After World War II, it was clear that West Germany was better than East Germany in all aspects, so why did people still go to East Germany?

It may be that the East Germans who went to West Germany did not fare well and could not survive in West Germany, so they came to East Germany. However, historically, people from West Germany who went to East Germany actually Very few people from West Germany are rushing to go to East Germany, and people from East Germany also come to West Germany. After all, it is normal for people to come and go. The two sides can no longer mix in their respective areas. Just stay somewhere else, this is a very normal thing.

The economy of West Germany is developing very fast, but there is only such a big cake in West Germany, so more and more people come here, and the unemployment rate, jobs and benefits of many people will increase. This is just like many people like to work in big cities, not only because there are more opportunities, but more importantly, the wages are high, so many people will go to big cities to work, but as the number of people increases, the work pressure will become more and more big.

In a city like West Germany, lucky people will not be washed away by the waves, but unlucky people will be eliminated by the survival of the fittest. Only in this way can the average development level of West Germany be maintained. Some people go to East Germany because although East Germany's economic capacity is not as high as that of West Germany, the competitive pressure in East Germany does not belong to West Germany. Therefore, some people give up the high quality of life in West Germany and choose to develop in East Germany. .

In summary, the division of Germany actually mirrored the game between the United States and the Soviet Union at that time, not only East Germany and West Germany, but also NATO and China. They fight in the cold, and the relationship they often show is also very subtle. Sometimes it is a very good relationship, sometimes it is a bad relationship. Finally, the Soviet Union collapsed and East Germany and West Germany merged. From then on, there was only one Germany. This was when the German Federal Republic of Germany first began to form.