Does My Chinese Family Have Caucasian Ancestors? | On The Red Dot: Family Mysteries | Full Episode

[@Nussbaum981]

Actually many Germans were sailing on Dutch ships to Indonesia as a kind of contract labourers or soldiers. I am Dutch but partly from German decent. My german ancestors came from Hessen Germany as mercenaries. And these mercenaries often went to Indonesia.

[@Dhekem]

True, I read many were from the niedersachsen region. I have one German ancestor from year 1745 in the VOC records he was registered as a person from Dusseldorf..it is also said that the Indonesian spekkoek or Kue Lapis was created by German Eurasian after the Baumkuchen. It's in a previous CNA episode on kuihs.

[@mantapdjiwa9768]

Lol, german and dutch is like hokkien and tiocheow

[@listri8694]

@@mantapdjiwa9768 the english king is german😂😂

[@-_YouMayFind_-]

​@@Dhekemgenetically we are basically the same people😂

[@Your.Uncle.AngMoh]

The Germans also had colonies in the Pacific, including the now Solomon Islands and parts of Papua New Guinea. These were surrendered when WWI ended. So there would have been plenty of them around. A German from one of the colonies holidaying in the Dutch East Indies or on their way out to the colonies from Europe. Having the ancestor in this case being female makes things a little less likely, but not impossible.

[@migspeculates]

Well Dutch and Germans are close cousins. It is possible there were Germans among the "Dutch" colonists from Indonesia as it also included Portuguese Jews and French Huguenots.The Dutch East India Company was a multinational corporation that is onlybased on the Netherlands. Kind of like Microsoft is a Seattle-based big tech corporation with offices all over the globe

[@bernardlokman5442]

People assume that Dutch East Indies were all Dutch, but even in North Sumatra the plantations were owned by international investors: Arnhermia (Dutch), Polonia (Polish), Marelan/Maryland (American), Helvetia (Swiss), etc.

[@007chanakya4]

Would have been a bit more interesting if a few more members of the family had taken the test.

[@sabbyd1832]

This was fun, thanks CNA

[@luluxolola]

Jaudi is a slang, shortened from Yahudi in the Malay language, which means a Jew.

[@4Beats4Me]

And all this time I thought it was Yiddish...

[@philliparieff7862]

It actually is originally Hebrew יהודי "Yehudi" "Judean/Jew"

[@willkrummeck]

Wow

[@dr.donroccolahti7312]

I am from Finnish Ancestry. I remember my great grandfather and great grandmother looking very much Asian. The origin of Finnish people was from the Ural Region of Russia, which is basically Mongolian and Eastern Chinese. Finland was ruled by Sweden for 500 years and by Russia for another 100 years and durung that time period the Swedes and Russians mixed with the Finns so our Asian DNA has become diluted. During the 18th and early 19th centuries, Finns could not immigrate to the USA since at that time we were considered Asian and Asians were not allowed to become citizens of America until the late 19th century. Many Finns that were mixed with Swedish claimed their white heritage and eventually the US Supreme Court allowed those Finns of Swedish blood to migrate to the USA. Our people were called "China Swedes" by the Americans when we were first allowed to immigrate. I, as well as my children were all born with the "Mongolian Spot," which shows our direct ancestry to Siberia and Mongolia. So, it is not uncommon for many Chinese people to have a small perccentage on Finnish DNA.

[@willkrummeck]

I wonder how much is recent and how much is from much older movements.

[@sonnymak6707]

The family has peranakan mixed lah no caucasian. The Finnish is the Siberian link shared with Finns that almost all Chinese even Malays have with the Sami and all the West Northern Artic people. If the auntie has 7 % Nusantaran it means her mother was 14 %. Most Western Nusantarans have 40 to 60 % of that gene so I surmised that the the great great grand mother of Fankie was either Malay Orang Laut Lampung or Javanese .b

[@ShaunNgKF]

I am actually (DNA verified) a descendant of a European and Asian as described in the programme. That part of the family was not well documented, probably because it wasn’t something to be proud of in those days. I imagine it wasn’t easy for my ancestors either.

