What's the difference between the Hui people in Xinjiang and those in Gansu?

There are some differences in headdress and food culture between Hui people in Xinjiang and Gansu. Specifically:

1. Headdress: Xinjiang Hui men wear white or black or brown round hats, women wear headscarves, which are generally green, married women wear black, middle-aged women wear cyan, and elderly women wear white. However, the headdress of the Hui nationality in Gansu has the characteristics of integration with the life and culture of other ethnic groups such as Han nationality and Tibetan nationality.

2. Food culture: The Hui people in Xinjiang mainly eat herbivores such as cattle and sheep. They pay attention to hygiene, don't smoke and drink, are used to taking a bath and washing before and after meals, love to drink tea, and entertain guests with tea. The food culture of the Hui people in Gansu may be more diversified and influenced by other ethnic groups.

It should be noted that the above information may not be completely accurate, because cultural differences in different regions and ethnic groups may be different due to personal habits, regional characteristics and other factors.