What are the comments of Shanghainese, Cantonese and Beijingers?

Guangdong people can eat, Shanghai people can wear, and Beijing people can live.

There are too many characteristics, so I'll just say one, in terms of dressing.

Shanghainese say Beijingers: Where is the connotation? Wearing a famous brand is just like a model. Signs are big icons, for fear that others will not see them. I don't know. It's old-fashioned to wear famous brands.

Shanghai people say Guangzhou people: they don't know how to wear clothes at all, and they don't know what famous brands are, let alone the concept of famous brands. They dress indiscriminately, A Xiang.

Beijingers say Shanghainese: Pay attention to being generous in clothes. Don't be stingy like Shanghainese, wear famous brands and big icons. I want people to know that I am wearing a famous brand, and I will go my own way. Shanghai people want others to know, but they are not generous. A small symbol on the chest, a small icon on the back of the collar, what is hidden? We are not good at this.

Beijingers say Guangzhou people: What a hillbilly. If you don't know the famous brand, it doesn't count. You wear everything in the street.

Guangzhou people say Shanghainese: When Beijing people say something wrong (the word "you" is missing two horizontal lines, which means it is meaningless), Shanghainese are (yes) well dressed (well dressed) and insist on (even) burying it (meaning hiding the head and revealing the tail).

Guangzhou people say Beijingers: Beijingers are ridiculous, and the whole fruit (one) broke out, exaggerating to death. I (or) Guangzhou people are the most practical, thinking about (wearing) what (doing), having money to bask in (the greatest significance), being chic and free, and talking to people (no one says). Order what you want. I like to be rich without (not) wearing famous brands, being rolled around (cheated) and being praised (are you arrogant)?