Is Italy friendly to the people of China?

Italy is long and narrow, like a boot. It borders Austria, Switzerland, France and Croatia in the north, and faces the African continent across the sea in the south. Historically, northern Italy was occupied by Austria, Switzerland and France for many times, while southern Italy was deeply influenced by Spanish and Arabic cultures with different historical backgrounds. 186 1 year, Italy achieved national unification. Prior to this, all localities were divided into independent city countries of different sizes.

A short period of 100 years cannot change the cultural characteristics of various places. Not only is there a big gap between the north and the south, but each region maintains its own unique habits, traditions, history, food culture, language and customs. Therefore, the local people's temperament is also varied.

It is rare for a country to live in the same country, but there are so many different customs. And Italians are particularly proud of their hometown. There is a saying: "The church bells in every street are worth cherishing." This sentence reveals deep feelings for his hometown and a strong sense of competition with other places. This can also be seen from every booing and desperate struggle on the football field.

"Without love, life is unimaginable"-A cheerful southerner

As mentioned above, it is very important to meet an Italian for the first time and know where he is from and his life background. Not only for us foreigners, but also for Italians, knowing where each other comes from is also a crucial factor in communication.

First of all, from the appearance, generally speaking, people who are tall, slightly blond and have brown hair and blue eyes are mostly from northern Italy. People who go further south are shorter, but their skin, hair and eyes are darker. The generous and typical Italian in our mind actually comes from southern Italy. -Who can study Totti on the forum?

They are cheerful, happy and even talkative; They always put their work second. They are most keen on drinking, eating, singing, dancing and falling in love ... simply and enthusiastically enjoying life. For these southerners, life without love is simply unimaginable.

These people have a glib tongue and often smugly impose their will on others. On the other hand, they are romantic and infatuated. Because of this, once they move on, the outcome is unpredictable, which should be paid more attention to. They attach importance to traditional customs. If you are his bride, they will invite 200 or 300 people to a two-day and two-night wedding reception in the street square. What a "godfather" country. Marriage can be a grand festival.

On the surface, southerners in Italy are talking and laughing, informal and easy to fall in love, but they also have a deep and delicate side. They attach great importance to their feelings with their families, even if they are all Italian, they will find it difficult. It doesn't matter if it's just a relationship. If you want to get married, it is difficult to get married without adequate communication and tacit understanding between families.

On the contrary, many Italians in the north pursue progress, are ambitious, work hard and work hard. Unlike southerners, they don't enjoy themselves, have no restraint, treat people with restraint and are more urbanized. Most professional women in the north hold the concept of equality between men and women.

Milan, like Shanghai, is like a melting pot, accommodating Italians from all over the world to work. Immigrants from the south will become "northerners" in the second generation. In Milan, you can often meet some "hybrids" whose parents were born in the south and the north respectively.

Both of them are Italian, but their looks and temperament are quite different because of their different places of birth. This is really incredible and interesting.