I have lived in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, and here are my impressions of Cantonese people.

1: The biggest impression is that they are casual and low-key. Except for important occasions, they rarely wear suits and ties. They are not as dressy as Shanghai people, and they are not as concerned about politics as Beijing people. There is a good saying: You can’t see anyone in Guangdong.

Money, you can’t see anyone in the Northeast who doesn’t have money.

2: Some people think that people in Guangdong are small. In fact, that happened in the last century. In the 1980s, ""Southeast, Southeast, Northwest, Central, and Get Rich in Guangdong" brought intermarriage among races from all over the world. Now, parents born in the 90s and 00s,

Many of them come from all provinces across the country, and the size is naturally not bad. The same is true for Hong Kong. During the Anti-Japanese War, people from all over the country fled to Hong Kong. The hybrid rice is better, which is not a bad thing.

Cantonese people pay attention to food, but not to clothing. In Shanghai, I have seen some people who are wearing brand-name clothes and go home to eat braised vegetables. Cantonese people can't do this. They pay attention to food and are very particular about morning tea and afternoon tea.

Make soups. Fourth, influenced by Hong Kong and Macao, Cantonese people are quite polite and orderly. There is xenophobia, but it is not as severe as in Beijing and Shanghai. Most Cantonese people have a vague concept of geography and usually refer to the area north of Guangdong.

, it’s a bit funny to call people from the north of Guangdong “Yangao”. 5. Guangdong men are a bit chauvinistic, while Guangdong women are traditional housekeepers and know how to make soup, so they are very suitable for wives when their husbands are out cheating. Northern women may make a fuss.

, Guangdong women are more sensible. It’s good to be able to go home anyway. Of course, that’s not all. It feels like this.