What are the top ten cities with weak human feelings in China?

The top ten cities in China are Beijing, Shanghai, Jiahe, Guangzhou, Dongguan, Shenzhen, Shenyang, Chengdu, Taipei and Luoyang. On the surface, enthusiastic Beijingers seem to have no reason to get such a chance to be selected, but Beijing's inherent resources determine its inevitable attitude. Lack of water, traffic jams and high cost of living doomed it to say no to later gold diggers.

Shanghainese, like Beijingers in Shanghai, have a long-standing arrogance. No Shanghainese is willing to leave Shanghai and live in other places even if they live in a small attic, which also casts their deep-rooted widowed character of despising China people.

The Urban Causes of Weak Human Feelings in China

Jiahe is a unique example of all the indifferent cities selected for the project. It is usually said that a city is indifferent because it rejects immigrants and is critical of the foreign population. Jiahe County, Chenzhou City, Hunan Province is obviously an exception, and its "indifference" is precisely the people in its own jurisdiction.

It has all the necessary elements of blood, knife and gun in all gangster movies in Guangzhou, and even it has bloody palms. I used to think that Guangzhou was the most tolerant city. Now it seems that even if I stand on the streets of Guangzhou under the scorching sun in June, the chill is still inevitable.

There is a strange reason for Dongguan's indifference, because a large number of foreign capital and labor flow into Dongguan rapidly, creating the myth of Dongguan's rapid rise. Dongguan people have money in their pockets, but the rich Dongguan people look down on the foreign population from now on. Described in slang, this is called crossing the bridge.