Are there any descendants of Jews in China?

Yes, there were Jews in the history of China, the most famous being Kaifeng. The earliest paper money I learned in your history textbook was a masterpiece of Kaifeng Jews. It is not too much to say that they are business geniuses.

After extensive and profound washing of Chinese civilization, Kaifeng Jews left their descendants, but the real Jewish nation disappeared in the rolling history of the Chinese nation.

After the founding of New China, the Henan provincial government reported to the Central Committee that the descendants of Jews in Kaifeng demanded to be recognized as Jews. Obviously, they have not forgotten their ancestors, but it is a pity that their ancestors abandoned them.

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Tang added Tianzhu, and more Jews entered China. It is also possible for them to meet on the Silk Road if there is fate. Scholars who believe that Jews came to China as early as the Han Dynasty or even the Zhou Dynasty have novel views, but they have not come up with conclusive archaeological evidence.

From the Tang Dynasty to modern times, there were traces of Jews in many places in China. They are scattered all over China, but they are waiting for a common belief. Among the numerous settlements, the one with the longest span, the best record and the most attention is Kaifeng Jews.

The Song Dynasty was a period when Jews came to China on a large scale. Take the waterway from Hanoi to Guangzhou first. When it looks so prosperous, it will continue to go north. When I arrived in Yangzhou, it was more prosperous. I didn't want to go, so I stayed. Some people heard that the capital city of Bianliang was better, so they continued to go north.

When I arrived, I was completely shocked. It's heaven. So I called friends, gathered all the Jews scattered around, and formed hundreds of families to gather in the capital of song dynasty. This is the ancestor of Kaifeng Jewish descendants.