"Going to Kanto, going to the west and going to South Asia" can be called three great immigration waves in China's modern history. According to historical records, before the founding of New China, it

"Going to Kanto, going to the west and going to South Asia" can be called three great immigration waves in China's modern history. According to historical records, before the founding of New China, it was forced to make a living. C

This question examines the causes of population migration. Abd's "Going to Kanto, Going to the Western Regions and Going to South Asia" is three major immigration waves in China's modern history, all of which have the same reason: "There are few land resources available for emigration or serious natural disasters", that is, too many people make a living from it and too few people; C occurred after the Yongjia Rebellion in the Jin Dynasty, apparently to escape the war. So this question chooses option C.