Thousands of miles of different wind, hundreds of miles of different customs(qiān lǐ bù tóng fēng，bǎi lǐ bù tóng sú)

Thousands of miles of different wind, hundreds of miles of different customs

"Thousands of miles are different from the wind, hundreds of miles are different from the customs", as the saying goes, describing the different customs and habits in different places.

Source: Lun Heng · Lei Xu: "the wind is different for thousands of miles, but there is no thunder for hundreds of miles.". Yi day: "shocked a hundred Li." Chen Jiru's true manuscript of Baishiqiao in the Ming Dynasty (2): "thousands of miles are different in wind, hundreds of miles are different in custom. If there is no record in history, it should be recorded from the beginning of Fengshitong

Chinese PinYin : qiān lǐ bù tóng fēng，bǎi lǐ bù tóng sú