[@lolalil1346]

Almost by every Asian there are would be some ' Finnish ' DNA found. It is because Finnish DNA is related to Siberia. Search for DNA results, especially Siberian Asians from Russia etc. And you will see that almost everybody is ' Finnish '. It doesn't mean Causasian DNA.

[@NCM-xy8ow]

You have it the wrong way...many Finnish have Siberian and even Mongolian blood.

[@TLCTLC-cg6cm]

Doesn't make sense..Finnish Haplogroup not Siberian.

[@NCM-xy8ow]

@youfu-qm3hx Finnish aren't Vikings. Lol

[@NCM-xy8ow]

@youfu-qm3hx nope. Swedes mostly

[@josephbelov6212]

@@TLCTLC-cg6cm Lol, do your research. The dominant Y haplogroup among Finns is N, and N is the brother haplogroup to the Chinese Y haplogroup O, and both of them originated in Southern China.

[@engelutterback2540]

My grandpa is a quarter Dutch and three quarter Chinese. The rest of our ancestry is Chinese . We were all born in Indonesia. Grandpa’s Dutch ancestry is from his mother who is the daughter of a Dutch man and a Chinese woman. The Dutch man worked for the Dutch East Indies government

[@haraldtorsten8746]

Could he be more exaggerated in his manner of speech?

[@raolhooley]

Mmmm too much...like he's on a children's program...should town itt down

[@kitarvin770]

DNA test can help to trace your ancestral lineage up to 7 generations or so for certain people. You still got to gather info from the paper records and oral history from relatives to fully understand your ancestral heritage. For instance, you might not be able to guess that some modern day Koreans have Tamil ancestry. This is so because more than a thousand years ago, a Tamil princess from the Kingdom of Ayutha was married to a Korean Prince of the Gaya kingdom.

[@ajmosqueda6698]

so they're like what we called "mestizo" in the Philippines

[@migspeculates]

Yes, in fact the Philippines "mestizo" community and "Iberian" heritage is not so special. There are Eurasian descendants all over Southeast Asia including Thailand, and Poetuguese colonial architecture from Eastern Indonesia all the way to India and Macau.

[@monikam9069]

@@migspeculates Plus Blacks. I work with a Filipino and he is quite Black. He married a white woman. His kid looks I like he is from South of India

[@listri8694]

@@migspeculates mulattos in Brazil?

[@migspeculates]

@@listri8694 Wrong video, wrong topic, wrong continent.

[@charlestonchanming9251]

Proud Samoan 🇼🇸🏝️ Chinese 🇨🇳here 🙏

[@juliejohnson7207]

Very interesting. You look Filipino, Indonesian , malay or Singaporean. Amazing ancestors history.

[@aaronhaydeneddyherman]

singaporean isnt an ethnicity

[@johanchen3485]

Jaudi = Yahudi = Jews Tek Kok = Germany (Fujian dialect) During the colonial time, Indonesia was being ruled by Dutch but there were a lot of European that came to Indonesia and invested in plantation such as rubber, tobacco, tea, coffee, etc. I am from Medan, North Sumatra, and that's what we've heard here.

[@cinajawa]

"Jaudi" probably came from the Malay "Yahudi" (Jew).

[@philliparieff7862]

source is Hebrew יהודי Yehudi "Judean, Jew"

[@pollyannaprinciple5860]

What a wonderful genealogy documentary on your family. This was such an interesting presentation. Loved your interviews with your Uncle Frankie and your Aunt Myna and Cousin Marianne, and like now you used the DNA test to prove your genealogy story. This was beautiful.

[@halimrahman]

We were once in a similar situation. Malays from the northern state in modern-day Malaysia. Unlike other families who have almost similar shades, mine has quite a broad spectrum. Curly locks, brown hairs, hazel eyes with specks of greens. We always thought that we had Arab lineage, common for Muslims in the northern states. So, we took DNA tests. We identify as Malays, but the Malay proportion was small, despite it being the highest proportion. In order, after Malay is Taiwanese (20%+), Indian (20%+) and followed by French-Italian, which carved a bit over 1/8th. A tiny bit of Turkish but NO Arab at all. Unfortunately, we don't have proper records beyond our grandparents as some of their parents migrated from different Malay states (which are now part of Thailand) and no trail of documents to follow.

