What is your biggest feeling about Zhejiang?

1. Wealth: I won’t go into details about this. The cities are similar across the country. To compare the rural areas in Zhejiang, not to mention the rural areas in other provinces, they are compared with those in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. The rural-urban ratio is by no means weak. The difference between urban and rural areas is small. In some provinces, the dividing line between urban and rural areas is very clear. The further away from the city, the more backward the housing and transportation facilities are. This aspect seems not obvious in Zhejiang;

2. The quality of the residents is relatively high. Anyone who has been to Zhejiang should have witnessed it. It has long been a rule to let people pass by cars on the sidewalk. I am from Henan. I have been here for fifteen years. On average, I rarely see it every year. When a fight breaks out, the streets are clean and tidy, people live and work in peace and contentment, and everything is in order.

3. Good public security: Under normal circumstances, where there are markets, it is easy for evil forces to breed. There are many markets in Jiaxing. I have never heard of any market threatening merchants. It is unheard of to charge protection fees. I He is in the building materials business, and there are basically no building tyrants in Shanghai’s decoration market, such as Sha Pa, which are almost non-existent here.

These are the points I have experienced, welcome to add!

I personally think that Zhejiang is the most concentrated expression of the great achievements of the forty years of reform and opening up, especially in the counties of Zhejiang. Zhejiang is the only place that after visiting many counties and prefecture-level cities, I feel that it can be described as generally affluent. In other words, the word "rich" is simply used to describe Zhejiang.

Zhejiang people are hard-working, have ideas, and dare to venture into things. Even if it is a small business with a small facade, it will never be sloppy and must be done decently. Many counties have outstanding industries that are well-known throughout the country and even the world. Leather from Haining, small commodities from Yiwu, wood carvings from Dongyang, Hengdian Film and Television City, etc.

The diet in Zhejiang is also very normal. I really hate the cooking methods in North China that are heavy on oil, salt and thickening. The food in Zhejiang is very good. Even ordinary ingredients can be made delicious and healthy without adding too many seasonings. The college entrance examination is highly competitive.

The examination papers in Zhejiang are relatively difficult. Even if candidates can get high scores, it will be difficult for them to enter key universities in Beijing and Shanghai. We candidates in Zhejiang generally think that Beijingers who can go to Peking University, Tsinghua University and Shanghainese who can go to Fudan Jiaotong University are not awesome, but Zhejiang people who can go to these universities are really awesome. We often say that if we were to take the Shanghai exam in Shanghai, there would be no key points for Shanghainese to take! Of course, candidates from Henan and Shandong are also very good. Because we are not "born to win" but "lived to win".

I have worked in Hangzhou for 20 years, and the biggest impression I have from Zhejiang is that Zhejiang people are flexible and very business-savvy, and they do not stick to trivial matters in order to make money.

For example, Hangzhou has a large migrant population and needs to rent houses. In order to collect rent for renting out houses, local farmers in Hangzhou often build walls around the main house and divide it into many small houses. It is originally very beautiful. The cozy little western-style building was completely changed beyond recognition. Even the door was gone, let alone Feng Shui. Are there any age and gender restrictions for tenants? Both couples and unmarried boyfriends and girlfriends are welcome. On the other hand, in some backward places, my daughter and son-in-law don’t even have a room to live in when they come back! There are constant disputes between neighbors over the orientation of the door and the so-called Feng Shui. In the suburbs of Hangzhou, every household is a clothing processing factory, so there will inevitably be noise, but the landlord won't care. But now that many garment processing factories have moved to the mainland, neighbors often complain about noise and dust pollution from fabrics.

Zhejiang has a high level of e-government services. The earliest one-stop government service window office started in Zhejiang. Now it has developed to "one visit at most". The efficiency of government departments is higher than that of other places. Every city has a citizen center service hall, and now every district has one. This year, the "Zheli Office" APP was launched, and almost everything can be done on a mobile phone. At the beginning of the epidemic this year, a health code was launched. Later it was extended to the whole country.

1. Divide one into four and look at Zhejiang.

Zhejiang, originally meaning Zhejiang River Qiantang River, is therefore different from the neighboring province of Jiangsu, which is divided into three parts from north to south by the Yangtze River and Huaihe River. The center of Zhejiang always surrounds Hangzhou and along with the Qiantang River water system Spread in all directions.

To the north, it connects to the Jiangnan Canal, flowing through Jiahu and Huzhou to southern Jiangsu, which is part of the Hangjiahu Plain in northern Zhejiang;

To the east, it connects to the East Zhejiang Canal, flowing through Shaoxing, Ningbo leads directly to the East China Sea, which is part of the Ningshao Plain in eastern Zhejiang;

To the west, it passes through the upper reaches of the Fuchun River through Fuyang and Tonglu to Chun'an, then to southern Anhui, and then through the Puyang River via Jin and Qu to northern Jiangxi. It is western Zhejiang, which is dominated by the Jinqu Basin;

The last one is the farthest southern Zhejiang, starting from Ningbo along the East China Sea coast, passing through Taiwan, Wenzhou and arriving in northern Fujian. It is the coastal plain part of southeastern Zhejiang.

