Was Japan truly part of the Sinosphere?
Although influencef by the Sinosphere, Japan was not rigidly Sino compared to China, Korea, Vietnam and Ryukyu
>Japan didn't have the mandate of heaven, instead it was a Shinto mandate
>Japan doesn't use single syllable Chinese style surnames like Korea or Vietnam or Ryukyu
>Japan never had rigid Confucian values like not cutting hair etc
>Japan didn't have a Confucian Scholar-Official ruling class or Imperial Exam
>Japan wasn't part of the tribute system of East Asia that recognized a Chinese Emperor and their king as subservent to the emperor
>Japan didn't use the Era Name of the current ruling Chinese emperor like Korea and Ryukyu did. Instead Japan uses the Era Name of their own emperor to this day
Even historically, "civilized" people like Koreans considered Japanese as semi-barbarians who were not fully Sinofied

The cruelty of Imperialist Americans and Europeans toward the Han Chinese

>Beijing, Tianjin, and other cities in northern China were occupied for more than one year by the international expeditionary force under the command of German General Alfred Graf von Waldersee. Atrocities by foreign troops were common. French troops ravaged the countryside around Beijing on behalf of Chinese Catholics.

>The Americans and British paid General Yuan Shikai and his army (the Right Division) to help the Eight Nation Alliance suppress the Boxers. Yuan Shikai's forces killed tens of thousands of people in their anti Boxer campaign in Zhili Province and Shandong after the Alliance captured Beijing.

British South Asian provides a primary source account and describes the rape and ethnic cleansing of the Han Chinese by the Europeans and their colonial troops

>A unique and sensitive first-hand account of the Boxer operations by an Indian who was part of the Allied Expedition has come down to us. Gadadhar Singh was a soldier with one of the first Indian contingents to arrive in north China as part of the Expeditionary Force. His record of what he saw and thought throws light on the feelings that may have agitated some Indian soldiers who were gradually awakening to a sense of the injustice that was being perpetrated on the Chinese by the foreign powers, and were filled with despair at the role being played by Indians in it.~

>a boomer or /pol/tard assumes that soda and car ads from the 50s=real life in that time and it was somehow taken away from us

The Cham man Qu Lian [Khu Liên] succeeded in rebellion against Han dynasty China while Han China defeated the Vietnamese women rebel Trung sisters and later the Chinese defeated the Vietnamese woman rebel Trieu.

Why didn't Britain resettle hong kong in northern Ireland as the 5 million people who are loyal to Britain would Ensure Northern Ireland being part of Britain forever. So why didn't they do it and is there a chance of them ever doing it in the future?

>study history
>become Turkaboo
Anyone else?

Should the one drop rule be continued or forgotten? Discuss.

Vietnam invaded the lands of Champa, Kampuchea Krom and the Central Highlands and committed genocide against the Khmer Krom and Cham so their land was colonized by Kinh (Vietnamese) settlers by the 19th century. Vietnam forced Cham Muslims to eat pork and Cham Hindus to eat beef. The Cham, Khmer Krom and Degar formed a group called FULRO to fight against the Vietnamese during the Vietnam war for independence.

https://yuki.la/his/7476030

The Cham and Khmer Krom leaders in FULRO were agents of Service de Documentation Extérieure et de Contre-Espionnag (SDECE), France's notorious external intelligence agency. FULRO used French as it's official language of communications between Cham, Khmer Krom and Degar Montagnard officers and published all it's official communiques in French in addition to Khmer and Cham.

The Cham Muslim Lieutenan Colonel (later General) Hadji Les Kosem (Po Nagar) and Buddhist Khmer Krom monk Um Savath (Chau Dara) led the Cham and Khmer Krom sections of FULRO and Les Kosem served in Champa's provisional government. Les Kosem and Um Savath both were agents of the Cambodian royal intelligence and reported and fed information to France's SDECE intelligence service. Cham FULRO commanders like Po Dharma later took refuge in France which gave him asylum and allowed him to study at Sorbonne. He wrote most of his important works in French. These Cham Muslim and Hindu warriors killed South Vietnamese and North Vietnamese soldiers.

FULRO fought against the South Vietnamese, North Vietnamese and Americans in the war. They set up a provisional government for Champa with Prime Minister, War Minister and Foreign minister.

What was SDECE's motives?

China is just fucking wild in this day and age.
>Violent suppression of its people.
>Concentration camps
>Releases a deadly virus on the world
>Influences foreign corporations and businesses into doing their bidding.
It all just seems crazy. What should I read to understand the Chinese better in a political sense?

Eventually humanity will only have one language, which do you think it will be
>English military domination
>Chinese economic domination
>Japanese cultural domination
>Arabic religious domination