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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 16, 2022 23:47:04 GMT
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 17, 2022 0:05:39 GMT
Some pictures of Guangdong/Guangxi athletesWei Yongli, Chinese sprinter from Guangxi Su Bingtian, Chinese sprinter from Guangdong He Chong, former Chinese diver from Guangdong Feng Junyan, former Chinese footballer from Guangdong Tan Ruyin, Chinese footballer from Guangdong He Zi, former Chinese diver from Guangxi
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 17, 2022 1:13:33 GMT
Some pictures of SE Asians from various countries
I think there's a quite strong overlap between Guangdong/Guangxi peoples and SE Asians, what do you think? A cute Vietnamese girl A group of Vietnamese women A Laotian beauty Another 2 Laotian beauties Indigenous Murut people from Indonesia in traditional costume (the middle one could be a tourist) Indigenous Dusun people from Malaysia in traditional costume Nias people, Indonesia (courtesy of Quoran Harya Dony Pratama originally answered under this question: www.quora.com/When-Southeast-Asians-look-East-Asian-do-they-do-so-only-because-of-the-many-Chinese-that-went-there)Javanese people, Indonesia (again courtesy of Quoran Harya Dony Pratama)
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 17, 2022 1:50:05 GMT
Some pictures of SE Asian athletesI know much fewer SE Asian athletes compared to Chinese ones, so I'll just post three of my favorite SE Asian boxers: the Muai Thai legend Buakaw Banchamek, his renowned student Superbon Singha Mawynn (also known as Superbon Banchamek), and the Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao Buakaw Banchamek Superbon Singha Mawynn Manny Pacquiao
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Post by shirvanshah on Jun 18, 2022 16:13:02 GMT
Some pictures of SE Asians from various countries
I think there's a quite strong overlap between Guangdong/Guangxi peoples and SE Asians, what do you think? A cute Vietnamese girl A group of Vietnamese women A Laotian beauty Another 2 Laotian beauties Indigenous Murut people from Indonesia in traditional costume (the middle one could be a tourist) Indigenous Dusun people from Malaysia in traditional costume Nias people, Indonesia (courtesy of Quoran Harya Dony Pratama originally answered under this question: www.quora.com/When-Southeast-Asians-look-East-Asian-do-they-do-so-only-because-of-the-many-Chinese-that-went-there)Javanese people, Indonesia (again courtesy of Quoran Harya Dony Pratama) Hello MNOPS, Im Kheshigten/Tsakhur from Anthroscape/Anthrogenica. Hmm it seems like pure Austronesians without AASI, Negrito, South Asian/West Eurasian, Papuan/Oceanian ancestry are lighter skin and look very Mongoloid indeed. Ppl tend to think of Philipinoys, Indonesians, Malaysians as what Austronesians look like when they actually have a lot of Negrito, Papuan/Oceanian and South Asian/West Eurasian (especially for Malays and a lot of Indonesians) ancestries. And those three Laotian beauties (the police/officer girl and two other girls) look very light skin like they can easily pass as Vietnamese. Which would make sense since Viets/Kinh are genetically mostly Tai-Kradai with some Han and Austroasiatic (Mlabri-like) ancestry. Tbh, I notice that Laotians seem much lighter and look more like Viets than to fellow Thais even Isaan people, many who are dark skinned and look like Khmers even if they speak Lao. I think it has to do with the very minor to negligible Indian ancestry and probably less Austroasiatic/Mlabri/Htin-like ancestry among Laotians compared to Thais.
