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Come back when you can actually read Hanzi.

If you can only read 全圖 then you clearly don't understand the title. 皇朝直省地輿全圖 do you even understand what this means?

You made the claim now prove it. 黎 is proven to exist in Northern China by artifacts and textual evidence. It is mentioned by Shang Shu,Mozi,Chunqiu Zuozhuan.Lushi Chunqiu,Shuowen Jiezi,Shiji etc. After being initially raided by grave robbers in 2005,archaeologist were able to piece together...

Why should I prove anything? I'm not a government entity nor am I a lawyer,unless you can prove that Qing era maps are fake your words mean nothing here. History thieves like you are incapable and or simply too incompetent to defend their claims. Now prove that the Li surname originated from...

They can't even admit they are a carbon copy of China and they dare insinuate that the Chinese copied them instead:cheesy:

These books are all in Hanzi ie 大越史記,大越史記全書,欽定越史通鑑綱目 if you can't read them that means you don't even understand your own historians. Vietnamese have provided absolutely nothing that they ruled Southern China or that their precious Hung Kings existed,I don't believe in anything prior to Shang...

How hard is it to comprehend a simple title? Why do you think that Northeastern and Western China are not fully included?

That's why they rely on internet fabrications because they can't even read their own history:cheesy:

This just proves you can't read Hanzi:cheesy:

For the nth time read the title of the map. It really is quite boring interacting with PDF Vietnamese as they can't even read Hanzi then expect Chinese to agree with them.

Vietnamese copied Hanfu from China,look at these Han era images and cry:cheesy: Chinese don't say that Western clothing originated from China,seriously you nationalistic Vietnamese are so deluded that you claim everything that originated in China. The ancestor of modern day Hanzi is the...

Nice try on your ad hominems,you are truly incapable of debating rationally. You made the claims now back them up. An example of his logic is that all Chinese history is fake because there were no cameras back then:cheesy: I don't know whether to laugh or to cry that someone so ignorant would...

1.I've already quoted it from a Chinese book if you can't read Hanzi that isn't my problem:cheesy: 2.Now you're just in denial a cursory google search would show you that medieval Vietnamese clothing resembled Chinese ones. Are you also going to deny that your ancestors used Hanzi?:cheesy...

Don't bother with that troll,if you review his posting history you can see his ridiculous claims ie 黎 surname is not Chinese and that Chinese history is fake.

Don't try to deflect this on me you made the claim now back it up. That's not even a book,just some random internet article. The Li ethnicty may have had Baiyue ancestors but how is that even make them brothers to Vietnamese? Every single time when I question PDF Vietnamese they always take...

Quite hilarious seeing you backpedal from your false claims,then attempting to distort Chinese history when it suits you You want to deny historical events that don't suit your narrative of a mighty and anti Chinese Vietnam. Chinese ruled Vietnam for about a millennium how is it inconceivable...

Which is totally irrelevant from Vietnamese claiming that Chinese stole Baiyue surnames. The issue isn't copying,humans do this to learn. The issue is that nationalistic Vietnamese such as you seek to distort Chinese history and culture and make it seem like Vietnam was a major civilization...

Rice cultivation existed prior to any ethnic identities there are remnants of rice samples found in neolithic Northern Chinese sites. Wu surname existed prior to the establishment of GouWu,吳起 was a native of Wey which has nothing to with the the GouWu and YuYue. There are multiple origins for...

How shameless can you Vietnamese trolls be? Stealing Chinese history and culture must be a norm.

Classical example of moving goal posts,you claimed that Li surname was somehow stolen from the modern day Li people while I pointed out that Li surname existed in China since the Shang and that ancient and modern day Li are different. Nowhere in your link does it say that the Li surname...