[@lucasjames7524]

I love the dramatized interactions. Enjoyable documentary, as always.

[@stargazeronesixseven]

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[@anuarsuhor7183]

In the olden days many chinese families gave away Chinese baby girls to other communites eg malay and tamil families!!!

[@UBoy17]

No those are Peranakan Chinese of Malay maternal ancestry gave away Chinese of Malay ancestry baby girls to the malays and the tamils. Most burmese and chinese hate the tamils.

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

@@UBoy17 Not really, didn’t you realised that there seemed to be many local Chinese women pairing with Tamil Indian Men these days… 🤦🏼‍♂️🤣 I think they have a fetish…

[@jacku8304]

That is why some Malays look Chinese and always compared their fairness. Tamil always asked to adopt Chinese girls too. Those days long gone already.

[@csong9940]

My mom was given away as a baby but then her older brother went and got her back so their family decided to keep her lol

[@monikam9069]

And in the last 30 years to Whites

[@angeliquemolgr26]

I love your energy!

[@mariahung2946]

It’s not that strange during the time when the 8 great countries coming to Asia and colonizing in Asia countries, businesses and trades , so a lot of western families moved with the man.

[@finmarx]

Fake news…Finnish have Asian ancestory…it’s more that Asian share a common ancestor with our Finns from asia not that they have a European dna

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Martial Arts Legend Bruce Lee is actually biologically Eurasian from his mum’s side. Not so called “pure Chinese” as many people with Han chauvinism beliefs has claimed.

[@xtr.7662]

He was discriminated in hong kong because his mom looked white

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

@@xtr.7662 Yup and he turned up to be More Successful than those in Hong Kong whom discriminated him ever will be. Funny thing is, those whom discriminated young Bruce Lee due to his Eurasian heritage has the cheek to associate his World Wide success with the so called “Chinese Pride”… 🤣

[@TLCTLC-cg6cm]

Peranakan not pure Chinese either..does it make them discriminated too? I'm asking I genuinely do not know

[@paulyeou5687]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip3clWSYft-XpdEsi=o_Rp6eDp-PWsW_de Bruce Lee's mother's interviewed by Geraldo Rivera

[@tuppenceworth5485]

Bruce Lee's mum is half German, half Chinese, so Bruce Lee would be three-quarter Han Chinese.

[@reyse1973]

wow so interesting, this is completely my family ! i have a very Eurasian last name but grew up culturally Chinese turns out my paternal grandmothers mother was dutch Indonesian and my paternal grandfather is mixed too. that being said i often get asked if im eurasian in Singapore lol

[@dannybenfield]

my grandmother was born in Holland but her dad and brothers were born in Java Indonesia. her grandfather was Dutch, her grandmother was Indonesian, and from what we know, Chinese-Indonesian.

[@joept333]

I have mix European blood line as well due to the time when Portuguese colonized Macau in China centuries ago.

[@warriorprincessphl]

Very nice to see the generational name book is still around for your family! ❤

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

My father was Dutch and DNA results some Finish about five percent, likely from earlier migration

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

It depends on what part of the Netherlands they came from North Holland/ Friesland generally shows Scandinavian/ Finland/ England While southern Netherlands generally shows Western European. My nephews results showed Finland/England Remember all results are different even amongst siblings because we all inherited different DNA

[@listri8694]

@@Adrian-ju7cm Netherlands is a country not race

[@Adrian-ju7cm]

@@listri8694 I paid $80 for a DNA test and a predictable result of North West European

[@bobwang2837]

I think the DNA test companies in China now will do a much better job at this, like 23魔方. They can even track which part of China (north/south) or Chinese minority groups (like Yi, Miao, Zhuang, etc.) you inherit, while this western company put Chinese and Vietnamese in the same catagory. In this way, most culturally Chinese people will have the same result, which is not informative at all.

