Social Evaluation of Immigrants in Ming Dynasty

The Ming Dynasty experienced a 50-year migration of three emperors, covering several provinces in the Central Plains and East China, and covering more than half of China. For hundreds of years, we have lived with indigenous people in different places. There are both communication and integration, as well as contradictions and competition. It is in these contradictions and competitions that we overcome national inertia and inspire wisdom, vitality and vitality. It is also in the process of intermarriage, communication and integration from generation to generation that human survival ability has been optimized and improved, and various potential qualities of human beings have been activated, which has played a positive role in the evolutionary history of human beings in the Central Plains.