/int/ - International

I learned **on KC* that a brazilian learned that thais are actually chinks who slowly migrated southwards looking for new fertile lands after developing agriculture techniques.

I heard Thais are very bellicose people: they were among the few nations not colonized by Europeans during the Age of discovery true?

Some went to Burma too. I would like to look into the ethnic and linguistic groups in that area one day and how they relate to each other, but I don't have time now.

>>11911 Mpre or less

>>11911 They were a buffer state between french and british colonies, and managed to play that game successfully, thus avoiding colonization.

How come they look so different from Han?

modern chinks in their "animal torturing for fun" form are a regional soup of mutts from centuries of invasion rape

>japan ugh

>>11931 >animal torturing for fun Just like Japan, you mean? Or are they even worse?

>>11934 they're even worse,I have evidence but I'm not allowed to post it here even though I only have it AS evidence of their fucking inhuman barbarism

not that I care all that much since I don't like posting it anyway

>>11930 different ? keep in mind that it's a continuum and the han developed in central china, groups like the miao in southern china doesnt look that different from both groups also i guess there was some mixing with locals as always

>>11922 >Taiwan was Japanese hm, that provides a new perspective to me >>11924 >at its highest point, 850,000 soldiers were mobilized >the Swiss shot down 11 Luftwaffe aircraft >skirmishes between German and Swiss troops took place on the northern border of Switzerland throughout the war >Switzerland stopped American and British aircraft, mainly bombers, overflying Switzerland on nine occasions, six times by Swiss Air Force fighters and nine by flak >Thirty-six Allied airmen were killed well, just like the Swiss playing their card during the war. you gotta do what you gotta do.

Pretty much everything between China and New Zealand are descendants of what would later become "the Chinese".

>>11911 you heard wrong, they lost much land to europeans

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baiyue

>>11911 I think they have the biggest bluewater navy in Asia with more ships than Chiner or Australia, but I may be imagining reading that.