Where is Pakistan headed in the China-Türkiye relationship?

[MH.Yang]

By the way, Kemal, the father of Türkiye, was born in Thessalonica. He is Greek. So now Türkiye is a fake Turkic country, which was founded by Greeks and whose nationals are also of Greek origin. His only historical connection with the Turks is that it was once conquered by the Turks and became their slave.

 

[Pioneer]

So generally the Turco-Mongol empire is respected by Turks. Cengiz is a popular name still to this day with the Turks. In the case of the Seljuk Turks they defeated them but in the case of the Turks under Kipchak Turk Sultan baybars they were defeated. Infact i think the only peoples to gain any military victories during the great rise of the Turco-Mongol empire were other Turkic states. For example the Turkic Delhi sultanate that ruled much of India also defeated the Mongols.

The chinese in comparison despite outnumbering the Mongols a 1000 to 1 got absolutely destroyed and conquered by the Mongols.

Let me guess the chinese books bullshit you that the Turco-Mongol was a Chinese empire.

What? India is also an ancestor of the Turks?

Bro, let me guess. You announced that the Mongols are your direct ancestors. This is the reason why you were This is why a remote Mongol force of merely ten thousand easily conquered the Turks without any resistance.

Even though you are 6,000 km away from Mongolia...

 

[King Vahram]

What? India is also an ancestor of the Turks?

Bro, let me guess. You announced that the Mongols are your direct ancestors. This is the reason why you were easily conquered by the Mongols without any resistance.

Even though you are 6,000 km away from Mongolia...

It's fascinating how both Turks and Han Chinese take pride in their ancestry and fiercely defend their history and heritage. But what about Pakistanis?

I rarely see Pakistanis being equally assertive about their Hindu or Sikh ancestry. On the contrary, most pakistanis seem more eager to claim Arab ancestry. Pakistan even celebrates Muhammad bin Qasim, an Arab who invaded Sindh, the region that is now Pakistan.

 

[Pioneer]

Ancestors. Ancestors. Ancestors. Everywhere are your ancestors.... Mongols, Xiongnu, indian...

 

[King Vahram]

And here a commercial of a Dutch fruitdrink with Chinese look-a-likes.

Chinese society is also racist towards others. the name China itself means the “Middle Kingdom.”

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Chinese society is also racist towards others. the name China itself means the “Middle Kingdom.”

China got its natural ethnocentrism like many other civilizations, but not the western colonial racism.

 

[King Vahram]

China got its natural ethnocentrism like many other civilizations, but not the western colonial racism.

Western values are all about freedom, democracy, and zero tolerance for racism and ethnocentrism.

That's what makes the West the best place to live. It's not about wealth, but about the freedom to express yourself without fear.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

Western values are all about freedom, democracy, and zero tolerance for racism and ethnocentrism.

That's what makes the West the best place to live. It's not about wealth, but about the freedom to express yourself without fear.

It should be in pretense of "freedom and democracy" to control the non-western people like pets.

Are you daring to say that the MAGA movement is not about racism and ethnocentrism?

 

[Pioneer]

These are the kinds of images being shared by Turkish mainstream media.

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normal. After all, based on the appearance of your Turkic ancestors.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

normal. After all, based on the appearance of your Turkic ancestors.

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The big dude in the first picture is the stereotypical impression of the Chinese for the ancient Turks and Mongols, but this phenotype is still prevalent in today's Mongolia, even exist in northern China.

The second picture is simply too exaggerated as very few people a phenotype like that.

 

[Pioneer]

The big dude in the first picture is the stereotypical impression of the Chinese for the ancient Turks and Mongols, but this phenotype is still prevalent in today's Mongolia, even exist in northern China.

The second picture is simply too exaggerated as very few people a phenotype like that.

But why do Turks mock the appearance of their Turkic ancestors?

 

[ety]

Chinese society is also racist towards others. the name China itself means the “Middle Kingdom.”

What does the name has to do with racism , lol ? Middle Kingdom was the name originally referring to the central region or kingdom in China thousands of years ago. That was more or less accurate for the region to call. Also, today China more than any country borders the most number of countries as neighbors, total of 14 share land borders with China. China is one of less racist countries.

 

[ChineseTiger1986]

But why do Turks mock the appearance of their Turkic ancestors?

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The modern Anatolian Turks are not pure Turks as they only contain 10-15% of the original Turkic DNA, but they are still considered as its spiritual successors as the engine of their expansionism.

The original Turks looked like the groups like Mongols, Buryats, Yakuts.

 

[Pioneer]

The modern Anatolian Turks are not pure Turks as they only contain 10-15% of the original Turkic DNA, but they are still considered as its spiritual successors as the engine of their expansionism.

The original Turks looked like the groups like Mongols, Buryats, Yakuts.

so, we can also consider that the true Turks shared this appearance.



Turks search for their ancestors, only to end up mocking them.

 

[Pioneer]

And here a commercial of a Dutch fruitdrink with Chinese look-a-likes.

According to your Turkic ancestors.



You must be very much like your ancestors.