People from the north and the south have very distinctive names. How to determine the region from the name?

As a Taobao delivery person, I receive order information from buyers all over the country every day. The information includes names and regions. Let me talk about my summary experience of naming in the north and south. An interesting phenomenon is , the cultural differences between north, south, and east can actually be reflected in names. For example, women from Beijing are mostly named after Jing, and women from Harbin are mostly named after Shu. The names in Lingnan are particularly easy to identify. There are many people with the surname Qin (the same as Qin) in Guangxi. Basically, all people with the surname Qin are from Guangxi. Then there are the girls’ names, especially Di and Di, Zhao Di, Aidi, Dai Di, Hu Di? There are so many. Boys' names are also easy to identify. They are basically Jia, Jia, Rong, Hui, Wei, Sheng, Shen? A random combination, especially this Shen, you can basically tell that they are from Guangdong.

There are many surnames in the north that can be identified, such as Jin. For these Han surnames changed by the Manchu people, people in the Northeast can generally identify northerners by opening their mouths. Their names can reflect some of their roots among middle-aged customers. The characteristics of the era of Zhengmiaohong are generally rivers, lakes and seas, construction transcends love, and is paired with the soldiers and civilians of the country, such as Zhang Aimin, Li Haichao, etc. But the names of the new generation of young people are all kinds of different.

The characteristics of the names in some remaining regions are not obvious enough, but the accents are particularly easy to identify. People in Sichuan and Chongqing areas love to speak dialects, and young people in their twenties also keep talking to you. Dialects can be distinguished. The accents of Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan are easy to identify, and there are many Guangzhou and Guangzhou jokes on Douyin. The accent from Northeastern Inner Mongolia is more recognizable. The Beijing accent is also easy to recognize. I am from the Jianghuai area, and I can recognize the Mandarin accent here. Many of my colleagues are from northern Anhui, and I can also hear the Central Plains accent. Guan Guan Guan, Zhong Zhong Zhong. The plastic Mandarin in Hunan is also easy to distinguish, and I can also understand some of it from the university I studied in Jiangxi. Lanzhou Mandarin is also very unique. How funny is the Mandarin accent in Changzhi, Shanxi? There is still a big gap between the northern and southern accents. Unless the Mandarin is completely standard, you can still tell whether the other person is from the south or the north from some subtle details.