What are the characteristics of the North and the South, and what are the characteristics of the Nor

1. After the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Wei Shu and Wu first appeared.

The Three Kingdoms were established, followed by the brief unification of the Western Jin Dynasty and the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

In a corner of partial security, when the Eastern Jin Dynasty was partial to security, there were five Hu and sixteen countries established by ethnic minorities in the north.

Finally, the Northern Wei Dynasty. The north was unified, and after the end of the Northern Wei regime, it was the Northern Qi.

and the Northern Zhou Dynasty, after the collapse of the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the south, the Southern Song Qi Liang Chen was established, and there were so many regimes in nearly 370 years, and the regime changes were frequent.

2. In terms of class relations and class structure, the clan gate valve system was formed in the Wei and Jin dynasties, which had a significant impact on national politics, and the clan held the political power, blocking the road for the Han people to enter the political power, which led to political darkness and political turmoil in the later period, and the formation of the gate valve system was the strengthening of the personal dependence of the peasants on the landlords, and the emergence of tenants and the tribal system.

Climatic differences: Not only does the rainy season last for a long time, but flooding is also common in the south due to the concentration of precipitation in summer and autumn. However, North China and Northwest China have less precipitation and poor ability to store water and resist drought, so they are facing a serious "water shortage".

Dietary differences: Southerners love rice and rice noodles, while traditional northerners (North and Northwest) prefer pasta. Industrial Differences:

The south is light and the north is heavy. Due to the influence of factors such as resources and location, China's industrial layout has the regional characteristics of light in the south and heavy in the north, that is, heavy industry in northern China is dominated by heavy industry, and light industry in southern China is relatively developed. <

1. Climate differences: not only the rainy season lasts for a long time in the south, but also floods often occur due to the concentration of precipitation in summer and autumn. However, the lack of precipitation in North China and Northwest China, coupled with excessive reclamation and grazing, and poor ability to store water and resist drought, are facing a serious "water shortage", which affects the production and life of the local people.

2. Dietary differences: Southerners love to eat rice and rice noodles, and traditional northerners (North and Northwest) like pasta, which is actually related to the different agricultural production structures in the north and south. The climate in southern China is hot and rainy, and the arable land is mainly paddy fields, so local farmers grow rice with high temperature and rainy growth habits according to local conditions.

However, northern China has less precipitation and lower temperatures, and most of the cultivated land is dry land, which is suitable for the growth of dry and cold-tolerant wheat. The so-called "what you grow and what you eat", over time, has developed the traditional eating habits of the south and the north.

3. Industrial differences: light in the south and heavy in the north. Due to the influence of factors such as resources and location, China's industrial layout has the regional characteristics of light in the south and heavy in the north, that is, heavy industry in northern China is dominated by heavy industry, and light industry in southern China is relatively developed.

The main reason for this phenomenon is that northern China is rich in mineral resources such as coal, petroleum, and iron ore, so it has gradually formed an industrial structure dominated by heavy industries such as mining, metallurgy, and machinery manufacturing. However, there are many high-end industrial raw materials such as rare metals, precious metals and non-ferrous metals in southern China, but there is a lack of basic industrial raw materials such as coal and oil, while the south has strong capital and technical force, so it chooses to develop industrial types with less raw materials and fuel consumption, so the light industry is relatively developed.