Can China people go to Kokang area in Myanmar?

China people can go to Kokang area in Myanmar.

Kokang people live in northern Shan State, Myanmar, adjacent to Yunnan, China. The Kokang area belonged to Nanzhao State in the Tang Dynasty and Dali State in the Song Dynasty. The total population of ethnic minorities is only over 200,000, of which more than 95% are Han people. They were the earliest ancestors who came to this land, a group of officers and men who followed Zhu Youlang and Ming Taizu Li Yong, and civilians persecuted by the Manchu government. Moved here more than 300 years ago and lived in Kokang area for generations. /kloc-In the 8th century, a descendant of an immigrant from China became a local power in Kegan Mountain, and was later named the hereditary Kokang Tusi County. 1897 On February 4th, the Sino-British Treaty on Continued Discussions on Myanmar was signed. The Manchu regime ceded Kokang to British Burma, and Kokang people became a minority in Myanmar from a part of the Han nationality, and poppy cultivation began for a hundred years.