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by Someone on January 5th, 2008
There are subtle differences in features that most Western cultures could not pick out. To you they might not look any different but to the Japanese and Chinese they do.
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i mean does the chinese first existed or the japanese ? . been reading some asian history alot, and found the chinese seemed like have come to existence very long time ago...so just provoking since never heard any of the japanese. It's like my personal asian history research ..Thanks anyway.
by web 2.0 on January 5th, 2008
Chinese do predate the Japanese. The Japanese do have Chinese and a few other asian origins but they are far enough back that they have "evolved" into their own culture and own appearance (as similar to the others they may look). Such as with what happened with all cultures.
by Someone on January 5th, 2008
http://arts.guardian.co.uk/art/heritage/story/0,,2162550,00.html
i dunno if you liked it.in fact i've posted a msg erlier but not working - what a site!. anyway ..lazy to re-write what i found intriguing ..maybe in my next question. Thanks.
by web 2.0 on January 5th, 2008