We have proof that the Chinese discovered and
colonized America thousands of years before the Europeans’
arrival.
Approximately 4200 years ago after a great
flood, the Chinese had lost their sense of direction.
Therefore, the Emperor found it necessary to send his
astronomer Yu to survey the earth, and reestablish the four
directions. Yu sent Prince Y across the great eastern
ocean, to the land of Fu Sang--literally “land to the
east" (the ancient American continents). Prince Y
and Yu determined the boundaries of America and other places
and afterwards wrote the Shan Hai
Jing.
The
Shan Hai Jing (Book of Mountains and Seas) is the
world‘s oldest geography. It tells us of many countries in
the ancient Americas. There are reports that Emperor Hwang
Ti (2640 B.C.) probably had sent expeditions or colonies to
America. However, we can be certain that Chinese were in the
Americas by around 2250 B.C.
I
have found a map which confirms the 4200 year old account of
the Shan Hai Jing. In fact, there are at least
thirty similar old round maps in existence, which vindicate
and corroborate the report of the Shan Hai Jing.
These world maps, of ancient origin, are in America,
England, France, China, Korea, Japan, and in other
countries. The Shan Hai Jing told of at least ten
countries in America; which are found on my map -the Harris
Fu Sang map- and on the maps of similar origin which came
from the original Shan Hai Jing map.
Proofs that “America” is Fu Sang and the fathers of the Fu
Sang people are Chinese are these:
1.
The Record of the Shan Hai Jing- which describes the
people, geography, and the animals.
2.
The Record of the ancient Chinese commentaries on the
Shan Hai Jing. The dates of these commentaries validate
the age of the Shan Hai Jing.
3. The witness of the American Indians and
their traditions and language.
4.
The record of those scientists who have studied the blood
and physical characteristics of the Chinese “Indian” tribes
of North and South America
5.
The ancient round world maps which were previously
misunderstood but which we now explain.
7. The Chinese Court Record (Kuen 327) in 501
A.D. telling of a trip originating in 458 A.D. to Fu Sang
The
means that the Chinese arrived in the Americas both in 2200
B.C. and 458 A.D. was by boat. It is the purpose of this
book to give sufficient proof of the realities of these
amazing matters. The final result of these revolutionary
discoveries will be the greater glory of China, East India,
Japan, and Korea and a new respect for and the appreciation
of the Indians of North, Central, and South America.
The
material of this book is the result of a life-time of
effort. I have been around the world ten times. In India I
sought information and in Pakistan and Bangladesh. In Hong
Kong and Taiwan I looked for maps and proofs. I went to the
British museum and traveled to Berlin to question the
Germans.
From
the time I was a boy in China until now I have collected
information. In Holland, in Sumatra, in Macao, in Mexico I
was searching…searching…searching. At Long Beach,
California and in Seoul, Korea I received the greatest
answers to my quest.
I am
writing these lines in Taipei at the house of a Chinese
friend. I am no longer young, and old age does not any more
seem a far-away time. I am grateful to those who loved and
aided me, and to the great God of the heavens, without whose
guidance all efforts would have been in vain.
It
is my desire that as you consider the lovely long ago
morning of Fu Sang, your soul be stirred with a new
appreciation of the beauty of life and the innate
possibilities of men…that you will hear the music of Man’s
aspirations, deep in your spirit…and catch a glimpse of the
excellent countenance of God.
I
hope you will have a more sympathetic awareness of men of
other persuasions and be drawn to the True Historian who
works all thing after His will.
Hendon M. Harris
