1. Han people cannot live without ethnic minorities. China is a multi-ethnic country with 56 nationalities, of which the Han nationality is the largest. However, there are deep historical origins and cultural ties between the Han nationality and ethnic minorities. Ethnic minorities have made great contributions to the development of the Chinese nation in history, and their traditional culture, language and art have enriched the multi-culture of China.
2. Several ethnic groups are inseparable from the Han nationality. Although ethnic minorities occupy an important position in China society, the Han nationality, as the main ethnic group, plays a key role in the development and stability of the country. The Han nationality has a large population, developed economy and high level of science and technology, which provides important support and help for the development of ethnic minority areas.
3. Ethnic minorities are also inseparable. There are extensive contacts and exchanges among ethnic minorities in China. They live together in a big multi-ethnic family, facing challenges and opportunities for development. Through economic cooperation, cultural exchanges and mutual assistance in education, ethnic minorities have strengthened their ties and understanding.
Three indivisible meanings:
1. National unity is an important foundation for social stability and national development. The three inseparable concepts emphasize the importance of national unity to social stability and national development. A harmonious and stable multi-ethnic society is the foundation and guarantee of national development and national rejuvenation. Only when all ethnic groups respect each other, treat each other as equals and live in harmony can they form a strong national cohesion and centripetal force.
2. The core content of ethnic theory is "three inseparable": in the new era, the concept of "three inseparable" has been given new connotation and significance. It not only emphasizes the importance of national unity, but also embodies the new ethnic relations of equality, unity, mutual assistance and harmony among all ethnic groups. This concept provides an important theoretical support and practical guide for promoting national unity and progress and building a community of human destiny.