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This book is the final result of the general project of the Social Science Fund "Research on Guest People and Local Social Changes in Guizhou during the Qing Dynasty" (15BZS119). The author examines the guest groups in the regional society as a whole, and studies the migration and distribution of the guest people, guest people and local development, guest people and regional social changes, national and local social governance, guest indigenization and regional identity and national identity, etc., Focusing on the discussion of guest indigenization and local national identity. The interactive relationship between domestication points out that the guest people have achieved regional identity in the process of indigenization, while the dynastic power has continued to deepen in local society and completed the "unified" national order. The two go hand in hand, providing a new explanation path for understanding the dual integration of "state and society".