Which city is more xenophobic? Someone who has experienced it will say thank you first

Both Shanghai and Beijing are more xenophobic. It doesn't feel the same way. Beijingers have a strong sense of political superiority, so everyone is inferior.

New Year's Day this year at Beijing Railway Station. I had an experience. I was waiting for the train near the train station, and since it was a 2 pm train, I arrived in the morning (for fear of traffic jams).

Idle and waiting at a bookstore near the train station. I bought three books there and read them in his bookstore. I thought it was a natural thing to do.

After all, we also bought books. Who knew that it didn't take long for the boss lady to feel it. And with a look of boredom.

Hehe: This is one of my experiences in Beijing. I haven't been to Shanghai, but I heard that everyone there is poor, so it should be like this.

Xenophobia: 1, Shanghai, 2, Beijing.

Shenzhen is better.

Shanghai, Beijing is okay.

But if you rely on this to decide your future work and family, I think it's a bit unreliable.

Shanghai is very xenophobic, always feels that it is the best, very self-righteous. In their eyes, the outsiders are poor, very backward

Shanghai, with its xenophobia, looks down on outsiders, and always feels that they are the best in the world.

Yes, I came to Suzhou to go to university, because I am from another province and a rural hukou, they look down on people, and say that rural people have no quality, I want to ask, I spend money to buy public goods, you use mine, I drag me to sweep the ground, I don't sweep a bunch of hair on the ground, and I also pour the toilet garbage, a year, I do it for a year, it's not that I want to do it, it's that I really can't stand it so sloppy, why don't I have quality, they are clean and beautiful in front of their classmates, but who knows what they are like in the dormitory.

Yes, once in Beijing to watch the flag-raising ceremony in Tiananmen Square, and then I was xenophobic by the locals.

I have never been xenophobic by big cities, but I have been pitted many times by non-metered taxis in small cities.

The richer the city, the more xenophobic it becomes. In fact, it is either xenophobic, or it is dislike the poor and love the rich. If your assets are higher than theirs, do you think they will still reject you?

I went to Shanghai to travel and was called a little red guy by the locals, this kind of thing is too common, what can I do The gap between the rich and the poor is very large.

Traveling abroad, I met a family in Shanghai, and then because of the same itinerary, they were all Chinese, so they stayed together for a day. After getting along, I feel that Shanghainese are okay, not so stingy, but one thing that is uncomfortable is that I always feel that I am an international metropolis, and all of you in the mainland are from the countryside. I'm from Chengdu, and they think Chengdu is a small place, and we have expensive housing prices in Shanghai, and we are a big place.

I also lived in Beijing for a few years, the xenophobic one in Beijing. I can't put it into words. I'm short of words.

The xenophobia in Shanghai and Beijing is institutional, and I really don't feel that the locals are locals. When it comes to people's xenophobia, there is still nothing more than Chengdu.

I'm a native of a big city (Shanghai), and Shanghai xenophobia is real, and my parents have been like this, and I hate it too