Why do Shandong people go to Guandong and Shandong people go to Northeast China?

From 1644 Ming Dynasty, it lasted for more than 300 years until 1949 when the Republic of China perished. On several occasions, most of them are recorded in historical materials, not the other way around. Northeasters came to Shandong.

For example, from 1644 to 1667, the Regulations on Recruiting People in Liaodong Reclamation records that "100 people are recruited, and the magistrate is awarded the title, and the army is awarded the garrison". In the past 23 years, many "Shandongese" immigrated to the northeast, and many areas in Liaodong were "blessed with many benefits" because of immigration. In order to leave a retreat for himself and protect the livelihood of the nobles in the Eight Banners of Manchu Dynasty, Kangxi ordered 1668 to 1860 that "Liaodong should recruit people to be officials and stop forever".

But there are others, such as the Russo-Japanese War, the Opium War and the Republic of China. Shandong people are not the only ones who have set foot on the trip to Guandong, but 90% of them are mainly from Shandong.

Therefore, Dalian, Changbai Mountain and many other places have retained the characteristics of Shandong accent, and it is not a sudden change. In addition, there are not only descendants of Shandong people in Northeast China, but also a small number of descendants of Zhejiang people. At the end of the Ming Dynasty, Qi Jiajun was sent to the northern garrison because of his meritorious service in resisting Japan. Even in Wanli, due to the failure of Li's early anti-Japanese and aid Korea, he sent more troops from Qi Jiazhe to North Korea. Because of his good military discipline and outstanding military achievements, he was called "the Third Battalion of South Soldiers". Unfortunately, few people survived in the end, and most of them died at the hands of the Japanese aggressors or anti-Qing forces. Therefore, the Zhejiang soldiers who stayed in the northeast have no influence on the language, but the descendants of these Zhejiang soldiers in the northeast are still there, and they are also reported on TV. These descendants have become standard Jilin accents.