In my eyes, Guangdong has a huge gap between the rich and the poor. The rich have just a few buildings where they can collect rent, while the poor don’t even have a roof over their heads.

People are keen to make money, but they are also not stingy and willing to spend money; it is also a large dialect area. In addition to the three major language families of Cantonese, Hokkien and Hakka, each region also has different accents. A "Cantonese Mandarin" really makes many

The outsiders were confused after hearing this... Even the local young people couldn't help but laugh... Of course, the most concerning thing is probably the food in Guangdong.

There is a huge gap between the rich and the poor: not everyone is a billionaire wearing slippers, but they may also be a garbage collector... In the video media, you can often see the "typical" image of Cantonese people: wearing slippers, holding a bunch of

Key to rent collection.

Indeed, after the demolition, some people in Guangzhou became "renters" and "tenants". Even if they did not work, they could still live a good life relying on rent collection, and they could be said to have no worries about food and clothing.

But there are also some Cantonese people who are extremely poor.

They may be in the mountainous areas of Guangdong. The local economic development level is backward, the resource conditions are not good, and the local people's education, medical care and other aspects are below average. They even discovered during the process of supporting rural education that they should have received nine years of compulsory education.

To educate mountainous children, the schools have long since run out of students. Some children have dropped out of school and have become "street children" from "left-behind children". There are also empty-nesters who are over 80 years old and still have to work in the fields, which is very hard...

…?The business atmosphere is strong: going overseas, there are many overseas Chinese.

Cantonese people seem to have a talent for doing business, but according to many locals in business cities, it is not because of insufficient local resources that they have to go out to do business, leave their hometown, travel across the ocean, and explore and work hard in foreign lands.

There are famous trendy businessmen such as Li Ka-shing and Chen Weinan here... Many Guangdong people take them as role models and role models, learning from them how to do business and make money... However, most overseas Chinese in Guangdong also care about their hometown.

When you are developed, you will also be able to "help the world through your development."

All over the country, there are many schools, libraries, and hospitals donated by overseas Chinese and wealthy businessmen in Guangdong... It can be said that they have made money, but they are not stingy with spending money. It can be said that they are truly "not short of money"...? Three major dialects

Department, speaking "Cantonese Mandarin" makes communication more interesting.

In addition, there are three major dialects in Guangdong Province, Cantonese, Hokkien, and Hakka. Not all Cantonese can speak Cantonese (vernacular). For example, Chaoshan people speak Hokkien (Chaoshan dialect), while Meizhou, Heyuan and other places speak Hakka.

...So people from different dialect areas also have language differences, and sometimes communication problems are prone to occur.

Some video clips like to use the differences in Cantonese dialects to show these things. The sentence "Each country has its own national anthem" can make people who speak Cantonese dialect seem to be imitating the "pigeon call"... the sentence "Jiao Jiren (himself)"

"People)" can also make Chaoshan people instantly feel a sense of identity and belonging. Eating in Guangdong: a big foodie that makes Fujian people tremble... Of course, the most impressive thing must be the food of Guangdong.

Whether it is the rich variety of Cantonese-style morning tea or afternoon tea, people do not have to leave the teahouse all day long and enjoy the "Lingnan slow life"; or the exquisitely made and delicious Chaoshan snacks, which make people "can't stop eating"

; Or eat all kinds of seafood by the sea... There are so many delicious things, and there are many people who love to eat them.