Mongolia has occupied Russia for a long time, why hasn't it assimilated the locals?

Russia has long prevented and restricted China people from doing business in Russia. In the 1990s, China people went to Russia to do business and were blackmailed by Russians. Many people were destroyed. Driven away or left behind by some humiliation, they gradually assimilated. In today's Russian population composition, Asians include Tatars, Buryats, Kalmyks, Altai, Koreans, Vietnamese and China, and the number of China people is estimated to be less than that of North Koreans and Vietnamese.

Moreover, Russia's ranking is not only for non-governmental organizations, but also for the government. When doing business or working in Russia, the local people will think that they are here to make money, or they will hinder them from making money. Maybe the government will make foreign businessmen lose their money. As early as many years ago, Konstantin Danov, director of the Russian Federal Immigration Service, repeatedly admitted that the Russian government would never allow foreign immigrant communities to establish and develop in its own territory. For example, the "Chinatown" in the west will not appear in Russia and will not be allowed to appear.

There is no Chinatown in China because the Russian people were "killed" in the occupied areas. Russia is the only country in history that has committed genocide against the Chinese nation. The whole Chinatown in European and American countries is mainly beneficial to the management of local governments, and then forms an independent cultural circle. There are no streets in Russia, not just Chinatown in China, because Russians don't want you China people to form a regional separated society in Russia. It is also a helpless compromise of the local government, because these immigrants have no ability and skills to integrate into local life at all, and can only live in such a narrow place as Chinatown, unable and unwilling to return to their poorer, more chaotic and less living conditions at that time, so Chinatown was actually formed. For example, there are descendants of nomadic peoples such as Xiongnu, Donghu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, Rouran, Turkic, Uighur, Qidan and Jurchen. The grasslands unified by Genghis Khan were merged into Mongols, and Russia subdivided them into other ethnic groups. So Russia's population of more than one billion people is divided into more than one hundred nationalities.