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Guangzhou 

The capital city of the Guangdong province in SouthEast China. It is a metropolis with more than 10 million population. It was built more than 2000 years before, while it is digging its 8th metro line as a modern city.
The local people there speak Cantonese, a dialect used also in Hong Kong and lots of Chinese outside of China, instead of the Mandarin used in most provinces of China.
It is also famous for its awesome food. People also critcize on their talent to cook everything, like a snake. Check it out before you order!
It took me 2 hours' train to Guangzhou from Hong Kong
Guangzhou by suyb March 18, 2007
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Guangzhou 

A city in southern China . It is a major city on the Pearl River Delta, including Hong Kong, Macao, and Shenzhen. The city is also known as Canton to Westerners. It is known as the city of goats because the city was founded by five celestial goats according to an old legend. It is known as the City of Flowers for its numerous gardens which even grace the top of skyscrapers. The city is a major economic zone. Guangzhou is home to a large number of Cantonese people. It is the "mother" city of the other Canto speaking cities and areas. A large part of the population speaks Cantonese, though they are slowly being displaced by migrating workers. Natives of Guangzhou do not really welcome the workers, as they destroy the 2000 year old culture of the city, and wipe out their language. Guangzhou is the home of dimsum, and is famous for having good food.
What do people speak in Guangzhou?
They speak cantonese
Guangzhou by theroyalbanana September 10, 2012
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guangzhou corn 

Corn that is sus
my guangzhou corn was open and i did not open it.
guangzhou corn by Aidan Andrews word November 21, 2022

GuangZhi 

Adj.

To describe a guy who lacks common sense and have extreme fears for scary movies.

Noun.

A person who is completely normal and functional however, people often wondering how he had survived all his life with such little common sense. since its not very uncommon to have a Guangzhi staying awake all night because of a mildly scary movie that he/she just watched.
Don't be a Guangzhi, watch Dead at the Box Office with me. what? no? too scary for you?

Guangzhouhua 

A term used for the Chinese language Cantonese by someone not adept enough to remember the proper name.
That guy speaks really good Guangzhouhua
Guangzhouhua by Bobo J. Fiddlesticks December 14, 2008
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