Did the ancient Chinese consider the Vietnamese and Koreans civilized, because they a...?

Answer: Yes or no Most people have misunderstood the difference between Hua a.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Did the ancient Chinese consider the Vietnamese and Koreans civilized, because they adopted so much Chinese culture or were they still "barbarians"? Phen Su, Historian Written 20h ago Yes or no Most people have misunderstood the difference between Hua and Yi. It is not that complicated. In ancient China, there were clear standards for distinguishing betwe... Read More » Will the USA have a chance of winning if it goes to war against China in the South China Sea? Vance Baker, Retired US Army, Military Intellgence, Always Out Front Written Nov 20, 2018 This is the problem when a regional power faces off with a global power. So many people seem to think the US will sail into the South China sea in defense of Taiwan or Japa... Read More » Why was no one able to climb Mount Kailash, Everest? Is there any power on Mount Kailash? Devala Rees, Hindu practitioner and scholar of Pagan religions Updated Feb 28 Almost no one has ever tried to climb Mount Kailash out of respect for its religious significance, which says that it should not be climbed by humans. The only person who e... Read More » Why are the Chinese, Japanese and Korean people so thin? Amy Chai, MD, Internal Medicine, MS, Epidemiology, author Written Jan 25 GENETICS. You're welcome. Eating piles of white rice (with a GI higher than table sugar) and noooodles (white, of course) drenched in literal chunks of animal fat, and entire... Read More » Did the soldiers that carried shotguns in Vietnam volunteer for that role or were they assigned that duty? J Barns, former Infantryman at U.S. Army (2000-2008) Written Mar 15 I can't speak for Vietnam but in Iraq Infantry team leaders were issued shotguns. I carried a Mossberg 590 my second tour in Iraq. The weapon was meant to be used more as a... Read More » If the entire world went to war with each other for some reason (No allies, everyone in a free for all, no nukes), who would have a realistic chance of winning, and which countries would most likely win in their respective continents? Alex Zhang, British student from, knows facts on miltary and history Updated Jan 22 It will be a bloodbath, but hypothetically it's (kinda) funny. Also the photos are real but are not actually exactly the same to the scenario. NORTH AMERICA USA immediately s... Read More » Who's the equivalent of Alexander the Great in Chinese history, if any? Robert Leo, lives in San Francisco Bay Area Updated Jul 17, 2019 Yes. Alexander the Great is mostly remembered as a great general, besides a great conqueror. He has only lost (and even that is arguable) one battle. Hannibal and Napoleon ar... Read More » Why did China fail in ruling Vietnam in history? Lucia Millar, Quran user at Quora (2020-present) Updated Nov 10 Number 296 Question: Why did China fail in ruling Vietnam in history? Answer: There are many reasons to explains why China failed in ruling Vietnam in history or Why Vietnam ... Read More » When did the Japanese military know the war was lost? Monty Mason, former Civil Trial Lawyer Updated Feb 22 The first time was when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. Admiral Yamamoto, who commanded the attacking fleet, upon being congratulated by his staff on ... Read More » Why is it so hard for gangs to exist in China but gangs in America are so active? Feng Xian, former Research Associate at Eurasian Center (2017-2018) Written Feb 22 Many years ago, me and my dad walked into a restaurant in Mianyang and we saw at least 100 people were eating in the booked area. A lot of the guests with that "yakuza face... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Never miss a story. Designed for readers on the go. This email was sent by Quora (605 Castro Street, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive this type of email in the future, please unsubscribe.http://www.quora.com/