How do you feel if you are told by Shanghainese in public that you are not from Shanghai?

I have always felt that Shanghainese are good at talking, and dressing has always been at the forefront of fashion. Sometimes I wonder if I am from Shanghai. Do you find it funny?

In my opinion, the feeling that Shanghainese is said to be "very kind of you, unlike Shanghainese" should be the same as that of a friend from other provinces and cities who comes to Shanghai to study, develop and travel.

Look at your heart.

There may still be a difference. It is said that many Shanghainese are "unlike Shanghainese" in Shanghai. If you are told by a Shanghainese in your hometown, "You are not like a foreigner".

It is estimated that we can turn our faces directly, and Shanghainese will inevitably be accused. It is estimated that this is discrimination against foreigners who go overseas, and Shanghainese have a sense of superiority. Who will boast that "you really don't look like xx people"? This is obviously an insult to people's hometown. If you tell your northeast friends that you really don't look like a northeast person, will you be scolded by many people?

But strangely, it is said that Shanghainese are not like Shanghainese in Shanghai. Most of them are embarrassed to turn their faces directly, turn their faces or be unhappy. Sometimes they will be criticized: people say that you are not like Shanghainese and praise you. You don't know good or bad.

It's amazing. In the same way, Shanghainese say that foreigners have superiority, and foreigners say that Shanghainese have superiority and will not be criticized.

This may be the reason for the westernization of Shanghainese. In a word, Shanghainese have their own advantages.