What does it mean to be a distant person with a history of Huairou?

Historical Huairou means that some countries or regions in history allow immigrants to settle down and enjoy certain rights and treatment. This policy is called Huairou policy. The background of Huairou policy is the influx of foreign population caused by various reasons, some are voluntary immigrants, some are forced to be displaced, and some are recruited as laborers or soldiers. The significance of Huairou policy lies in reducing unstable factors, narrowing the distance with other cultures, and even generating new cultural forms through cross-cultural communication and integration.

In the history of China, the common form of Huairou policy was to establish a vassal system. During the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, all localities catered to the needs of nomadic people, and established a clan system to protect the interests of clan kings and clansmen. This policy effectively maintained social stability at that time. In fact, China's Huairou policy is not only to take care of ethnic minorities and immigrants, but also to accept and respect foreigners. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, China had frequent contacts with Tubo, Western Regions, Central Asia and Persia, and a large number of businessmen, diplomats, cultural envoys, monks, tourists and even prisoners of war in these areas were welcomed and supported to varying degrees.

With the globalization of the world economy and the intensification of immigration, Huairou policy has been paid more and more attention. Many countries have formulated multicultural policies, trying to understand and integrate with foreign immigrants, ethnic minorities and people with great cultural differences on the basis of protecting national rights. The world is getting smaller and smaller, cultural exchanges and integration are getting closer and closer, and the spirit of Huairou Ren Yuan is becoming more and more obvious. I hope people all over the world can respect, tolerate and understand each other and move towards a more open, equal and dynamic future.