Balanced regional population density: At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Ming Dynasty, the population of Huguang and other places dropped sharply due to wars and famines, and the land was barren, while the population of Jiangxi was relatively dense. A large number of immigrants from Waziba moved to Huguang and other areas, causing the population in these areas to increase rapidly, changing the uneven population distribution, promoting a more reasonable allocation of regional population and land resources, and providing sufficient labor for local economic development.
Expand the living space of the population: Immigrants move to new areas, expanding the population distribution range. People reclaim wasteland and develop production in a wider space, which expands the living space. This alleviates the population pressure in the original place of residence to a certain extent and creates conditions for the subsequent growth of China's population.
Promote population integration
- Promote ethnic integration: Immigrants include different ethnic groups. They live together with the ethnic minorities in the places where they immigrated. They interact, influence and integrate with each other in terms of language, culture, customs and habits, etc., Which enriches the cultural connotation of the Chinese nation, enhances national cohesion, and promotes the development of a unified multi-ethnic country.
- Accelerate regional cultural integration: Waziba immigrants come from different regions, bringing their own culture, production technology and lifestyle, which collide and integrate with local culture to form new regional cultural characteristics, promote cultural exchange and inheritance, and make populations in different regions more closely connected at the cultural level.
