"Emperor Tianjiazhi, zuo yi tianxia, gave the surname '姒', clan 'youxia', said that he can be rich in life with Jiazhi Yin also." Zuo Siyue Guo, ordered Hou Bo, gave the surname 'Jiang' and the clan 'Youlu', saying that he could be a heart for Yu Gu and nourish the people. ——" Under the Chinese Zhou Yu"
As Chinese, we often call ourselves "Descendants of Yan Huang". This title is not a whim, but has deep historical roots.
For example, in terms of surnames, according to census data, there are now more than 5,000 surnames in the country. Most of the surnames are derived from the "Ji surname" of the Yellow Emperor and the "Jiang" surname of the Yan Emperor.
For example, the 411 surnames with a large population, such as Zhou, Wu, Zheng, Wang, Lu, and Cao, are all derived from the Surname Of Ji. There are also 102 surnames played by the Jiang surname, and the surnames that are re-enacted by these surnames are even more numerous.
The surnames of Emperor Yan's Ji and the Yellow Emperor's surname of Jiang can be said to account for the vast majority of surnames in China, but not all. Among the eight surnames in ancient times, in addition to the Ji surname He Jiang surname, there are also six surnames, namely 姒, 嬴 surname, 妘 surname, concubine surname, Yao surname, and 姞 surname, and these surnames are also distributed with many surnames.
Therefore, we say that we are "descendants of Yanhuang" is actually a generalization, indicating that there are many descendants of the Second Emperor of Yanhuang, but it cannot be said in all. So, if you want to distinguish whether you are a pure Yanhuang bloodline and a descendant of the Huaxia ethnic group? You can check whether you have these 3 marks on your body.
The first is the shovel-shaped incisor, the so-called shovel-shaped incisor is specifically the inside of the lower incisor is flat, and the inside of the front incisor is recessed, the two sides are rolled into a ridge, and the middle is low-concave, like a shovel. The vast majority of Chinese have these incisors, with less than 11.6 percent of blacks having shovel-shaped incisors and even fewer whites making up just 8.4 percent.
This type of incisor was formed in the process of evolution and is a unique symbol of the yellow race, as early as the Paleolithic Age, archaeologists if they find a large number of skulls with shovel-shaped incisors in the same area, then it can basically be concluded that there are yellow people living here.
The second feature is the green spot, which is like a birthmark, which is generally more common in babies, but rarely in adults. Because this green spot will fade when the baby grows to about two years old.
This green spot is almost unique to Chinese, and is rare not only for white and black children, but also in other Asian countries. The formation of this green spot is still an unsolved mystery.
The third feature is the canthal fold of the eye, which is rarely noticed, some people have it and some people don't, if you look closely, you will still find that there are many people around you. This inner canthal fold is close to the corner of the eye of the bridge of the nose, and the upper eyelid is slightly extended to cover the tears and a small skin fold appears, which is the so-called medial canthal fold.
This kind of canthal fold is also unique to Chinese, and foreigners basically can't see it, because of the existence of the inner canthus fold, and even has a special "Dan phoenix eye" aesthetic. Many people in foreign countries can't even understand what "Dan Phoenix Eye" is?
Of course, if you don't have any of the three marks, you can't be sure that you are not a pure Huaxia, after all, after thousands of years of development, the bloodline between the nationalities has long been easy, regardless of you and me. And if you have all three of the above marks, then you are almost certainly a pure descendant of Yan Huang.