Four sections, four temperaments.

The Hangjiahu Plain in northern Zhejiang anciently belonged to the junction of Wu and Yue. It was a land of water towns. The plains are warm and moist, and the temperament is gentle and elegant;

The Jinqu Basin in western Zhejiang anciently belonged to Gumi and was a land of valleys. , with crisscrossed hills and a simple and heroic temperament;

The coastal plain of southern Zhejiang belonged to Ouyue in ancient times. It was a coastal land with turbulent waves and an exciting and adventurous temperament;

Finally, Ningshao in eastern Zhejiang The plains belonged to Yue in ancient times. They face the seaside, are backed by hills, and have large agricultural plains. They can be said to be a combination of the geographical features of northern, western and southern Zhejiang. Therefore, the cultural temperament is the richest and most vigorous, both literary and military, both open and restrained. It is the soul of Zhejiang.

Interestingly, in terms of food taste, the four sectors also have their own representatives.

Western Zhejiang is close to the customs of Jiangxi and begins to like spicy food;

When we arrive in southern Zhejiang, facing the ocean, just like the coastal areas of Fujian and Guangdong, the food is very light.

The four major regional centers also correspond to these four sectors. Not only that, the distribution of strong counties in Zhejiang today is also distributed along the main plains of these four plates.

Yuhang, Tongxiang, and Haining in northern Zhejiang are located in the Hangjiahu Plain;

Xiaoshan, Keqiao, Shangyu, Cixi, Yuyao, and Zhenhai in eastern Zhejiang are located along the Ningshao Plain;

Zhuji, Yiwu, and Dongyang in western Zhejiang move westward along the Jinqu Basin;

Wenling, Yuhuan, Yueqing, and Ruian in southern Zhejiang move along the East China Sea coast from north to south.

2. Do you know how many people live in other places?

The economic prosperity of the eastern coast is inseparable from the contribution of the foreign population. There are generally three factions of outsiders who come to Zhejiang.

One is the people from Anhui and Jiangxi, who both belong to the lower reaches of the Yangtze River and are separated by water, commonly known as the "Anhui-Jiangxi faction". Among them, the majority are in southern Anhui and northern Jiangxi. Due to the geographical environment, Huangshan and Xuancheng in southern Anhui go to Hangzhou and Hu, while Shangrao and Jingdezhen in northern Jiangxi go to Jin, Qu and other places;

The second is the three provinces of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan located in the far southwest, commonly known as " The "Southwestern Sect" is mostly distributed near the Shanghai-Kunming Railway. It enters Zhejiang via the Zhejiang-Jiangxi Railway along with the railway. It is widely distributed in Jiahu and Hunan. Its hometowns are Yibin, Sichuan and Zhaotong, Yunnan.

The third is the Central Plains. The provincial "Henan faction" is also distributed in large numbers throughout the province. In addition, there are also many in Huanggang and Huangshi in the Dabie Mountains in eastern Hubei, and in Enshi and Guangyuan in northeastern Sichuan and western Hubei.

The immigrant population has changed the face of Zhejiang’s food. In northern Zhejiang where the author is located, Yibin noodles, Zhaotong rice noodles, and Wanzhou grilled fish can be found everywhere in the city. Northeastern dumplings, Qinren Roujiamo, Shandong flatbreads, and Huainan beef soup are also common signatures, not to mention the streets. The Ganchuan and Hunan cuisine restaurant. The migrant population is engaged in various industries, which not only contributes to the prosperity of the local economy, but also changes the occupational structure and income level of the local people. Many dirty and tiring jobs that lazy locals are unwilling to do are undertaken by diligent outsiders; husband's houses in urban areas and farmers' houses in suburbs are also rented to them by locals, which indirectly improves the living standards of local residents. income level.

3. How much do modern elites know?

Zhejiang’s most glorious period was undoubtedly modern times. A large number of political, academic, military and business celebrities emerged here, which can be described as an unprecedented surge.

In terms of politics, the Guangfuhui, one of the three associations of the Tongmenghui, the predecessor of the Kuomintang, is dominated by people from Zhejiang (the other two associations are controlled by people from Guangdong and Hunan respectively).

After the Nationalist Government established Nanjing as its capital, the Chiang faction also included people from Zhejiang, including the national teacher Dai Jitao (Huzhou), the literary daring Chen Bui (Ningbo), and the party bosses Chen brothers (Huzhou), forming the Central Unified Huzhou Gang and the The military commanded the Jiangshan Gang headed by Dai Li; two of the four elders of the Kuomintang were from Zhejiang (Zhang Jingjiang and Cai Yuanpei).

