Are the people in Little Yunnan in Northeast China Manchu or Han?

The "Little Yunnan" people in Northeast China refer to those who were transferred back to the Eight Banners Army in Northeast China after the San Francisco rebellion was pacified during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty, those who were incorporated into the Eight Banners Han Army after the surrender of San Francisco remnants, and those who accompanied the flag in the war. Among them, Eight Banners Manchuria, Eight Banners Mongolia and Eight Banners Chen Dou were soldiers who fought and attacked in Pingsan Francisco. Now they have been allocated land and returned to the northeast to settle down and guard the border. Most of the soldiers from San Francisco were incorporated into the new Han army, mainly settled in northern Liaoning, and some of them joined the internal affairs office to become the royal Aha, serving as a manor for the royal family.

A large part of their descendants have become Manchu, but some of them still belong to their national identity, including Han, Hui, Bai and Miao. Therefore, there are Manchu and Han nationalities in the "Little Yunnan" in the northeast.