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 19, 2022 1:43:37 GMT
Some pictures of SE Asians from various countries
I think there's a quite strong overlap between Guangdong/Guangxi peoples and SE Asians, what do you think? A cute Vietnamese girl A group of Vietnamese women A Laotian beauty Another 2 Laotian beauties Indigenous Murut people from Indonesia in traditional costume (the middle one could be a tourist) Indigenous Dusun people from Malaysia in traditional costume Nias people, Indonesia (courtesy of Quoran Harya Dony Pratama originally answered under this question: www.quora.com/When-Southeast-Asians-look-East-Asian-do-they-do-so-only-because-of-the-many-Chinese-that-went-there)Javanese people, Indonesia (again courtesy of Quoran Harya Dony Pratama) Hello MNOPS, Im Kheshigten/Tsakhur from Anthroscape/Anthrogenica. Hmm it seems like pure Austronesians without AASI, Negrito, South Asian/West Eurasian, Papuan/Oceanian ancestry are lighter skin and look very Mongoloid indeed. Ppl tend to think of Philipinoys, Indonesians, Malaysians as what Austronesians look like when they actually have a lot of Negrito, Papuan/Oceanian and South Asian/West Eurasian (especially for Malays and a lot of Indonesians) ancestries. And those three Laotian beauties (the police/officer girl and two other girls) look very light skin like they can easily pass as Vietnamese. Which would make sense since Viets/Kinh are genetically mostly Tai-Kradai with some Han and Austroasiatic (Mlabri-like) ancestry. Tbh, I notice that Laotians seem much lighter and look more like Viets than to fellow Thais even Isaan people, many who are dark skinned and look like Khmers even if they speak Lao. I think it has to do with the very minor to negligible Indian ancestry and probably less Austroasiatic/Mlabri/Htin-like ancestry among Laotians compared to Thais. Hello, I didn't expect that you already had an account here. Yes, rather pure indigenous Austronesian peoples from Indonesia and Malaysia resemble Southern Chinese, Tai-Kradai peoples, and Taiwanese aborigines a lot. This is sth that a lot of people fail to notice or don't want to admit due to various reasons. Laotians still have some Hoabinhian, AASI, and South Asian ancestries if my information is correct, however to a lesser extent than Thais and Khmers. I can definitely find a lot of similarities between those 3 Laotian beauties and the Tai-Kradai minorities of Southern China as well as some Southern Sinitic populations like Cantonese. The similarities between SE Asians and Southern East Asians / Southern Chinese are definitely underestimated and underappreciated by a lot of people.
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Post by shirvanshah on Jun 19, 2022 5:49:58 GMT
Hello MNOPS, Im Kheshigten/Tsakhur from Anthroscape/Anthrogenica. Hmm it seems like pure Austronesians without AASI, Negrito, South Asian/West Eurasian, Papuan/Oceanian ancestry are lighter skin and look very Mongoloid indeed. Ppl tend to think of Philipinoys, Indonesians, Malaysians as what Austronesians look like when they actually have a lot of Negrito, Papuan/Oceanian and South Asian/West Eurasian (especially for Malays and a lot of Indonesians) ancestries. And those three Laotian beauties (the police/officer girl and two other girls) look very light skin like they can easily pass as Vietnamese. Which would make sense since Viets/Kinh are genetically mostly Tai-Kradai with some Han and Austroasiatic (Mlabri-like) ancestry. Tbh, I notice that Laotians seem much lighter and look more like Viets than to fellow Thais even Isaan people, many who are dark skinned and look like Khmers even if they speak Lao. I think it has to do with the very minor to negligible Indian ancestry and probably less Austroasiatic/Mlabri/Htin-like ancestry among Laotians compared to Thais. Hello, I didn't expect that you already had an account here. Yes, rather pure indigenous Austronesian peoples from Indonesia and Malaysia resemble Southern Chinese, Tai-Kradai peoples, and Taiwanese aborigines a lot. This is sth that a lot of people fail to notice or don't want to admit due to various reasons. Laotians still have some Hoabinhian, AASI, and South Asian ancestries if my information is correct, however to a lesser extent than Thais and Khmers. I can definitely find a lot of similarities between those 3 Laotian beauties and the Tai-Kradai minorities of Southern China as well as some Southern Sinitic populations like Cantonese. The similarities between SE Asians and Southern East Asians / Southern Chinese are definitely underestimated and underappreciated by a lot of people. Registered here a long time ago but barely ever get to use this forum. Yup, I think a lot of people just has this thought that Austronesians and SE Asians in general must be dark skin