What gifts should southerners give to friends in the north?

I am from the Northeast, but I grew up and lived in the South for more than 20 years before returning to the Northeast, so I know more or less about the living customs in the South and I would like to share my views. Because I live in the beautiful city of Hangzhou, I have some understanding of local life. I think Hangzhou's world-famous silk is particularly famous, and it would be very grand to give a silk dress to a friend.

Although it is not very hot in the north, it is still useful in the hot dog days, because it is a fashionable piece of clothing with such good quality and material. I believe your northern friends will be very satisfied. And your friends will also look cool, because a set of fashionable and beautiful clothes can make your friends have a high rate of returning, and your friends will be even happier receiving such gifts.

For other commodities in Hangzhou City, such as West Lake Longjing tea, West Lake lotus root powder, West Lake Tianzhu chopsticks, Zhang Xiaoquan scissors, Wang Xingji fans, etc., you can also give some of these small items as appropriate gifts. After all, they are small and easy to carry. When you use it in your life, your northern friends will also think of you when they see things and people, and they will be more aware of your intentions. It is not recommended to give food as a gift, because many southern snacks are not used to Northeastern people. They are mostly sweet, while the Northeastern population is heavy and basically likes to eat salty snacks.

I have a special experience. My husband is from the north. When I like to add sugar when cooking, I usually add less sugar. I even cook some dishes in two flavors, sweet and salty. , otherwise they all eat salty food, and I am not used to it, so cooking at home is very troublesome. Although it is much better now than before, there are still differences.

In short, I think it is more practical to give gifts to northerners, not mainly food, but some daily necessities. But now with the reform and opening up, goods from the north and the south are circulating, and no one cares about gifts anymore. As long as friends get together, drink some tea and have a meal with each other, it's also good. If you must give something away, I suggest giving something to wear and use, not food.

I really don’t know what high school students like right now. Maybe electronic products will be his favorite.

I am from Shandong and have worked and lived in Guangzhou for 10 years. Let me talk about my views and the embarrassing gifts I have given.

I suggest that it is better to send electronic products, clothing and accessories.

For example, a creative watch will look very cool when worn by your friends; a set of trendy clothes will most likely make your friend the most handsome boy in school; a unique bag will also make your friend look very cool. There will be a very high return rate. We all know that these products are abundant in the south, and their quality and reputation are good. Your friends will be very happy when they receive these gifts and realize your thoughtfulness.

I don’t recommend sending food, this is a trap! Tell me about my experience.

Before I graduated from college, I didn’t eat spicy food because my mother had stomach problems, so there were almost no chili peppers on the table at home. After I arrived in Guangzhou, the first thing I learned was to eat chili peppers. It’s not that Cantonese people like to eat chili peppers, but Cantonese food is too light. As someone who is used to eating Shandong food that’s oily and salty, I really can’t swallow Cantonese food. For example: green vegetables have no taste, just like boiled ones; and the plain-cut chicken not only has no taste, but also has blood... There are too many, but after living in Guangzhou for two years, I was conquered by Cantonese food. Now, I have completely fallen in love with Cantonese food. I like the sweetness of "boiled vegetables" and the unique original taste of "white-cut chicken". Now there is no Cantonese food that I don't like to eat. Quite fickle!

Let’s talk about the embarrassing gifts I gave. I only adapted to Cantonese food after living in Guangdong for two years. My family did not have this adaptation process, but I ignored this. The gifts I gave in the past few years were very embarrassing.

I have given sausages as gifts. Cantonese-style sausages are very famous. When the Chinese New Year comes, every family buys some for the New Year. I also followed the trend and bought some for my family, but Cantonese-style sausages are sweet. My family I have never eaten sweet sausage before, and I am very unaccustomed to it. I also sent Jiandui. Jiandui is a very famous snack in Foshan. After being fried, Jiandui, which is as big as a ball, was still fragile at the touch of a touch in Guangzhou. But when I was "airlifted" to Shandong, where the temperature is below zero, It turned into a tough thing that needed an ax to split. I also gave them mooncakes, which were small and exquisite. The famous Cantonese lotus seed paste and double yolk mooncakes were judged by my parents as "sweet and greasy". I still think the five-nut mooncakes from my hometown are more delicious and larger.

Everything is good, I am happy when I receive it. The specialties from my hometown are the best and meaningful.

Do you have a budget? Give a watch as a gift. Young people can give it as a gift, but old people cannot give it as a gift. The amount of money depends on your finances and conditions. You can also give a game skin, or a game console, computer, or iPad.