Sanxingdui cultural relics unearthed in Vietnam. Are Vietnamese descendants of Sanxingdui people?

This cannot be explained. Because Sanxingdui site is in Guanghan, Sichuan, the bronze statue unearthed is like an alien, which makes people unable to see what it is. After all, they are very different from China people in appearance, and this unexplained problem puzzles archaeologists. If Sanxingdui is regarded as a foreign civilization, all the signs of Sanxingdui's cultural relics show that it belongs to the Central Plains. What puzzles archaeologists even more is that there are seashells in Sanxingdui, which are generally only found by the sea. As Sanxingdui in inland areas, seashells in cultural relics are even more surprising.

Then archaeologists classified Sanxingdui as the civilization of ancient Shu according to the records of ancient Shu. So Sanxingdui civilization is a very complicated civilization, and it is difficult for archaeologists to judge the origin of Sanxingdui through the existing history, so until now, Sanxingdui is a mystery.

Since Sanxingdui cultural relics were unearthed in Vietnam, it has caused a great sensation in the archaeological community. Sanxingdui cultural site in Yili, Vietnam is called Fengyuan cultural site, which has many similarities with Sanxingdui cultural site unearthed in China. The jade pieces of Sanxingdui are also highly similar and basically belong to the same civilization period, but how Sanxingdui people went to Vietnam is controversial. So finally archaeologists speculated that Vietnam is also a descendant of Sanxingdui. Some archaeologists think that there may be some connection between Vietnamese and Sanxingdui people. After all, Vietnam and China have deep roots in history. However, if Vietnam is related to Sanxingdui people, how did Sanxingdui people cross the mountains and rivers to Vietnam in ancient times? This is a headache for archaeologists. After all, no one knows how Sanxingdui people got to Vietnam. Although there are still many questions about Sanxingdui, with the development of archaeology, I believe Lieutenant General will be able to solve the mystery of Sanxingdui one day in the future.