Is there not much difference between the north and the south in the Central Plains?

The difference between the north and the south in the Central Plains should not be very large. They mainly use the Yellow River basin to divide the differences between the north and the south. The difference is that in terms of diet, people in the south of the Yellow River eat a little more rice, and people in the north of the Yellow River eat more.

I eat a little more pasta, but I come back to the difference in the Central Plains. It's not too big to say because of their linguistic aspect. It's all relatively close.

There is still a big difference between the north and the south, because China has recovered vastly, and the five provinces experienced by the north and the south have obviously given birth to this unique COSCO landscape culture in their spring, summer, autumn and winter, and this unique food culture has been passed down to this day.

There is still a big difference between the north and the south in the Central Plains. There is a saying that orange is born in the south of Huai, and the north is orange.

Although they are sons and daughters of China, they have the same roots and origins, but they have different customs and customs. The difference between the north and the south varies from province to province. Especially minority cultures.

It's even more far from it.

There are big differences, and many living and eating habits are different, for example, the north likes to eat pasta, the south likes to eat rice, and in winter there is heating in the north, but there is no in the south.

This difference is huge, the south is dominated by rice, the north is dominated by pasta, the language of northerners is close to Mandarin, and it is difficult for southerners to understand, the north is warm indoors in winter, and the south is so cold that it runs outdoors in winter.

The differences between the north and the south are different in terms of food, geographical conditions, temperature and folk customs. It's not too big, but there are certain differences.

The gap is huge. The north-south junction is probably Xuzhou, the only heating city in Jiangsu.

There is a big difference in diet, so I won't go into detail here.

Dialects vary greatly. Sometimes after several county dialects, they don't understand each other.

The gap between a city is so big, let alone the north and south of the Central Plains.

It's a big difference. There is still a difference between the north and the south of a province. The diet, habits, customs, and climate are all different. It's still different to speak, haha, some of them still don't understand. The difference is even greater in different provinces.

There is a big difference between the north and the south in China, the climate is also very different, and the food and customs are very large.

It should also be big, after all, there are regional differences, and there are many differences in a place, of course, it is also possible to absorb some northern and southern customs and seek common ground while reserving differences.

Pretty big. For example, this time we have heavy rain here in Hubei, and it almost flooded, but the north is very hot and rainless!

The degree of economic development in Jiangsu, southern Jiangsu and northern Jiangsu are almost two worlds, and the natural environment of Gansu spans five natural zones in the north and south.

The difference is still very large, the climate is different, people's living habits are different, and the diet is also different.

There will still be some differences.

After all, one is in the south and the other is in the north.

But these are nothing, I'm used to it.

The differences between the north and the south in China vary widely.

The biggest difference is that the north eats noodles and the south eats rice.

China has a vast land and vast resources, and there are great differences between the north and the south, such as climate change, humidity, eating habits, culture and other aspects.

There is a big difference in clothing, clothing, and food.

In terms of food, there is a lot of economic development.

Among the five provinces in China that straddle the north and the south, the province with the largest difference between the north and the south is Jiangsu, and the difference in development level between southern and northern Jiangsu is very large.

There is a big difference between the north and the south in the Central Plains. The eating habits and language characteristics of Anyang and Xinyang are completely different.

It depends on what the difference, if it is winter, the temperature difference is of course large, if it is economic, the south is a little better.

The Central Plains, also known as Zhongtu, Zhongzhou, and Huaxia, refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River centered on the area from Luoyang to Kaifeng. In a narrow sense, it refers to today's Henan Province, which belongs to the south. When corresponding to foreign races, the Central Plains also refers to China in general.

The Central Plains, which originally means "the wilderness in the middle of the world", is the birthplace of Chinese civilization and civilization, the cradle of the Chinese nation, and is regarded as the center of the world. With the great integration of the Chinese nation and the expansion of the Central Plains civilization, the Central Plains region gradually spread outward, expanding the exchanges between the Han nationality and various ethnic groups with the Central Plains culture as the core. The culturally advanced Chinese nation is called China because it is different from the four yi.

At the beginning of Chinese civilization, the regional name of Heluo in the world refers to the Heluo area, which has become the heart of the Central Plains because of the foundation laid by the Xia and Shang dynasties and the prosperity of Heluo culture. In the pre-Qin period, it was said that Luoyi (now Luoyang) was the center of the world.

Although in the view of the northeast region of our country, the Central Plains region is the south. In the Jiangnan region, it seems to be the north. However, from the perspective of the Qinling and Huaihe rivers, the geographical boundary between the north and south of China, the Central Plains should belong to the north.

In modern times, the Central Plains region is generally used in a broad sense and a narrow sense. In a broad sense, it often refers to the "middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River", with Henan Province as the main body, including the vast areas around Henan, including the southern part of Hebei Province, the southeastern part of Shanxi Province, the western part of Shandong Province, the northern part of Anhui Province, and the northwest part of Jiangsu Province. In a narrow sense, it refers specifically to Henan Province. From the perspective of the Qinling Huai River, the geographical demarcation line between the north and south of China, the Central Plains is located in the north of the Huai River in the Qinling Mountains, so the Central Plains should belong to the north.

The Central Plains is the northern region in the current sense. The north of the Yangtze River is now regarded as the north. The Central Plains, which is part of the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River, is mainly in today's Henan Province.

The Central Plains belongs to the north.

Geographically speaking, the line between the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River is what we often call the geographical dividing line between the north and south of China. There are obvious differences between the north and the south of this line, whether it is the natural conditions, agricultural production methods, geographical features and people's living customs. However, there are some folk exceptions, such as the friends of Guangdong, who generally refer to the north of Guangdong as the north.

