The Jiangnan region of China

Is the Jiangnan region of China the most cultured, prosperous and beautiful region of all?

Is the region where there is Suzhou, Nanjing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Fuzhou, etc, and many other splendid cities.

Red pill me on the chinese provinces

is there any difference or are they all the same?

Don't know that much but there's definitely differences but everywhere aside from Xinjiang and SARs are all nationalistic as fuck generally. Heilongjiang loves beer, sausages, pickled cabbage, being drunkenly loud as fuck and Russian women but they're also nationalistic as fuck. They also have the best accents. Every upper-middle class person in Shanghai gives gay vibes and they think they're honorary whites, food in Shanghai is the image of 'clean' and elegant Chinese food. The more inland you get the more regressive it generally is

depends where the government focused efforts after destroying every historical building in the 60s

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>but everywhere aside from Xinjiang

Northern Xinjiang is predominantly Han, followed by Mongols and Kazakhs, who are all pretty Chinese nationalist

Every one of them was either its own country or part of a different country at some point in history.

China is basically like a Europe that's united into one country. Recent examples of this phenomenon include Tibet, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia.

Not currently but it has been in the past. Cultural, military, agricultural and political power is still up north as it should be.

Muh North China plain.

This. Chinese Mongols are bro tier and outnumber the Mongolian Mongols who are backward and won't stop rambling on about shit that happened 5-700 years ago.

>Tibet
>Xinjiang
>inner Mongolia

Is the only fucking news source you read Reddit comments or what? The vast majority of people residing in those three provinces are nationalistically fervent Han Chinese and the idea of a 'Chinese' state the same way a 'German' or 'Italian' or 'Russian' state was carved was through the threat of much larger foreign powers to all that is culturally familiar (to an extent) under the mandate of heaven.

This is kind of funny with its sweeping generalisations but even that's fundamentally flawed, especially with the Northeast. It'd be like people making fun of Russia for losing to Sweden in the winter war or people calling the Spanish baguette waving stinky cowards