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China was not conquered, in Jiang's account, because the Himalayas blocked horse-based movement from India and because China's large population could have repulsed an attack.
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China was not conquered, in Jiang's account, because the Himalayas blocked horse-based movement from India and because China's large population could have repulsed an attack.
"...conquer China? If you have horses, okay? You can't cross the Himalayas, okay? So that's what saved China, the geography. Also, China had a..."
"...of 100 people each. Okay? This is this huge mountain, the Himalayas. Okay? As quickly as possible. There are four teams. Okay? Team one..."
"...same thing, okay? China is a special case because of the Himalayas. So there is trade, actually, between China and these other parts, but..."
"...the same latitude, right? China's over here. Again, because of the Himalayas, they're blocked from the rest of the world, okay?"
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