What is the dividing line of Tengchong in Mohe?

Without this dividing line, only Heihe to Tengchong is the population dividing line of China. Heihe-Tengchong line, the population demarcation line in Hu Huanyong, is a demarcation line that roughly divides densely populated areas and sparsely populated areas in China.

Heihe-Tengchong Line is an imaginary straight line that runs through China. It extends from Heihe City, Heilongjiang Province (formerly known as "Aihui") on the northeast border of China to Tengchong County, Yunnan Province on the southwest border of China, roughly dividing the regional distribution of China population, reflecting the disparity in the distribution areas of China population in the southeast and northwest.

Division of Heihe-Tengchong Boundary Line

This line is not only the dividing line of population, geography, climate and history, but also the dividing line of civilization: to its east are agriculture, patriarchal clan system, empire and Confucianism.

In short, it is the traditional China that most people understand; In the west, China is a non-Confucian, nomadic or hunting, tribal, blood-related, multi-faith and lifestyle.

Taking the north as an example, most Mongolians believe in Shamanism. Take Xinjiang as an example, where Muslims are the mainstream; Take Tibet as an example. Buddhism has spread there for thousands of years.

Seventy-five years later, this invisible line still dominates the geographical distribution of the population in the east and west of China. Compared with 75 years ago, the population of some areas in the west has increased, but the pattern of less east and more west has not changed much.