There are Koreans in the northeast of China! People say that those people immigrated from Korea before, so there are Koreans in China.

At the end of 17, Koreans began to migrate from the Korean peninsula to the northeast of China. Especially after 1869 famine in the northern part of the Korean peninsula, a large number of Koreans moved to Yanbian and other places. 19 10, the Japanese annexed the Korean peninsula, and a large number of Koreans moved to the northeast of China.

Most of the Korean ancestors in China moved from the Korean Peninsula to the northeast of China in the 1970s, and some of them settled in the northeast in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. For example, the Korean surnamed Park in Linjiagou Village, Gaixian County, Liaoning Province, has lived there for more than 300 years. 193 1 year later, under the colonial rule and forced assimilation policy of Japanese imperialism, a large number of Koreans moved to the northeast of China. After they settled in the northeast of China, they gradually developed into ethnic minorities in contemporary China.