What is it like to live in a place where the people are fierce?

I think it's a very heroic experience to live in a place where the B&B is strong, because the people there are very welcoming. No matter what they do, they don't get too close to the details. In the case of enthusiasm and informality.

You'll feel like you've fully integrated into the local people. Expired hero-like life.

When I went to the Northeast for the first time to live for a period of time, I found that everyone there was really very tough, not to mention the figure, all of them were very tall and strong, my height of 1.6 meters was there, it was like living in a giant country, and the way they spoke was also very rushing, and every time I communicated with them, I would be cautious, for fear of angering them.

It is a good experience to live in a place where the folk customs are strong, because my hometown is in Inner Mongolia, where the scenery is charming, and it belongs to the nomadic people, in fact, here in Inner Mongolia, I personally think that the folk customs are more strong, so I have cultivated my manly spirit since I was a child, so that I can do things very bravely and not flinch, I think this is very good, and I can effectively exercise myself.

When I was young, I was most afraid of going to my aunt's house, which was in a small village in a ravine. Every time I go, not only do I have to change trains, but the mountain road is very bumpy, and the local people are also very tough. The communication between people is very direct, and the speech is never rounded.

There are no secrets between neighbors, and you don't have to lock the door when you sleep at night. I am not used to living in the city, but what I admire the most is that the village is very united, no matter who is in trouble, everyone will lend a hand, and they are also united in the face of critical moments. Therefore, there are many kinds of folk customs, and everything is multifaceted.

I have lived in the Inner Mongolia steppe for a while, and I feel that the herdsmen there are very simple and heroic, they generally eat meat and drink a lot, although life is very difficult, but they are naturally optimistic and can do happiness in the harsh natural environment.

I was born in the Northeast, and I feel that the people around me are more strong, what does it mean to be strong? It's that when he eats, he has a very bold personality, and when he drinks, he drinks one bite at a time.

But for someone like me, who was born in Tohoku but doesn't drink, it's also a pleasure to see them drink.

Once if there was Russia in the United States, the people of the first country could not say that the folk customs were like that, people were adventurous and optimistic, no matter how much or less the salary had their own way, the northeast people of our country were more bold and drank in big gulps, absolutely unambiguous.