[Quora] My Answer - I heard "China" was part of "Korea" an extremely long time ago. Could there be any truth to this in any way?

 [Quora] My Answer - I heard "China" was part of "Korea" an extremely long time ago. Could there be any truth to this in any way, looked at in various aspects, senses/meanings/definitions, etc.? (2023.07.14)


Q : I heard "China" was part of "Korea" an extremely long time ago. Could there be any truth to this in any way, looked at in various aspects, senses/meanings/definitions, etc.?

my answer :

It's simple: today's Koreans are actually Chinese. Read the Korean surnames. Li, Zhang, Son, etc. What the Chinese consider to be their glorious period, the Li’s Tang dynasty, was actually the vast historical fabrication period around 9th CE.

According to Korean scholars, 60% of Korean surnames today are clearly of Chinese origin.

  • The Chinese surnames I mentioned above were the first to create a nation on the Korean Peninsula, according to history books written in Chinese characters during Goryeo dynasty.
  • In Vietnam, the Li family was also fabricated to be the ancestors of the Vietnamese, because the Vietnamese history books were written after the Li family’s dynasty.
  • The Malaysians forcibly made Singapore independent, and the dictator of Singapore was Li Kuan Yew.
  • India forced Bangladesh to become independent.
  • Japan's richest modern-day Korean-Japanese businessman, Son Jung-eui, claimed that "Korea was actually China." If Mr. Son, who has great influence in the Korean community, thinks this, what about the vast majority of Koreans?

Truthfuly, the vast majority of Koreans are Chinese who claim not to be Chinese.

Today, the most populous surname in the world is Li(李)。

Korean nationalists claim that Koreans have their origins in China.

(reference)

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Comments :

Quan Fung :

Sssshh ! Right now the S.Koreans are trying very hard to accepted as whites with USA !🤣

My comment :

This is 臥薪嘗膽 thinking method of 越. Your insult is not true at all.

Quan Fung :

Really ? So according to U S.Koreans are trying to be accepted as blacks ! 🤣

My commnet :

Your commnet(Quan Fung)

Really ? So according to U S.Koreans are trying to be accepted as blacks ! 🤣

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Skin color is an issue that changes with UV radiation and generational changes based on the latitude of the earth.

And are you really using laugh that intentionally demeans black people? Are you making a racist comment?

In context, the phrase "trying to be accepted as blacks" is an expression of intent to insult, and since you used the (laughing face) emoji. So, this is oviously conclusive insult intended expression.



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