Roman Empire vs Han China

 True i wrote BC instead of AD, guess i was in a hurry.But you wrote 8AD 

 Official chronology don't mention Wang Mang's usurpation. Check any official chinese dictionnary like Xinhuazidian. It's 23AD  genius"

Western Han ended in 8 AD. Every Chinese knows about it.

Official Chinese historical texts (both western and eastern) do confirm that. Check Ebrey (A British text on Chinese history)

mm,as what I know, I believe china could won, reasons down there

1.weapons, in the Qin dynasty China already have a huge factory conditions to create weapons. the weapons they are using is better than Roman army. The main weapons is crossbow for Han and Qin dynasty, it is very strong but you have to use your leg to pull it, it can shoot 900 meters away.(from a Chinese book about crossbow)

2.Han dynasty has better cavalry than Romans, stirrup does not effect the cavalry in China because they use bow to shoot not the spears. And they have large numbers of the Cavalry.

3.Han dynasty can send more sodiers than Roman.

4.China have more better generals than Romans

that is my opinion, without effect of generals, China could won.

because Han and Roman both better to fight on the flat area, they both not good at mountain and desert

This isn't necessarily consistant.  It just took a true military man to inspire military entry and loyalty while in the military(take for example Septimius Severus and the raising of his legions).

Please don't interfere in this debate. I respect warhead for his knowledge, not you. Don't forget your BS about Turks at the battle of Carrae or the Huns destroying the roman empire: you don't know anything about ancient history.

Go read some books."

What are you talking about?

I was supporting warhead on this. We both know that western Han ended in 8 AD and someone said otherwise. If you agree with warhead on this, you also agree with me. We both have the same thoughts on this issue.

The Huns did destroy the western Roman empire.

The Romans did get defeated in the battle of Carrae.

Please read carefully before you post anything. Else you wouldn't look too wise.

I also suggest you read some history and English books. Trust me, it can improve your ability to comprehend.

I do not know how to translate the title of that book, but that general you talking about is Wei Qing. That is not because he marry with emperor's sister and her sister marryt with the emperor. He was very poor, their parents had been killed by Huns, so he join the army of China, and did his duty, after that he marry with emperor's sister. That means Every step he did is by himself.

I guess you make a mistake, it is Pathia beat Rome in battle of Carrae, not Turks.