Piecing the chronology together is like trying to solve a clever detective story. The evidence comes from linguistic studies, anthropometric information, archaeological findings, and genetic data.

This is no tales of Kings, Wars and Battles, this is the tales of the forgotten motherland, unsatisfactory story hid by scholars by omitting a crucial factor in human history. Maybe they lacked of evidence, maybe they didn’t want to be a part of this story. Or maybe, they just did for their self-interests.

The intellectual’s job is to think past the culture: to question the myths, metaphors, and assumptions that limit our collective imagination. Embrace what I consider a kind of commitment to living a certain way: to looking closely at details, to feeling things with great fervency, to never moving too far from a kind of child-like wonder and questioning. Can't imagine living any other way, though at times this kind of intensity can be as painful as it is illuminating.