On September 15, 2025, visa-free China-Russia, Russian people travel to the East, without a visa, can stay for a while.
This is also a huge benefit, at least for many Russians, it is definitely a benefit.You think, why are there so many northeastern people in Hainan?Winter is coming, this winter, Hainan may not only have so many northeastern people, it is estimated that there will be a lot of Russians.
After all, there are many places in Russia where the cold and frozen land, can get to the warm places in the south to spend the winter, they will definitely not be guilty of being in the local.
In addition, the market in the East is very large, the number of people's livelihoods related commodities, which has also become a more favorable place for the Russians. after all, with the current situation in Russia, it is difficult to independently produce related products, they are definitely to put more capacity, invested in the military industry.
The North East will be the first choice for Russians to travel.
This is undoubtedly a thing, even before the visa-free, in fact, there were a lot of northeastern Russians, crossing the Chernobyl River, which they called the Amur River, came to the northeast, to feel the northeastern local temperatures.
Especially in the Northeast, the price of the goods makes the Russians forget.Many people joked that these Russians got up early in the morning to the Northeast for breakfast and then back to work.
After all, the Northeast and Russia's Far East are close to each other, and the Russian Far East has a very average development, which is completely incomparable to the Northeast. In addition, they don't have many people in the Far East at all, and Vladivostok, the largest city, only has about 600,000 people.
Therefore, the Russians of the Far East have difficulty feeling the smell of human fireworks, especially the simple smell of human fireworks.
For this reason, traveling to the Northeast to consume life has become a commonplace for local Russians.
The border between the two countries is about 4,300 kilometers long, but the vast majority are in the northeastern region.So the Russians come to the east and the most convenient place is, of course, the northeastern.
The Russians have also visited the northeast many times in history.
Starting in 1896, for example, they rebuilt the Railway in the Northeast, the Middle East Railway. By 1900, there were 170,000 Russian troops, occupied the Northeast, and ruled here for five years.
The famous Cathedral of Sophia in Harbin, in fact, was the product of that era. At the time the Russian soldiers expeditioned thousands of miles away, they were very fond of their homeland. For this reason, the Russians specially built this Cathedral of Sophia to comfort the soldiers' minds of home.
In addition to this, there are many Russian-style buildings in the Northeast, such as the central street of Harbin, the suites and hotels in Manchuria, the Museum of Manchuria, the Sugar Street, etc. So even if Russians come to foreign countries, there is a feeling of being home.
Historically, several groups of Russians remained in the East.
Referring to the historical past of Russians and Northeast China actually comes with a lot of blood and tears. Because in most cases, it is the neighbor in the north who is bullying the south.
The first large number of Russians came to the Northeast in 1896.
In the same year, the Shah-Russia and the Qing Dynasty signed the "Chinese-Russian Covenant", in fact, they formed allies, and the Shah-Russia helped the Qing Dynasty against Japan, but the Qing Dynasty also handed over the right to build railways in the northeast to the Shah-Russia.
At the same time, a large number of Russians came to the Northeast with the opportunity to rebuild the railway.
At that time, the Middle East Railways had to build many stations, each station, built by the Russians in the suburbs.
In the future, the Russian villages built around the railway station will become the new district of the city.
By the end of 1897, the Russians again seized Guangzhou and Dalian, one becoming their military base, and one becoming their foreign trade port.
In 1900, Shao's direct troops 170,000, occupied the entire northeast, when the northeast included the area of Chumbel, so enough more than 800,000 square kilometers of land, so was given to the Shao's occupation.
For five years thereafter, the Shah Rus remained the actual ruler of the Northeast until 1905, after the Shah Rus defeat in the Japanese-Russian War, and withdrew from the northeast. Even so, a group of Russians remained in the Northeast.
In 1917, the year of the Sharon collapse, a large number of Russian aristocrats came to settle in the northeast.
This year the tsar withdrew, and a large number of Russian aristocrats were unable to withstand all kinds of disputes within Russia, and began to flee with their families.
Why? because in the northeast, under the influence of Russia, there is already a strong Russian cultural style. These Russian aristocrats come here and come home, there is no difference.
During the Soviet period, there was a honeymoon period with the East. For this reason, the Soviet Union greatly supported the industrial development of the East. As an old industrial base, the Northeast has naturally become a place where the Soviets gather together. It is said that they are Soviets, but in fact most of them are Russians. So this is the third time that ethnic Russians have come to settle in the East on a large scale.
Although the two sides later fought together and the experts withdrew, some of the Russians remained settled in the East, mainly in northeastern areas such as Nairobi and Xinjiang.
Surely there is, but not much.
There are currently 16,000 ethnic Russians in the East, the ancestors of these people are from northern Russia, so if they have feelings for their ancestor’s homeland, they will naturally take the opportunity to walk to the places where their ancestors lived and see.
But after all, the number of people is limited, so this kind of transnational homesickness actually has no representative significance. What's more, there are many people who have actually joined with the local people and are mixed-blood. They have completely regarded themselves as Orientals and don't even care about the situation of their ancestors.
Of course, a group of Russians who love Russia, who are spiritual Russians, will also take this visa exemption as an opportunity to go back home.
In Russia, there are also some transnational homesickness.
Russia is a multi-ethnic country with at least 194 ethnic groups. Except the Russians, a large number of ethnic groups come from the region east of the Ural Mountains.
Of the many ethnic groups, many originated in Mongolia, such as the Tuvans, Briaats, Karmeks, Yakuts, etc. These people, if there are conditions, would definitely want to go back to the east to see and walk to Nymon, Xinjiang and the north-east to feel the footprints of their ancestors.
Even the Russians, in fact, have reasons to come to the East.For example, if their ancestors were involved in the Yugoslav conflict, then their ancestors lived in the Northeast for at least 5 years.
If you count those who built railways in the northeast, those who repelled the Kwantung Army in the northeast, those who fled to the northeast to take refuge, etc., then there will be even more.
But when these people are compared to the total population of their respective countries, that is, it’s a mole.So the so-called transnational distress,, but not a lot.
What is the impact on the war
Russia is a country in war, and it is more cautious to apply visa-free to such countries.But since it has become a fact, it can only be accepted openly.
In fact, this impact on the East is not great, after all, they have rich people running to consume, but can increase the prosperity of the Eastern market.
Why? because Russia is constantly recruiting and is recruiting according to the region, many middle-class children want to avoid this reasonably and legally, to the East to consume, is an opportunity.
But this may not be a good thing for war.You give these people the green light, so is it fair to the children of the poor?