A large number of Japanese people have come to China to "recognize their ancestors and return to their ancestors", and many of them have come to live in the mainland.
In 2000, a Japanese actress named Yuki Amami accidentally discovered a "sister" in China who was connected to her blood. These two people, who have never met before, have the same mitochondrial DNA, and their genes have been traced back to an Asian woman 30,000 years ago.
After this discovery was broadcast in the documentary, it caused a huge sensation in Japan, and many Japanese people were deeply attracted by this fact and signed up for similar programs, hoping to find their "roots". Since then, there has been a wave of people in Japan going to China to find their "loved ones".
In fact, Japan's "return to Japan" began to emerge as early as the 70s of the 20th century. In 1979, a Japanese named Osamu Kadoda came to Taiyuan, Shanxi, China, with items inherited from his family, claiming to be a descendant of the famous Taiyuan Wang clan in history, an event that laid the groundwork for the later "return tide".
As time went on, more and more Japanese people chose to come to China in search of their ancestors. Especially after the broadcast of Yuki Amami's documentary, this craze reached its peak. Even former Japanese Prime Minister Takashi Haneda has publicly stated that his ancestors are from China with the surname Xu, and that he is a descendant of Xu Fu, who was sent by Qin Shi Huang to find the elixir.
So the question arises, are the Japanese really descendants of the Chinese?
A few years ago, the state also released a map of the East Asian ethnic genomes, saying that the genes of the Japanese, Koreans, and South Koreans are consistent with the Han people in northern China, and the paternal genes are highly overlapping with the north and south of China. It should be noted here that the genetic difference between the northern Han and the southern Han is not on the Y chromosome, but on the maternal line, and the paternal line is the same. As soon as this news came out, the whole network was shocked, and they were all saying that Xu Fu Dongdu was true.
In fact, the release of this official study, in a way, also means to woo Japan, which means "don't mess with the United States, your own father is here!" "But the question is, do they listen?
In fact, the similarity between China and Japan is far less high. Specifically, the main genes of the Japanese include C, D2, O2a, and some O3, where the O3 gene is the same as that of the Chinese, but the other genes do not coincide exactly. This suggests that China and Japan are genetically related, but not identical.
The specific performance is the paternal gene of the Japanese, the D line accounts for 40%, this gene Chinese do not have, it is a very primitive gene, and the ancestors of various ethnic groups in East Asia have been together for a long time, at least more than 30,000 years, and they will be separated in 30,000 years, so is it still a relative? Not yet as close as we are to the Indians. This D haploid gene was mainly contributed by the Ainu people of Japan.
Japan's O1b2 accounts for about 30% of the population, and like some ethnic minorities in Southeast Asia and the mainland, these ethnic groups either live on islands or in the mountains. O2 accounts for 23% of the population in Japan, which is the same place as us. There are also a small number of C-line genes, but the Japanese C-line is different from China, they come from the Tunguska pan-ethnic group. So genetically, only a little more than 1/5 of the Japanese are the same as China. In general, the genes on the islands of Japan are very hybrid, and they are all crossbred offspring.
In the past 40 years or so, so many people from Japan have come to China to recognize their ancestors, including in the political, business, and literary circles. It's hard not to suspect that there must be a demon when things go wrong, and you must know that the Japanese nation in the past was very arrogant.
At the end of the 19th century, ethnic experts in Japan declared that they were white rather than yellow, and insisted that Japan did not belong to Asia, but to Europe. At that time, Japan looked down on the various ethnic groups of East Asia. Even after the defeat in World War II, the Japanese looked down on the Chinese, believing that the United States and the Soviet Union defeated Japan, and the Chinese army was not worth mentioning. It wasn't until 1953 that the Japanese were slightly convinced, and that year we pushed the United Nations forces to the 38th parallel and overthrew the 16-nation coalition forces. In 1964, China's first atomic bomb was successfully exploded, and the mainland government was the first to notify Japan, which frightened the Japanese.
After the release of the Sino-US joint statement, Japan followed the United States in establishing diplomatic relations with China. In 1978, the reform and opening up, various Japanese enterprises entered China, bringing a wave of Japanese goods in China, and so far Japan's "craftsman spirit" is still poisoning China's post-70s and post-80s.
So why did the Japanese come to China to recognize their ancestors? The main purpose is to make money, and playing the family card is also part of opening up the Chinese market. Now that China is surpassing Japan in all fields, and there is no way to make money in the Chinese market, their true nature is revealed.
In addition to making money, the Japanese are afraid that China will retaliate against them, and what they did in World War II, they are afraid that the Chinese will do it again in Japan. So I picked up my tail and came to China to recognize my ancestors, we are of the same ancestry, how can you beat me?
In addition, if you steal Chinese culture and offer China as your ancestors, then many of Japan's intangible cultural heritages are justified, and these are inherited from ancestors, not stolen. Nowadays, on the Chinese Internet, when it comes to Japanese style or plagiarism, there are always people who jump out: "Japanese also learned from China, isn't it also Chinese?" "This trick is much better than South Korea's World Heritage application.
The last use is to facilitate the deployment of spies in China.
Don't be fooled by Japan, the essence of killing is the same as killing sticks.