In real life, everyone has his or her own personality. Some people are lively and cheerful, some are mature and steady, and some are silent and introverted. These are all normal phenomena. Each character has advantages and disadvantages, and there is no saying which character is better or worse than another. However, in interpersonal communication, generally lively and cheerful people are more open-minded than taciturn people, especially in Argentina. The main reason is that most Argentine people are active, cheerful and particularly enthusiastic.

When two Argentinians meet, the man usually hugs and the woman usually kisses on the cheek. From the way they greet each other, it can be seen that they are very enthusiastic. In daily interactions, Argentinians are also like this. They like to chat with others and invite others to do some activities together. In this environment, people with a lively and cheerful personality will find Argentinians to be particularly friendly. After several interactions, people with a cheerful personality will quickly become friends with Argentinians.

However, for silent introverts, it is very likely that they are not used to the enthusiastic way of Argentines. They may not know how to get along with Argentines, and Argentines may also react coldly to introverts. I think introverts are difficult to get along with. As time goes by, a taciturn person may still be lonely, unable to make friends in Argentina, and unable to eat well.

In fact, this is not only the case in Argentina, but also in the country. People with lively and cheerful personalities always get along with others quickly when they arrive in a new environment, while silent and introverted people take a longer time to get familiar with others. In today's fast-paced world, many people don't have a lot of time to spend with others, so silent and introverted people are easily lonely.