Chinese

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Chinese (79:5sec). See also China; yellow race
achieved high civilization apart from Andites (79:5.8)
Andite cultural and spiritual legacy (79:7.4-5)
apt students of warfare; relentless, aggressive (79:5.5)
children require little discipline (84:7.21)
cumbersome ideographic writing (66:5.10) (79:8.7)
difference between northern and southern races (79:5.6) (79:6.7)
early river settlements disrupted by floods (79:6.4)
first to establish settled communities (64:6.14)
improved tone of bell by human sacrifice (89:6.4)
Jesus’ talk with Chang (133:4.9)
learned to plant seeds (81:1.6)
live peaceably with fellows (64:6.14,16) (79:5.5) (79:6.8) (79:8.6)
most advanced social development on Urantia (68:0.3)
now reawakening (79:8.17)
numbered 12 million in 15,000 B.C.; aggressive militarists; spoke common language (79:6.9)
pacific tendencies (79:8.2,5)
raised animals by 5000 B.C. (81:2.12)
religious beliefs
basis of ancestor worship (68:4.3) (94:5.7)
degenerated into swarms of devils and dragons (94:6.12)
dragon worship is survival of snake cult (85:3.3)
employed magic to protect against demons (90:2.8)
first to achieve freedom from abject fear of gods (94:5.7)
regarded disease as result of evil demons (90:3.8)
soul and body remained together after death (86:4.8)
Singlangton assumed leadership of (45:4.8) (64:6.15)
sons of Han (79:8.16)
statehood delayed by thoroughness of conquest (79:8.1,6)
treated women better than most (84:5.6)
unexcelled in family loyalty, group ethics, personal morality (79:8.9,16) (84:7.1)
yin and yang teaching (111:0.4)

Cross-references

See also China
See also yellow race

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