Are the girls in Guizhou beautiful? What are the characteristics?

Beauty depends on personal preference. As for Guizhou, there is a proverb: "Three days before it is clear, the ground is not flat three feet, and people have no silver." Indeed, Guizhou is the only province in China without plain support. When you enter Guizhou, you enter the mountain country, and you can hardly find a bigger flat land. Although it is inevitable to exaggerate the statement that "the ground is not three feet flat", it is also close to the truth. Guiyang, the provincial capital, is built in a "dam" surrounded by mountains. Although the life of the mountain people is relatively poor, it is also very leisurely. Guizhou is like a big park, with cliffs, valleys and streams everywhere. Although there is a lot of rain, it is too exaggerated to say that it will not be sunny for three days. Guiyang, the provincial capital, is warm in winter and cool in summer, and its climate is second only to Kunming in China. The temperature is 30 degrees in summer, it is rarely below zero in winter, and the wind is not as strong as that in Kunming. It is a good place to avoid the cold and summer. As the capital city, Guiyang has a population of over one million, but its area is small and exquisite, and it is very prosperous and has a very urban style. Among the three provinces of Yunnan, Guizhou and Sichuan, Guizhou's eating habits and language are closer to Sichuan. Guizhou can be regarded as an immigrant province. Except for Miao and Buyi ethnic minorities, most Han people in this province moved in several times in history. Due to its remote location, inconvenient transportation and late development, talents in ancient Guizhou were scarce. After modern times, Guizhou's beautiful scenery also gave birth to some talents. The Kuomintang's Minister of National Defense He, the Minister of Culture and the famous figures of the production party are all from Guizhou. Guizhou people in inland mountainous areas are capable, sensitive to new trends and as laid-back as Sichuanese, but lack the spirit of hardship of Sichuanese. "Mahjong is in hand, snacks are in mouth, and friends are friends for three days." They lack enough sense of crisis about the backwardness of this province. The girls in Guiyang are as charming and fashionable as those in Chongqing, but they are somewhat "spice girls". Its intensity can be reflected in the following folk song: "If you eat vegetables, you should eat cabbage; if you marry a husband, you should marry a thief. I heard a steel knife ring in the middle of the night, and my sister wore silk. "