屬於小鎮的
這一邊直接指那張圖裡的地方：報紙、診所、工作、習慣都是小鎮的。
adjective · B1
Coming from a small town, or belonging to life in a small town — used before a noun, about people, places, jobs and things.
小鎮的
核心畫面
You can think of small-town as pointing at a town you can walk across in twenty minutes: one main street, one paper, a doctor who knows your grandmother. Everything the word does grows out of that picture. Sometimes it points at the place — this paper, this clinic, this job is from there. Sometimes it points at the circle instead: a world with a visible edge, where new and unfamiliar things arrive slowly. The same picture, then, can be warm or can be an insult, depending on which part of it the speaker is using.
「small-town」可以想成一個二十分鐘就走得完的小鎮：一條主街、一份報紙、一個認得你阿嬤的醫生。這個字的兩個用…更多收起
「small-town」可以想成一個二十分鐘就走得完的小鎮：一條主街、一份報紙、一個認得你阿嬤的醫生。這個字的兩個用法，都是從這張圖長出來的。有時候它指的是地點——這份報紙、這家診所、這份工作是那裡的。有時候它指的是那個圈子：一個看得到邊界的世界，新的東西進來得很慢。所以同一張圖，可以是溫的，也可以是一句批評，看說話的人用的是哪一半。From the word’s history
The Wiktionary entry gives the make-up of the word as small + town.
來源資料把這個字拆成 small（小）+ town（鎮），也就是字面上的組合；今天的兩個用法都還看得見這個組合。
Wiktionary entry for small-town, etymology field small + town (packet source_ref kaikki:3f6f69a190036ae4:1962506254:1101)
Two branches
小鎮式的心態
同一張圖被當成一個圈子看：邊界之外的東西進不來，於是拿來形容想法。
adjective · B2
Used about ideas, habits and attitudes that people believe belong to small towns, especially a narrow way of thinking that has little interest in anything new or different.
眼界狹小的