The paper I just wrote turned out to be true

Chapter 52 The Pacific Island Civilizations Come From China

A large bus carried the teachers and students of the History Department of Beihe University.

The trip location: Liangzhu Museum.

The teacher leading the team was Teacher Ren Ting and several old professors, who were sitting in front of the bus.

Lin Chen and Xie Wenxuan were not far away.

So I can clearly hear the conversations of several teachers.

"In the past, Western society used to have two views on the origin of Chinese civilization."

"The first point is that ancient Chinese civilization is the product of the spread of Western civilization."

"Second point, according to the standards of civilization, that is, cities, ceremonial buildings, writing, and metallurgy, it is believed that the beginning of ancient Chinese civilization was not in the Yanhuang, Yao, Yao, Shun and Yu eras, nor in the Xia Dynasty, but in the Shang Dynasty, or even It's late business."

An old teacher said eloquently: "However, the discovery of the Liangzhu site will strongly support that Chinese civilization began 5000 years ago."

Another person also said: "Yes, I heard that the researchers over there said that they are working on the application for intangible cultural heritage, and it should be soon."

Lin Chen pricked up his ears, listening to the discussions of the teachers, all kinds of gossip and anecdotes.

He didn't know much about Liangzhu.

During the conversations with the teachers, I gradually understood a little bit.

It probably means that Liangzhu culture, or civilization, is very important, and it is also a hot topic in domestic research.

As we talked, the teachers got off track.

I began to envy the workers in Liangzhu, who received a lot of funds every year.

In the province where Beihe University is located, there are many cultural relics, but the mining situation is not satisfactory.

At this time, a few lines of words floated in front of Lin Chen's eyes.

[The Pacific Island Civilization Originates in China Mission Demonstration Opened]

[Debate progress: 0]

[Please demonstrate as soon as possible. In view of the lack of research in this area, it is an unpopular industry and has great significance. This time, the Chinese ancestors will be rewarded with temperament bonuses and knowledge of an ancient language]

Forehead?
Lin Chen paused, Pacific island civilization?
What does it mean.

Are the Pacific island countries civilized?

Aren't they all backward natives?

This is Lin Chen's inherent idea. After all, there are few domestic studies on this aspect.

Also, what is the relationship between the Liangzhu civilization and the Pacific island countries?
A series of questions filled Lin Chen's mind.

First, he searched.

"Pacific Island Civilization."

There are few studies.

Some are also general periodicals, introducing some local culture.

Sure enough, it was unpopular.

However, this is true and false.

From China?

Along the way, Lin Chen had doubts.

The whole journey is relatively fast.

Soon, everyone arrived at a hotel.

"Everyone check in according to the assigned room first, tidy up the bags, and have a meal later, and we will continue to act in the afternoon."

Ren Ting was wearing a peaked cap and casual clothes, directing everyone to check in.

Lin Chen shares a room with Cai Tong.

On the opposite side are Xie Wenxuan and his daughters.

After Lin Chen checked in, he simply put his luggage away and turned on the computer.

I looked up the information, and when I checked again, I accidentally saw a few netizens arguing about whether Liangzhu was a civilization or a culture. The debate was very intense.

Even during the debate, some regional conflicts were triggered.

The topic is very biased.

Lin Chen shook his head. Regarding the origin of Chinese civilization, everyone had their own opinions, and there was no generally accepted argument.

Even though the Probing Project has achieved many successes, it has always been criticized.

Or, you can also write some papers to improve?
Lin Chen thought about it, but it was still a bit difficult.

However, there is a chance later.

Complete the argument at hand first.

He really wanted to know what is the temperament bonus of the Chinese ancestors, wild or mysterious?
Everything is full of expectations.

Of course, what he wanted most was knowledge of an ancient language.

A few days ago, the Anyang Chinese Character Museum in Henan issued a "reward offering" announcement.

According to the announcement, research results that decipher uninterpreted oracle bone inscriptions and have been appraised by the expert committee will be awarded 10 yuan per word; research results that make new interpretations of controversial oracle bone inscriptions and have been appraised by the expert committee will be rewarded with 5 yuan per word.

Lin Chen's eyes are shining. There are about 5000 oracle bone inscriptions discovered so far, and about 1500 of them can be confirmed through textual research.

3500 oracle bone inscriptions have yet to be deciphered.

A word of one hundred thousand.

3500 words is 3 million?

Hiss, this must make the museum bald.

Lin Chen was full of energy, and first demonstrated the Pacific civilization.

Pull the wool after getting the reward.

Bah, it is to make your own contribution to the great Chinese civilization.

He continued to search for information.

There are not many papers and documents, so I have to go to b.

This is the storyboard.

Maybe there is one that meets your own conditions.

Suddenly, he saw an interesting argument.

"Archaeology: Well, the standard is civilization?
Lianghe archaeologist: There must be cities (enclosed by city walls), writing, and bronze wares.

Gordon Childe: By the way, there must be religious buildings.

Archaeologists: Agreed!

Egyptian archaeologists: Protest!My Egypt is different from Lianghe. In the early days, cities were not built, and they revolved around temples, let alone city walls. You have kicked the start time of my Egyptian civilization to 1800BC!
Archaeologists: So what to do? !
Egyptian archaeologist: My pyramid is tall and large, which is a manifestation of productivity. I think we were already civilized in the first dynasty of 3100BC!
Archaeologists: Of course!
Indus Valley archaeologist: I also have something to say, although there are no religious buildings in my family site, but my city is big and the public facilities are well developed. I think we were already civilized in 2500bc!

Archaeologists: Of course!
Mesoamerican archaeologist: I also have something to say, even though my Maya and Aztec did not use bronzes, they can still establish a civilized country, and my family is also a civilization!
Archaeologists: Of course!
South American archaeologist: I also have something to say, even though my Inca family has no writing, my family can still build a great empire. My family must be a civilization!
Archaeologists: Of course!
Chinese archaeologist: After all you have said, it is finally my turn. How big is my city? Which one of you can compare?How could it be possible to build such a large city with poor organizational capabilities?How could it not be civilized?

Archaeologists: Well, what you said seems to make sense. "

Lin Chen thought for a while, and it seemed that there was some double standard. In the final analysis, it was still a question of the right to speak.

Just like the Yin Shang business.

As the boss of Huaxia, the Central American civilization has already become a branch of Huaxia civilization.

Everything still depends on winning strength.

Lin Chen read some materials carefully, and felt a little emotional. It turns out that the civilizations of the Pacific island countries are also inseparable from the Chinese civilization.

His mind had been limited before.

Did not care about this knowledge.

Many residents of the Pacific island countries, some people have begun to study, the place of origin is roughly divided into three or four, one of which is the Huaxia Huanan region.

Since there is such a statement, it is good.

Compiled, wrong, it is much more convenient to demonstrate.

(End of this chapter)