Why do rural people like to talk so loudly ~

The country is quiet. Occasionally, except cars or tractors, I'm afraid chickens, ducks, geese and dogs bark at donkeys and pigs howl.

The houses in our village are very neat, in rows, with a spacious yard in front and a vegetable garden about the size of the yard behind. Neighbors are separated by a wall, and neighbors in the front and back yards are separated by a wide road. Whenever something happens, when I want to find a neighbor, I will go to the back wall of the other party and call my neighbor in the front yard.

There are many fields in the countryside. When people are working in the fields, there may be people passing by the roadside, so everyone can say hello loudly.

When we walk on the way to school, there may be someone we know in front of us, and we will shout his name hard. You can hear it about two miles away.

The volume of your voice seems to have nothing to do with your quality. I think it has a lot to do with your living environment. If you are in the street of the city, I don't know how you can call your friends. Ha ha.

It is a need for rural people to speak loudly, and it is also because of the convenience of the environment. Rural people are more enthusiastic, because for them, the distance they can communicate with others is a little farther than that of people in cities. They will greet you from afar. How can you hear without talking loudly?

After a little sublimation, rural people are open-minded and open-minded, and their voices come from self-confidence. They planted grain, sweated and harvested fruits. They live confidently, and of course they speak confidently.