Inventions like the wheel, bronze and domesticated horses were introduced to them by White people. But that doesen't mean the White people who were flourishing just over their Western border did not interact with them and influence their civilization, and vice versa perhaps. No it's not. It's an attempt to show White people have not always been confied to Europe, Anatolia and the Meditteranean but were flourishing as far away as present day Western China. I never said White people created early Chinese civilization:rolleyes: Although I'm sure they influenced it. By introducing bronze, domesticated horses and saddles, and the wheel.:) And maybe other things too?:confused: I'm not making anyone look dumb. White people were indeed the first people to ever inhabit the Xinjiang region of present day China, it's been proven now, case closed. The Chinese were well aware of these White people beyond their western borders and most likely interacted with them quite a bit. The earliest mummies were all purely Caucasian but the later ones started to show signs of East Asian admixture so obviously they were inter mingling with the Chinese. No one ever said the first Chinese were White:rolleyes: But it is likely that these White people from what is present day western China had an influence on early Chinese civilization. To what extent is unknown at this time.