Ya right you believe most of them are philanthropists based on hot air just like you believe I am slut whore based on hot air. VERY unfair and unobjective. Where are the facts?
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Tea is another Hokkiens’ contribution to the world
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Omg so you managed to find 5 Hakkas from around the world but only one Cantonese philanthropist. LOL
Three Hakkas from Malaya, one from Indonesia and one from Hong Kong. And the Aws are from Hokkien province.
No I didn’t praise myself last time. Only talked about anti pap stuff and sing praise of Mudlaysia. Only when ccb Malaysians and sinkie traitor dogs insulted me slut whore mistress based on hot air then I started stating facts disproving all the nonsense and these facts are called self praise to you.
No it’s a fact that Hokkiens were famous for philanthropists who donated money for anti Qing, anti Japanese, and early China nation building. Like Tan Kah kee was famous leader on that. Mao Zedong said so too.
http://www.iceo.com.cn/guanli2013/2013/0822/270181.shtml
毛泽东在谈到北伐战争时曾戏言：广东人闹革命，福建人出钱，湖南人当兵，浙江人作官。这里说的福建人，指的是闽南籍华侨。
song ships at the time of jin-song wars and mongol invasion were river junks lah.
they fought 2 naval engagements with the jurchen jin. caishi and tangdao. all river and delta engagements with row boats such as depicted in the picture below. they fought 2 naval engagements with the mongols. xiangyang and yamen. in fact in xiangyang where the song outnumbered the mongols 10 to 1 with 5000 river boats to a few hundred on the mongol side, song still lost. mongols could not use their most potent force, the cavalry, yet could defeat the song navy on fewer boats. in yamen, the tide had fully turned with mongols possessing 10 to 1 advantage over the song off fuzhou, where song survivors abandoned their emperor and tried to escape on stolen boats from a muslim merchant. easy peasy for mongols to capture song cowards and finish them off by sinking their (stolen) junks.
Why don't you stuff a cucumber into your pussy and shut up
Blood spilled is Cantonese blood....revolutionary activity was in Guangdong....anyway fuckeins are good at taking credit they do not deserve, thanks for confirming that with yr posts.
Cantonese influence on the Xinhai Revolution[edit]
The Xinhai Revolution of 1911 was a revolution that overthrew the last imperial dynasty of China, the Qing dynasty, and established the Republic of China. Guangdong's uprising against the Qing dynasty in 1895 let to its naming as the "cradle of the Xinhai Revolution".[24][25][26] Revolutionary leader Sun Yat-senwas born in Zhongshan, Guangdong.[27][28] Hong Kong was where he developed his thoughts of revolution and was the base of subsequent uprisings, as well as the first revolutionary newspaper.[29][30] Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary army was largely made up of Cantonese, and many of the early revolutionary leaders were also Cantonese.[31]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cantonese_people#Cantonese_influence_on_the_Xinhai_Revolution
Ya right @Sideswipe already said it’s the other way round Sun yat sen taking credit of hokkiens Song Jiaren instead.
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