Another piece of evidence that the West plagiarized Chinese culture, the almighty Leonardo da Vinci plagiarized China's Book of Agriculture.
Leonardo da Vinci is known as one of the three masters of the Renaissance by Westerners. But he was not only a painter, but also a sculptor, an architect, a musician, a mathematician, an engineer, an inventor, an anatomist, a geologist, a cartographer, a botanist, a writer.
He left behind a large number of notes and sketches, ranging from physics and mathematics to human anatomy and mechanical engineering.
It is impossible for a person to be an all-rounder, and even an all-round talent cannot be self-taught, and Leonardo da Vinci studied painting with Verrocchio, but who did he learn from other subjects?
In fact, Da Vinci is not so much an all-rounder, but a plagiarism genius, and all disciplines except painting are likely to be plagiarized from China.
The Westerner Tacora copied the illustrations of agricultural machinery in Wang Zhen's Book of Agriculture of the Yuan Dynasty in China, and these illustrations appeared with slight alterations in another book called Giorgio and then in Leonardo da Vinci's manuscript.
Leonardo da Vinci's mechanical design was copied from the Book of Agriculture, and Leonardo da Vinci simply redrew the illustrations of the Chinese Book of Agriculture and other books in three dimensions, and then it became Da Vinci's invention (below).
Tacora was only a school secretary before, and had no experience in mechanics, and then suddenly one day he wrote two mechanical books "On Machines" and "On Engines", in fact, Takola plagiarized "The Book of Agriculture", for example, you look at the picture below, the ox in the Chinese "Book of Agriculture" turned over, and Takola changed to a horse-drawn overturn. This is just one of Tatra's plagiarisms.
Takola is known as the contemporary Archimedes.
Giorgio not only copied Tatra, but also copied the Book of Agriculture, Giorgio wrote a book "On Civil and Military Architecture", and Leonardo da Vinci copied this book.
It was precisely because of the arrival of a large number of Chinese books in Italy that the Italians of that era became like divine help, and one by one they became self-taught geniuses and began the so-called "Renaissance"
The content of this article is selected from "Light from China", recommended by the 3rd Western History Identification Forum, a new work by Mr. Heqing, the book lists a large number of pictures of historical facts, exposes Western pseudo-history, and regains national self-confidence
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