The origin of blood type B

Type B blood: conquering race

Date of production: about 15,000 BC to the new era.

Survival mode: The rapid population growth has put tremendous pressure on the environment, and the original living area cannot provide enough food, so primitive people began to migrate from the savanna to Asia and Europe, and finally to the surrounding Himalayas. The cold climate and poor geographical environment, coupled with the new food structure gave birth to type B blood. The Mongolians are the earliest population of this blood type. With the campaign and migration, people of type B blood have gradually appeared in other places.

Personality: Type B people love to get along with others, but they are different from Type A people. They are generally unwilling to actively cooperate with others and often prefer to do their own things. But they are left behind or abandoned, but they are particularly anxious. People refer to Type B people as "perverse B". According to the survey, many Type B people treat others coldly, but in their hearts they hope that others will treat themselves enthusiastically.