After more than 20,000 Japanese overseas Chinese stayed in China, why did they not want to go back t

After the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, many Japanese did not return to their own countries but stayed in China. This is because many people have spent too much time in China and find it difficult to integrate into Japanese society again. In addition, because a large number of Japanese immigrants are women, and many of them marry and have children with local Chinese, many women do not want to return to China.

After the war, most of the Japanese went straight back to China, but about 20,000 Japanese remained in China. However, many of those who return are at the bottom of society, and it is difficult for them to integrate into Japanese society again. This is because these Japanese people, who have lived in China for a long time, have separated themselves from Japanese society, and their ideas and values have been influenced by China.

In addition, their Japanese language skills are relatively poor, and it is difficult for them to get used to life in Japan again, so many of them lose their ability to work after returning to their home countries, and at the same time, these Japanese people are discriminated against and not accepted by Japanese families.

Even at that time, there were many remnant women, who referred to the women of the Japanese overseas Chinese who had left behind in China, mainly composed of the wives and daughters of the Japanese "pioneer group", female students sent from Japan to Tohoku, and mainland brides. In order to stabilize immigration, Japan** sent young girls from all over Japan to Northeast China after a short period of training, and they were the main remnants of women**. Most of their husbands and relatives committed suicide, died in battle, and died of disease during the war.

Most of them entered the local families voluntarily or because they survived, and they made the northeast region of Chinese mainland their home, and some later returned to China.

Therefore, due to various reasons, many Japanese at that time did not return to their own countries, but stayed in China. It's not that they don't want to go back, it's that they don't have the better treatment they have in China.

Because they have lived in China for a long time, they have been completely transformed into "Chinese", they do not know Japanese, they are not used to the Japanese way of life, they are not willing to return to China.

Because they have been living in China for too long, they will not be comfortable with life in Japan when they return to Japan, and they don't know what kind of treatment they will face when they go back, so they prefer to stay in China.

Because they have been in China for a long time and found that China is good, and they have already settled here, married and had children, they are reluctant to go back.

Due to their long-term residence in China, a considerable number of Japanese overseas Chinese are reluctant to return to China, and most Japanese women are even more reluctant to return to China.

Because these Japanese people have lived in China for a long time, they have been separated from Japanese society, and their thoughts and values have been influenced by China, and their Japanese language skills are relatively poor.

Because China is a country with a lot of land and resources, they have lived in China for a long time and have a good life, so they don't want to go back.

The main reason is that the broken Japanese ** does not have the ability or desire to help the Japanese overseas Chinese who have been left behind to return to Japan, and even if they go back, they will not be accepted.

Even if they go back to China, they may live in the lower classes of Japan, and they have lived in China for a long time and are familiar with the Chinese way of life, so they may be better able to make a living in China than if they return to Japan.

I think it's mainly because even if they return to Japan, they won't be accepted by Japanese society, and there is no family to take them in.

These people have lived in China for many years, for more than ten years, have families here, and are accustomed to the way of life.

Recently, a large number of Japanese Chinese have returned to China, because there are many development opportunities in China, and it is a good choice to return to China for development.

Although Japan is a country with a relatively small population, the pressure is really high, and the suicide rate is very high.

China's domestic development opportunities are getting higher and higher, and the happiness index is also good. Japan has a limited territory and many opportunities to return to China for development, so it is a good choice.

It may be that the financial pressure of living in Japan is particularly high, so I am considering coming to China for development.

It should be that they feel that there are more opportunities for development in their own country than in China.

In Japan, I think it's better to return to my home country to develop, so I'll go back to my country.

The tourist season is coming, ** the price has been reduced, it is possible.

Japan has experienced so many disasters that the Chinese have been forced to return to China.