In terms of the army, Zhejiang's young and strong faction was formed, such as Hu Zongnan (Ningbo), Zhou Zhirou (Taizhou), Jiang Dingwen (Shaoxing), Yu Jishi (Ningbo), Sun Yuanliang (originally in Shaoxing), etc.

In terms of literature, there are Yu Dafu (Hangzhou), Xu Zhimo (Hangzhou), Zhou brothers (Shaoxing), Zhu Ziqing (originally in Shaoxing), Mao Dun (Jiaxing), Dai Wangshu (Hangzhou), Zheng Zhenduo (Wenzhou) , Xia Yan (Hangzhou) and others.

In terms of academics, there are the master of Chinese studies Wang Guowei (Hangzhou), one of the four major tutors of Tsinghua University; the red scholar Yu Pingbo (Huzhou); the linguist Qian Xuantong (Huzhou); the philosopher Jin Yuelin (Shaoxing) ; Publisher Zhang Yuanji (Jiaxing).

In terms of natural sciences, mathematicians include Chen Shengshen (Jiaxing), Su Buqing (Wenzhou), and Jiang Lifu (Wenzhou); physicists include Qian Xuesen (Hangzhou), Qian Sanqiang (Huzhou), and Yan Jici (Jinhua) ; Biologists Tong Dizhou (Ningbo) and Tan Jiazhen (Ningbo).

In terms of education, there are Luo Jialun (Shaoxing), president of Tsinghua University, Cai Yuanpei and Jiang Menglin (Shaoxing), presidents of Peking University, and Zhu Kezhen (Shaoxing), president of Zhejiang University. There is also the theory that the Zhejiang school dominates Peking University.

In terms of art, there are cartoon masters Feng Zikai (Jiaxing), Ye Qianyu (Yanzhou), Hua Junwu (Hangzhou), and Zhang Leping (Jiaxing).

In terms of business, the Ningbo Gang occupies the leading business positions in Shanghai, such as big bosses Yu Qiaqing, Zhu Baosan, etc., and was once the name of a Shanghai road; there are also Huzhou silk merchants who are running in Shanghai. Among the private banks of the Republic of China, the North Fourth Bank and the South Fourth Bank, two of the South Fourth Bank are banks in Zhejiang. Most of the big bosses in the Jiangsu-Zhejiang consortium are also from Zhejiang, such as Li Ming (Shaoxing), Qin Runqing (Ningbo), Qian Xinzhi (Huzhou), etc.

My feelings about Zhejiang: First, I feel that people live a prosperous life and there are many rich people; second, I feel that Zhejiang people are rich because of the developed private economy, people are smart and hardworking, endure hardships and are frugal; third, many people in Zhejiang are rich It started from a family workshop and developed into a private enterprise. Among them, Zhejiang people have to go through the difficulties of starting a business and various unexpected difficulties. The people in Zhejiang who can survive have good psychological qualities and their ability to withstand stress exceeds that of people in state-owned enterprises in other provinces. Fourth, Zhejiang has a beautiful natural environment with abundant rainfall and rich vegetation.

I have been to several places in Zhejiang, and my biggest impression is that everything is very orderly, and both the big cities and the countryside are extremely clean. I can see that Zhejiang has a good spirit and the overall quality of the people is excellent. I will go to a few more places if I have the chance.

The biggest feeling is that he is smart and not lazy. When I was in college, I met a junior student from Zhejiang. He was really smart.

He went to one of our local shopping malls and found that there was a Peak counter in the mall that had 2-year-old shoes in stock that could not be sold, and some shoes were 2 to 5 years old.

The shoes were placed in the counters and were on sale, and no one was buying them. Some of the shoes had turned yellow, and some had torn leather.

This junior student of mine is very smart. He applied for these shoes from the local shopping mall in the form of a work-study program. Can he bring them to the university on credit and sell them to some basketball players?

Later, this junior student roped me in to do this thing together. That time was also the time I made the most money in school. We sold 106 pairs of these shoes in school that time, and every pair of shoes The cost price is only 35 yuan, but we sell a pair for 68 yuan.

That time we spent less than seven days, and each person received more than 1,000 yuan. It should be the most beneficial time for me in college.

Although this person is also very smart and usually thinks of ways to make some money, he is indeed not as good as the Zhejiang people in terms of such big-picture ideas.

So after graduating from school, I chose to work in Zhejiang. During my work, I also observed the people and things around me.

An ordinary Zhejiang person is generally not very good at playing cards because she will think it is a waste of time.

Instead, they work harder to do one thing and find ways to earn more money. In fact, these people are rich not because of how rich their family is, but because of their thoughts. Find ways to make more money.