[@chdk55christidonny6]

❤ TQVM I REALLY ENJOYED YOUR SHOW, HA HA HA, SO HAPPY, MAYBE I WILL DO THIS TYPE OF CHECK TOO,

[@teresatagle4427]

Just because it doesnt show in test like ancestry does not mean its not there. Sometimes the test wont show in every person. Like for sure i know i have spanish blood and India blood. It never showed on my test. What showed was Wales😂😂😂 snd laos and wow 30 percent chinese for me

[@camycamJah]

Would rape and not concubineship played a part in the European ancestry?

[@michaeltaylor8501]

I had a similar experience, but on the flip-side; for, my dad was adopted & he was raised as European-decent White who in turn married a woman thought to be White & I their son & my older sister by them were raised as a European-decent White family; but, I mentioned that dad looked a bit Asian & perhaps American Indian & my mom would get upset & say he looks Germanic; so, after my parents - who didn't want to take any DNA tests - passed away, I took some from various companies, & a few from CRI Genetics, including a typical Recent Ancestry Analysis & a not so typical Advanced Ancestry Analysis which traces back in time much further than the more common/popular tests that only trace back a few hundred years); &, I found out that in addition to recent Nordic, Germanic, & Mediterreanean ancestry, further back & in addition to the above ancestry I also had various Asian ancestry, plus American Indian ancestry; so, both me & my mom were at least partially correct in our guesswork. My dad, sister, & I are of Eurasian ancestry. And when I look at those photos of yours I see Eurasian as well (& quite especially in your aunt whose head shape is similar to my dad's head shape). It's all good. ✝️😎👍

[@listri8694]

red indians or black indians?

[@michaeltaylor8501]

@@listri8694 Red, but with Black AdMix (Luhya of Kenya - though the number of generations back is unknown, it's most likely from a very distant generation as the amount that I've inherited is extremely low, being at only 0.1%, & noting that both Y-DNA & mtDNA analyses place some of my ancestors in this area of Africa very early on... More recent generations of my ancestors have stemmed from South Asian Indian, the earliest being from 19 generations back at 80% accuracy, & the latest South Asian input being Sri Lankan Tamil within the last few hundred years; & there's also Chinese Dai, Southern Han Chinese, & Japanese ancestry in the tree along with North African & much recent - & distant - European ancestry). On the Red side is Puerto Rican Taino (Classic Taino) - exact Tiano tribe unknown (with 99% certainty from 10 generations back, & 95% certainty from 12 generations back). Taino were the first Indigenous folk that Columbus & his men encountered & the Taino generally wore little or no clothing back then & they covered their bodies with a red-colored mosquito repellent - & this might be the origin of Indigenous Peoples being referred to as Redskins, just as the misnomer "Indian" carried over to describe all Indigenous folk. While my exact tribes of direct ancestry remain unknown - though I share Genotypes with many tribes - other Amerindian Admix in my family tree stems from some tribes in &/or around Mexico, Columbia, & Peru (Mexican-area generations are unknown; Columbian-area: latest was 11 generations back, & earliest was 18 generations back, both at 95% certainty, plus one ancestor 15 generations back with 90% certainty; & my Peruvian-area generations are also unknown as any ethnic marker reading with less than 80% certainty on the generation wasn't assigned a specific generation in the analysis report; & the oldest generation meeting this criteria that was found in my inherited DNA is Chinese Dai from 73 generations back at 99% certainty: guesstimated year 175 A.D.).* * = I was fortunate in that my results went back almost twice as far as what's commonly expected with CRI Genetics' Advanced Ancestry Analysis (which is approximately 1,000 years back - & I came close to getting decent ethnic marker readings from nearly 2,000 years back).

