History of the Russian Far East: 3 Volumes

Northeastern Asia has a vast land, and many ethnic groups, large and small, have thrived here throughout history, creating a unique northern ethnic culture. After the 16th century, Russia began to colonize and expand eastward. By the 1860s, the Russian Far East territory in the modern sense was basically formed, and Russia became China's largest land neighbor. Since then, the Russian government has promoted economic and social changes in the Far East by accelerating immigration and building railways. During the Soviet period, various undertakings in the Far East achieved rapid development and played an important role in regional economic layout, foreign economic and trade relations, and geopolitical relations. Before and after the collapse of the Soviet Union, the development of the Far East stagnated for a long time. Entering the 21st century, the Russian government has identified the development of the Far East as a priority, promulgated a series of development outlines, policies and regulations, promoted economic structural transformation and regional population growth, and strengthened multi-field cooperation with China and other countries in the Asia-Pacific region. The new round of development and opening up of the Russian Far East is having a profound impact on the changing landscape of Russia and the world.