Westerners immigrating overseas have never stopped for over a century, but the Far East region has never been the first choice for foreign immigration.
There are mainly three reasons for this.
The first and foremost is the difference in language and culture.
Next is the fact that the geographical distance is just too far.
The last and most important reason lies in the dominance of the main ethnic group of the Eastern Empire.
Isn't it good to go to the Americas and reclaim the land? Isn't it good to bully the natives in Africa?
With the option to lie back and slack off, why would I work so hard?
These three reasons combined have resulted in a relatively higher quality of immigrants moving to the Far East Region in recent years, compared to other regions of the world.
It might seem counterintuitive, but it's true.
