The so-called Advanced Ancient China 1) Glass was invented 5500 years ago, it was before the Chinese history. History of glass, Wikipedia 2) China entered metal age 1000 years later than Middle East, Europe, South Asia. Bronze Age, Wikipedia 3) China entered Iron age 600 years later than Europe and Near East. At the time, European used iron tools, Chinese used primitive tools. Iron Age - Wikipedia 4) None of the Chinese inventions even works. 4.1) Chinese Compass "Si Nan" Italy invented Compass. The pointer of the ancient Chinese compass is as big as a spoon. The spoon is just put on a board, and there is nothing else. Compass - Wikipedia 4.2) Greece invented Gunpowder. Greek fire, its chief ingredient was saltpeter and sulfur, making it an early form of gunpowder. China was ruled by Manchus for 300 years till 1911. The population rate was 1 million Manchus VS 100 million Chinese. Manchu conquest of China - Wikipedia Queue Order When the Manchus defeated China, Chinese men were forced to wear a queue or they would be killed. Chinese slaves Millions Chinese were sold by Manchus as slaves to many countries. Chinese slaves were called as Coolie or piglets. Seventy-five percent of the Chinese coolies in Cuba died before fulfilling their contracts. More than two-thirds of the Chinese coolies who arrived in Peru died within the contract period. Coolie - Wikipedia 4.3) Chinese microchip The chip was later revealed to be a duplicate of a chip developed in the West, with the original identifications sanded away. Hanxin - Wikipedia 5) Chinese execution Till 1900, the prisoner would be chopped into over 1000 pieces. Lingchi - Wikipedia Death by a Thousand Cuts (book) - Wikipedia Liu was executed by death by a thousand cuts. Onlookers bought a piece of his flesh for one qian (the smallest currency at the time) and consumed it with rice wine. Liu Jin - Wikipedia Yuan was executed by death by a thousand cuts. Many Beijing residents hated Yuan so much that they rushed to buy his body parts so they could eat them as soon as the body parts were sliced off from his body. His head, the only recognisable part after the execution,... Yuan Chonghuan - Wikipedia 6) Human sacrifice In China, human sacrifice continued until Manchuria conquered China. Human sacrifice - Wikipedia
China was ruled by Manchus for 300 years till 1911. The population rate was 1 million Manchus VS 100 million Chinese. Manchu conquest of China - Wikipedia Manchus had the right of the first night in China. Queue Order When the Manchus defeated China, Chinese men were forced to wear a queue or they would be killed. Chinese slaves Millions Chinese were sold by Manchus as slaves to many countries. Chinese slaves were called as Coolie or piglets. Seventy-five percent of the Chinese coolies in Cuba died before fulfilling their contracts. More than two-thirds of the Chinese coolies who arrived in Peru died within the contract period. Coolie - Wikipedia And have a look at the Manchurian Army which conquered China. lol https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipe...ity.jpg/220px-Guards_of_Shanghai_Old_City.jpg
Some idiots said at the time of Mongol invasion, Chinese army was the most advanced. lol 1) Just Before Mongol invasion, China was enslaved by Jurchen for about 100 years. Men of Chinese royal family were sold into slavery in exchange for horses with a ratio of ten men for one horse. Chinese Queen was forced to work in whore house. Jingkang Incident - Wikipedia 2) Mongol Invasion 2.1) Mongols invaded Europe first and went back. The Mongol Army invaded Europe was the most powerful Mongolian army, which commanded by Batu Khan. Mongols did not rule any European countries, Mongols indirectly ruled Muscovy. Muscovy still had it own ruler. 2.2) Then Mongol invaded China, Japan, Vietnam, Burma, Java. At the time Mongol was weaker, Mongols only defeated China. Kublai Khan was the Mongol ruler of China. Chinese were the lowest class citizens in Mongol Empire (4th class). Mongols killed 50% of Chinese. The Chinese word "penis" was from Mongolia language. Mongols and Manchus had the right of the first night in China. A Brief Guide To Early Chinese History: The Mongol Conquest Of China And Its Consequences. By George Tait Edwards. "...According to the Chinese history not more than one hundredth part of the population survived, the countryside was covered with human bones, the cities left desolate..." C.P Fitzgerald, "China - A Short Cultural History", Century Hutchinson. - - - Updated - - -
