What are the character traits of people from Anhui Province

For many southerners, Anhui is the north, and for many northerners it is the south. In fact, with Jiangsu, Anhui is divided into north and south, Huaibei people character bold, rough, swarthy, when Li Hongzhang's "Huaijun" more for the children of Huaibei; between the river and Huaihua people smart, learning style of the literary style is very strong; and Jiangnan people is a typical southerner, smart, capable, delicate feelings, and know how to be reasonable. In terms of character, Anhui is the epitome of the Chinese people, the character of the three very different people in one province, creating a brilliant culture in Anhui.

"The sun and the moon, if out of which; the stars and the Han brilliant, if out of which", this is the Three Kingdoms of Anhui Cao Cao's generation of lords of the ancient humanities in Anhui portrayal, from ancient times to the present day, the people of Anhui and politics and literature have formed an unbreakable bond, the three Cao father and son, Chen Duxiu and Hu Shih are so, and even the prestigious Anhui merchants also Even the famous Anhui merchants are also mostly businessmen and literati, no matter how rich they are, what they do not forget is to seek an elegant name and live as literati. Anhui Tongcheng school of ancient literature to open a generation of literary style, Tongcheng is still popular with a women and children know the saying: "Poor do not lose the book, rich do not lose the pig."

Anhui people are also both north and south of the characteristics of the bold and delicate, clear-headed and mouth, both out of businessmen and scholars, Anhui scholars full of bravado, dare to question the stereotype, dare to open up the wind, so the literary revolution by the two anhui people (hu shi, chen duxiu) to start the beginning of the reason, the first Chinese Nobel Prize winner yang zhenning is also from hefei, anhui.

The people of Huizhou are not fond of their native land, and they are rich in pioneering spirit. The Huizhou merchants are famous for their boldness and courage in China, and they have been saying that "there is no Huizhou as a town, and there is no Huizhou as a merchant" since ancient times. In Huizhou, there is a local proverb of "three and a half years of a married couple", and now, after a hundred years of the misery of chaste houses, it seems to be still silent about the loneliness and bitterness of the thinking woman.