Of course, there are people in Zhejiang who cannot make money, but there are not many such people. After all, there are many more people who can make money.

Due to the pragmatic work spirit of Zhejiang people, the urban construction style in Zhejiang is completely different from other places. When dealing with some emergencies and some routine work, they will consider others. , provide convenience.

It is very convenient to do things in Zhejiang, such as withdrawing provident fund. In some cities, you only need to apply on Alipay, which is not possible in many provinces.

In large cities in Zhejiang, you only need a QR code to take a bus or subway, which not only saves a lot of people from checking tickets, but also provides convenience and saves everyone's time.

It should be said that when you start a business and work in Zhejiang, you will find that the business environment in Zhejiang is the best. It is this very good business environment that makes more people want to live in Zhejiang.

In Zhejiang, if you encounter some problems and you need feedback, you can get timely responses from relevant departments and handle them seriously.

The pace of life in Zhejiang may be much faster than that in central and western regions. In some places in the central and western regions, people just go back to play cards, eat and sleep after get off work. But it is not allowed at all in Zhejiang.

In Zhejiang, you have to find ways to live a good life. Many Zhejiang people have very rich families and have many houses. It is not that their house is passed down from their ancestors, but that they find ways to earn it themselves. of!

Generally speaking, Zhejiang is a city that pays special attention to practical results and is particularly convenient. Zhejiang people are particularly smart, capable, and pragmatic, and do not waste any of their youth.

This refers to most people. Of course, some people are also bad. There are such people everywhere!

I think Zhejiang’s pragmatism and not wasting any minute of youth is the spirit of Zhejiang. So when we come to Zhejiang, we must learn the spirit of Zhejiang and understand this spirit in order to improve ourselves. !

Zhejiang gives people the impression that they are rich and everyone seems to be a boss, but this is only a result. In fact, what holds up today’s Zhejiang is Zhejiang’s unique culture. The characteristics of Zhejiang culture include at least the following aspects: 1. We must respect officials and power, but not worship them; 2. We must sympathize with the weak and hardworking, but we should not sympathize with the lazy and lazy; 3. We must have rules, understand them, and abide by them. Rules; 4. Be honest, trustworthy, and have the spirit of contract; 5. Be pragmatic, do better than what you say, not the other way around; 6. Be serious and persistent in doing things, pursue details and perfection; 7. Be your own. You should work hard to do your own work well, and don’t point fingers when it belongs to others’ rights and responsibilities; 8. Stay together and don’t tear things apart; 9. Only through your own efforts can you get what you deserve; 10. Excellent people are their own role models, not haters. Object; 11. Kindness makes money, treat others kindly; 12. Make money as early as possible, and drink first. etc. Of course, these cultures are not reflected in all Zhejiang people, but when they are recognized and followed by the vast majority of people in a place, and when they become the philosophy of doing things, then they must be a kind of local culture .

Hello! I'm happy to answer your question. I am from Quzhou, Zhejiang, and I love my hometown very much. I wonder if you have noticed such news recently? Hangzhou charters high-speed trains to pick up employees from Guizhou and Sichuan to return to Zhejiang to resume work, while Jiashan charters flights to pick up employees from Sichuan to return to Zhejiang to resume work. I also said in these short videos that I think Zhejiang is a warm city and the government is a humane government. The government is chartering free flights and high-speed trains to pick up employees to return to work this time, which shows its responsibility to enterprises and its attitude towards the economy. Therefore, Zhejiang’s economy will definitely be at the forefront of the country!

Zhejiang gives us the biggest impression:

1. The people are very hardworking.

2. The general infrastructure is good. From traditional transportation, water, electricity and communications to the Internet digital economy, online government, city smart brain, Alipay and other basics are leading the way.

3. Enterprises work hard, 996 is the norm, enterprises are trustworthy, and there are many well-known entrepreneurs. Such as Jack Ma, Zong Qinghou, Nan Cunhui, Wang Jianyi, etc.

4. Political and business relations are harmonious and clear. The government has a strong sense of service and the reform is very effective and has been extended to the whole country.

5. Social governance has achieved remarkable results, and residents have a strong sense of security and a good sense of happiness.

6. The grand construction of cities such as Hangzhou and Ningbo, and the construction of beautiful countryside have greatly reduced the gap between urban and rural areas, and the environment is well protected.

7. The new coronavirus pneumonia epidemic is a big test for all parts of the country. It not only tests the scientific nature and execution ability of government decision-making, but also tests how ordinary people consciously stay at home and cooperate with the implementation of government regulations in the face of the epidemic, especially It is the property management companies in various communities that do particularly well. Zhejiang submitted one of the best answers in the country.

Today, Zhejiang is China’s pioneer demonstration area and tomorrow’s China. Come on Zhejiang! Zhejiang must work harder and contribute more to China!