Shenzhen. As I am a graduate from other provinces, I personally suggest going to Shenzhen. After all, the communication cost and homesickness brought by not being able to speak/listen to the vernacular are of no benefit to those who have just graduated from work. Of course, you will listen to or like the vernacular, which is not a problem. ? As one of the four cities in the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, Shenzhen is not so crowded and the air is not so bad. Lingnan culture tends to zero (in the main city), and a city with many migrant workers is located in Guangdong, but it can't get by in vernacular. It is a good place for foreign graduates to test the water temperature. After all, besides the cost of living, you have to weigh whether the urban environment makes you feel comfortable. Of course, it doesn't mean that there is no Lingnan culture, but the culture in Shenzhen should be an advanced elite culture represented by universal reading and various artistic trendy activities. If you don't believe me, you can go to the Civic Center and Shenzhen Book City to experience it for yourself. The characteristic of Shenzhen is naturally the inclusive characteristics of Guangdong, which makes this cauldron of dishes everywhere.