In which province of China are people more traditional, literate and good-natured?

Tradition and culture? Of course, Shandong, the land of Qilu, is the hometown of Confucius and Mencius. After the holiday, I will climb Mount Tai, visit the Confucius Temple and see Baotu Spring, which is the absolute birthplace of China civilization. Shandong cuisine is also the first of the eight major cuisines in China. Authentic Shandong cuisine is not salty, spicy or sour, adhering to the principle of strong flavor to light flavor. Shandong people are generous and simple, not as stingy as southerners. They always have some tricks hidden in their stomachs, and they feel cheated if they don't take advantage of others. In Shandong, you drink a lot, eat a lot of meat, and shout when the road is rough. I think if you want to live a heroic life, come to Shandong. Northeasters are also generous, but it's too messy. There is no chaos here in Shandong, and the dross brought about by reform and opening up is rare in Shandong. There are more hair salons than shops near Shenzhen, Guangdong, and they are basically not seen in Shandong. However, due to the deep-rooted traditional culture, family values and officialdom practices are more serious than those in other provinces, but it doesn't matter if you go to college.