similar point
1. Thick history
In fact, Guangzhou and Hangzhou have many similarities. Guangzhou is a southern Guangdong culture, and Hangzhou is a Vietnamese culture. At least in pronunciation. (Laughter) Both of them can be said to have kept their perfect traditional customs. Like Guangzhou, many communities have their own ancestral halls. There is a famous scenic spot in Guangzhou-the Chen Ancestral Hall, which is quite magnificent. Very impressive. And Hangzhou, in fact, also retains many ancient customs, some celebrities also retain their ancestral temples in their hometown, Hangzhou will also see the big archway and so on.
2. Dragon Boat Race Tradition
There is a tradition of dragon boat racing in both places. Hangzhou holds a very traditional dragon boat race every year during the Dragon Boat Festival. It will be ready for several days, and the whole community will sit together to eat, set off firecrackers and perform, which is very lively. There are related activities in Guangzhou, but there are still differences between Guangzhou and Hangzhou. For example, dragon boat racing is different. Although Hangzhou is called dragon boat race, it is not faster than anyone else, but more energetic than anyone else. Who can spray the water from the tap a little bigger? Generally, races are held in small rivers instead of big rivers, and the length of dragon boats is not long. Guangzhou is faster than the speed, and the dragon boat is particularly long and will be pulled into the Pearl River. There is still a big difference between the two.
There are many big rivers running through the city.
There is a big river across the river in Hangzhou and Guangzhou. Guangzhou is the Pearl River and Hangzhou is the Qiantang River. There are all kinds of bridges on the river. Riverside construction is also very good, and all major rivers play a certain role in waterway transportation, bringing a lot of convenience. It's only the Pearl River, but it's not as wild as the Qianjiang River in Hangzhou. Qiantang river tide is famous all over the country. Who has heard of the Pearl River Tide? No, but the buildings along the Pearl River are well-known all over the country, such as the landmark Xiaomanyao in Guangzhou, the Canton Fair venue and the Guangzhou Library. The building on the edge of Qianjiang River is far less well-known than Guangzhou. Maybe only one Pagoda of Six Harmonies?
Everyone attaches importance to library service.
Both places have excellent libraries, and where the economy is developed, there are good libraries. I am afraid the reason is to improve people's quality. The development of the Yangtze River Delta and the Pearl River Delta depends on people, and the promotion of people depends on continuous learning, so both places attach great importance to cultural construction. The library in Guangzhou is quite magnificent, with glass curtain walls and nine floors. It's very atmospheric and the service is very good. Directly connected with the subway line, it has become a scenic spot. Hangzhou has not reached this level. The appearance is not as good as that of Guangzhou Library, but the internal service is no less than that of Guangzhou Library. Libraries are about details. In terms of the richness and order of books, Zhejiang's is a little higher. As can be seen from the available books in the two places, Hangzhou intends to lead Guangzhou. There are 20 copies of Guangtu I Certificate, Zhejiang Tu 1 Certificate 2 1 Book, and the extra one is an e-book, which is obviously an intention to press the head.
There are villages in the city.
There are some villages in the city in both places, which provide a cost-saving space for foreign job seekers. The buildings in the villages in Guangzhou are very dense, commonly known as the handshake building. There are all kinds of shops and restaurants downstairs, such as the world of foreign population, which is more convenient. There are naturally villages in the city in Hangzhou, but now they have all been transformed, not as chaotic as Guangzhou. The rent in Guangzhou is much lower than that in Hangzhou, perhaps because Hangzhou has been upgraded? It's just that the rental price in Hangzhou has soared in the past two years. It looks like an upgrade, but it only refers to an upgrade in appearance. There is no doubt that the convenience of living for migrants has decreased and the cost of living has obviously increased.
discrepancy
Having said these similarities, let's look at the differences. The main difference may lie in the different industries. Guangzhou, the most feeling is the foreign trade industry, wholesale industry. Guangzhou is the wholesale center of the whole world and the whole country. There are many wholesale markets here, such as Wanlinghui, Hualin Jade Wholesale Market, Adult Products Wholesale, Beauty Industry Wholesale Center, Watch City, Shoes City and Leather City. Another feature of Guangzhou is that there are many foreigners and blacks here, because many of them come to Guangzhou to get goods. Guangzhou is a foreign trade center city. As for Hangzhou, when it comes to wholesale markets, there may be one Four Seasons that is national, and the others are probably not from Central. Others are only specialty markets, such as silk and Longjing. Guangzhou is undoubtedly better than Hangzhou in this respect.
E-commerce in Hangzhou should be better than that in Guangzhou. E-commerce is characterized by unlimited geography, but in fact, it is very competitive. Because Ali is headquartered in Hangzhou, there are many e-commerce companies in Hangzhou. It is said that 30% of the powerful e-commerce platforms in China are in Hangzhou. This kind of competitiveness is considerable. Subversion of the industry depends on the use of the digital economy, and Hangzhou is now vigorously developing this digital industry, as well as the cultural industry, which feels that it can penetrate anywhere and make people full of imagination. As for Guangzhou, this ability has not been compared with Hangzhou. Although Tencent belongs to Guangdong, in Shenzhen, Tencent is actually quite similar to Ali.
In terms of crowd character, Cantonese people feel more generous, they will win if they love to fight, and they will win if they dare to fight. It is also more inclusive. On the other hand, Hangzhou people who belong to the south of the Yangtze River are relatively mild and tepid, and the urban atmosphere is more cultural. The personality differences between the two places are still obvious. In terms of sports performance, there are excellent swimmers here in Hangzhou, and many swimming champions in China are trained here, while Guangdong is rich in money, ranking first in basketball in the country, and winning the championship with the world's talents. The martial atmosphere of Guangzhou itself is also obvious. People love sports. Many people are playing badminton at the foot of Wuyang Mountain.
These are some similarities and differences listed by Bian Xiao. As a first-tier city for many years, Guangzhou has rich and developed subway lines, and Hangzhou is also enriching subway lines. I believe that it will not be weaker than Guangzhou in the future. Guangzhou hosted the Asian Games, while Hangzhou is preparing to host it. These are some similar places. Guangzhou is like Hangzhou in the future, but Hangzhou in the future should have its own characteristics and improve its quality.
It is said that the population of Hangzhou is expected to be15 million, and the current resident population of Guangzhou is just around 1500%. I feel that there is indeed a secret competition between the two.