Where is the largest immigrant area in China?

There is a saying that Han people are not descendants of Xia, Shang and Zhou, but descendants of Zhou people. Xia, Shang and Zhou are three different races. At that time, the so-called hegemony of the world was actually hegemony, which may be more overbearing than the United States now, rather than our later dynasties.

The Han nationality's predecessor is Zhou people, and their ancestral home is in today's Shaanxi, so Shaanxi is actually the origin of China.

The seven ancient capitals, Anyang, Xi, Luoyang, Kaifeng, Nanjing, Hangzhou and Beijing, I don't know the most populous province.

I know the province with the largest number of immigrants. Tens of millions of people broke through the Guandong River in the late Qing Dynasty, most of them were in Liaoning. How did you know? My family is in Liaoning, and my ancestors traveled to Kanto. Some people say that one out of every three people in Northeast China has been to Kanto. Originally, the northeast was full of people, but the Han people directly diluted the Manchu, and there was no single soldier.

As for cursing ancestors, there is a tradition in ancient China that future generations do not comment on their faults, but I think this is wrong. For example, my father was Han nationality and my great-grandmother was Manchu, so I shouldn't comment on Manchu's fault. I just feel that Manchu was no different from Japanese when it entered the customs, killing people in the Central Plains, which led to the shrinkage of modern China. If the landlord says so, it is Manchu's fault.

In the history of China, there was a national hero like Yue Fei named Ran Min. He appeared in the Five Dynasties Rebellion and was later killed by Mr. Murong of Xianbei. Even today, few people know him, because after the Sixteen Kingdoms, the ruling group in China basically had Xianbei descent, including the Tang Dynasty, so no one rehabilitated him.