How are people in Changzhou?

Personally, people who feel that they have their own obvious dialect characteristics are generally more self-righteous and may have xenophobia. I am from Changzhou, because my husband is not from Changzhou and speaks Mandarin every day. I used to think that Changzhou people were quite exclusive and always talked about how foreigners were. Now there are more and more new citizens, and I feel much better. When you leave Changzhou, you become a foreigner, mainly depending on your personal mentality, and you can't measure it by quality!

As for whether the dialect is good or not, there seems to be a saying that "it is better to listen to Changzhou people than to listen to Suzhou people quarreling." Maybe for others, the tone of Changzhou dialect is not so soft, but it is used to it.

Swearing is a matter of personal quality.