Do you know these cold facts about Jiangxi?

Jiangxi, referred to as "Gan". It is located on the south bank of the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze River in the central southeast of my country, bordering Zhejiang and Fujian to the east, Guangdong to the south, Hunan to the west, Hubei and Anhui to the north, and the Yangtze River. It connects to the three towns of Wuhan above and Nanjing and Shanghai below. It looks up to Meiguan in the south, overlooks the Lingnan Mountains and reaches Guangzhou. It has a superior geographical location and has been known as "the head of Wu and the tail of Chu, Guangdong and Minting" since ancient times. Jiangxi is surrounded by mountains and rivers, with beautiful scenery and unique geographical environment, which makes it rich in tourism resources.

First, Jiangxi people like eating spicy food very much

When it comes to eating spicy food, the first two cities that people think of may be Sichuan and Hunan, but I went to Jiangxi Later, I discovered that the spiciness in Sichuan really doesn’t matter. No matter what kind of chili pepper can be put on the dinner table, the biggest fool I have ever been was when people in Jiangxi said this dish is not spicy! To sum up, Sichuan eats spicy food, Hunan eats spicy food, and Jiangxi food is simply spicy.

Second, Jiangxi people like to eat rice noodles very much

What Jiangxi people who wander outside miss most is a bowl of rice noodles. There are many special rice noodles in various places in Jiangxi, such as Nanchang Mixed Noodles, Pingxiang Fried Noodles, Xinyu Pickled Noodles, etc., Jiangxi is also the province with the largest sales of rice noodles in the country. This shows how much Jiangxi people love rice noodles. Jiangxi rice noodles have a relatively low presence among rice noodles in the country, but the sales volume of Jiangxi rice noodles is the largest. The daily sales volume of rice noodles in Jiangxi Province is about 1,000 tons.

Third, the education level of colleges and universities in Jiangxi is not high

Jiangxi people are very good at reading, but Jiangsu is not as good as Jiangxi. Jiangxi is one of the few provinces that does not have 985 colleges and universities. A 211 university, which has led to many Jiangxi people not returning to Jiangxi to develop after being admitted to schools outside the province. The main reason for Jiangxi's slow development is still the lack of talents.

Fourth, Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province, has the largest uranium mine in Asia. In the 1960s and 1970s, it made a considerable contribution to my country's national defense and its atomic bomb manufacturing, but it is now abandoned.

Fifth, the betrothal gifts in Jiangxi are not as high as rumored, and there are no unified standards in various places. The rumors make Jiangxi girls feel helpless. Each city has its own standards, and even the neighboring counties are different, so feel free to marry a Jiangxi girl, and the girl will pay back some dowry. If the woman’s family has a younger brother or is planning to buy a house, the bride price cannot be taken away.

Sixth, Jiangxi dialect can be divided into 7 major dialect areas, namely Mandarin dialect, Wu dialect, Hunan dialect, Cantonese dialect, Gan dialect, Min dialect and Hakka dialect. , mainly in Gan dialect. With Nanchang as the center, Xinyu, Yichun, Ji'an, Fuzhou, Yingtan and Jingdezhen are all relatively close dialects of Gan. Wu dialect is mainly spoken in Shangrao, and Hakka dialect is mainly spoken in southern Gansu. However, the dialect spoken in Ganzhou City is Southwest Mandarin, which is very similar to Guilin dialect and is different from the Hakka dialect in surrounding counties and cities. So please don’t let a Jiangxi person speak Jiangxi dialect, because there is no Jiangxi dialect in Jiangxi. Everyone speaks the dialect of each city, county, town, township, and village, and they are as different as a chicken from a hilltop apart. The kind that you can't understand.

Seventh, Jiangxi Province gave birth to 325 founding generals, accounting for 1/5 of the total number of founding generals in the country. It is the province with the largest number of founding generals.

Eighth, the rural houses in Jiangxi are particularly beautiful, surpassing those in rural areas in most provinces across the country, especially in the north.

Ninth, Ganzhou City in Jiangxi Province is larger than Taiwan Island, with 39,000 square kilometers in Ganzhou and 36,000 square kilometers in Taiwan.

Tenth, Jiangxi people are actually quite indifferent to the friendly way of calling outsiders "old cousin". Jiangxi Laobiao is famous throughout the country. In Jiangxi, laobiao collectively refers to cousins. Cousins, uncles, cousins, and cousins ??can all be called laobiao.

Eleventh, the long-lasting topic among the people of Jiangxi will always be the fight between Jiujiang, Shangrao, and Ganzhou for the second place, and the gossip among the people of the whole province about Nanchang.

Twelfth, Jiangxi camphor tree is the capital of medicine in China. There is a slogan that the medicine is not effective if the medicine is not in the camphor tree, and the medicine is not good enough in the camphor tree.

Thirteenth, Jiangxi’s population loss is particularly serious, especially among young adults.

Some rural areas in Jiangxi are almost empty, and many people choose to go to big cities to work hard.

Fourteenth, Jiangxi is also called Akarin Province, which is a province with no sense of existence. It has unique natural conditions, including the largest freshwater lake, the porcelain capital Jingdezhen, old revolutionary areas, Lushan Mountain, Longhu Mountain, etc. Jiangxi's economy seems average and is known as the economic basin. In fact, Jiangxi is not poor at all. Its economic growth rate ranks first in the central region. Unfortunately, many people complain that it is the "Akarin Province" and all kinds of railways and infrastructure are "bypassed". "Jiangxi, therefore, lives in a joke.

Fifteenth, although Jiangxi’s name is Jiangxi, Jiangxi’s tourism is often characterized by mountains rather than water, such as Lushan Mountain, Jinggang Mountain, Sanqing Mountain, Longhu Mountain, etc.

Sixteenth, Jiangxi has three treasures: clay pot soup, steamed pork with rice flour and three cups of chicken. At the same time, Jiangxi people love soup and spicy food, but it seems that few people from other provinces know these characteristics.

17. Jiangxi produces beauties. It is said that the closer you get to the north, the more beautiful girls there are. The most beautiful girls in Jiangxi are from Jiujiang, especially Xiushui, Jiujiang, which is known as China's "beauty nest" . Jiangxi girls are very good-looking, and the movie star Chen Hong, known as "the most beautiful woman in the mainland", is from Shangrao, Jiangxi.

18. Jiangxi is an old revolutionary area. The cradle of the revolution is in Jinggangshan, the birthplace of the People's Liberation Army, and the place where the first military flag of the People's Army was raised in Nanchang. It is the old red capital and the cradle of the Communist Party of China. In Ruijin and the world-famous Long March of 25,000 miles, it started from Ruijin.

19. Jiangxi people attach great importance to their hometown. No matter how long they have settled in the city, they will always build a house in their hometown village. Each village in Jiangxi has a unique surname, so the largest and best building in the village is usually the ancestral hall.

20. Ganzhou is the largest city in Jiangxi, even larger than Taiwan Island. People in Ganzhou (at the junction) have to go to the city, well, it may be farther than leaving the province!

Generally speaking, Jiangxi is a province with a low sense of presence in China. Because of its low profile, it often happens that good things don’t go out and bad things spread thousands of miles. Therefore, many people have a lot of misunderstandings about Jiangxi people. In fact, the betrothal gifts in Jiangxi are not that exaggerated, and the quality of Jiangxi people is not that low. Why do so many people in Jiangxi go out to work? Is it because they want to live a good life? Otherwise, who would be willing to leave their hometown?