Shantou and Shenzhen are both special economic zones. Why are they developing so slowly?

Some people say that it is a lack of tolerance for foreigners. The local Chaoshan people have a strong sense of self-protection and can't tolerate foreigners, and it is difficult for foreigners to learn Chaoshan dialect. People who can't speak Chaoshan dialect can't integrate into their circle at all, so foreign talents are reluctant to stay.

Some people say that it is commercial integrity, and Chaoshan is dominated by handicrafts and light industry. Many bosses cut corners for short-term benefits, and the products produced are of poor quality and poor reputation. In the 1990s, there was a wave of defrauding the national export tax rebate, which seriously damaged the commercial image of Chaoshan.

What's more, I think it's ridiculous that Chaoshan area generally likes to have more children and has a serious preference for sons over daughters. Too many children cause great pressure on life, and naturally they can't attend to education. Therefore, many people with low academic qualifications go out to work, which hollows out the labor force in Chaoshan area to some extent.

These statements should be correct. It used to be like this, but now the situation is completely different, but after all, backwardness does not happen overnight.

There is also a lack of high-quality talents in the local area. Many local people choose to work in other places after graduating from college. The less developed, the lower the sense of identity with hometown. I quite agree with that.

What's more, there are too few achievements. Looking back, how many people have come and gone in a hurry before and now, and there are really not many who can leave merit and fame. For example, Brother Xian, who has just been promoted, has received the highest evaluation for so many years, and he really likes it.