Debate whether the South is better or the North and solicit reasons why the South is good

The person who came up with this topic is absolutely stupid, the land of China is divided into north and south, this is the climate and there is a good and bad difference.

The small bridge in the south of the river, the land of fish and rice in the south of the Yangtze River, I can hear the sound of the oar in the middle of the night, it belongs to the graceful school, if the kitten you like classical, the south is the most classical place.

There are many beauties in the south, especially the beauties in Chengdu.

There are no sandstorms in the south.

Haha, look at the data. What are the criteria for judging whether there are more cities in the south or the north that are the most suitable for human habitation in China? In terms of population distribution, is there more in the south or in the north?

There is also the question of whether there is such a premise as "China", otherwise the whole world will have to be debated.

In a word, this debate is undershot!

Surely the south is good, and if it doesn't snow in the coastal areas, you don't need to turn on the heating like in the north...**More resources, more resources!

The industrial structure of the south is more advanced than that of the north, and many heavy industrial areas such as steel mills in the north still use relatively backward production methods, which have poor production efficiency and have a large impact on the environment. Among the world's top 500 enterprises, China's share is all southern enterprises except for state monopolies, and there is no name on the list of northern heavy industries. There are Yangtze River Delta and Pearl River Delta in the south, and tax contributions have always accounted for a large proportion.

"Suzhou and Hangzhou are ripe, the world is full" not only refers to agricultural output, but also represents tax revenue. It is an indisputable fact that the economy of the South is stronger than that of the North. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, there were Harbin, the "Moscow of the East", the "Detroit of the East", Changchun, the "First Port of Northeast Asia", and Luoyang, the "Ancient Capital of the Ten Dynasties".

Both urban planning and development potential used to be world-class. It is a pity that after the founding of the People's Republic of China, it did not pay attention to development, and its GDP was gradually overtaken, and the best opportunity to become an international city was lost.

In agriculture, although Heilongjiang rice is now famous throughout the country, it is a pity that the annual output is limited due to geographical factors, and wheat is grown in most areas. Coupled with the annual increase in imported rice, it does not account for a large proportion of the market. The climate in the south is mild, and although the planting area is not large, most of the agricultural products and fruits and vegetables can be planted.

In the tourism industry, many northern attractions cannot be visited due to climate reasons, so the off-season is longer. Ice sculptures and snow scenes can only be seen in winter, while Hainan Island's passenger flow is relatively stable throughout the year. There is little difference between the north and the south in terms of the number of cultural attractions.

Culturally, it is divided into the Yellow River culture and the Yangtze River culture from its origin, and the differences have decreased after several cultural integrations in history. Compared with the self-proclaimed orthodox North, the culture of the South is low-key and mysterious, and most of the ethnic minorities are also concentrated in the South. Northern students are less bookish and more rough and utilitarian.

The masters and writers of Suzhou, Hangzhou, Hunan and Chu, and Yungui are also like stars.

In terms of transportation, the south has been inconvenient for a long time due to water system problems, but it has improved slightly after the opening of the canal. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, high-speed and railways were vigorously developed, and now transportation is developed. In the north, the traffic is slightly single and the capacity is insufficient.

Southerners are short, ugly, fond of counterfeiting, and like to imitate Europe, America, Japan and South Korea to produce clothing and produce daily necessities.

The northerners are tall, and China's political and military power is in the north. Nowadays, people are admitted by choosing high, and short is a derogatory term.