The Migration Route from Nanjing to Taiwan Province Province

Please refer to another article you just asked. Zheng Chao's army was repatriated to China.

At that time, the Taiwan Province Strait was called Heishuigou. There is a saying that "six people died, three stayed and one turned back", which means that ten people who want to cross the sea to Taiwan Province, six will be buried in Heishuigou, three will stay in Taiwan Province Province, and the remaining one feels that it is not as good as expected and decides to go home.

I can't answer the part about Shanghainese, because as far as we know, the environmental conditions in Taiwan Province Province at that time were not good (it should be said that it was very poor), and I don't think there were many Shanghainese. Coupled with the shooting incident in Zhang Quan, the entire west coast of Taiwan Province Province has recorded the exchange of fire between the two sides, and the casualties are also quite serious. Quanzhou and Zhangzhou, both from southern Fujian, want to fight or kill. It's strange that Shanghainese don't kill first when they come. And at that time, there was no "business" to run here, only reclamation.

During the Japanese occupation, because Taiwan Province Province was ceded, Japan gave the people of Taiwan Province Province two years according to international law (universal convention), and chose to stay and accept the assimilation policy and become Japanese, or return to the mainland as a China. Don't be so easily colonized. You can't do it without a little skill Japan will certainly use its superior forces to suppress the rebels, but on the other hand, it will adopt a policy of appeasement, so that you can realize its strong national strength and high level of knowledge, which will convince you.

At that time, the nationality of Taiwan Province people was actually Japan, and Japan also allowed Taiwan Province people to trade with the mainland. As for the history of mainland immigrants during the Japanese occupation period, we rarely hear about it, but I think it is possible. As long as you are willing to accept the colonial policy at that time, I think it is not completely impossible for a small number of mainlanders to come (I don't know about this, I just think it is possible, but it doesn't mean it really exists).