[@-_YouMayFind_-]

​​@@michaeltaylor8501americans are mixed to begin with because of the past. Europeans generally not so much. Unless its newly immigrated Europeans in America like my aunt. She moved to Canada after WW2 and she is not mixed

[@migovasquez0303]

Im Filipino. The whole family grew up thinking we are just plain filipino folks but days before Christmas there was a promotion of 23&me and I was only interested at first in the medical side because I want to know if I have G6PD, a blood protein disorder. Little that I know I would find that that I am 42% European. Mainly from Spain/Portugal and Italy. Haha. It didn't matter to me because for me my curiosity about my health is far more important , the heritage or ancestry are just an added on. Please do DNA test if you guys have questions with your ancestry. Its fun. Haha

[@monikam9069]

I hope you are not surprised. American soldiers and colonizers were not "monks"

[@migovasquez0303]

@@monikam9069 Oh I am not surprised at all. In our family we have this doubt about our origin but nobody wants to do it. And I found the record of my great great grandmother all the way to Cervon , Bourgogne France. She’s a tough cookie to raise a family outside of her native France. Which I think was awesome .

[@blckbrr7884]

Cringe. Dying to be Caucasian.

[@IdeasForSuccess]

You do have Caucasian in your ancestry. These DNA tests are not fully accurate. They require family tree AND DNA.

[@michelleg7]

Yes indeed mixed ancestry was deeply frowned upon which is why when the Kung Fu teacher of Bruce Lee found out he was mixed with white ancestry he refused to continue teaching him. I mean its really unfair because Bruce was raised chinese. Its when he went off to go teach in the USA.

[@john_carter_of_earth]

Why is no mention made of the fact that his father's cousin Myna's European DNA could have come from her *father's* side rather than her mother's (Jack's great-aunt) side? Myna's father would have no biological connection to Jack at all, and not enough testing was done to rule out his side of the family as being the source of the European DNA.

[@lydiat5819]

Our bro has Chinese face but ang moh physique :-)

[@Dhekem]

Western eating and other habits perhaps

[@etomliw7765]

what does ang moh physique mean

[@kitty_s23456]

​@@etomliw7765based on context, I'd guess that it means white/ Caucasian/ European physique.

[@weifan9533]

Even some pure blooded South Chinese and SE Asians can look mixed, that's likely because of their Austronesian, Tai-Kradai, and Austroasiatic admixtures. And these peoples in turn got that mixed look from the Hoabinhians or related groups, who were the indgenous hunter-gatherers of South China and SE Asia, and who belonged to an early East Eurasian lineage.

[@geofflecren8827]

Am I watching a children's program? Or is this representative of how Singaporeans communicate?

[@eviezheng3781]

When the first male chinese came to Indonesia, many of them are required to assimilate to Indonesian wife. Indonesian Chinese has a large mongolian blood, which explains 2% finnish ancestry which is of mongolian/Chinese descent 6 gens back from The Aunt. A 7% malay means 5 gens back is married to a malay woman. So my guess is... Jack Ho finnish ancestry related to mongols.

[@danaodanao4591]

19:35 ok so they put Indonesian Philippines and Malay all into one group. This test is bodoh

[@aaronhaydeneddyherman]

indonesians, filipinos and malays are related and come from indigenous taiwan tribe

[@coinvestnet]

They're all Austronesian

[@traceytrent904]

You are the bodoh one! Indonesian, Filipino, Brunei and Malay people all have the same Austronesian DNA, making it difficult to distinguish between them because they descended from the same ancestor. They are only separated by Western powers.

[@queen84sasha]

​​​@@traceytrent904 then why separate them and not have one proper name for all of them..look at the test. Also Indonesia comprises the Melanesian too. So yeah very DUMB test indeed.. should just go by the precise DNA haplogroup instead of country name.. Really really REALLY STOOPID

[@queen84sasha]

​​​@@traceytrent904separated by Western powers oh give me a break..If anything the Dutch united Indonesia..since the country is just a colonial successor territory of HINDIA BELANDA.. before that there were MANY MANY different Kingdoms rivaling eachother. Even Aceh has attacked Johor waging wars for many centuries.

