What's it like to hear a local accent in a foreign land?

When I was a child, when I graduated from college and entered the school, the school youth league Committee arranged for my fellow villagers to pick me up. I met a senior sister who came to pick me up, took me to school, helped me with bedding, helped me find a dormitory, made the bed and so on. I really feel warm. Since then, my relationship with Hao has gone further than other students, because she is a fellow villager. Later, after work, we kept in touch with each other by letter and even walked around after the holiday. She became one of my best friends and is still a good friend. Because we are fellow villagers, we have the same major, homesickness, the same topic and the same job, so we have endless words at any time, and our personalities are similar, but we wouldn't be good friends if it weren't for our fellow villagers. Now there are hometown associations in many cities, and there are many people in Chengdu in our area. It is said that they have held several hometown parties, and everyone's contact information is printed in a book, so that they can get in touch well. You can say hello to each other and help each other if there is anything. After all, fellow villagers have more affection than others. They all grew up drinking water from the same river, with the same blood, accent and dialect. When they talk together, they don't have to worry that the other party doesn't understand.