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Who knows the origin of our Han Chinese race, in more detail.

The **** same ancestors of the yellow-white race came out of Africa 100,000 years ago.

The ancestors of the Han separated from the Dark White race (F--M, large eyes with double eyelids, low cheekbones, very high brow bones, deep eye sockets, eagle nose, oval narrow face) (the dominant bloodline of the Arabs) in West Asia 60,000 years ago and migrated eastward.

The yellow race (N,O), the dominant white race (R) (Northern Europeans), and the ****same ancestry as the Indians (P,Q) (large eyes with double eyelids, low cheekbones, high brow bones, medium nose, deep eye sockets, pointed round face) separated in Central Asia between 40-20,000 years ago, with the dominant white race and the Nordic Yellow Race heading west, the Indians heading east, and the Asian Yellow Race heading south along the southern Himalayan foothills into Southeast Asia.

The East Asian Yellow Race is divided into three branches, one (O1) to go along the coast, along the way to the original inhabitants of the Asian Brown Race (C, small eyes, single eyelids, eyebrow bone is not obvious, high cheekbones, collapsed nose, wide flat face) driven to extinction, the north to form the Dongyi ethnic group (the lower reaches of the Yellow River, Dawenkou culture), and the south to form the Baiyue ethnic group (Liangzhu culture). The Dongyi people in the northeast fused with the brown people due to the cold climate and poor living conditions there.

The second branch (O2) went inland to the Ping of China, and like the coastal branch, they killed off the brown people and became the Bai Pu people of southwest China. But when they went to the north, probably due to the bad climate and poor living conditions at that time, they fused with the Asian brown people and were widely distributed throughout China (Northeast O2b, North & South China O2a). It is likely that most of the maternal yellow genetics of the Mongoloids (Asian Brown ancestry at 70% or more) came from this branch of the Yellow race. This branch (O2b) also entered Japan in large numbers from the Korean Peninsula, where it mingled with Japan's indigenous Asian Dwarf Negroes (D, small eyes with double eyelids, high brow bones, collapsed noses, high cheekbones, and rounded faces on the square side) to become the ancestors of the Yamato people. The indigenous peoples of Hokkaido, Japan still have 80% Asian short black blood

The third branch (O3) is the Sanmiao, Huaxia, the Qiang peoples of the **** the same ancestors, the branch of the middle reaches of the Yangtze River fused a small number of Baipu ethnic groups to form the Sanmiao (O3d); the branch of the middle reaches of the Yellow River on the yellow and brown mixed ethnic groups here slaughtered the men and left the women to form the paternally yellow-dominated, matriarchally brown-dominated Huaxia people, the predecessor of the Han people, and the deviation in appearance was also more significant; the westward branch fused with the Asian dwarf black race on the Tibetan plateau and its environs to form the Qiang peoples. The Qiangs were not fused, and 100% of their paternal genes belong to the Asian Dwarf Black race to this day.

Then the Chinese began to expand in all directions, the Dawenkou culture disappeared, replaced by the Longshan culture (the famous Yangshao culture is a branch of her) characteristics, and the Dongyi people were also eliminated or expelled. Due to the more thorough slaughter of the brown people by the Dongyi and Baiyue people, the external appearance was still close to that of the white people, from which the suspected white martyred slaves of the Xia, Shang and Zhou originated. The black slaves are the remains of the pure blood Asian brown Asian dwarf blacks (this race is also a lower caste in India) who were enslaved by the Chinese people. The Chinese people in the pre-Qin Dynasty absorbed those peoples, but it is certain that they did not migrate far from the Nordic yellow people and Indians.

Later, the Han Chinese moved south, integrating a large number of southern minorities, and the yellow bloodline rose. The current southern Han have high brow bones, low cheekbones and deep eye sockets for this reason.

But the northern Han Chinese have been very conservative after the formation of the lineage, despite the history of many ethnic mixing, but Mongolia, Turkic, Tunguska three major ethnic minority lineage (which includes most of the ethnic minorities in northern China) of the key markers of the genes (C3c, R1a1, O2b) in the Han Chinese have not found one. The conservative lineage of the southward-migrating Han Chinese, the Hakka, has a high degree of consistency in the ratio of all types of Y chromosomes to those of the northern Han Chinese, which also suggests a homogenous ethnic origin for the northern Han Chinese.