[@ytu77]

I'm Polish and to my suprise I appeared to be ( in 3% Korean and Chinese). I used to laugh when someone asked me if I have any relation to China, Korea or Japan. Well, now I take it seriously🎉🎉🎉

[@tahliah6691]

There are lots of people who are either 100% African Asian or European…. Many people have never left their tribes villages or country I’ve seen a lot of 100%ers when watching ancestry dna results

[@noyc1394]

Finnish can be Asian dna.

[@daisybb8148]

Yahudi not Jaudi. Yahudi means Jew.

[@ClientLawrenceLlanto]

J.ho's ethnicities is:chinviet&koreapan. And that woman is:Finn,Chinviet&Philindolay

[@jeromefitzroy]

Most overseas Chinese are not pure Chinese if they aren’t first generation immigrants

[@csking6377]

Most are still pure Chinese but many are not. The younger generations have more inter-racial marriages now than 40 years ago.

[@jeromefitzroy]

@@csking6377 Well, not in my extended family, we are all mutts.

[@kazirahman-bw7cn]

the soldiers should of paid for the children they spawned from local women in india

[@tystr85]

I feel like I'm watching a Chinese Soap Opera than a documentary. Ang Moh Kia in Teochew means Blonde Hair Kid.

[@alanie8555]

6:40 "he looks like a caucasian boy" am i blind or the kid looks has the most asian-like features? 😅 why are they trying so hard to prove that they look like caucasians? such a hard watch

[@Qibai]

I am a 2nd generation eurasian chinese from east malaysia and usually i dont tell people of my ethnicity until people point it out...

[@jarrodyuki7081]

Separation of church and state is very important paramount!!!!!!!! In the case of the lower class!!!!!!!!

[@NatBronstein]

Jack's father also looks Eurasian, especially the upper part of his head, like forehead or eyes. And Jack, breiefly speaking, looks like Elon Musk to some degree as I assume.

[@TemuulTK]

Because some Chinese now mixed with Mongols.

[@adem6371]

DNA is not equal- even siblings with parents from very different ethnic backgrounds will not have equal dna percentages reflecting that.

[@traceytrent904]

Jack Ho interpreted his MyHeritage results incorrectly. Because of the ancient East Asian exodus to Europe, this Finnish DNA was not Caucasian, but rather Asian. If he wants to look for German or Dutch DNA, he should look for North and West Europe, and Scandinavian DNA breakdown. Because this would be the closest DNA he could find for that ethnic group. It appears that his great grandmother did not pass on those European DNA to his family.

[@noahmyavon]

Who cares. We are all human

[@1daySomeday]

I can't help but wonder if all these findings globally in DNA in each culture of our modern era actually does point to the biblical story of the Tower of Babel where everyone at one time was united with one tongue and one mind until God came and confounded their tongue and they all went away in groups of 4 and each group of 4 had their very own unique tongue / language different then everyone else's. Each group of 4 ventured out till they reached their place they established themselves till war broke out for territory and fought for global domination till what we have settled and established today. The Tower of Babel story that i believe is 100% historical fact would explain genetic surprises such as these shared in this video and those around the world that relate to this as well.

[@KhmerKandal]

Eurasian most likely found in Hong Kong, Macau, and Singapore.

[@omwill7167]

i think its not a dutch blood, but more to javanese/sundanese/ local malay blood :) , the face feature of your leon afa shows that.

[@Shanghai_Knife_Dude]

China-Sweden

[@sr2291]

DNA tests are just estimates and only go back about 8 generations.

[@nnokki]

It seems that Chinese people from Southeast Asia do not study East Asian history. By the way, even 'Han Chinese' can be divided into small groups which are genetically different.

[@avw435]

From Indonesia therefor must have dutch blood 🙄 this is as biggest eye roll as those filipinos who go around saying they are spanish just because they were forced to change their family names to a spanish equavalent by their Spanish colonial masters 🤣

[@calliecraft5780]

I love his energy 🤩🤩

[@MK-vk6tm]

Erm.... few Malays look like that, LoL

[@huahua19]

Jaudi means Jew. My grandparents used to live beside a Jewish family & used that term to refer to them

[@vernonadrianemuang7639]

Corruption of 'Yahudi' ... Malay for Jew, possibly?

