My relatives from out of town introduced me to a Hunanese. He went to university in Hunan and came to Shanghai only after graduation. His Mandarin has a strong Hunan flavor, and sometimes I can’t unde

My relatives from out of town introduced me to a Hunanese. He went to university in Hunan and came to Shanghai only after graduation. His Mandarin has a strong Hunan flavor, and sometimes I can’t understand him clearly at all.

Haha, hello, is this your first time meeting Hunanese? I am not from Hunan, but I studied in Hunan, and now I have returned to Jiangsu and Zhejiang. Let me tell you about my impressions of Hunan people!

To get along well with outsiders, you must first understand their folk customs. Hunanese are very different from us people in Jiangsu and Zhejiang. People in Jiangsu and Zhejiang speak softly and clearly, while they speak loudly and loudly. We speak faster than they do, and they like to shout certain words very loudly. Hunanese There is no cover for the voices of both men and women, so I think the people there are not pragmatic in style and humble enough. Many Hunan people have no ability but like to turn up the volume and brag out of thin air. This is something I despise. The character of Hunan people, but those people in Hunan who are good at studying are really powerful, smart and can endure hardships. The men with lower education levels are more arrogant and like to brag. The girls in Hunan, hey, they are basically the model of Hunan Satellite TV. Personally, I don’t like the kind of conversation and ambitions that come out of the character...

As for the strong local accent you mentioned, in fact, the local accent here in Hangzhou is also heavy (a lot of simplistic sounds), but the local accent of Jiangsu and Zhejiang We think it sounds good, but they often add words such as "Sa, oh" at the end of their speech. Doesn't it sound unpleasant to us? Not used to it? After listening to it for four years, I still feel that it has no sense of art. At least this kind of local accent is not an art that I can appreciate. The local accent there feels very skinny, oily, and frivolous to me. In fact, this is very similar to their character.

Um...too much nonsense...actually I just want to tell lz that Hunan people are a bit domineering, they are impulsive, and women will fight with each other. They are absolutely hot girls and fierce girls. If you like us If you are a young boy from Jiangnan here, don’t look for Hunanese. There are also women who think that domineering is very masculine...

Hunanese are generally not as hard-working as men from Zhejiang and Shanghai. After all, the entertainment culture of Hunan Satellite TV has attracted many Hunanese. Soapy, but many Hunan men are still very sentimental, especially those from Changsha. I don’t know where in Hunan you are from, let alone women...

I personally don’t like Hunan people very much. This way of expression, when I first came to Hangzhou, a senior sister actually said that I spoke like a Hunanese, with the kind of slow and loud feeling that I was shocked and stunned. Later, I quickly changed it and returned to my original nature, like a fallen leaf returning to its roots!

As for the relationship between the two of you, it should not be a conflict between Hunanese and Shanghainese

It depends on whether you have the same personality, living habits, like-minded interests, and common interests. language, and whether you can tolerate the other person's shortcomings.

In short, the key to love and marriage depends on the person. Many hidden dangers will be magnified or exploded in the future. Not all phone calls will do~ I know some people from Hunan who are very nice, but people in Shanghai are still more accustomed to those in Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai~

I don’t know why, but after saying so much, I wish you happiness!