldest country is Bulgaria
From 681 to nowadays
4,000 years old ...Ai- ya!!
I wouldn't call chinese culture the oldest culture. Because in my opinion, the 18th century Han culture (main chinese culture nowadays) would have been quite unrecognizable for a Han of the 1st millennium BCE, as a Roman visiting 18th century Rome wouldn't even speak the same language.
Yeah no shit, at the first glance the Han Chinese dressed like the Manchus.
But you are still horribly wrong considering how your horribly underestimated the Chinese characters and Classical Chinese literatures that didn’t change a bit since 2th century BC how 27 century old poem are still taught and vaguely understandable from literature’s point of view. There are philosophical traditions that had been established before the Han dynasty formalized as state eduction no matter who ruled China, Han, Jurchens, Mongols and Manchus alike. Classical Chinese was largely based the vernacular Chinese from 27 centuries ago… with consistent grammatical structures… the literature based on this written form of language only exploded in numbers without the change of its structure.
In modern days, even with the difference between traditional Chinese simplified Chinese and Kanji shinjitai, people will still end up, especially the Chinese, recognizing the meaning of the words reading the street signs even in S Korea with its mere occasional occurrence of Hanja in form of traditional Chinese.
And now the architecture…
That Roman Latin example is just so horrible bad as it adopts such narrow minded European centric view on a culture, a civilization that fundamentally worked in so many different ways.
Of course, Europeans changed that thought colonialism.
Why not just ask the queen of england? She was alive far before China came into existence
For the normies out there this is a meme about how the queen is super old.
Hey you sound like Daily Dose of Internet.
Probably younger than Betty White
Very
WE USE PICTURE-WORD WRITING TO UNIFY ALL THE PEOPLE IN CHINA, ALTHOUGH THEY ARE SPEAKING IN DIFFERENT LANGUAGE
I believe Chyna is 46
I can never go back to not hearing Trump say Chyna.
Almost Nobody asked how is china
I did
China is 72 years old.
Younger than Ethiopia
Not more than 3,000/4000. They used to eat dogs cats humans still eat.
ᎡႮՏՏᏆᎪ`Տ ᗞᗴᖴᗴᑎᗞᗴᖇ yeah right that's the origin of the Coronavirus.
So early
Krishna murari singh kisan village Barma po kaithma district Sheikhpura Bihar India good
Since 1979
Lack the attention span for longer Videos? Seriously? 🤔 😊 😁 😂 🤣 🤣 🤣
Kids these days...
But Chinese is not equal to tamil
What are you talking about?
👍
Deities aka respected ancient people made myth
China is epic
Not as old as your mum