This country has been waiting for 200 years to become a citizen of China. What country is this?

Jackie Chan, a famous movie star, once said that China nationality is the most difficult to join. This sentence is well founded. In the 1980s, there was an immigration tide in the mainland, and a large number of Chinese immigrated to Canada, the United States and other developed countries. However, with the development of the times, China's comprehensive national strength is constantly improving, and it has a decisive influence in the world, which makes more and more people want to join China nationality.

Daman is one of them. What is Dammam in Tibetan? Cavalry? 179 1 year, the Qing government entered Tibet to attack the invading Gurkha, and the defeated Gurkha was scattered, while hundreds of lost Gurkha cavalry were stranded in the border area and never returned to their hometown. With the passage of time, these cavalry lived on the border between China and Nepal, mingled with the local people and lived and multiplied together.

Daman people are their descendants, but because they are foreigners, Daman people have been living a wandering life. Is this called "yes"? Oriental gypsies? . The Great Qing Dynasty did not recognize their identity. At that time, Nepal rejected them because of their impure blood. These Daman people can't go anywhere, but they have lived here all the time. They don't have their own land or house, or even their own nationality.

The lives of Dammam and Tibetans have been integrated. They speak Tibetan, living customs and dress styles, and Tibetans. During this period, they always wanted to be naturalized in China. Finally, she was successfully naturalized in China in 2003 and had her own identity in China. In view of their situation, the state also allocated land for them. At this point, they finally have their own house and land, and established the Daman New Village that he and their ancestors have been looking forward to for 200 years.

Jia CuO, a 68-year-old man in the village, said that he was very happy. He came here with his father when he was a child and never left. At that time, their identities were awkward. He is neither from China nor from Nepal. Now they have finally become China people. Not only that, the government also built roads and houses for them, so that children don't have to pay tuition. It also distributed cultivated land and livestock to every household, purchased daily necessities such as card mats and Tibetan wooden cabinets, and installed running water.