@FaramirRanger@Tojo_IJA_7 That's why its a pseudo resemblance.
Northern ainiuc derived jomon phenos seem more robust and divergent, but the ones from okinawa look more southern.
There's a southern chinese-esque, type of look thats more common in Japan. Koreans can look it too, but its more rarer.
@GayaKhan06@DJly_X@jabhakchest Nah, most of the time, they never really respected the Ming that much either.
Joseon just adopted horrible ideologies and systems which led to decline and weakness.
@Alt_Logos_35 The average White has an easier time in Japan and China.
These are Korean Americans that are obsessed with White girls lmao, or with Kangmin, probably a dude cuz he seems like a phag.
@Alt_Logos_35@gv03raptor This is common sentiment in Central Asia and Mongolia that you sometimes glaze.
Average Kazakh is quite sinophobic and Koreans and Japs get more social respect there than a Chinese.
@jdhoney0@Alt_Logos_35 Japs are far more of a puppet state than SK is.
Biggest white worshipping cucks too, especially back in the day. Exported their bullshit across Asia as well.
Korean Jap marriages are completely lopsided as well.
@FaramirRanger@Tojo_IJA_7 Only those with ainuic features can look good, but they're a small minority of the population.
Japs with strong Jomon features tend to look pseudo-SEA. They also have ugly phenotypes that are unique to them, although I suppose that goes for everyone.
@Alt_Logos_35@Lnwza007Ken Koreans have a long history of independence that Chinese don't.
My guess is that you are probably some kind of Chinaman, although I admit your real ethnicity is hard to pin down.
@FaramirRanger@UltraRightK@Meta_Logos_35 Who is he?
He can provide some interesting discussions, but a lot of his factoids are false or exaggerated imo.
But it is true he's a massive LARPer.
@FaramirRanger@UltraRightK@Meta_Logos_35 That dude is a notorious troll that LARPs as multiple ethnicities lmao.
He used to LARP as Korean too before the now Japanese LARP he's doing.
I wouldn't put stock into nearly anything he says.
@n30n5223434 Han incursions into Steppe were historically not common.
Even the early Ming incursions involved significant steppe influence and cooperation.
@n30n5223434 The Great Wall of China was only connected and really finished during Ming Era.
Previously, it was a different string of walls and fortresses, many of them built primarily for a defensive purpose.
Some parts of the wall were built and commissioned by non-Han as well.