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A woman from Jiangsu province has claimed to be a descendant of Sun Wukong, the famous Monkey King from Journey to the West, a classic tale of Chinese literature. The woman, who goes by the nickname “Mama’s Concubine” on her Sina Weibo microblog, is a native of Lianyunggang, a city in northern Jiangsu province commonly regarded in legends as the birthplace of the Monkey King.
She shows a prove that her parents had given her “monkey fur” and an “ancestral stone” – two heirlooms that had been passed down from her ancestors, who had lived in Lianyunggang for generations.
Unfortunately, researchers at Fudan University could not find anything directly linking them to Sun Wukong, and examination of the “monkey fur” could not confirm that it had even come from an actual monkey. According to internet news portal Guangming Wang, neither the fur nor the ancestral stone contained DNA that could be used for testing.
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A woman from Jiangsu province has claimed to be a descendant of Sun Wukong, the famous Monkey King from Journey to the West, a classic tale of Chinese literature. The woman, who goes by the nickname “Mama’s Concubine” on her Sina Weibo microblog, is a native of Lianyunggang, a city in northern Jiangsu province commonly regarded in legends as the birthplace of the Monkey King..png "View image Woman Claims To Be A Descendant Of Monkey King")
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