What are the personality characteristics of Changsha people you know?

Li Dongyang, a famous minister in Ming Dynasty and a native of Chaling, Changsha, once told the human history of Changsha with a poem "Changsha Zhi Zhu Ci":

Supposedly, Ma Yin, Jia Yi and Jia Yi are not native to Changsha, but this is indeed the embodiment of Changsha's tolerant spirit. If nothing else, Changsha stinky tofu comes from Jiangsu and Zhejiang, and those unforgettable old brands in old Changsha also come from other places. Old Jiuzhitang comes from Suzhou Laoshi, jade vinegar comes from Su Pai brewing master Dong, and Xu Changxing roast duck comes from Nanjing halal flavor Xu Peizhai's southward operation ... Even the stubborn taste that is known as spicy and not unpleasant can't stop Changsha people's love for pasta.

Changsha, an ancient city with a history of 2,400 years, was just a damp and relegated place before Guan Yi crossed to the south. The great works left here by poets who emigrated are nothing but the historical tragedy of the unfortunate poets in this country, and the massacre caused by foreign invasion left in the history books is even more "many families committed suicide, and there are no empty wells in the city. In contrast, countless forest lovers."

The aborigines in this land are all descendants of Chiyou, and Changsha people who have experienced historical vicissitudes have already carried no primitive genes. According to Mr. Wu's description, the paternal culture in this land is the Confucian civilization in the north, while the matriarchal culture is the Chiyou civilization in the south. The coitus between the Yangtze River and the Yellow River makes Changsha's human nature not only brave in high notes, but also intelligent in spirit.

Today, Tencent's "Everyone" column pushed Tan Boniu's article "Hehe, Changsha People", which mentioned the feeling of traveling to Anqing, an ancient city in Anhui Province last year:

In fact, the word "old Changsha" is only an emotional memory of loving the city, but it does not mean exclusion and conservatism. Isn't Xiangya, the earliest western medicine hospital in China, and Yale-Yali Middle School in China, which is famous at home and abroad, proof of this? Old Changsha follows the trend, loves fashion, and naturally does not exclude new things. This is the "old Changsha" I have ever seen.

Old Changsha is hospitable, warm and noble. Bach West Point and Ma Fusheng can live in peace. Rosa cake and Sullivan cake are their favorites. There are old-fashioned barber shops and beautiful baby markets, where everything old and new can be balanced.

Some foreigners will be obsessed with Changsha people's high-profile and xenophobia, and even think that "old Changsha" closes foreigners with dialect barriers, so that foreigners can't integrate into the city, and they are proud of their sense of cultural superiority, such as mocking new citizens as "fellow villagers." In fact, this is really not the personality characteristics of most old Changsha.

This city has always been based on commercial civilization. Changsha has a history of 2400 years, and the unearthed cultural relics clearly prove the commercial development of this city. Commercial development urges cities to tolerate immigrants and absorb and integrate beneficial cultural elements in immigrant culture.

Just as the changes in Changsha dialect in the past century are not unpleasant, what's more, with the rapid development of reform and opening up for 30 years, Changsha dialect is not stubborn. Lao Changsha readily accepted the disappearance of sharp sounds, the increase of literary and colloquial readings, and the disappearance of the old Changsha dialect ... Changsha dialect is not strong in front of Mandarin, and the school forced it to speak Mandarin, which led to the emergence of a new language school in the world-plastic Mandarin.

The weak Changsha dialect is no different from other dialects. It has been iterative and innovative, and the old Changsha people have been accepting the improvement of dialects. No one will stubbornly want to go back to the past, but they can't accept the revolutionary subversion of language habits. Without dialects, life is always a little less interesting.

Tan Boniu said that a new generation of teenagers will definitely experience the same youth again in different places. The wheat fields are all the same shape, and the watchers are all the same person. As long as new. How boring. If you think like this, you can't help but envy the era when there were regional differences.

Today's Changsha, like other places, has demolished so many cultural relics, not to mention the tragedy of burning the city several times like the Wenxi fire. The disappointment of the old Changsha people is understandable. All they need is a cultural identity that belongs to their hometown, and this identity has now become so humble. This is why so many post-80s and post-90s call themselves "Old Changsha".

Of course, the old Changsha people need to accept the fashion and revival of the old culture and absorb the nutrition of foreign culture, but on the other hand, the new citizens should also respect and understand the local culture, thus casting a new Changsha culture.

