Mona Lisa who is she? Da Vinci's birth mother, maybe a slave from China.

According to the Italian historian and novelist Palatico, Da Vinci's birth mother was a painting of the Mona Lisa, and she may have been a slave from mainland China ...

Taiwan's "Central Society" December 1 quoted the Daily Mail of the United Kingdom reported that Palatico has lived and worked in Hong Kong over the past 20 years to study the relationship between his motherland and China over the past 500 years.

Palatico said the documents he discovered during his two-year study found a link between Leonardo da Vinci and the Far East and formed the basis for his latest book to be published next year, "Leonardo: A Chinese scholar lost in the Italian Renaissance".

"The 1 wealthy clients of Leonardo da Vinci's father had 1 slaves named Kaitrina," Palatico The South China Morning Post. After the birth of Leonardo da Vinci in 1452, she disappeared from the literature. She no longer works locally. ”

According to some historical data, Da Vinci's birth mother is believed to be named Kaitrina, a local tenant, Palatico said.

But Palatico's new book alleges that Leonardo's mother was the most likely to be a slave.

To support his theory, Palatico pointed out: The Renaissance, Italy and Spain and other countries flooded with oriental slaves.

He also said that Leonardo da Vinci's particular life and work orientation shows that he has a connection with the East world, such as Leonardo da Vinci's left hand writing, left to right; he was a vegetarian, which was not common at the time; the Mona Lisa may have been the portrait of his mother, a famous psychoanalysis analyst in 1910 Mona Lisa's painting is a Chinese landscape, and even her looks look like Chinese.

Palatico said he believed the only way to solve the puzzle was to gather the DNA of Leonardo da Vinci's relatives in Florence.