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Ok, I'm replying a second time because I kept being downvoted. I guess my first answer is not clear enough. The article doesn't address these points. It mentio
by WastingMyTime89 5y ago
Ok, I'm replying a second time because I kept being downvoted. I guess my first answer is not clear enough.
The article doesn't address these points. It mentions both facts as an exemple of invasions like if they were footnotes. That's four hundred years of history, more than the whole USA history. So yes, it does indeed conveniently forget them. Both periods had a significant impact on China which the article sweeps under the rug because it would go against the wrong story it is trying to sell.
- mohanmcgeek 5y agoDid China become ethnically Mongol or Manchurian in those 400 years? They're still Han. The plate tectonics part of this article is a stretch. But other than that, this article seems well researched. Whether one agrees with it or not is decided by one's position on "geographic determinism".