Do you know China people in the Russian Far East?

Let's just say that the Russian authorities have not counted the number of China people in the Far East. But according to the recent population survey in the Far East, there are about 6 million people in the Far East. In the past, before Outer Manchuria was ceded to Russia 1865 years ago, there were only about10-200,000 Oroqen, Ewenki and some Manchu people in Northeast China due to the blockade policy of the Qing Dynasty. After Russia acquired Outer Manchuria, it carried out a series of massacres in Outer Manchuria, killing the aborigines of Outer Manchuria, such as the famous Hailan Cannon Massacre. In Stalin's era, Stalin continued the bloody policy of Russia, moved the indigenous people of China ethnic minorities in outer Manchuria on a large scale, and then moved in a large number of Russian immigrants, forming the population distribution structure in the Far East today. Therefore, among the 6 million people in the Russian Far East today, 4 million and 5 million are Russians and other ethnic minorities in Russia, and China people (including Han, Oroqen and Ewenki indigenous people) only account for hundreds of thousands to 6.5438+million. Most of the Han people later moved from China to do business and smuggle, while the indigenous people moved back to the Far East from the settlement designated by the Soviet Union within a few decades after Stalin's death.