The researcher concluded that since more than 40 percent of Taiwanese had type O blood, which is believed to be the least submissive type, they needed to dilute the country's 'rebellious blood' by increasing intermarriages with Japanese.
El investigador concluyó que, dado que más del 40 por ciento de taiwaneses tenía sangre tipo O, que se cree que es el tipo menos sumiso, necesitaban diluir la 'sangre rebelde' del país aumentando los matrimonios con japoneses.