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The Chinese records show that China's expeditions walked and mapped all of the US and Mexico BY 500 bc. Later, a Buddhist monk named Hui Shan from Afganistan crossed China spreading the word, then Japan where he took a ship to 'FuSang', which is the land where corn grows. He landed at Point Hueneme near Oxnard, California. Then spreading the word on Buddhism, he dropped down into Mexico, teaching religion, agriculture the arts and other enightened topics to the savages. There he was deified as Quetzalcóatl. When he was done, he traveled up Mexico's eastern shore on a wooden raft then up our west coast all the way to Washington. He taught the locals there and telling them that he would return to them on the date of 1 Reed, or "Ce Ácatl". Our city of Seattle is indirectly named after that date. He built a ship there and crossed back over to China. In China he told the king of his travels and his writers entered his saga into the official records.

Not an audiobook, but here is the now rare book about all of this: https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Far-East-Discovered-Forgotten/dp/1605064424/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=gods+from+the+east&s=books&sr=1-2

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