【Historical Live Broadcast】Watching videos and being seen by our ancestors

【When the stereotypes of people from different provinces are deeply rooted in people’s minds】

[Any explanation from the locals seems so pale and powerless●﹏●]

[Henan: We are really not a province with a strong online dating scene]

[Beijing: Not all Beijingers are rich and can speak Beijing accent]

[Guangxi: Not all Guangxi people speak with an accent, they can sing folk songs, and there are endless tangerines to be harvested all year round]

[Guangdong: Not all Cantonese people cannot eat spicy food, like to wear flip-flops, and can speak Cantonese]

[Sichuan: We do have straight men in Sichuan, and there are heterosexuals, such as my parents]

[Fujian: We are not the food of Cantonese people╰(‵□′)╯[Deeply resentful version]]

[Taiwan: We don’t call you Taiwanese girls, and we won’t say you are a motorcycle all day longヽ(￣д￣;)ノ]

[Inner Mongolia: 1. We don’t live in yurts

2. We don’t have giant deep-sea squids

3. We didn’t even scan the QR code to share the horse.

[Xinjiang: Ordinary Xinjiang people like us don’t ride camels to school]

"For those online dating related posts, people who are looking for a partner in the comment section usually reply to me from Henan [九转大肠]"

"My hometown, Jilin, is really not as smart as Zhang Qiling!

Don’t ask me if there is a Zhang Qiling as soon as you know where my hometown is!!”

“Stereotype: Many people say that Cantonese people can’t eat spicy food

In fact, Cantonese people can eat spicy food.

[Tears running][Tears running]"

"I remember a teacher from Inner Mongolia came to our school. She always told us: Don't ask me if I can ride a horse or if I live in a yurt."

"I used to think that all the people in Inner Mongolia lived in yurts, but later I learned that they also have buildings [laughing and crying]"

"Guangxi people clarify: they don't talk like cousins, they can't sing folk songs, they don't ride horses to school, and they don't wear banana leaves."

"I won't say any more. Every time I introduce myself, I have to perform cutting tangerines without any props [observation in secret]"

“Before, when someone heard that I was from Guangdong, they asked me to sing a Cantonese song [tears rushing] Your Cantonese is really nice [tears], but Guangdong has more than just Cantonese [covering face], there are also Chaoshan dialect, Hakka dialect and other local dialects [angry], a kid who grew up in Chaoshan, I can only understand Cantonese that only foreign daughters-in-law and local men can understand, it is said that I really can’t speak it [pitiful]”

"I'm from Lanzhou. People from other places ask me if I know how to make ramen noodles. Do I ride camels during sandstorms every day?"

The ancestors of various provinces under the sky have something to say.

The first to bear the brunt are the ancestors of Henan, which is located in the Central Plains: Why don’t we understand, what is online dating?

Do you like to cover them one by one with a net?

There's more than one. We make so many things with our nets when we fish.

There are all kinds of fish. Some are not fish, but just crabs, seaweed, shrimps and other edible things. They are all caught in nets and not brought ashore.

Sometimes when I go hunting in the mountains, I would catch some small tits, rabbits, etc. in the woods.

So the meaning of online love...could it be that people here are greedy? [Confused guess]

People in Beijing during the Ming Dynasty: We have no money.

If you want to be considered rich, then they are the royal nobles in the imperial city!

We ordinary people have so little money that we will suffer from overwork diseases throughout our lives.

And if we have to count the most, it should be horse manure. The streets are full of people riding horses.

Whether we ordinary people are setting up stalls outside to do business, doing manual labor, or just strolling around, we will be covered in the smell of horse manure every time we go out.

The smell is very strong, and I can't get rid of it no matter what I do. After a long time, I slowly got used to it. However, when outsiders come to our place for the first time, they usually cover their noses and can't stand the smell here.

People living in Sichuan and Chongqing: It doesn’t matter whether you are heterosexual or not, they don’t care that much.

As long as I can carry on the family line and leave a descendant for the family, everything else is not a problem.

Whether you like men or women, they don’t care. If you can’t make it, just treat it as a good friend of your family.