Why do people in some countries in Central Asia look like us in China?

Why do people in some countries in Central Asia look like China people? In fact, they look more like China people than yellow people.

Central Asia has a superior geographical position. As early as the Western Han Dynasty, Zhang Qian went to the Western Regions, opening the way for the Central Plains to the Western Regions. Due to the development of transportation, the trade between the two sides began to exchange, gradually forming the Silk Road, and Central Asia happened to be on the Silk Road. Many Central Plains people went to the western regions to trade in order to earn more profits, but because of the long distance, they set up trading posts in Central Asia on the Silk Road to supplement food and resources. Because they travel a lot, they often stay there and even marry the locals. With the blood of the Central Plains, their descendants will look like China people or yellow people.

Most people in Central Asia moved from the Central Plains, and their ancestors came from China. Central Asia is located in the transportation hub, with many cultural exchanges and integrations. After the great national integration, the blood ties are integrated, and the appearance is biased towards China people, which also has the characteristics of Central Plains people.

In fact, there are reasons left over from the Qing Dynasty. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom revolted, and the Qing army marched westward. So, they crossed the Tianshan Mountains and came to Central Asia, where they took root. They are also welcomed and supported by the local government, giving them many places to live and fields to farm. They are also thriving there, with a growing population and intermarriage with people around them, and gradually their descendants have the characteristics of the Central Plains.