Lee Min-ho is originally from North Korea and he has a career as an actor,
singer and model.
I never questioned his Korean origin, how could I.
But is it possible that the Asian star has greek genes?
The answer is yes and is obvious.
How did I come to this conclusion?
I first saw this actor recently in the series "The Heirs" and he
immediately caught my attention from the first episode.
His face made me curious, his profile wasn't the exactly typical Korean,
but he gave me the impression that he's got roots from another ethnicity, mostly
Mediterranean.
His nose was thin, straight and bigger than that of most Koreans.
So I started watching all the series this actor was in and my troubling was
becoming bigger.
Some time I saw this specific video and my questions were answered.
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Lee Min-ho had a greek foot, sign that some ancestor of his was Greek and
gave him greek genes.
I'm sure that if the actor has a DNA test he'll be surprised by the
results.
What's a greek foot?
In medical terms it's called Morton's toe, in the art of sculpture it is
called a Greek Foot.
It's a situation in which the second toe of our foot, the one next to the
big one, is longer than the first one.
In normal legs, there are 3 types.
The Egyptian Foot, in which from the
bigger to the smallest one there is a straight line and the bigger one is also
the longer one, the Roman Foot or square, where everything is horizontal and the
Greek Foot as I described before.
But what's the difference with the other types beneath the metatarsals
bones? Greek Leg is hereditary!
Unbelievable? Probably not, if it was just that.
The incredible thing is that this "deformity" is associated with Greeks via
genes.
Does that mean that anyone who has the second toe bigger than the first one
is Greek? YES!!
And that IS unbelievable and is probably the clue that's been tried to
become forgotten, and translated into a "bone deformity".
In sculpture, there are countless of evidence of the knowing of this
existence on Greeks since the very first years. ALL Greek antiquity statues who
are portraying Greek people, have this common thing.
It's not a coincidence that our very ancestors were putting it in their
works. They knew they were different and they were showing it. Later Romans, who
didn't have their own sculpture education and infrastructure, copied the greek
works and the greek foot on their art, but at the same time, not knowing this
detail, they saved it for generations to come as it is well known that most of
Greek art was destroyed for plenty of reasons.
As a Greek I invite the famous actor to visit our country.
As I make this
invitation, I should have him as a guest, as we Greeks do.
Unfortunately I come from a poor family and I could not financially support
his visit here as it should be. But I will be glad if one day I find out that
Lee Min-ho has visited Greece and met a hidden and unknown till now part of his
origin.
Lee Min-ho should visit Greece at least once.
He ought to come and honor
his roots, but also to bathe underneath the sun next to the sea under a Greek
blue sky.
AUTHOR:Maria Strataki/Μαρία Στρατάκη: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/maria.strataki.75
Greek translators in English: Sapfw Spyridakou, Σαπφώ Σπυριδάκου.
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κλαίω!!!
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