Racial identities in China: Context and meaning
F Dikötter - The China Quarterly, 1994 - cambridge.org
The China Quarterly, 1994•cambridge.org
This yellow river, it so happens, bred a nation identified by its yellow skin pigment. Moreover,
this nation also refers to its earliest ancestor as the Yellow Emperor. Today, on the face of
the earth, of every five human beings there is one that is a descendant of the Yellow
Emperor.
this nation also refers to its earliest ancestor as the Yellow Emperor. Today, on the face of
the earth, of every five human beings there is one that is a descendant of the Yellow
Emperor.
This yellow river, it so happens, bred a nation identified by its yellow skin pigment. Moreover, this nation also refers to its earliest ancestor as the Yellow Emperor. Today, on the face of the earth, of every five human beings there is one that is a descendant of the Yellow Emperor.
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