Is there a State/Province/Region in your country that is the wild part of that country? (areas, island)
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I don't know if English is your first language (you seem pretty fluent in it) but I don't think 'wild' is the right word here. Maybe a part of the country that doesn't seem to fit with the rest?
Hmmm, aside from having slightly more Chinese influence and being friendlier, Osaka doesn't stand out too much to me. No idea about Busan, but I don't think so. What's so exception about Sichuan? What about Tibet, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia? The others are just regions, no more distinct than elsewhere. One could argue the Basque country or Catalonia are more different than Andalusia because they speak a different language. How is Liverpool any more distinct than Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol.etc?
Well, the thing with Tibet, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia is that they have people who have very different ethnic groups, they are so different you're right, and I'll leave that for another topic. When I said, Sichuan, I was just thinking about Han China. not the Tibetans, Mongolians, Vietnamese, Ugygurs, Hmong, etc. Just mostly Han sorry hehe.
Basque is different and Catalonia wants to even become independent of Spain, but the Andalusian people are said to be the most friendly, yet the rough, most loud and passionate people in Spain. For those same reasons that's why I mentioned Sichuan and Liverpool. Also, Catalonia and even the Basque culture are more closer to European.
Osaka I thought it was both Chinese and Korean influence. A good number of Osakans I met told me they were like part Korean...that they have a Korean grandma or grandpa or something.
Well, the thing with Tibet, Xinjiang, Inner Mongolia is that they have people who have very different ethnic groups, they are so different you're right, and I'll leave that for another topic. When I said, Sichuan, I was just thinking about Han China. not the Tibetans, Mongolians, Vietnamese, Ugygurs, Hmong, etc. Just mostly Han sorry hehe.
Basque is different and Catalonia wants to even become independent of Spain, but the Andalusian people are said to be the most friendly, yet the rough, most loud and passionate people in Spain. For those same reasons that's why I mentioned Sichuan and Liverpool. Also, Catalonia and even the Basque culture are more closer to European.
Well there are a lot of Han in those provinces too now. Sichuan also has some minorities, and of course Han is a cultural thing. I've been to Chongqing, and I don't think it stands out as particularly different to anywhere else in China.
Again what exactly do you mean by 'wild' anyway? You mean acting more exuberantly? I'm a bit confused, I would think 'wild' would mean more remote, undeveloped...
Again what exactly do you mean by 'wild' anyway? You mean acting more exuberantly? I'm a bit confused, I would think 'wild' would mean more remote, undeveloped...
I think we're going with people & culture, because of the way he answered me below. I thought what you thought: remote, undeveloped...
So I listed everything in Canada north of the 53rd paralell, and then some. lol
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Originally Posted by Magnatomicflux
Well..... I would think that goes to Quebec for people and culture, if I'm understanding you correctly.
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Ok Ok, yes. You're right.
Also then with Mexico, I almost want to put in Tijuana, Monterrey and Cancun, because it seems more american than mexican
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