and show AASI, Indian and Hoabinhnian/Negrito influence in their phenotypes so when they see purer isolated Austronesians from interior Borneo, Sumatra and Philippines with lighter skin who look very Mongoloid, they can't accept it. Also I notice some people like certain Pinoys have this agenda to show Taiwanese Aborigines as having Caucasoid facial features and look very different from SE Asians. Just want to ask you, do Taiwanese Aborigines really look distinct from the rest of SE Asians or are some people having an agenda here to portray them as such? They do have but its minor compared to Thais, Khmers, Malays, Indonesians, Burmese and even many Pinoys, at least from the DNA results and G25 of Lao that I have seen. I believe in SE Asia, Laotians along with are the most East Eurasian shifted nationality after Viets in the region (without counting hill tribes who are originally from Southern China or some ethnic groups in Myanmar such as Kachin who seem to be Naxi/Yi-like genetically).Yep I notice a lot of similarities as well. Also if you ever visit Northern Thailand and Northern regions of Isaan/Northeast Thailand (Southern Isaan and parts of Central Isaan is very different; the locals there are heavily Austroasiatic shifted and there are a lot of Khmers and other related groups) , you will notice a very big overlap between the looks of the locals there and the Vietnamese/Kinh. People there are also light skin and look Southern Chinese-ish as they tend to have very negligible to zero AASI, Hoabinhian, South Asian ancestry unlike the rest of Thailand. I feel when people including Thais themselves say that Thais look the most like Philipinoys even more than neighbor Khmers and Malays (according to what some Thais told me), they are thinking of Central Thais/Siamese, Eastern Thais or many Central Isaan and Southern Isaan folks who are literally assimilated Mons and Khmers with Indian and Chinese admixture (especially in the cases of Central Thais), who can resemble Pinoys in their looks, as they are the majority of Thailand's population and with Bangkok being the center of power. I presume that if Chiang Mai or Udon Thani (a city in Northern Isaan) was the capital of Thailand or Northern Thais and Northern Isaan folks makes up most of Thais, people will be saying Thais look like Viets or Southern Chinese. Indeed. Completely agreed with you.
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Post by okarinaofsteiner on Jun 24, 2022 5:20:12 GMT
Yeah genotype =/= phenotype and vice versa. The Laotians I've met in the US look somewhat different from Viets and are physically more similar to Thai and Hmong people, if that makes any sense. Btw mnopsc1b Nara is on a round table for anthropology on Tapatalk. It isn't very active nowadays but I got a notification that she tagged me in a post on there earlier today. Video of a Malaysian Chinese singer who says she's of Penang Hokkien heritage singing a Cantopop medley. She looks Nusantara (or possibly South/West Asian)-mixed to me, her eye and nose shape aren't found among (South) China Chinese IMO.
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 25, 2022 1:14:51 GMT
Yeah genotype =/= phenotype and vice versa. The Laotians I've met in the US look somewhat different from Viets and are physically more similar to Thai and Hmong people, if that makes any sense. Btw mnopsc1b Nara is on a round table for anthropology on Tapatalk. It isn't very active nowadays but I got a notification that she tagged me in a post on there earlier today. Video of a Malaysian Chinese singer who says she's of Penang Hokkien heritage singing a Cantopop medley. She looks Nusantara (or possibly South/West Asian)-mixed to me, her eye and nose shape aren't found among (South) China Chinese IMO. Genotype doesn't correspond to phenotype entirely that's true, but there's still a large overlap between the two. Hmongs are generally more northern-looking than Laotians and Thais from my experience. Some Hmongs can pass as Central or Northern Chinese with relative ease, whereas very few Laotians and Thais can pass (unless they're of Chinese descent) You can tell Nara to come here if she's still interested in such topics. The girl in the video can definitely pass as South Chinese. IMO she could pass even in places like Fujian or Sichuan, let alone Guangdong and Guangxi.
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 25, 2022 1:22:40 GMT
I've found a composite picture of Guangdong men and women from Zhihu. The author said he has used over a hundred samples for both man and woman to make the picture. From my experience, I think this is much more accurate than the so-called Chukiangid picture from the notorious humanphenotypes.com. This composite picture resembles some of my friends and acquaintances from GX and GD.
