What is the experience of northerners going to school in the south? What is the difference between the two places?

Generally, when we go to college, we will go far away, some even study abroad, and some northerners go to the south to study, and also want to feel the local conditions and customs in the south. However, as a native northerner, you must have a lot of discomfort when you come to the south, no matter in living habits, diet, climate and so on. There is a big gap. After all, the north and the south are far apart.

One: Dietary problems.

The biggest gap between north and south should be the problem of diet. If you are used to eating rice in the north and then going to the south, you may not get used to it. After all, southerners like to eat rice, and the food they eat is relatively light, mostly steamed and light. However, the taste of northerners is still relatively heavy. All kinds of spicy and heavy flavors are very fragrant. After eating them, you may really get used to it and lose weight in a few days.

Two: climate issues.

Everyone thinks that the climate in the south is generally warmer, while the climate in the north is very cold. But you didn't know until you went to the south that it is warm in winter in the north, so you can wear clothes. But you went to the south and really froze to death. It was really not as warm as it was outside, and the weather was often wet, so it was difficult to dry the washed clothes. This is the difference between the north and the south.

Three: language problems.

Although everyone may speak Mandarin when they go to college, some Putonghua doesn't mean the same thing, just like a rice word means two things in two places. When we meet, we often ask if we have eaten. Our meals in the north cover all meals, but when you go to the south, you will know that other people's meals only refer to white rice, so many times jokes will come.

However, I think it's better for universities to go out for a walk more. You can see the world more, and what you see is as different as what you see in books.