Beijingers: a lot of talk
Beijingers express love directly and with humor, as encapsulated in a well-known anecdote: A boy and a girl who were university schoolmates got along very well. One day, the boy said to the girl as if he was making a joke, “I’m thinking that I’m gonna chase you.” The girl responded primly, “Don’t, please don’t.” The boy appeared to contemplate this for a moment, but then said in a very serious way: “I have decided to.” Thus began their romance.
Sensuous Shanghai
The senses are the most essential aspect of romance in Shanghai. They appreciate the aesthetic qualities of beauty and the cosmetic appearance of a relationship, whether it’s ideal or an outpouring of instinctive feelings. shanhai man usually treat his wife very well, not like traditional chinese man, shanghai man would love to cook or do other house work in home. And shanghai girl are considered to be good at managing the family.
Carnal Canton
In Guangdong they like it saucy. The word paituo in Cantonese means being in love. It implies that one has officially fallen in love when there is carnal bodily contact. There’s also the word whet, Cantonese for “together” – in this sense, kissing in public, or an unabashed enthusiasm for public displays of affection.