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Post by shirvanshah on Jun 26, 2022 10:21:58 GMT
Yeah genotype =/= phenotype and vice versa. The Laotians I've met in the US look somewhat different from Viets and are physically more similar to Thai and Hmong people, if that makes any sense. Btw mnopsc1b Nara is on a round table for anthropology on Tapatalk. It isn't very active nowadays but I got a notification that she tagged me in a post on there earlier today. Video of a Malaysian Chinese singer who says she's of Penang Hokkien heritage singing a Cantopop medley. She looks Nusantara (or possibly South/West Asian)-mixed to me, her eye and nose shape aren't found among (South) China Chinese IMO. Genotype doesn't correspond to phenotype entirely that's true, but there's still a large overlap between the two. Hmongs are generally more northern-looking than Laotians and Thais from my experience. Some Hmongs can pass as Central or Northern Chinese with relative ease, whereas very few Laotians and Thais can pass (unless they're of Chinese descent) You can tell Nara to come here if she's still interested in such topics. The girl in the video can definitely pass as South Chinese. IMO she could pass even in places like Fujian or Sichuan, let alone Guangdong and Guangxi. mnopsc1b Just want to ask you, do Taiwanese Aborigines really look distinct from the rest of SE Asians or are some people having an agenda here to portray them as such? I notice some people like certain Pinoys have this agenda to show Taiwanese Aborigines as having Caucasoid facial features and looking very different phenotypically from SE Asians. I think there is some propaganda though as one of their closest relatives, the Igorots of Philippines look very Mongoloid and a lot of them can even resemble/pass as Southern Chinese or Vietnamese in looks. Yep most of the most more Northern-shifted-looking Thais or Laotians without Chinese ancestry would pass mainly as Vietnamese or Southern Chinese at most but definitely not anywhere north of that. Btw can these girls pass as Central or Northern Chinese? They are ethnic Phu Thai from Northeast Thailand. I'm not sure how typical are their phenos among the Phu Thai though as a lot of their pics that I have seen (I never really interact with this ethnic group before), they look much more Austroasiatic and Hoabinhian or AASI admixed than these girls. She can pass easily as a Thai of Chinese descent as well.
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Post by mnopsc1b on Jun 26, 2022 16:58:19 GMT
Genotype doesn't correspond to phenotype entirely that's true, but there's still a large overlap between the two. Hmongs are generally more northern-looking than Laotians and Thais from my experience. Some Hmongs can pass as Central or Northern Chinese with relative ease, whereas very few Laotians and Thais can pass (unless they're of Chinese descent) You can tell Nara to come here if she's still interested in such topics. The girl in the video can definitely pass as South Chinese. IMO she could pass even in places like Fujian or Sichuan, let alone Guangdong and Guangxi. mnopsc1b Just want to ask you, do Taiwanese Aborigines really look distinct from the rest of SE Asians or are some people having an agenda here to portray them as such? I notice some people like certain Pinoys have this agenda to show Taiwanese Aborigines as having Caucasoid facial features and looking very different phenotypically from SE Asians. I think there is some propaganda though as one of their closest relatives, the Igorots of Philippines look very Mongoloid and a lot of them can even resemble/pass as Southern Chinese or Vietnamese in looks. Yep most of the most more Northern-shifted-looking Thais or Laotians without Chinese ancestry would pass mainly as Vietnamese or Southern Chinese at most but definitely not anywhere north of that. Btw can these girls pass as Central or Northern Chinese? They are ethnic Phu Thai from Northeast Thailand. I'm not sure how typical are their phenos among the Phu Thai though as a lot of their pics that I have seen (I never really interact with this ethnic group before), they look much more Austroasiatic and Hoabinhian or AASI admixed than these girls. She can pass easily as a Thai of Chinese descent as well. Some people are definitely exaggerating things to suit their own agenda. IMHO Taiwanese aborigines look quite similar to Far South Chinese and SE Asians and don't look Caucasoid at all. Large eyes aren't a unique Caucasoid feature it's quite common in Far South China and SE Asia. Regarding the two Phu Thai girls that you posted, the left one cannot pass in Central and Northern China cause she has a rather typical Tai appearance and resembles some girls that I know from Far South China and Sipsongpanna. The right one has a better chance of passing, but still not the most typical.
