What kind of experience do southerners have in winter in the north?

As a southerner, I honestly replied: Emma, it's so cool to spend the winter in the north!

Before I went to college in the north, I felt particularly sad in the winter in the north. The blood in northerners' veins is boiling and freezing. As a result, it was just a misunderstanding.

I have been in Sichuan Province, the rear area of China, for nearly 20 years, and I have also been to several southern provinces, thinking that other provinces are the same. Later, when I was studying in the north, I entered the big bathhouse for the first time and saw the naked fat girl walk past me confidently. I really think the difference between north and south is too big. In winter, the difference is even greater.

I think northerners pay special attention to winter. 165438+ 10 months later, schools hang thick curtains in canteens and other places to keep the indoor temperature higher and keep warm. When I first arrived in the northeast, I found a white device as soon as I entered the room, which was very strange. First of all, I don't think it looks good. I can't see any effect at all in summer, although my classmates in the north told me that it was heating, which was their lifeline in winter. But I still can't connect this cold structure with warmth. Then after the winter, no matter where I am, I want to be close to this equipment. Not only I, but also my socks like to fit it tightly.

Then it snowed. Forgive my first winter in the northeast, especially when I see snowflakes. I still remember when I was in high school, it was also winter, immersed in the dense homework, and I only heard cheers outside the window. It turned out that on the coldest day, a few thin snowflakes fell from the sky and immediately turned into water when picked up by hand. This is the only day of the year when we see snow, but it surprises us. So when it snowed for the first time in Dalian, I was very happy. I picked it up with the palm of my hand and carefully looked at the texture it fell on the clothes. And it snowed on the first day, for more than an hour. Just like a migrant girl who came to a big city from a small place, she saw the neon lights in the city at night. When I saw the snow, I stepped on it with my foot. I was happy when I saw the clear outline of the shoes.

Then it snowed heavily, and one or two of them didn't melt. At that time, our playground was all white, and all activities on the playground stopped, and no one was there. I walked around the playground alone, making deep footprints with my feet, and I enjoyed it.

My classmate in the north said that you are from the south by looking at you like that. Yes, their winters are all white, or white with a black impression. Because as soon as the snow falls and the car starts, the snow is marked with a black mark. Moreover, for most people in the north, snow has long lost its ornamental value, which is only the attribute of winter and even hinders the normal travel life. In the past, in the north, when there was no heating, the family stayed on the kang to keep warm. This vast expanse of whiteness buried all hope. Some people say that people living in the Arctic Circle in northern Europe have a particularly high suicide rate in winter, because the boundless white color has no hope in time and space, which makes people feel that living is meaningless.

Maybe my interest in watching snow will gradually decrease with time, so I hope I still have my love for familiarity, especially what I often see or around me, not only things, but also people.

The winter in the north is much better than the wet and cold winter in Chengdu, because there is heating. Once there is heating, it is no different from spring or even summer. As soon as I returned to Chengdu during the winter vacation, I was chilled by the indoor temperature. The hardest time of the day is getting up in the morning. Those cold clothes suck the heat from me like vampires. As soon as the sun comes out, it is warmer outdoors than indoors, so I often want to stay outside and bask in the sun.

When I was in Chengdu before, I felt that I wore more clothes in winter than in autumn, and I could even wear jeans for the winter. But in our north, no! At that time, I saw the students in the north put on hats, scarves, masks and gloves just after winter. I think they are making a mountain out of a molehill, because these things have not been used for more than ten years, or they are used too little. Hahahaha, as a result, my white and tender skin was "blown" by the north wind for a while and then became numb. That's when I began to fear the winter in the north, Emma. It's terrible.

Thank you for the opportunity to study in the north, which makes me feel a kind of gentle and delicate beauty different from the south. It is rough, wild and tough, and it can also leave a deep impression on people.