The temperature and lifestyle differences between the north and the south are relatively large. Southerners and northerners have very different ways of making friends and getting along with friends. Southerners may not adapt when they first go to college in the north. 1. The temperature varies greatly.

It is well known that the temperature difference between the north and the south is relatively large, but as a northerner, I feel that the winter in the north is better than the winter in the south. After all, we have heating in the north. I am an authentic Northeastern person. I went to college in Jiangxi. When I first went to the south, I felt very lucky that I would never have to endure winters of more than 30 degrees below zero. But I didn’t expect that I would be defeated by Jiangxi in the first winter. Because the winter in the south is wet and cold, the weather forecast shows that the outside temperature will be a few degrees above zero, but you still need to wear a down jacket because the temperature inside the house may be even colder than the outside temperature. Although the outdoor temperature is very cold in the winter in the north, the temperature is unusually high. You won't feel very cold even if you wear summer clothes inside. Therefore, as a southerner who comes to the north to go to college in the winter, you may feel a little comfortable. As long as you don't go outside, you don't need to wear heavy clothes. 2. The mode of getting along with friends is different.

Southerners and northerners also have very different ways of making friends. My southern friends, no matter how good the relationship is, they all like the AA system when they go out to eat. They believe that this method is the fairest and they will not quarrel over money issues. When friends from the north get along, it will never be easy to have an AA system, because everyone feels that this method is too unfamiliar. Everyone takes turns inviting each other to dinner, which can well promote the friendship between each other. Therefore, when southerners go to the north to go to college, they may not be able to adapt to this kind of treat-to-dinner relationship.

Many cities in the South are accustomed to eating chili peppers, but in northern cities they rarely use chili peppers when cooking. The taste is more leisurely than in the south, so students from the south may need some time to adapt to the north when they go to college in the north. Only food will do.