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Post by okarinaofsteiner on Jun 27, 2022 3:47:35 GMT
Btw can these girls pass as Central or Northern Chinese? They are ethnic Phu Thai from Northeast Thailand. I'm not sure how typical are their phenos among the Phu Thai though as a lot of their pics that I have seen (I never really interact with this ethnic group before), they look much more Austroasiatic and Hoabinhian or AASI admixed than these girls. She can pass easily as a Thai of Chinese descent as well. I don’t think either of them can pass as Han Chinese anywhere in China. They’re both too distinctly SEA looking, the one on the right actually has a distinctly Thai looking eyes + nose + mouth shape combo.
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Post by shirvanshah on Jun 27, 2022 10:14:13 GMT
Btw can these girls pass as Central or Northern Chinese? They are ethnic Phu Thai from Northeast Thailand. I'm not sure how typical are their phenos among the Phu Thai though as a lot of their pics that I have seen (I never really interact with this ethnic group before), they look much more Austroasiatic and Hoabinhian or AASI admixed than these girls. She can pass easily as a Thai of Chinese descent as well. I don’t think either of them can pass as Han Chinese anywhere in China. They’re both too distinctly SEA looking, the one on the right actually has a distinctly Thai looking eyes + nose + mouth shape combo. okarinaofsteiner In China can they pass among Southern minorities such as Dai, Zhuang, Bouyei, Maonan? By "Thai" do you mean more like the assimilated Mon-Khmer Central Thai/Siamese with some Chinese blood or more like Northern Thai/Dai direction? Would they pass overall better in Vietnam than Thailand? Because tbh, I think their look is pretty atypical for Thailand except the Northern Region (former Lanna kingdom) and maybe parts of Northern Isaan/Northeast. Even I feel that they look a bit northern-shifted for their ethnic group. Btw their ethnic group is related to Thai (not the same as "Thai" of Thailand) of Northwest Vietnam, Nung and Tay ethnic groups of Northeast Vietnam.
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Post by shirvanshah on Jun 27, 2022 16:55:47 GMT
mnopsc1b Just want to ask you, do Taiwanese Aborigines really look distinct from the rest of SE Asians or are some people having an agenda here to portray them as such? I notice some people like certain Pinoys have this agenda to show Taiwanese Aborigines as having Caucasoid facial features and looking very different phenotypically from SE Asians. I think there is some propaganda though as one of their closest relatives, the Igorots of Philippines look very Mongoloid and a lot of them can even resemble/pass as Southern Chinese or Vietnamese in looks. Yep most of the most more Northern-shifted-looking Thais or Laotians without Chinese ancestry would pass mainly as Vietnamese or Southern Chinese at most but definitely not anywhere north of that. Btw can these girls pass as Central or Northern Chinese? They are ethnic Phu Thai from Northeast Thailand. I'm not sure how typical are their phenos among the Phu Thai though as a lot of their pics that I have seen (I never really interact with this ethnic group before), they look much more Austroasiatic and Hoabinhian or AASI admixed than these girls. She can pass easily as a Thai of Chinese descent as well. Some people are definitely exaggerating things to suit their own agenda. IMHO Taiwanese aborigines look quite similar to Far South Chinese and SE Asians and don't look Caucasoid at all. Large eyes aren't a unique Caucasoid feature it's quite common in Far South China and SE Asia. Regarding the two Phu Thai girls that you posted, the left one cannot pass in Central and Northern China cause she has a rather typical Tai appearance and resembles some girls that I know from Far South China and Sipsongpanna. The right one has a better chance of passing, but still not the most typical. Agreed. That's what I thought as well. I think the Filipino user Sage75 (if you remembered him from Anthroscape) was the one who say that Taiwanese Aborigines look Caucasoid, have sharp hook nose and look much more like Native Americans than to Far South Chinese and SE Asians. And according to him, that's why several Filos look like Latino even when they have little Caucasoid blood because the Taiwanese Aborigine genes when mix with Australoids with Papuans, many who have long concave nose, can cause such looks. Which is definitely an agenda and bullshit right there in my opinion. So in China her look would be most common in Guangxi, Sipsongpanna and parts of Guangdong among ethnic Zhuang, Dai and some other minorities? Where in China would the right girl look be the most common?
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