Research on the Han Immigrants and the Social Changes of Modern Inner Mongolia

Author: Yan Tianling
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: In the social transformation history of Inner Mongolia since the Qing Dynasty, Han migrants have been a crucial element. This book focuses on the growth of Han migrants and Han migrant society, comprehensively examining the reasons, methods, types, processes, quantities, distribution, ancestral origins, migration routes, settlement and localization of migrants, Mongolian-Han relations during migration, production methods, land systems, tenancy customs, social stratification and social control, living conditions and customs, and social issues within the migrant society. The movement of Han migrants and the transformation of Mongolian nomadic society are intertwined. The large-scale migration of Han people and the formation of vast Han settlement areas will inevitably have a profoundly induced effect on the Mongolian nomadic social system, as well as the ethnic, economic, cultural patterns and ecological landscape of the entire Inner Mongolia region. This book discusses these closely related fields, delving deeper into Han migrant studies to uncover the intrinsic connections between Han migration and the modern transformation of Inner Mongolia.