For the world, because of long-term population interactions, immigrants have been able to move around the world.
Especially between the same race and the neighboring culture, the movement of people is more intense.
The most typical places with the most overseas Chinese in China are basically areas close to the mainland, such as Southeast Asia and so on.
Not only that, but there are also Slavs, in fact, you have me, I have your state.
The most typical is ukrainians, so how many Ukrainians are there in Russia? You might not think of it.
The Ukrainians belonged to the East Slavic clan and were closely associated with the entire Slavs.
So from the distribution point of view, Ukrainians are mainly distributed in the Eastern European region, and the most distributed countries are Russia, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan.
In addition to the more than 35 million Ukrainians in Ukraine, there are also more than 10 million Ukrainians distributed in these countries.
Among them is the most distributed in Russia, which can also see the status of Ukrainians in Russia.
According to The Russian Demographics, ethnic Ukrainians are the third largest ethnic group in Russia, after Russians and Tatars.
In terms of specific numbers, it is close to 5 million people.
That is to say, now Ukraine and Russia that is really you have me, I have you.
In terms of distribution, Ukrainians are mainly distributed in the European part of Russia, especially in the areas adjacent to Donbass, as well as in areas such as Moscow and St. Petersburg.
From the source point of view, the Ukrainians in Russia are mainly from three periods.
The first is the Tsarist period.
The then-Ukrainian nobility and some influential families who forcibly migrated from Ukraine to Russia were also intended to control Ukraine more effectively.
The second is during the Soviet period.
At that time, there was an intention to emigrate among the various republics, not only to the Russians to Donbass, but also from Ukraine to the Russian interior.
The third is after the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Because of the continuous regression of Ukraine's development, many pro-Russian Ukrainians gave up their lives in Ukraine and began to immigrate to Russia.
Many Ukrainians in the Donbass region, in particular, were forced to emigrate to Russia to earn a living, work and study.
These three waves of immigration have made Ukrainians quite common in Russia.
And even now, a large number of Ukrainians migrate to Russia every year.
To this end, Russia also developed a plan to attract the population of the Slavic brothers to compensate for the continuous decline of its own population.
So for a nation, there is no need to go this far.
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Reference: Modern and Contemporary World History.