Just like the ancestors of this city, most of them are descendants of immigrants who are flooded with Huguang in Jiangxi. They brought the nutrients of being good at reading and knowing etiquette in Jiangxi culture, but they also inherited the brave and determined character in Huxiang culture and became the ancestors and blood source of our eulogy.

Just like Cai Daoxian, a Fujian native executed by Zhang, he infected me with the spirit of not being afraid of death. For example, the names of foreign troops engraved on the wall of Yunlu Palace in four Changsha battles have made Changsha a reputation for bloody battles.

Our generation of Changsha people have the honor to witness the great changes in Changsha city from 6.5438+0 million to 3 million. More and more foreigners associate their life and destiny with it and become the creators of Changsha culture in the future. Embedding the genes of this city into it and integrating everyone's wisdom and kindness into the character of Changsha culture will make our culture more dynamic and vibrant.

We will never forget Mr. Liu Shuhua, whose ancestral home is Changzhou, Jiangsu. He ran for the protection of historical sites in Changsha. We will never forget the powerful power released by Tang Lei, a weak woman who is not 100% Changsha, in protecting the ancient wall of Chaozong Street. Her mother, Ms. Fan Ning from the north, also expressed her love for Changsha ... all of whom are "old Changsha" in our eyes.

This is also the same thing that has been happening for 2400 years: those foreigners who take Changsha as their second hometown will eventually become the "old Changsha" among our post-population.

From 1098 to 19 12, Huashan County has stood in the south of Changsha for nearly a thousand years. Changsha, as the best place in ancient Hunan, accepted everyone who came to this city with her kindness and goodwill. Nowadays, although the place names are no longer beautiful, the responsibility of making Changsha better has fallen on our shoulders. Being good at dialect vocabulary and staying in the streets and lanes is out of date, which has turned ancient elegance into today's art. Isn't that the best way for us to pursue the distance carefully and never forget our roots?

I hope that one day, more and more foreigners will call themselves "Old Changsha" and be proud of it.

Of course, if you can't accept my humbleness for a while, I think there is only a beautiful misunderstanding between you and "Old Changsha", as Tan Boniu said:

Changsha people are really kind. Thank you very much for the uncle I met at the subway station.

I am from Jilin, and I was admitted to Changsha University in 20 years. ..... Now the whole northeast is in a dark state. Actually, I was biased against southerners before I came here. I think southerners are narrow-minded, calculating and full of bad things, and so on. If they are not interested in college, they really don't want to leave their hometown.

On my way home for the Spring Festival, I took the subway to the airport. It happened that the elevator at the subway station where I came out was broken. I pushed a 30-kg suitcase (I thought it was 60 kg, but I weighed it at the airport only 30[ tears]), carrying my schoolbag and bringing something about 6 kg to my family. The suitcase of 30 kg is not very heavy, but I just can't lift the suitcase of 170 (finger injury). I had to walk backwards and drag it step by step. Fortunately, I left late. There were few people in the subway station at that time. Otherwise, I'm embarrassed to delay others' walking. An uncle couldn't stand it anymore, so he helped to lift it [to send it to the heart]. Thanks to the kind people, Changsha people are really enthusiastic and enthusiastic. To tell the truth, it is really touching to live alone in a foreign country and get such care. It's nothing serious, but it's warm.

In Changsha dialect:

Just bitter, annoying and arrogant.

In other words, I have suffered, I am patient, I am aggressive and overbearing. In fact, many people will think they are fierce at first impression, but in fact, when they get along, they are very warm-hearted and will try their best to help you. There is a little bit of knife mouth and tofu heart.

Moreover, the fact is that Changsha people are extremely entertaining. There are foot washing cities everywhere, with food and play. Personally, I think I have eaten it all over the world, and Changsha is the best.

Zeng Guofan's Xiang army was awesome, and now Xiang army is awesome-one is Hunan TV Station and the other is Hunan Publishing House.

In many other cities, most of them are ready to close at 9. 10, while in Changsha, the night has just begun. They will run around in four baskets. (Wandering around) Even if you don't have it, you should spend it for entertainment.

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(Du Fu Jiangge)

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I hope that people in Hunan and Changsha can be more open, get out of the narrow idea that I am king, and don't spend seconds online, let alone always compare with the brother city Wuhan, which is incomparable. Changsha is three times as big as Wuhan. If you go out and have a look, you will find that the sky outside is much bigger than the wellhead. Don't always live in the dream of network celebrity city boasted by toilet TV!