Are there any ethnic minorities in Korea?

There are no ethnic minorities in Korea, with a strong sense of single nationality and a high nationalist atmosphere.

Korea: A Korean.

Need to explain:

1, now called ethnic minorities. There is no such word, only Huaxia-Han people and foreigners.

2. The Korean Peninsula was first developed by Chinese and Han people, and it was the territory of China for a period of time. It was only in the Jin Dynasty after the Three Kingdoms that many independent countries appeared on the Korean Peninsula because of the invasion of foreign countries and the loss of northern territory.

The Tang Dynasty was a reoccupation of the northern part of the Korean Peninsula.

Major events on the Korean peninsula:

1 year, after the Shang Dynasty was destroyed by the Western Zhou Dynasty, Ji Zi, a nobleman of Shang Dynasty (a relative of Shang Zhouwang), led 5,000 immigrants to establish the first regime of Korea: Jizi Korea. Ji zi's Korean territory is probably on the Korean Peninsula and Liaodong Peninsula. Pyongyang, the capital. It has existed for 1000 years.

2. At the end of the Warring States Period, Yan attacked Korea and occupied a large territory such as Liaodong Peninsula.

During Qin Shihuang's cruel rule of China, many China people fled to the south of the Korean peninsula to establish colonies.

At the beginning of Han Dynasty, Wei Man, a Han Chinese, and many Han Chinese fled to South Korea to take refuge. Later, he drove out korean king of Jizi Korea, and Wei Man became korean king, ruling the northern part of the Korean Peninsula. This is the second regime on the Korean peninsula: Wei Man Korea. About 100 years later, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty sent troops to destroy Wei Man Korea and established four counties, the most important of which was Lelang County, near what is now Pyongyang. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei Gongsun Yuan established a belt county in the south of Le Lang, near present-day Seoul. During the Western Jin Dynasty, the northern territory of China fell, as did Le Lang and other counties.

5. Jizi Korean adherents developed in the southern part of the Korean peninsula and finally established Silla. Baekje is located in the southwest of the Korean peninsula, and Koguryo is located in the north and southeast of the Korean peninsula.

6. The Tang Dynasty and Silla jointly destroyed Baekje and Koguryo. Baekje was first occupied by the Tang Dynasty and then returned to Silla. Koguryo is divided between Tang Dynasty and Silla, with Datong River (the edge of Pyongyang) as the boundary, which belongs to Tang Dynasty in the north and Silla in the south.

7. Under the ravages of Mongolia, the Korean royal family intermarried with Mongolia and gradually became close to Mongolia. This has caused dissatisfaction among officials and people all over the country. After the establishment of the Ming Dynasty, North Korean Minister Li Chenggui overthrew the North Korean regime and established a new pro-China regime with the support of the government and the people. The new regime asked Ming Chengzu to name it, and Emperor Zhu Yuanzhang of Hongwu personally named it "North Korea". This is the third regime named after North Korea on the Korean Peninsula: Lee Korea.