Because wheat is produced in a large area in the south, it is normal for them to like noodles. Every hell has its own characteristics, but not all northerners like noodles.

I'm in the north now. I thought northerners would eat very little, but I found it was not like this with one hand. Many of them eat rice, but few eat noodles. Region is a problem on the one hand, and on the other hand, it is a habit problem from childhood.

I have a classmate who is from the north, but generally doesn't eat noodles. She grew up eating rice. Although they grew up with wheat, her mother was from the south, so her diet was also rice. I'm used to it. I also eat rice at school.

There are not many places where rice is produced in the northeast, but the rice in the northeast is delicious. My roommate's family is built in Sanjiang, and their family produces rice. When I was a freshman, she mailed me rice, which was grown on their own farm. It tastes really good.

A typical southerner like me just doesn't like noodles. When I first came here, I thought there wouldn't be much rice. But I'm still wrong. What do you want to eat now? Another reason why I don't eat noodles is that there are too many portions here, and I haven't finished them every time.

It's really a matter of habit. Rice is grown in the south, and I have eaten it since I was a child. Maybe I don't like it, or it's just a habit for many years. Habit becomes nature, which is the simplest and most direct reason.

There are people who love noodles in the south. We have noodles early every day or eat noodles at noon. My high school life is basically like this, noodles for breakfast, noodles for lunch, and rice for dinner.

Everyone has his own eating habits, and what he likes to eat is different. Don't think that only the north loves noodles. Southerners may love noodles more than northerners.