We mixed with some Cauasian tribes of those that moved from Europe or the middleeast into India then China.

Thus, to us hmongs, we have the recessive trait of blond blue eyes sometimes. that is for some of us.

this is bull$hit, Hmong are not Aryan(caucasion) neither are we from Siberia, our homeland is Zhuolu along with Guizhou Hunan and some other area in China, why do we have blond hair and blue eyes? theres a cause and a reason to it, its "albino" which can happen to every ethnic group or being, notice that those Hmong in China does not have blond hairs and blue eyes like those outside, what does that tell everyone? another reason is French once invaded Indochina where those outside of China once migrated to which meant some of us(not me) are french descended, and whoever said the Hmong came from Siberia and are Aryan intermix with asian are a French missionary who(lack a throughout history study of the Hmong background) judged it from his own perspective.

whoever among us(Hmong) claim we are Aryan really needs to look deep into your own history.

Yeahs...

Also, If that were true we'd be some big @$$ fu-kers like white people too.

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which anthropologist says so? can you prove it?

it seems like you haven't provided any proofs here.
A pic worth thousand words.
Hmongs trying soo hard to claim affiliation with a higher more known group .. its pathetic really...

to this mother rucker....

i started this topic jackass, again as stated before, it's too find our lost roots faggot fu-k. Not to measure up, u got a fu-kin problem w/ that.

Or also from Western Colonialization of Asia.

Yep, here in good ol' georgia, Koreans are the dominant Asians. i've seen some Koreans with the natural blond hair blue eyes here too. *sigh* reminds me of being back home.

I think some hmong who have different traits suchs as blond hair blue eyes etc. is due to albino or genetics. I was watching the history channel and there was this one guy who traced this genetic through his blood line and this guy was from france. What he found out that his blood line went all the way to Northern Russian to a little tribe all the Chichus (sumthing like that), then this one guy in Africa had his blood line, this one guy in India and finally to asian to this one guy in the Country of Kazanistan (part of Asia). but yah.. so when you think of it, A lot of southeast asian countries were colonized by the European countries so maybe for some reason something happened and u still have those genes! But yah........ history explains everything not due to malnutrition. The only thing that malnutrition does is that it effects you such as in height, strength, etc.. not the color or ur eyes/hair.

There was once an Aryan migration in Europe to Asia.
When they did, they intermarried with asians.
From what I see so far, it's mostly Hmong people with blond hair.
Note: Aryans are a tribe of white people in Central Europe along time ago.

Note: Buddha was said to have been an Aryan descent too.

Really now, I thought by now most Hmong people would know the origin of hmong people, especially the younger people! But categorizing hmong people born with blonde hair and blue eyes as albinos? FYI: Hmong people originally had blonde hair, blue eyes. It was only after we mixed with other asian races, mainly that of Chinese when we lost to them who knows how long ago, that we began to have the black hair and brown eyes because the gene for dark hair and eyes is more dominant then the gene for blonde hair and blue eyes. My sister was born with white-blonde hair, my cousin was born with straw-like blonde hair, and I knew a family in which ALL the sons had blonde hair except for the daughter. I think despite our history, most older hmong people like our parents, tend to think that the mom had an affair and that is why the kid is born with blonde hair or blue eyes. It's harder to convince the older generation about this, because no one likes being wrong. But yeah, if you don't believe me, do your own researching before calling other people albino.

i've seen some, but even though seeing one with blue eyes is not really common it's mostly just blondish hair with lighter skin color. those natural blond haired hmongs are still rare though.

Chinese toddler adopted into Natchez home


By Brian Reynolds (Contact) | The Natchez Democrat

Published Saturday, July 26, 2008

NATCHEZ — Soft green grass creeps between little toes. It pokes a bit, maybe even tickles.

And when that grass is a world away from home, it’s OK to freak out the first time you touch it.

So, that’s just what 2-year-old Lucy did when her brand new mom and dad let her loose on their lawn.

You see, in a country where thousands live on the same city block, you don’t walk barefoot on grass. There isn’t any grass.

