Personally, I think Xi 'an is more suitable for living.
I don't want anything but to live in peace, and Xi 'an is OK.
If you want to change your career, don't come to Xi 'an, because your income is low and your spending power is poor. The investment environment is also poor. The same policy has been implemented in the coastal areas, and it has basically sunk into the sea in Xi' an. Compared with Nanchang, Xi 'an's life pressure is low, the consumption level is low, and the life festival < P > is played slowly. However, Xi 'an is still an international city with rich tourism resources and abundant food resources, which is a typical city suitable for life.
Excluding some folk customs, this ancient capital of the Six Dynasties needs delicious food, mountains, water and places of interest. I often hear my friends in Xi 'an say that the soil and water there raise people, and all of them come out with simple man of iron and rosy girls. Of course, the most important thing is that the pressure of living in Xi 'an is not great.
But my only complaint about Xi 'an is the dusty weather at this time of year, which is not as good as Nanchang.
Nanchang is the south of the Yangtze River with mountains and waters. The Preface to Tengwang Pavilion written by ancient writers is so beautiful. Have you read it?
in p>14 years, I stayed in wanda plaza, a university park in Nanchang, for two months. My first impression is that the girls here are very beautiful, and walking in the street is too eye-catching.
However, through chatting and discussing with local people, I gave this city a low score, for the following reasons: the house price is relatively high, and even the family can't afford it, which is very uninhabitable ..... the salary is not high, and even the toilet can't be bought after a few months! The weather is bad, it's hot in summer and cold in winter. If you don't agree, the weather will change, and if you don't agree, the water will rise.
The combination of thunder+demon wind+rainstorm+high temperature punched you.
In Nanchang, you have to prevent floods and prevent sunstroke, which is embarrassing ...
People in Nanchang have a nickname, which is similar to that of Japanese, so I won't say it here, lest someone say that my region is dark; Nanchang folks like "gossiping" and kill monkeys. Unlike Sichuanese and Northeasters, the word "gossiping" means not only small talk, but also vanity.
Apart from being fond of "gossiping", some Nanchang people are good at "killing monkeys" (asking exorbitant prices), and they don't speak Nanchang dialect when shopping. Maybe they just ask for "killing monkeys".
People in Nanchang are generally gentle and delicate in appearance, but they are rather rude in speaking Nanchang dialect. One of the reasons for being rude is that they have a loud voice and are not delicate at all. The skills of two aunts standing side by side in the street are no less than the strength of mountain people singing folk songs. The Netcom business hall of four or five people can make people dizzy, and the supermarket vegetable market is a place of noise and violence. The second reason is that it is not elegant. Dirty words are spoken everywhere, but it is always said that "someone died in the tender room", lest it only appear in Nanchang dialect.
A young man from Nanchang, who worked for us, once told us: Don't shout out your hometown dialect when you go to entertainment places at night. The locals here are the bosses, so you can't be taunted!
oh, my god! Scared me to death ...
Even though Nanchang is the provincial capital, the traffic situation is very chaotic, the roads are too narrow, it is repaired every day, dug every day, blocked at every turn, electric cars drive indiscriminately, don't obey the traffic rules, the traffic is too dense, and there are always traffic jams during work. All kinds of black cars and buses at the entrance of the campus don't come for a long time. There are always uncivilized phenomena along the way.