Is there any basis for some people to say that northerners will look at the sky, and southerners wi

This is a folk saying, there is still a certain basis, the north is dry farming, depending on the solar terms of farming, the weather determines the quality of the harvest, so the northerners look at the sky. The south is hilly and rainy, so there is no need to worry about the water source, and more focus is on the location selection of some cultivated land in the south.

Of course, there is a basis for this kind of thing, the weather in the north is more changeable, so the northerners will pay special attention to the weather, and there is a lot of agricultural cultivation in the south, so the southerners are more good at looking at the land.

Northerners will look at the sky, and southerners will look at the ground, probably because the land in the north is relatively barren and the cultivation type of crops is relatively simple, so they will plant related crops through weather conditions, while there are more land types in the south, and they can grow a variety of crops and different types of crops on different lands.

This is determined by the geographical and climatic factors of the north and the south, the north is colder, the south is warmer, so the northerners will look at the sky, because they want to prevent snow, and the south has a beautiful environment, superior geography and beautiful scenery, so the southerners will look at the ground.

Northerners will look at the sky, and southerners will look at the ground", there is a certain basis for this statement, because it rains almost every day in the south, so the weather can be judged according to the condition of the land.

Northerners look at the sky, southerners look at the earth. I think it's probably because southerners don't distinguish between east and west. It may also have something to do with the fact that northerners speak more straightforwardly and have a more bold personality, while southerners speak more tactfully.

Southerners can look at the land refers to the ancient people believed that southerners knew the fortunes of people living on this land by looking at a piece of land, and northerners could look at the sky to mean that northerners could judge future weather changes by looking at the sky.

Because the weather changes greatly in the north, the temperature change in the south is not particularly obvious, so this sentence was produced, in fact, there is still a certain scientific truth in this sentence.

There is a difference between southerners and northerners looking at astronomy and geography, and it will rain every day in the rainy season in the south, and it will be known whether it rains or not and how dry and wet the ground is.

This may have something to do with their living habits and environment, but geography is a discipline in natural science, and ancient people would look at the stars, regardless of north and south.

I think this is the long-term accumulated experience of the working people in ancient China, and there is a certain amount of truth.

This is a folk saying, passed down by word of mouth, and passed down by the elders.

This statement is also an old folk saying, and it is really hard to say what it is based on, and word of mouth has become a theorem. ‍‍

It's not much, there are always there. Some places have more, others have less, it depends on where in the south. One is from the north to the south to work hard, one is to play, one is some units retired and then the south to retire, one is to have children working in the south and come to live in the south with their children.

Since China's reform and opening up, there has been a large flow of personnel. Our country is vast, north and south, east and west, coastal, inland and inland, urban and rural differences, water flows to low places, and people go to the good. It has become a trend to move from the upper reaches to the middle and lower reaches, from the mountains to the plains, from the countryside to the towns, from the west to the east, from the inland to the coast, and from the north to the south.

The Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, the Yellow River Delta, the coast, and the cities and towns in the south have become migratory places, some through study, some part-time jobs, and some businessmen, all of whom are going to these places.

For example, I Guangxi, the mountains and rivers are beautiful, the longevity of the land, the famous Bama, it has attracted a lot of northerners to take office, the development of several cities in the Beibu Gulf, but also attracted a lot of gold diggers from the north, I Dawuzhou Xiaocenxi is the stone capital and the hometown of longevity, but also attracted some outsiders to come in to invest, work, pension and live. In the south and along the coast, the economy of southern cities is relatively better than that of the north, the climate and environment are better than those in the north, and the popularity is strong, and it is more suitable for study, work and life.

There are quite a lot, now there are no geographical restrictions, since ancient times, the south has been richer, and most of the light industry is in the south, which is more suitable for workers, so people from the bitter cold land in the north have poured into the south.

Chinese have the right to free movement within the territory, which is clearly stipulated in the Constitution!

This is a nonsensical question, the northerners in the south or the southerners in the north naturally have their own historical reasons or their own admiration of freedom before they want to come, and most of them are disgusted with the poverty and beauty of their hometowns. Do today's young people have the old concept of inheritance? In the past, the older generation knew that the inheritance of this thing only stayed in place and did not marry or travel far, and most people went out because of survival, because the place was underdeveloped or poor, or their private unspeakable privacy, so they left their hometown and got used to living in a good place.

In the past, people could travel by car, but it was very difficult to take root in other places, and the countryside was sent back to the city, but now the policy is open, and people in the north and south can choose to take root in a foreign land in order to pursue a more suitable lifestyle for themselves. Therefore, policy restrictions and restrictions for some reasons are also the key to not coming, and it is difficult to solve them, so they can only return to their hometowns to build their own small hometowns. This is the case for most people who come to first-tier cities.

Do you think there are fewer southerners in the north?