What is your impression of Sichuan people?

The first impression of Sichuan people is that of tolerance.

This is not the kind of tolerance in chicken soup. It is a tolerance that allows you to do whatever you like as long as it does not hinder me. It will not interfere with you with obvious prejudice and will not allow you to do this or that. It is inclusive and allows you to do whatever you like. Objectively speaking, as long as you work hard, you can live a good life in Sichuan.

You are rich, as long as you don’t show off and no one looks down on you, you can still do whatever you like. Sichuan people should drink tea and play mahjong.

One thing that cannot be tolerated is fake beatings, made into jokes, and criticism on the streets. There is a professional critic named Li Nanshen.

We have been friends for a long time, and it is common for people in the circle to have different accents.

--Flattered dividing line---

Chengdu, the provincial capital of Sichuan, is a gathering place for young people in small towns across the country. There are local tycoons in Chengdu but no powerful people. The tycoons are also young people in small towns. Those who grew up, such as Liu Yonghao.

Twenty-five hundred years ago, the emperor of Sichuan was kidnapped. Following him, the unbearable ideas of imperial power were taken away, leaving behind a lot of civilians. In the Land of Abundance, God has always been looking down on us. We have no worries about food and clothing, and we cannot afford to cause troubles caused by man. From the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom to the war against Japan, it has been continuous. Putting aside these, Sichuan's freedom has already had its charm. Zhao Lei, a young Beijing man, sang a song about Chengdu, which made people lament the city's forbearance, calmness and tenderness. The Internet said that if Yulin Road was changed to Guanqian Street and the tavern was changed to West Lake, the song would become Suzhou and Hangzhou. In fact, , I don’t agree with it. No one in Chengdu sees it from Zhao Lei’s perspective. Zhao Lei sees Chengdu from the perspective of a passing outsider. He is a little sad and a little frustrated, not to mention despair. Chengdu has more of a civilian city temperament. Less soothed this wandering heart.

The original inhabitants of Yulin Community are the dormitories of Sichuan Airlines. The flight attendants and captains who return home late need to take a breather before going home. This is why there are bars and night food all over the street, and the Mozi Bridge across the street Yichuan Dachuan Music continuously provides IT upstarts and youthful hormones. Over time, Yulin has become the first nightlife landmark for Chengdu people.

The tavern is not famous for its talents, but for the kindness of its manager, Sister Tang. Before becoming famous, many artists came to the tavern to sing. In addition to her full support, Sister Tang also treated every singer as a friend. The reputation of the singer has contributed to the charm of the tavern. When Zhao Lei sang it, the tavern was already famous all over the world.

After knowing these two short stories, you will have a different feeling when you listen to Chengdu again.

Recently, ***shared bicycles have become popular. During the days with traffic restrictions, I chose ***shared bicycles to travel. It is very convenient. I like it here.

While traveling by bicycle, I still witnessed some chaos. Coordinated in Chengdu, everyone ***:

1. Motor vehicles seriously encroach on bicycle lanes, especially battery bikes. If battery bikes are restricted It's okay if the speed is within 20 kilometers, but many are not. The bicycle is very weak. I have been warned by electric riders many times. If I hadn't looked vicious and big, you can imagine. Battery scooters avoid bicycles to reflect your civilization.

2. Can all motor vehicles take the initiative to avoid zebra crossings? When I was in Hangzhou, they took the initiative to avoid zebra crossings, and buses took the lead, followed by taxis. Private cars gradually learned this , it makes people feel high-end at once, let’s learn from it in Chengdu.

3. How many ways are there to own a bicycle? I saw people destroying car numbers, taking away car pads, and changing locks. Tens of millions of luxury bicycles are put on the market every year. Do you need to be so eager to show your corruption of personal ethics? Within ten years, everyone in China will be able to own one. If you show some style, you won't be so embarrassed.