Where are Korean people mainly distributed in China?

Korean people in China are mainly distributed in the northeast, Jilin, Liaoning and Heilongjiang provinces in the northeast. After the founding of New China, Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture was established in Yanbian in 1952. Koreans have become the main ethnic groups in autonomous regions and enjoy the right to be masters of their own affairs. 1958, Changbai Korean Autonomous County, the only Korean autonomous county in China, was established.

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The migration process of Korean in China is also a natural distribution process. The mainstream of Korean distribution in China is in Yalu River. The main source of the Korean nation should be the earliest resident of the Korean peninsula-Han filth. Their ancestors lived on the Korean peninsula as early as the Paleolithic Age.

Koreans belong to the southern Mongolian race and live in the southern part of the Korean peninsula. The filth people belong to the northern Mongolian race, living in the northern part of the Korean Peninsula and the northeastern part of China. Korea and Fei have a large population for a long time, and they are the epitome of Paleolithic and Neolithic cultures on the Korean peninsula.

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