Reward for high marks: The pronunciation of "Sea Waves" in Minnan dialect is marked with pinyin.

Sad mood: (A new scene than Bear A)

Heavy footsteps: (Jingle A Cabo)

Reluctantly come and leave: (Avoid giong's loss)

Full of hardships: (mua helps A's embarrassment)

Full of pain: (mua helps A's bucket mouth) <

I'm like a sea wave: (Wow, I'm close to Qiu Hai's bie Dragon)

There are ups and downs: (No ki, no fun)

If we are separated today: (Lan Jingli's marriage is a loss)

When will we meet again: (With Xi Zaixiong Hong)

A sad life? : (Ai Wan A Lin Xing)

Rough fate: (Rough A meters and warm)

Forcing us to separate: (I will be blue and faint)

The sadness of this model: (that is, the new model A)

The pain of this model: (Extremely wide A bad breath)

Who will understand: (Shrimp Wolf)

I follow the waves of the sea: (Wow, Bielong falls into the sea)

Floating and sinking in your heart: (Fuding is new here)

I'm waiting every night: (Wow, Ya Ya is sorry)

Waiting for your reunion: (But playing in the group)

Shouting loudly that I don't want you to come and separate: (Poison, shrimp, each em comes to faint. Em adds soup A in Ho Hsi Ho)

Meet me: (Galilai Xiong Hong)

Minnan dialect (man Lamngy; Vernacular word: b? n-l? M-gú), also known as H!-Ló-ō e (Taiwanese, Taiwanese, Heluo, etc.) in Taiwan Province, is also called Fujian dialect (Southeast Asia, Hong Kong, Macao, overseas), which belongs to a kind of Chinese Fujian dialect and is also the most influential one. Linguistically, China linguists think Minnan dialect is a Chinese dialect, while western scholars think it is a language, and Heluo dialect, which is closest to the ancient Central Plains, belongs to the Chinese family. Western scholars think that it is a language and belongs to the Chinese family. The word Minnan has a broad sense and a narrow sense. In the broad sense, it refers to the academic collection of Pan-Minnan languages, while in the narrow sense, it only refers to the local Minnan languages.

historical formation:

the first pendulum: the fourth century Jin people moved to Fujian → the formation of Quanzhou dialect. During the Wuluanhua period (34-439), aliens invaded the Central Plains and stayed in Yongjia for two years in the Western Jin Dynasty (38). The "Eight Clans in Clothes" in the Central Plains (Lin Huang, Chen Zheng, Zhan Qiu, He Hu) began to take refuge in Quanzhou, Fujian Province, and in1*** went to the ancient Chinese (for example, the body, the bride, the discretion, the tripod, the hairpin. Therefore, "Quanzhou Dialect" is the Wu Chu Dialect (for example, phio5, ng2, and Hoya), the original phonetic reference in the third and fourth centuries, and the local "Yue Dialect" (for example, loo3 (hiu3), san2 (thin) and lim (drinking).

the second pendulum: the formation of Zhangzhou dialect in the 7th century when Zheng Chen and Chen Yuanguang's father settled in Zhangzhou. In the second year of Tang Gaozong's reign (669), there was a "savage uproar" between Quanzhou, Fujian and Chaozhou, Guangdong. The court sent Zheng Chen and Chen Yuanguang from Gushi, Gwangju, Henan Province (that is, Gushi County, Xinyang City, Henan Province, which is close to Anhui Province) to the south to quell the chaos. After the chaos, they stationed troops in Zhangzhou, which was immediately followed by horses. That is to say, they brought medieval Chinese in the seventh century.

the third pendulum: in the 9th century, Wang Chao, Wang Shenluan and Wang Shenzhi (also from Gushi, Gwangju, Henan Province) ruled Zhangzhou → the formation of Zhangzhou dialect. At the end of the Tang Dynasty, the "Huang Chao Rebellion" occurred in China (878), and the court sent three brothers, Wang Chao, Wang Shenluan and Wang Shenzhi, from Gushi County, Henan Province, to the south to quell the rebellion. After the rebellion, Wang Chao was appointed as our envoy of the mighty army in Fujian. That is, Pirenge brought the ninth century Central Plains Chinese. Most of the two groups of immigrants were from Gushi, Gwangju, Henan Province. in taught Fujian people to read the four books and five classics in Gushi dialect, and later became Zhangzhou dialect, which is the main source of "reading sound". Yi preserved the sounds of books read by people in the Tang Dynasty.

reasons for its spread:

Minnan dialect has spread so widely, mainly because of the migration and migration of Minnan people in history. Most descendants of Minnan people in Southeast Asia use Minnan language. In addition to southern Fujian, northeastern Fujian, many towns in Shangrao, Jiangxi, many towns in southern Anhui, Pingyang, Cangnan, Dongtou, Rui 'an, Wencheng and Taishun in Wenzhou, southern Zhejiang, Yuhuan and Wenling in Taizhou, Shipu and Cixi Guanhaiwei in Ningbo, eastern Zhejiang, and a small part of Zhoushan Islands, Lin 'an and Yuhang in Hangzhou, northern Zhejiang, Deqing, Anji and Changxing in Huzhou. Shangrao, Lead Mountain, Guangfeng and Yushan in the northeast of Jiangxi, near Chengdu in Sichuan, near Guiping, Beiliu and Liuzhou in the southeast of Guangxi, around Yixing, Jintan and Jurong in Jiangsu, and Luzhou in Sichuan, all have a certain population of Minnan dialect.

Reasons for its formation:

The first time: Jin people moved to Fujian in the fourth century → the formation of some primary Quanzhou dialects.

the second time: in the seventh century, Zheng Chen and Chen Yuanguang's father settled in Zhangzhou → the formation of Zhangzhou dialect.

the third time: in the 9th century, Wang Chao, Wang Shenluan and Wang Shenzhi (from Gushi, Gwangju, Henan) ruled Zhangzhou → the formation of Zhangzhou dialect.