The Xianbei people are now an ethnic minority in China and a member of the big family of the Chinese nation. The Xianbei are a nomadic people in ancient China, originating in the Great Khing'an Mountains region, where the Northern Wei Dynasty was established and had a profound impact on Chinese history and culture.
In the long history, the Xianbei people have gradually integrated into the big family of the Chinese nation and become one of the ethnic minorities in China. Today, the Xianbei people are mainly distributed in Inner Mongolia, Liaoning, Heilongjiang and other regions of China, with a small population, but still retain their own language, culture and traditions.
The culture and traditions of the Xianbei people are very rich, including nomadism, hunting, farming, medicine, dance, painting, sculpture and other aspects. Among them, the nomadic culture and horseback culture of the Xianbei people are one of their most representative cultural characteristics. At the same time, the Xianbei people are also one of the important ethnic groups in ancient Chinese history, and their cultural traditions and historical heritage are of great significance to the study and inheritance of Chinese history and culture.
In the modern society, while maintaining their traditional culture, the Xianbei people have also actively integrated into the modern society, worked hard to develop economic and cultural undertakings, and made their own contributions to China's modernization.