Secondly, eating habits.
Guangdong is the birthplace of Cantonese cuisine, which is light in practice and taste. It pays more attention to tasting fresh flavor and likes to eat the fresh flavor of ingredients. Especially for seafood, the classic practice is boiled, and what you eat is the sweet and delicious food itself. If you put heavy salt and spicy food at this time, the taste is delicious, but these heavy flavors cover the umami taste of the ingredients themselves. This is determined by eating habits for a long time, but it is actually a good habit.
Simply put, it is mainly because the local climate in Guangdong is hot, and eating spicy food is easy to get angry. In addition, Cantonese cuisine is light in taste and pursues fresh flavor, so it seldom eats Chili. Even before the typhoon, all the ingredients in the supermarket were sold out, leaving only a pile of peppers there.