What.As you know, Northern Europeans are taller and stronger than southern Europeans, the same principles also apply in China.![]()
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What.As you know, Northern Europeans are taller and stronger than southern Europeans, the same principles also apply in China.![]()
Now that's interesting. But I cringe every time I see imperial units - I mean come on, feets and inches? What is this, 18th century?Actually, there is evidence: http://www.vikinganswerlady.com/vikheight.shtml. For Europe at least. Don't know about China.
Spain could have wiped the floor with Japan. Easily. Look what they did to the Aztecs! All Spain would need is a colony or two in the Pacific and resupply from South America/Mexico/Caribbean. Not to mention the fact that they have allies. China is the only nation in Asia that would have stood a modicum of a chance against a single European power. So if anything China could be given a boost. Otherwise it seems balanced to me. I just turn off "lucky nations" and things seem to go fine.
It's worth noting that the men of Friesland were sufficiently famed for their height that Dante Alighieri used "three tall Frieslanders" as a frame of reference for how tall a demon depicted in the Divine Comedy was.That's interesting and all but there is no evidence of some kind of superiority when it comes to height of northern Europe.