The Central Plains, also known as Zhongtu, Zhongzhou, and Huaxia, refers to the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River centered on the area from Luoyang to Kaifeng. In a narrow sense, it refers to today's Henan Province. Therefore, the Central Plains is located north of the geographical dividing line between the north and south of China, and the Central Plains belongs to the north.

The Central Plains refers to the plain area of the middle and lower reaches of the Yellow River in central China, including Henan, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Hebei, Anhui and other provinces. The southeast refers to the southeast direction of the Central Plains, mainly including Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi and other provinces. Specifically, the area allocated to the southeast of the Central Plains includes, but is not limited to, Nanjing, Hangzhou, Fuzhou, Guangzhou, Nanning and other cities and their surrounding areas.

1.Henan belongs to the north (mostly).

2.Strictly speaking, Xinyang should belong to the south. China is divided into north and south, and is bounded by the Qinling Mountains and the Huai River, and most of Xinyang is south of the Huai River. The Huai River flows through Xinyang (in fact, the way of life in the north and south is in Xinyang, but it is different from the north, the south, such as rice is widely cultivated).

3.Central Plains is a kind of title in history, first Hebei, Henan, Shanxi this area is called the Central Plains, that is, the meaning of the middle of the Great Plains.

4.According to the current division, Henan belongs to Central China. China is divided into Northeast China, North China, Central China, South China, East China, Northwest China, Southwest China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and Hainan. This is the origin of the names of various universities, such as: Huazhong University of Science and Technology (Wuhan), Northeast Normal University, etc.

5.Central China includes: Henan, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi.

One of the birthplaces of ancient Chinese civilization in Henan, it is located in the Central Plains, whether in ancient times or now the national geographical location of Henan can be said to be very superior. Although Henan is located in the Central Plains, if it is divided into north and south, Henan should belong to the northern cities, and their living habits are basically similar to those of northerners. But there is a very special city in Henan, which belongs to the south in the eyes of northerners, but it belongs to the north in the eyes of southerners.

That city is Henan's - Xinyang, I don't know if there are any friends who know this city, Xinyang is indeed relatively low compared to Zhengzhou, Luoyang, Kaifeng These cities are indeed relatively low, but aside from the popularity, Xinyang can be said to be a very special city.

As a prefecture-level city in Henan, Xinyang should reasonably belong to the northern city, but because of its special geographical location, it is located south of the Huai River on the dividing line between the north and south regions of China, so it can be said that it is a southern city. And the real Xinyang is also a little more like the southern city.

First of all, Xinyang will not need heating in winter like northern cities, and the staple food is not mainly pasta. In addition, Xinyang is different from other cities in Henan in terms of life, culture, folk customs, and habits. Those who have been to Xinyang will find that Xinyang seems to be more similar to southern cities.

In Xinyang, people's staple food is mainly rice, which does not need heating in winter, and it also has Jianghuai characteristics in various eating habits and cooking techniques. And because Xinyang is very close to Hubei Province, it is somewhat similar to Hubei Province in some habits.

Even because of this special geographical location, Xinyang also has the regional culture of Yufeng Chuyun, although this special geographical location will make Xinyang a little embarrassed, but I think this geographical location is still good, and because of this special geographical location, Xinyang has become a very distinctive city.

Friends who are interested in Xinyang can come to Xinyang to travel, here is still good, there are many excellent tourism resources, such as Jigong Mountain, Nanwan Lake, Tangquan Pond, Lingshan Temple, King Kong Terrace, Hubei-Henan-Anhui Revolutionary Memorial Hall, etc. are all famous tourist attractions in Xinyang.

Finally, in addition to the scenic spots, its food is also not to be missed, Xinyang cuisine has been accumulated and developed for thousands of years, and it is very famous, so the famous Xinyang cuisine in Xinyang is a must-try.

Because people feel that the dividing line between north and south is the line of the Huai River in the Qinling Mountains, and the Huai River is located just south of Henan, people think that Henan is the north.

First of all, Henan is located north of the Qinling-Huai River line (the Qinling-Huai River line is the symbol that distinguishes the north and the south in China). Secondly, the staple food of Henan people is pasta, which is very northern. Moreover, many of the living habits of Henan people are similar to those of northerners, such as Henan people who eat dumplings during the Chinese New Year.

The places north of the Huai River in the Qinling Mountains are called the northern region, and Henan is located in the Central Plains, and the Central Plains is the place where the north and the south blend.

Dongyi, Nanman, Beidi and Xirong.

Siyi is the general name of the ancient books for all ethnic groups in the four directions outside of Middle Earth, that is, the collective name of Dongyi, Nanman, Beidi and Xirong. "Shangshu Da Yu Mo": "No slackness, no waste, four Yi to the king"; "Mencius Liang Hui Wang":

visit China and Fu Siyi"; "The Book of Rites: The Imperial System": "Yi in the east, Rong in the west, Barbarian in the south, and Di in the north." "Spring and Autumn" recorded in the thirty-second year of Zhuang Gong:

Winter, Di Vaxing. This is the first time that Di appears in the "Spring and Autumn Period". At this time, Jin Xiangong was in power, and the relationship with Di people was complicated, but Rong and Di were often confused.

China's Rongyi, the people of the five directions, all have sex and cannot be moved. Dongfang said Yi, who was tattooed, and there were people who did not eat fire. The south is said to be barbaric, carved and crossed, and there are people who do not eat fire.

In the West, it is said that Rong, who is clothed and skinned, has no grain eaters. In the north, it is said that Di, who lives in caves with clothes and feathers, and there are no grain eaters.