After West Germany unified East Germany, why did it move to Berlin, East Germany?

After World War II, Germany was divided into East Germany and West Germany by the Soviet Union and the United States. It was not until the end of the Cold War that East Germany and West Germany were reunited and became the present Germany. After reunification, West Germany moved its capital to Berlin. The reason why West Germany did this is actually very simple. First of all, historically, the traditional capital of Germany is Berlin, so whether from the perspective of adapting to history or from the perspective of public opinion, the capital should be changed to Berlin again. Secondly, Bourne is regarded as the capital in West Germany, but in fact Bourne is not the real capital, but at most it is a capital. Finally, the demolition of the Berlin Wall made Berlin the capital again, which was equivalent to turning a new page in German history.

First of all, historically, the traditional capital of Germany is Berlin, so whether from the perspective of adapting to history or from the perspective of public opinion, the capital should be changed to Berlin again. So after the merger with East Germany under the leadership of West Germany, the government finally decided to change the capital to Berlin. And at that time, West Germany and East Germany actually had their own turf in Berlin. So there is nothing wrong with making it the capital.

Secondly, Bourne is regarded as the capital in West Germany, but in fact Bourne is not the real capital, but at most it is a capital. Just like Chongqing during the Anti-Japanese War, the National Government moved its capital to Chongqing in an emergency. During the Anti-Japanese War, Chongqing played a very important role as the capital. But after the war, the National Government moved the capital back to Nanjing. The relationship between Bowen and Berlin is actually the same as that between Nanjing and Chongqing.

Finally, the demolition of the Berlin Wall made Berlin the capital again, which was equivalent to turning a new page in German history. After all, East Germany and West Germany existed because of World War II and the Cold War. After the end of the Cold War and World War II, re-signing the capital can be regarded as sealing everything in the past in the dust of history. The German people and Germany began a new era of life.