Will ethnic Russians living in China want to return to live in Russia?

Tourism is one of the most popular ways of leisure nowadays, many nationals go out on holidays, some tourists like to visit popular cities in China, and some like to visit some nearby countries. In recent years, our nationals prefer to go to neighboring countries such as Russia, Japan and Thailand.

Today I want to talk to you about the topic of Russia, I believe a lot of donkeys have been to Russia to play, there are very rich in tourism resources, such as the famous St. Petersburg, Moscow Square, etc., every year attracted a lot of Chinese tourists to play. Russians are called by our tourists? Fighting people? There are a lot of tourists who want to have a glimpse of the Russians. The fighting nation? The style and go to Russia to play.

In fact, in our country's 56 nationalities there is an ethnic group called the Russians, which has a long history of relations with Russia, the majority of this ethnic group living in Inner Mongolia and Heilongjiang, is the ancient Russian immigrants to our country's descendants. Over time, most ethnic Russians have become more and more similar to Chinese people, and most tourists who have traveled to those areas can sense that these ethnic Russians are now fluent in Mandarin and can also write Chinese characters. So, if the ethnic Russians were allowed to return to live in Russia, would they be willing to do so?

Recently, a donkey friend went to Inner Mongolia and interviewed the Russians, a Russian said: Russia for me, is a friend of mine, although our blood is like, but I'm an authentic Chinese, and the Russians at best is a distant relative of the relationship.

Another ethnic Russian told the donkeys: I have traveled to Russia before, and have some friends who are Russians, and they are very sincere and friendly to me. Although I also speak Russian, I grew up in China and always feel that I am a Chinese! At the same time I welcome Russian friends to travel to China!

There are also some ethnic Russians who say: I don't have a deep understanding of Russia, but if I was born in China, I will always be a Chinese.

Some of these answers are very surprising, and many netizens have also praised their answers. I don't know what you think of these answers from ethnic Russians? Welcome to leave a message to share it together!