Imperial Chinese soldier(Ming) vs Pilgrim(Plymouth Colony)

[JHG]

Imperial Chinese soldier

Pride of the Emperor of the Middle Realm, these diverse warriors crave the intensity of battle.
Pilgrim(Plymouth Colony)

Early English settlers of New England who paved the way for conquest.

Pilgrim gets an arquebus.

[JHG]

One of two Thanksgiving specials.

[Kyng]

I have to ask: what weapons will each combatant be using?

Under the following rule, they can only use what's in the picture and/or the description:

Furthermore, combatants can only use powers and weapons that are included in the opening post, as part of either the picture or the description. For example: if the battle is "Iroquois Warrior vs. Spartan", and you want the Iroquois warrior to be able to use a bow - then, you must either find a picture that shows him with a bow, or mention the bow somewhere in the description. If neither the picture nor the description contains a bow, then the Iroquois warrior in this battle may not use a bow, even if they did historically.

Since the Pilgrims aren't armed in the picture, and no description has been provided, they seem to be completely outmatched here!

[JHG]

I have to ask: what weapons will each combatant be using?

Under the following rule, they can only use what's in the picture and/or the description:

Furthermore, combatants can only use powers and weapons that are included in the opening post, as part of either the picture or the description. For example: if the battle is "Iroquois Warrior vs. Spartan", and you want the Iroquois warrior to be able to use a bow - then, you must either find a picture that shows him with a bow, or mention the bow somewhere in the description. If neither the picture nor the description contains a bow, then the Iroquois warrior in this battle may not use a bow, even if they did historically.

Since the Pilgrims aren't armed in the picture, and no description has been provided, they seem to be completely outmatched here!

Drat! He gets an arquebus then. 
Also, these two were contemporaries.

[JHG]

Although the Chinese broadsword/Dao would be devastating on any unarmored adversary.