But, grass aside, America hasn’t been as much of a culture shock for the Chinese toddler as her adoptive parents Brandt and Erica d!ck and their 8-year-old son Zachary had heard it would be.

“They say children are like sponges and she truly is,” Erica said. “She’s pretty much just grasped everything amazingly fast.”

Lucy came to America just over a month ago, but don’t tell her dad that.

“It’s like she’s been part of the family forever,” Brandt said. “It’s been easier than we had any right to expect it to be.”

While Lucy quickly latched onto Brandt — who is curate at Trinity Episcopal Church and chaplain at Trinity Episcopal Day School — it took her a little longer to get used to her mother.

“For the first three days she wanted nothing to do with me,” Erica said.

Lucy finally let Erica paint her toenails, and they really connected in that moment, Erica said.

“After that she’s just been momma’s little girl. It was just like a light switched on that third day,” Erica said.

For the d!ck family, adoption became the best option, since they couldn’t have anymore biological children for medical reasons.

For Lucy, adoption was the only hope.

Lucy Claire, named Fu Ni Hua in China, was found abandoned outside an orphanage in Fuzhou City when she was only a few days old.

She is an albino — a genetic disorder characterized by a lack of pigment, which creates pale skin, lighter than normal hair and vision problems — and was likely abandoned because of that.

She ended up in the care of the Chinese Children Adoption International program.

CCAI’s Web site says it is common for children with “physical handicaps” to be abandoned, mostly because the Chinese government only allows each family to have one child.

The d!cks also said that many of the special needs children come from rural areas, and parents cannot have albino children that cannot work in the fields due to the sun.

“I’m sure it’s a hard decision for the family, but they have to have healthy offspring,” Brandt said.

However, Lucy has blue eyes, blonde hair and no major vision problems, the d!cks said.

“A lot of people wouldn’t know she has albinism,” Brandt said. “They just wonder why we have a blonde Chinese kid.”

Many children who live in orphanages are developmentally behind, Erica said. But Lucy is pretty much on target in all aspects, Erica said.

Adopting a child, especially a special needs child from China, takes a lot of time and work, the d!cks said. They have several thick binders of paperwork, or a paper pregnancy, Erica said.

Their effort started two years ago. They were finally “booked into China” on Dec. 31, 2006.

They got a call around Easter saying they could adopt Lucy, but they had very little time to decide.

“We read it and we pretty much knew that she was ours,” Erica said.

“We were given 24 hours to make a decision and turn in more paperwork. We had 24 hours to learn everything we could about albinism.”

Their trip to China to pick up Lucy was also a bit of a culture shock, but went well, they said.

“It was different because the smallest city we went to had two million people,” Brandt said.

The adoption agency was also a big help during the trip, they said. Their contact with CCAI stayed in the hotel with them and would go to dinner with them, just to help order.

“Every once in a while we’d be craving McDonalds,” Brandt said.

Lucy will grow up with McDonald’s. But she won’t forget where she came from.

The d!cks said they have no intention of completely Americanizing Lucy, and they want to keep her in touch with her Chinese roots, something CCAI stresses.

“We’ll always let her know she came from China,” Erica said. “We want her to be proud of where she came from.”

The d!cks have gotten in touch with other parents who adopted Chinese children, including the Central Mississippi Cultural School. This group, based in Jackson, holds celebrations for the Chinese New Year and Autumn Moon Festival.

“To us, we’ll always be indebted to China for sharing her with us,” Erica said. “It’s so worth it in the end.

way before the Hans

and yes, BUDDHA was said to have been an ARYAN..

And if I can post that many Chinese blonds just from the orphanages, you Hmongs should be able to post tons of blond-eyed blonde Hmong photos.

You should be posting tons of pictures of Hmongs in the US who are blond and blue-eyed since you're always claiming to see them in the states.

Prove it. Show us the pictures.

I want to see hmongs with blue-eyes and blond hair like this:

There was once an Aryan migration in Europe to Asia.
When they did, they intermarried with asians.
From what I see so far, it's mostly Hmong people with blond hair.
Note: Aryans are a tribe of white people in Central Europe along time ago.

Note: Buddha was said to have been an Aryan descent too.