The first place where aliens came was Guangdong. Why?

To love animals is to love ourselves\r\n\r\nThe author once saw a little joke: It is said that if Beijingers catch an alien, they will send it to a museum for display. It’s the cultural atmosphere; if Shanghainese catch an alien, they will think about how to sell it at a good price, which is called business acumen; if Cantonese catch an alien, they will skin it clean and cook it in a pot. Soup, and called it "space bird porridge"! (There is absolutely no intention to mock the Cantonese people) \r\n\r\n After laughing, think about whether the epidemic of SARS is nature's abuse of human beings. What about the severe punishment for catching and eating wild animals? Or is nature sounding a heavy warning to humans who destroy the ecological balance? \r\n\r\n We have always said that animals are friends of humans. However, after all is said and done, in order to satisfy their own appetites, some people are doing things like burning harps and boiling cranes and wasting natural resources. Many rare, beautiful and lovely wild animals have come out of the frying pan and onto the dining table, and have been eaten by gourmets. \r\n\r\n We really need to wake up. Is it hygienic to eat wild animals that have not been quarantined? Are wild animals really so delicious and nutritious? Is it really healthy to eat wild animals? Is it a symbol of status? Should food culture also have a correct direction? The author appeals: Stop hunting and eating wild animals indiscriminately! If the ecological balance is seriously damaged, there will be a disaster more terrifying than SARS. to the heads of humans. When our animal friends disappear from the earth one by one, it is finally the turn of humans themselves. \r\n\r\n To care for animals is to care for ourselves.