What do northerners think when southerners say "What are you looking at" to northerners?

As an authentic Northeastern, if a southerner says to me, what are you staring at? My first reaction was that he was challenging me. This provocative remark may be to fight with me. As a Northeastern, it's all the same when people tell you what you're looking at. Stand up and pull the clothes on your arm. Don't wear long sleeves, just pull your pants. Then point your finger at each other, stare at each other and say loudly, look at you!

If the other party admits cowardice, we will continue to do our own thing, if the other party continues to scream. Then don't talk nonsense with him, rolling up your sleeves is a beating. Small sample, you can still bully us in the northeast. Many people say that we northeast people are brutal and violent. We like to solve some things by force. This is our folk custom. There is no way to change this. If you think our northeast is not good, don't come.

In college, there were two girls in the dormitory, both from the south, Fujian and Zhejiang. I still remember the first time we chatted together. They didn't dare to say that our Northeast was not good, because they thought our Northeast girls were tough, but after getting along for a long time, they felt that the Northeast was magical, and Harbin gave them more warm and kind feelings.

Northeasters are really bad-tempered. You can swallow your humiliation when you are bullied, and your friend will do anything for his friend when he is bullied. In summer, we like to brag outside. In winter, I brag about eating hot pot. Here, I have never heard of people who touch porcelain, nor have I heard of people who kidnap children. We are all very kind. When you are in danger, just shout loudly and many brave people will come out to help you.

Don't tell the northeast people, what are you staring at? You can put it another way: Brother, why are you looking at me? In that case, maybe you will become good friends.