What's the deal with Chinese dramas and happy endings?

>you look like winnie the pooh lol
>DEATH
it all makes sense now

That explains a lot.

>Chinese were the most subjugated people in the world
you're forgetting someone, goy

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Brutal.

what is it with americans and being happy

blessed by our Lord in Heaven

You don't know the end of the story unless you know how someone dies. The point where they're happy and have their life together, that's not the end. You need to know what happens next.
This is racist. Get out.

Life is Suffering. Happy endings are for children

too lazy to look it all up, is this factually correct?

Pretty much. Obviously not every single Chinese person was raped. But the history behind that pasta is spot-on. It doesn't name the Sixteen Kingdoms or Northern Wei and shit but it's clearly talking about them.

Same with Chinese ones, they go on forever then everyone is either dead or unhappy

>tfw no qt spanish gf

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An Lu Shan was as European looking as every other Uyghur

where are all these different foreign barbarians coming from? There's mongolia, korea and japan, who else is conquering them over and over?

"The Sixteen Kingdoms"
>The term Sixteen Kingdoms traditionally denotes the plethora of short-lived non-Chinese dynasties that from 303 came to rule the whole or parts of northern China. Many ethnic groups were involved, including ancestors of the Turks (such as the Xiongnu, possibly related to the Huns of late Roman history, and the Jie), the Mongolians (Xianbei), and the Tibetans (Di and Qiang).

"Northern Wei"
>Wei dynasty, Chinese in full (Pinyin) Bei Wei or (Wade-Giles romanization) Pei Wei, English Northern Wei, also called Tabgatch or (Pinyin) Tuoba, (386–534/535 ce), the longest-lived and most powerful of the northern Chinese dynasties that existed before the reunification of China under the Sui and Tang dynasties. The Wei dynasty was founded by Tabgatch (Tuoba) tribesmen who, like many of the nomads inhabiting the frontiers of northern China, were of uncertain origin. Their language was basically Turkic, and scholars presume that their ancestry can be traced to proto-Turkic, proto-Mongol, or Xiongnu peoples. In any case, the Tuoba were non-Han Chinese, and their conquests of the small, weak North China states in the late 4th century were clearly regarded as foreign invasions.
>By 439, the Bei Wei had secured their territories from attack and unified all of North China.

Source: Encyclopedia Britannica

Also look up the Khitans, Jurchens, and Manchus.

Kinda sad. Poor Chang.

based Japan getting away from all that shit and setting up shop on some islands laughing at Koran invaders

>roasties and their happy endings

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Nigga that's a 6/10, which fucking shithole do you live in?

FUCK CHINKS

she's spanish