Why don't Shandong people go to the east now?

# Why did Shandong people go to Guangdong a hundred years ago, but now there is no more #

The period when Shandong people made the most expeditions to Kanto was from 100 years ago to more than 20 years ago, that is, from 1900 to 2000. From 1900 to 1905, Russia and Japan took turns to occupy Dalian, and Dalian was renamed Guandong County. Shandong people cross the sea to Kanto County (Dalian), because Kanto County (Dalian) belongs to Japan, and crossing Kanto is actually smuggling, similar to the Great Escape Port. This is the first climax of Shandong people's breakthrough in Kanto.

This smuggling behavior of Shandong people crossing the border into Kanto continued until 1945. During the Puppet Manchukuo period, kanto region did not belong to Puppet Manchukuo, but to Japan. After more than 40 years of smuggling, from 1945 to 1955, Dalian's civil affairs belonged to China and the army to the Soviet Union. During this period, the act of crossing Kanto was legalized from smuggling. From 1955 to 1990, Northeast China has a solid industrial base and is the eldest son of * * * and China. A large number of Shandong people go to the northeast to make a living. This is the second climax of Shandong people's journey to Guandong.

1990 to 2000, the northeast became a victim. After the founding of New China, Shandong people and their descendants who entered the climax of Kanto for the second time began to return. The 200-year history has finally come to an end. Ironically, the route from Shandong to Kanto is Jiaodong-Dalian-Heilongjiang and the route back is Heilongjiang-Dalian-Jiaodong. No one scolded me when I came, but I was scolded bloody when I went back.

I have seen some people comment that people from Northeast China have been from Shandong since ancient times. This statement originated from the fact that Shandong was temporarily in charge of Liaodong civil affairs in the Ming Dynasty, but those who hold this statement ignored two facts. First, Liaodong is not the northeast. In the history of China, the area north of Kaiyuan in Liaoning was stably occupied only in the Yuan Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty and now. In the next two years, the civil affairs and military affairs of Liaodong were separated, and Liaodong was managed by Liaodong viceroy. Everyone should know that the name Shandong was taken by the Jin Dynasty. It is understood that Nuzhen of Jin Dynasty immigrated to Shandong on a large scale, leaving a large number of seeds of Northeastern people in Shandong. Northeasters occupied Shandong earlier than Murong De, Southern Yan and Liaodong Gongsun in the Three Kingdoms. So the ancestors of Shandong people came from Northeast China and Shanxi.