What are the similarities and differences between the westward movement to the East and the United States?

Breaking through the Kanto is a tragic history and an immigration feat. "De-orientalization" has a specific route and a specific background. Therefore, it is a social and historical migration phenomenon with spontaneous objective factors and internal political influence. "In essence, Shandong people's crusade to the east is a spontaneous and unstoppable tragic movement for the survival of poor farmers on the verge of death." Japanese Obuchi Hiranaga 1899 recorded the real historical picture of that year in Travel Notes of Manchuria: "From Fengtian to Xingjing, I saw my husband on the road with a unicycle and a woman sitting on it. If a child cries, my husband pushes from behind, my brother pulls from the front, the old man leans on a stick, and the girl has something to rely on. On the way, my husband scolded his young woman and mother. Teams always enter Tonghua, Huairen, Hailong City and Chaoyang Town, opposite each other. From Fengtian to Jilin, Shandong immigrants slept all the way ... ". As the largest ethnic group in the world-the Han nationality, hundreds of years of people's pressure has caused the Han nationality to spread to the surrounding areas: to the west, down to Southeast Asia, and Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang have also become places for Han immigrants. Then, going to the east becomes a balance between population and economy.

The westward movement of America 1 is a long-term and sustainable development process. Long before the independence of the United States, the American nation began to expand to the western part of the North American continent, but it was not until the independence of the United States that the westward movement of the United States became more active and planned, and it has continued to this day.