When did the ancestors of Taiwan Province Province immigrate to the past?

Taiwan Province Province did appear in the history of China, after the Ming Dynasty, or even earlier, but it should be ignored because the number is too small.

Only when Zheng Chenggong was in power did Taiwan Province Province begin to see a large number of immigrants, and then the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China should be a relatively large period of immigrants, because the warlords in Chinese mainland at that time had frequent civil wars and rebelled against the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom.

Then there's War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

At that time, because Taiwan Province Province was separated by a Taiwan Province Strait, all wars could be avoided. At that time, of course, many people moved to Taiwan Province Province and their lives were relatively stable.

In fact, in the late Qing Dynasty, Taiwan Province Province may have been richer than the mainland, because Taiwan Province Province began a large number of construction.

But it's not damaged. On the other hand, there was no construction on the mainland at that time, but the damage was great.

At the end of Qing Dynasty, many modernizations in Taiwan Province Province were ahead of the mainland. For example, the first railway operated by China was in Taiwan Province Province.

It was originally built in the mainland, but it was protested by the people. The result was taken down and put in Taiwan Province province.

And the operation is stable. There are many similar examples.

At that time, Taiwan Province Province was relatively rich, the society was stable, and there was no war, which would certainly attract more immigrants to Taiwan Province Province.

But these are gradual, and the most intensive are the soldiers and civilians who retreated to Taiwan Province Province with Chiang Kai-shek.

It may also be the largest military-civilian migration in the shortest time in China's history.

Within a few months, nearly two million people moved to Taiwan Province province.