Why didn't Henan people go to other places when they fled to Shaanxi? Is there any historical reason?

First of all, the Yellow River broke at 1938, Huaibei, Anhui, and the whole eastern and southeastern Henan became yellow areas. It was impossible to go to Shandong and Anhui at that time, because the Japanese couldn't get through. To go to Shanxi, you can't cross without a bridge now, let alone at that time, otherwise Japan would have hit Shaanxi long ago. As for Hubei, all the immigrants fled from Zhoukou, Xinyang, Nanyang and Zhumadian, which led to the famine in 1942. Some of these people fled to Hubei and some fled to Shaanxi. First, there are many people in the south, and the situation in the north should be better than that in the south; Second, people in Shanxi and Shaanxi advocate eating pasta, while rice is planted in large quantities in the south; Thirdly, Shanxi merchants in Ming and Qing Dynasties brought more employment opportunities to local people, and also provided financial and tax protection for the country. Now, the development situation is also relatively good. Many places in Henan say that their ancestors came from the west, such as Hongtong pagoda tree, so they went west. In 42 years, many victims went west to Luoyang by train.

Because the first person who fled from Henan to Shanxi, the second, the 200th and the 20th person will go, because there are acquaintances, places to stay and places to take care of. The Henan people on that road left their last humor to the world before they died. For example, Lao Zhang starved to death immediately. What he thought of was not the separation of his wife and children, but Lao Li, who died two days ago. "I am worth more than him." A man starved to death on the road, and the people behind him came up to cut meat. As soon as the meat was cut, the man woke up and said, "Big Brother, I'm fine." The chopper said, "Big Brother, you can't." The man thought about it, turned his head and died again.