What is the population of Korean nationality in China?

Question 1: What is the Korean population in China? And distribution, population distribution? Korean, current population 192336 1 (the fourth census 1990). It is one of the ethnic minorities with a population of over one million in China/Kloc-0.5. ? Koreans are mainly distributed in three northeastern provinces, with 1868377 people, accounting for 97. 1% of the total number of Koreans in China. Among them, there are 1 183567 people in Jilin province, accounting for 61.5% of the total Korean population; There are 45409 1 person in Heilongjiang province, accounting for 23.6% of the total Korean population; There are 2307 19 people in Liaoning province, accounting for 12% of the total Korean population.

Question 2: What is the Korean population in China? And Korean are mainly distributed in Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning provinces. The rest are scattered in Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, Chengdu, Jinan, Xi and Wuhan. Korean residents in Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture of Jilin Province use Korean language and its characters (most Korean people now use Korean-Chinese bilingualism). Korean and Chinese are widely used by Koreans living in mixed areas.

The distribution of Korean population around the world is as follows:

South Korea: 48 970 969 65.6%

North Korea: 2 1, 687,550 29.1%

United States: 2,057,546 people, 2.8%

China: 2,043,578 people, 2.7%.

Japan: 660,265,438+04

Russia and other former Soviet republics: 486,857 0.6% (including about 350,000 in Central Asia, 230,000 in Uzbekistan, 654.38 million+in Kazakhstan, 20,000 in Kyrgyzstan, 5,000 in Turkmenistan and 6,543.8+in Tajikistan).

Canada: 1 10000

Latin America (mainly in Brazil): 100000

Total: 746 167 14.

Question 3: How many Koreans are there in China? There are about 1.83 million Koreans in China.

China and Korea were originally immigrants, not aborigines in China. Before 1949, there were no Koreans in China, only Koreans (Koreans) who immigrated illegally.

During the Qing dynasty's "blockade" of eastern Xinjiang, the border management between China and North Korea was very strict. According to historical records, Koreans who crossed the border before the middle of the19th century, for whatever reason, were sent back to China, and most of them were severely punished by North Korea. Of course, some people hide after crossing the river. Koreans who stayed in China all shaved their heads and changed their clothes, and were assimilated by Han and Manchu. During 1987, a special survey was conducted on the time of Korean immigrants in Yanbian counties and cities. The results show that the earliest Koreans who moved to Yanbian in modern times did not find any examples around 1850 or before 1850. Korean immigrants to China began in the second half of the 9th century.

Question 4: Where is the Korean population in China? Han nationality: No explanation.

Zhuang nationality 16 170000

Manchu10.68 million

*** 98 1 ten thousand

Miao nationality 8.94 million

* * * 8.39 million Zu Er

8.02 million Tujia people

There are 7.76 million Yi people.

Mongolian 58 1 10,000

Tibetan 54 10000

Buyi 2.97 million

2.96 million Dong people

Yao 2.63 million

Korea 1.92 million

Question 5: Where are Korean people mainly distributed in China? Heijiliao and Yanji Korean Autonomous Prefecture, which are scattered in the three northeastern provinces, have become settlements.

Koreans in China? The process of Korean migration in China is also a natural distribution process. The mainstream of Korean distribution in China lies in the Yalu River, Tumen River and Suifenhe River basins, and gradually extends to the north and west, and migrates and spreads to the northeast. South Korea is a nation that is good at planting rice fields. As soon as they moved in, they settled down where there was water. Most paddy fields in Northeast China were first developed after Koreans moved in. 1945 "Nine? After War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression's victory, the outline of Korean population distribution in China has basically been finalized. At that time, the Korean population in China was basically distributed in the three northeastern provinces, and a small amount was distributed in Inner Mongolia. Most of the Koreans who once lived in all parts of the pass have returned to the Korean peninsula or moved to the northeast, so only a few Koreans live in the pass. After the founding of New China, due to job transfer, graduation assignment, migration and other reasons, some Korean people in Northeast China began to move into local customs. Therefore, the distribution of Korea has spread all over the provinces of the country.

According to the third national census 1990, the total population of Korean in China is 1920597, which is distributed in 30 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions. Among them, there are 452,398 people in Heilongjiang Province, accounting for 23.56% of the total population of North Korea. There are 1 18 1964 people in Jilin province, accounting for 6 1.54% of the total Korean population in China. There are 230,378 people in Liaoning Province, accounting for 12% of the total Korean population in China. There are 2264 1 person in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, accounting for 1. 18% of the total Korean population in China. There are 332 16 people in all parts of the customs, accounting for 1.73% of the total Korean population in China. The total population of Koreans living in the three northeastern provinces is 1864740, accounting for 97. 1% of the total population of North Korea (see attached tables 1, 2, 3 and 4 for details).

From the distribution pattern, Korean people in China have the following four characteristics: first, the vast majority of Korean people are distributed in three northeastern provinces, and only a few are scattered in Inner Mongolia and customs; Second, the rural population of Korean nationality in Northeast China is mostly distributed in alluvial plains or valley basins and valley plains which are beneficial to irrigation and rice planting. Third, the distribution of Korean population in Northeast China is gradually sparse from south to north and from east to west. Fourthly, the Korean people in Northeast China have the characteristics of living in mixed communities, living in mixed communities, living in mixed communities and living in scattered communities.

By the end of 1990, there were 1 autonomous organs of political power, 1 autonomous counties, 43 townships (including ethnic joint townships) and 1000 villages in the Korean-inhabited areas in northeast China.

Question 6: How many Koreans are there in China and how many Koreans are there? Hello, I'm Korean. I'm 20 years old and have a permanent F5 visa. I was invited by my parents to live permanently.

Hello, due to the low salary in China. Therefore, a large number of Koreans work in South Korea, with a minimum wage of 60 million yuan and a maximum of 20,000 yuan or even higher. At present, there are about 500,000 to 600,000 Koreans in South Korea, and Seoul accounts for 2/3.

The Han population in Korea is unknown ~ 200,000 or so!

Question 7: How many Koreans are there in Korea? Hello, I'm Korean, 23 years old, and I have a permanent F5 visa.

Hello, in China, the number of Koreans in China is about 230W, and the average number of Koreans in Korea is about 400,000-500,000. One third of Koreans are engaged in various jobs in Korea.

Question 8: Where is the Korean branch in China? Mainly in the northeast, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture in Jilin Province has the largest number of Koreans, half of whom are Koreans. There are Koreans in Dandong, Shenyang, Tieling and Heilongjiang, but there are differences in quantity. As for other big cities, such as Beijing and Shanghai, most of them have moved to the northeast, and the number is very small.