No, the Han Dynasty was on par with the Roman Empire (culturally only), but 400AD-1700AD is correct on being the time frame in which the chinese were far ahead of thier european counterparts.  The mysterious, White Tarim people who were the original inhabitants of Xinjiang(modern day Western China) are believed to have introduced metal, the wheel and domesticated horses and saddles to the Chinese through trading, it is almost a certainty... Nuff' said. ;)   https://www.stormfront.org/forum/t503937/     https://www.stormfront.org/forum/show...=528034&amp;page=3    Be sure to watch the PBS produced documentary about the matter I posted on both of those threads too, rather interesting.     By the way, it doesn't matter if the White race is always superior, it does not affect our cause, we still have the right for our race and culture to survive and the right to be in control of our own destiny as a people, in our own countries, relatively free from foreign influence.    Also, 400ad-1700ad? I don't think so, I think you're forgetting about the Renaissance, from the Renaissance until 1700 and all the way up until the early 20th century, Europeans were sitting on top of the world, anyone who contests that is a retard. Europeans (by geography and by heritage) would still be sitting on top of the world if it weren't for WW2 and it's aftermath and this BS policy of so called multi-CULTuralism and multi-racialism being forced down our throats and dragging us down like an anvil tied to our ankles. Also, much of that time period you mention was Europe's dark ages and the crusades, Europeans were at war constantly and were being devastated by the Black Plague...which came from...Asia!! Euros were a bit preoccupied at the moment. Also, China was not more advanced than the Byzantines during this time, and not all White people are from Europe, we really need to get rid of that retarded misconception. In the time period you're talking about from 400-1700 there were White people all over Anatolia, North Africa and the Middle East, and the Byzantine Empire was in it's prime, Constantinople didn't fall to the Turks until the 1400s, now they call it Istanbul, and they call our Anatolia...Turkey.:rolleyes: