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When I was in college, my classmates from other provinces actually had a very deep misunderstanding of my hometown, which is in Shanxi, a large coal province. Many students think that everyone in Shanxi will dig coal and work in coal mines. They will also think that Shanxi people drink vinegar every day, or put a lot of vinegar in their meals every day.

In fact, there are a lot of people working in coal mines in Shanxi, but there are also a lot of people working in other industries, such as some civil servants or some people in the service industry. Although our whole family works in coal mines, there are many different types of work, and it does not necessarily mean that everyone who works in coal mines needs to go to the front line to dig coal.

Many people will think that Shanxi Province is very polluted, because Shanxi is a big coal province, in fact, this is not the case, take my hometown of Jincheng, Shanxi Province, for example, Shanxi Jincheng is actually a national second-class forest reserve, the environment is very beautiful. Compared to the smog in the big cities now, there is no such serious pollution in our side at all.

There are still many people who think that Shanxi people have to put a lot of vinegar every time they eat, but in fact, Shanxi people prefer to eat sour things, but because the old vinegar made in Shanxi is relatively famous. So it will cause such a misunderstanding, in fact, Shanxi people do not need to put vinegar every time they eat, and they will not put a lot of vinegar, but they just like the sour taste.

In many cases, it is because some people have not seen how the locals live, but have only heard about it elsewhere, or have heard it on some news and use more arbitrary ideas to judge. There will be a certain misunderstanding of the living habits of other provinces. If you really want to know about the lifestyle or culture of the locals, it is best to take a walk on your own.

Although it is more convenient to travel now, relatively speaking, some provinces are still easy to cause some misunderstandings. For example, I think that Foshan people will have no shadow feet, Shandong people will be excavators, Mongolia is living in yurts, whether you have to ride a horse or something to school. I'm from Jiangxi, to be honest, Jiangxi is a province with a relatively low sense of existence, and many people don't even know that the provincial capital city of Jiangxi is **, let's talk about these misunderstandings briefly.

Mix with flour crockpot soup

Nanchang people love to eat, but relatively speaking, the most famous thing in Nanchang should be mixed noodles and crockpot soup, so many people will think that we are not eating these things all day long. Although there are many shops that sell mixed powder and crockpot soup, we also eat other breakfasts, such as steamed buns, steamed buns, fried dough sticks, xiaolongbao, and soy milk. It's not every day that you eat crockpot soup.

Porcelain

If you want to talk about the most famous business card in Jiangxi, it should be the porcelain of Jingdezhen, so some outsiders may think that we Jiangxi people are very good at porcelain, and ask how to choose porcelain, in fact, most of us don't know, even as a local person in Jingdezhen, it is impossible to say that all people know a lot about porcelain. I think it's easy to misunderstand people when they think of the name of a city, and then think that everyone in the area should be good at it.

Old Revolutionary Area

When it comes to Jiangxi, everyone's reaction should be that kind of old revolutionary area, relatively poor and backward, maybe it will be associated with those caves in Yan'an, although our economy is average, but it will not be very poor and backward, and the housing prices in Nanchang are indeed more wonderful, when the housing prices in Changsha were more than 6,000, Nanchang was already over 10,000, the more expensive the more people bought, so there are still a lot of local tyrants in Nanchang.

I think China is so big and rich, I should go out and walk more, so that I can learn about the local customs and find that the city is actually different from what I imagined, and there will not be so many misunderstandings.

I don't think there is any misunderstanding, but I actually know my hometown very well.

Some people think that Henan is not credible.

Some people think that Shanxi drinks vinegar.

It is normal for people to have misunderstandings if they have never lived, as long as everyone discusses them harmoniously.

Shandong people, often asked by classmates, Shandong people can drive excavators are a lot of people, in fact, really not, at least there are few people I know around me who can drive.

They all thought that people in the Northeast were better able to drink, and they all thought that people in Sichuan could eat spicy food.

I may think that my hometown is relatively backward and poor.

I'm from Henan, and my classmates always ask if your rice is not noodles?

I always thought that my classmates in the north didn't like bathing very much, but they still took a bath often when they came to our south.

In Shaanxi, my friends thought that my family lived in a cave, slept on the kang, and would sing "The Blossom of Shandandan is Red and Yanyan", and only ate noodles.

As a northerner who came to the south, I mistakenly thought that the bathhouses in the south were formal places.

Everyone's hometown will be more or less misunderstood by others。For example, when we meet Mongolians, the first thing we think of is that they will live in yurts, there are vast grasslands, we can ride horses and gallop on them, and every household drinks fresh goat's milk. As soon as I heard that the other party was from Shandong, I would joke that you would all drive excavators there.

But is this really the case? Let's talk about it together.

Friend C said; "I'm from Inner Mongolia. When I first went to university, my classmates would always ask me, "Do you have a grassland there?" Do you all go to school on horseback?

Do you want to test horseback archery or something? "The weirdest time was when someone asked me, 'Do you have any carvings there?' I remember that once the branch venue of the Spring Festival Gala was set up in our Inner Mongolia, and the other branch venues were all peaceful singing and dancing.

We all wore traditional costumes, rode horses, and circled around the campfire in the snow and ice. The most impressive thing was when a child took a hard bite of ice cream. I was so cool in my heart at the time:

It's over, so many years of explanations have been in vain. ”

There is no misunderstanding, my hometown is a small city of the 18th tier.

There are also people in Guizhou who don't eat spicy food.

I feel like everyone in my hometown speaks Mongolian.

I think we're very rich here.