Categories: Culture

China Recognizes Ararat As An Armenian Land? – Ancient Civilizations Are Friends, While Nomads Are Raging

The People’s Republic of China sent humanitarian aid to Armenia in containers. These containers had the following written on them: “May our friendship (be) higher than Mountain Ararat and longer than Yangtze River”. Mount Ararat was also portrayed on the containers.

Thus, the Chinese side, if not officially, then at least ideologically, at the level of understanding and feeling, recognizes that Ararat is the heart of Armenia and that this mountain has ended up on the territory of a neighboring entity hostile to the Armenian people and the Armenian statehood only thanks to an absurd historical accident.

It is logical that such a gesture from the Chinese side angered the Turks, and official Ankara did not fail to summon the Chinese Ambassador to Turkey for clarification. Such a reaction cannot but cause a smile – the fury that the descendants of yesterday’s nomads come to in the face of the convergence of two ancient civilizations – Armenian and Chinese – is obvious.

It is noteworthy that Turkey does not have the resource to put pressure on the PRC – on the contrary, the Celestial Empire is investing in communication routes on Turkish territory within the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative. China also has a fairly extensive trade turnover with Ankara and openly “tolerates” the pan-Turkic aspirations of its partner.

This patience, as Turkey’s brazen and aggressive rhetoric grows, will obviously come to an end, and then, the latter will have real problems.

And Armenia, in turn, will not forget the kind gesture of the Chinese partners and will not hesitate to provide them assistance in pressurizing the Turks. And there, perhaps, Ararat will become closer to the Armenian people, and not only mentally.

Source: infoteka24.ru

Vigen Avetisyan

Recent Posts

Heydar Aliyev Organized the Baku Pogroms: What Arif Yunusov Claims and What Other Sources Show

Historian and human rights activist Arif Yunusov lives in exile in the Netherlands. In an…

3 hours ago

The Armenian Highlands: A Civilization You Can Touch

When people talk about the antiquity of Armenia, they often begin with a grand formula…

1 day ago

Selective Justice in Armenia: What the DW Analysis Shows, and What It Means for the Government and the Country

Analysis. Information current as of 13 November 2026. On 7 November, Germany's DW published a…

2 days ago

Kozern: The Hill, the Cemetery and the Gardens That Are No More

The story of one of Yerevan's oldest burial grounds, erased in the 1930s Show Image…

3 days ago

Hayasa-Azzi: The First Armenia in Written History

How the cuneiform archives of the Hittite capital came to record a powerful mountain kingdom…

4 days ago

Stone Houses of the Ice Age: What We Know About the New Paleolithic Settlement Near Yerevan

Excavations on the northwestern edge of the Armenian capital have uncovered an open-air Upper Paleolithic…

5 days ago