Multiple choice questions on the distribution characteristics of ethnic groups in China.

The distribution characteristics of all ethnic groups in China are mixed residence, small settlement and alternating residence.

1. In the process of ethnic integration, Huaxia nationality absorbed the elements of the surrounding ethnic minorities and became the Han nationality, and the surrounding ethnic minorities are also constantly evolving. Because of the different modes of production, the Han people mainly farm and occupy the Central Plains, while the ethnic minorities north of the Great Wall will go south from time to time because of the climate. Migration, exile, reclamation and war have all caused ethnic integration. In some areas, ethnic minorities themselves were separated from the Han Dynasty.

2. Population changes caused by ethnic migration, immigration and frontier defense, and dynasty change in history. All these make the ethnic distribution in China form a situation where all ethnic groups live together and alternately live together. Some ethnic minorities have one or several inhabited areas scattered all over the country. About10 million people are scattered in towns and villages in various provinces and cities across the country.

Brief introduction of ethnic minorities:

1. Ethnic minorities mainly live in border areas, which are called ethnic minority areas. However, not all the residents in the main ethnic minority areas are ethnic minorities, and many Han people live together. In areas where ethnic minorities live in concentrated communities, most ethnic minorities live together or cross-live with the Han nationality. According to 1990 national census, in Inner Mongolia, Guangxi and Ningxia, the population of Han nationality exceeds that of ethnic minorities.

2. In Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, although the population of Han nationality does not exceed the population of ethnic minorities, it is close to 40% of the whole population.