Do you have any friends in Tianjia'an, Huainan, Anhui? I have something to ask for help

Chaoyang Road can be divided into three sections, Chaoyang East Road, Chaoyang Middle Road and Chaoyang West Road. Chaoyang East Road is basically a residential area. To the south of the road is a high-end luxury community invested and built by some real estate companies in the past two years. Most of them are now completed. To the north is some development land, which has recently been acquired by some real estate companies and is ready to be built. community. Chaoyang Middle Road is one of the busiest roads in Huainan, with a total length of nearly 2 kilometers. It intersects with Longhu South Road and becomes the two main roads in Huainan's commercial center. Chaoyang West Road includes some high-rise residential buildings and the Huainan Olympic Center.

You are from Guangdong, and my father works in Dongguan, so I have some understanding of the climate and food there. Cantonese people have very sweet and bland tastes, and rice and noodles are acceptable. Huainan’s staple food is rice. When you come to Huainan, you have to pay good attention to your diet, because Huainan people not only like to eat, but also like spicy and strong flavors. It’s completely It's completely contrary to your taste. My advice to you: don't go to small restaurants on the street (we also call some roadside restaurants food stalls in summer), because the taste of most small restaurants in Huainan is strong and spicy. Spicy, I think maybe it’s because the chef’s cooking skills are not good, so he makes the dishes like this, leaving only the taste of MSG and chili in the mouth. Over time, Huainan people have become accustomed to it, and naturally developed this taste. There are very few fast food restaurants here, because there are no people here who need to eat out. Most people go home to eat directly after get off work at noon, and then go to work in the afternoon, or there are canteens prepared by the companies. There are basically no restaurants on East Road. I don’t go to West Road very often, but there seems to be a national chain noodle restaurant. If you work on Middle Road and are close to the bustling area, you have a lot of choices. There are quite a few places to eat there. , because of your taste, let me help you choose a few that are suitable for you: the first choice is "Tiantian Health Porridge", because the food style in it is close to that of the south, or it is based on that way, including pasta, rice, and steamed buns. , there are many different types of porridge to choose from, and it is a very popular restaurant; next to the health porridge, there is a "Black Tea House" that has been open for many years. Its signature before was "Clay Rice", and it is still the same now, but It’s a bit more to eat, but depending on your taste, a claypot rice and a vegetable would be the most suitable. There’s really no choice but McDonald’s, KFC, Pizza Hut, etc., but if you want takeout , it will be difficult. You will probably have to run errands to fill your stomach, but there is nothing wrong with it. After eating, it will be easier to digest. If you are on another section of the road, I suggest you ask your colleagues. After all, you cannot work alone, and you have to blend in when you come.

The summer in Huainan is also relatively hot, but compared with Guangdong, it is still a little worse. The highest is 37, and I also wear shorts and shorts. The dust here is relatively large, and the air is not good. After all, there are coal mines here and several thermal power plants. If you are here for long-term work, and you are here in autumn and winter, and if you don’t find it troublesome, bring a quilt with you (it is recommended that you buy it after you come), because it gets cold here and is not the same as in Guangdong. On a similar note, there is no so-called winter over there, and the coldest thing is probably just a thick sweater. But if it is cold here in winter, it can reach sub-zero temperatures, so you will only wear more than us.

The dialect is okay, it’s much clearer than Cantonese. I can’t understand a word of Cantonese. You may encounter some words you don’t understand, but it’s basically not difficult to understand. It’s still very Mandarin. Yes, I went to school in Nanchang, and my classmates asked me to speak my hometown dialect. After hearing this, they all said that I didn’t speak the authentic dialect. Maybe it’s because I have lived in the city since I was a child. The dialect is not very strong. The real emphasis is in the countryside. , some of which I can’t understand myself.

Anyway, I hope my answer can help you, but you still have to get used to it.

good luck!