Beijing has roast duck, Hangzhou has Dongpo meat, and other cities that have been spit out as "gourmet deserts" also have their own famous foods.

The first city on the list is Beijing, the capital of our empire. Speaking of Beijing, many people may think that there are many delicious foods in Beijing, such as the famous Beijing roast duck, Zhajiang Noodles, snowballing usury and so on.

The reason may be that Beijing is the political and cultural center of our country, and there are too many migrant workers, so it is difficult for people to adjust their opinions. For example, the old Beijing people's favorite stew, many people think it has a sticky visceral smell, while the old Beijing people's favorite bean juice, some people say it tastes like swill.

The second "gourmet desert" is Hangzhou. Hangzhou is a city with rapid economic development and many migrant workers. Office workers usually just eat snacks. For the exploration of hangzhou dishes, migrant workers seem unwilling to pay time and money, so the title of "gourmet desert" falls on Hangzhou.

The third city is Shenzhen. The developed economy has certainly attracted catering businesses all over the country, and chain brand stores have blossomed everywhere. However, Shenzhen only lacks local specialties. Migrant workers come home from work, order takeout, watch full-screen chain stores, and even have no intention of placing orders.

The fourth city is Shanghai. As the economic center of China, the pace of life in the whole city is naturally quite fast. Everyone seems to be in a hurry, and migrant workers are running around for a living. They may not have a real chance to taste real local food at all, so Shanghai has naturally become a "gourmet desert" in people's eyes.