More than 20 years ago, Shanghainese and Fujian people took the lead in flooding into Japan, rewriting the history of the Chinese community in Japan. From the beginning of 2 1 century, a large number of Chinese from three northeastern provinces found new strongholds in Japan to live and work in peace and contentment.

By the end of June, 2009, there were 5438+1 October1,and there were 65438+/kloc-0,000,6420 Japanese from China, making it the first China province with a population of over 65438+/kloc-0,000.

At present, the population of the three northeastern provinces including Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang has reached 228,588, accounting for 34.9% of all Japanese, that is, there are 1 northeast people in every three Japanese.

Statistics on the registration of foreigners in 2008 recently released by the Japanese Ministry of Justice show that there are as many as 655,377 Japanese, accounting for about 1 Japanese in every three foreigners in China.

Among the people in China, Liaoning Province has the largest number, reaching 65,438+100000 and 6,420, which broke through the 65,438+1000000 mark for the first time and ranked first. Heilongjiang Province followed closely, with 67,363 people; Shanghai people ranked third with 58,729 people; Shandong province ranks fourth with 58,045 people;

Jilin Province ranks fifth with 54,805 people; Fujian province ranks sixth with 536999 people.