[@huahua19]

@@vernonadrianemuang7639 could be

[@stevenzheng5459]

Genetics is more complicated than most people think. The 2.2% Finnish genetics in his aunt could be statistical noise, or having some genes that are more commonly found in the Finnish population (without any Finnish ancestry). Also, people do not inherit genes from all their ancestors. It is possible to have an European ancestor from a couple centuries ago and not get their genes passed down.

[@SWDolls]

Just take DNA test for God sake!

[@bunjijumper5345]

I literally thought this was a Canadian tv show. These people speak incredible English. I had no idea people in Singapore spoke English with such perfection, and with a Canadian accent.

[@Yesnt-ix4ki]

This reeks of "Am I better than everyone else...?"

[@alexl4617]

I think most of the Peranakans/Mixed came from Java or Eastern Indonesia. Chinese from Sumatra and West Kalimantan are mostly Totok/Pure

[@Callsign-Blade_RunnerSG]

Nope, Singapore has them too. The offsprings of Peranakan and European Unions.

[@beataens1]

Guggkoo Guggkoo

[@lindaknaras8828]

50% Korean,Irish, German, and English

[@bobkelley8291]

Dutch means German. What do Germans call their country? Answer is Deutchland.

[@kazirahman-bw7cn]

i read , at the time of indian independense tehre was 100.000s of illigitimate orpthan children of being anglo india as the soldiers had there way with local women and the woman had baby and she sent baby to orpthanage

[@judithtomasowa7323]

DUTCH... AND DEUTSCH... NEDERLANDS AND GERMAN

[@kaiushijima7060]

☺ Hello, there. I'm a Japanese man living in the United States. I know a couple who are Japanese wife and Caucasian husband. They have two children. The two children are genetically 50% Japanese and 50% Caucasian. What make me wonder is that their daughter looks like a Caucasian, while their son looks like a Japanese. Why do two children with a 50% Japanese gene and a 50% Caucasian gene look different like this? Is there anyone who can explain this? Thank you for your time. 🌷🍊🌷

[@AbdillahSoyuz7]

Even Bruce Lee is 1/4 German..

[@Dingish]

I'm skeptical more so on the dna test than the oral history, the euroasian features don't lie.

[@Leif208]

so called "euroasian" features present in his family are just south east asian features, common among people with no European ancestry.

[@Dingish]

That statement is accurate today now that we are trying to divorce the colonial history south east asia and its kinship connections forever. From a purely academic standpoint with a lense of that era, its worth factoring in these definitions if it is not done so already.

[@mtgam5]

why not take DNA test...

[@chaski777]

🙏😍

[@angelusvastator1297]

Imo most Eurasians look slavic

[@kazirahman-bw7cn]

what I mean , is that european dna tests have seperations by country like finnish ,german ,irish ecte ect while for the rest of us it is seperated by continets or sub continet its not detailed when it comes to asian dna tests

[@linilin2641]

Can always do a DNA test. There were many Germans in Indonesia fighting for spices too, besides Dutch.

[@jasontungjw]

In the past my grandmother said I looked like "oh jiu zeng" aka Australian lol not sure if I should take one DNA test to be sure!

[@jin8339]

Jack what is your haplo group ? Better still what is your Mtdna group ( females ) since it is a female who is a European descendant ?

[@geakerleaker]

6:39 no he doesn't lol, he look like he has died hair, why are some many older people in love with their proximity to whiteness

[@willkrummeck]

Finnish bro wow

[@pauladiep5680]

Jack you look western as well❤

[@blov2]

Cringy. Speak normally lah

[@blueshirt26]

Tbh they look more like Malay rather than European

[@raydiane1]

Just do a DNA test. Many different kits out there. Very accurate. No need any heresy or speculation.

[@harrykekgmail]

Why not Nigerian? Why Dutch?