Where does Nansheng belong?

At present, Nansheng Street is formed by merging two parts, one part is Nanshengwei (under the jurisdiction of Nansheng neighborhood committee), Pingdong (all natural villages under the jurisdiction of Pingdong village committee) and Nansheng (all natural villages under the jurisdiction of Nansheng village committee), which was Maoming before 1959 1. Secondly, the other four administrative villages, namely Pushan, Tang Le, xie cun and Shanwei, belong to Huazhou. During the period from 1958 to 1959, the superior decided to excavate the diversion canal and agricultural canal. Because the agricultural canal has to pass through xie cun and other places in Huazhou, for the purpose of coordinating local disputes, the superior assigned Nanshengwei, which originally belonged to Maoming County, to Huazhou County, and later formed today's administrative structure. This is also the reason why people in Nanshengwei said today that "Nanshengbu was transferred from Gaozhou to Huazhou". (My opinion is for reference only, the same below) Because today's Nansheng Street is a combination of two different counties, the language of Nansheng (entitled "Nansheng Dialect") is also divided into "schools". According to my analysis, it can be divided into three schools: First, Nanshengwei dialect includes Nanshengwei, Pingtung administrative village, Nansheng administrative village and Maoming and Huazhou counties. Nanshengwei Dialect is essentially Gaozhou Dialect (Maoming Dialect, now both Gaozhou City and Maonan District are Maoming County) or a branch of Gaozhou Dialect, but it is definitely not suitable to be confused with Huazhou Dialect. Secondly, Tang Le, Pushan, xie cun administrative villages' daily language (the vast majority), the dialect in this area is a transitional dialect between Huazhou vernacular and Gaozhou vernacular, but I prefer that the vernacular in this area belongs to Huazhou vernacular; Third, the everyday language of the people in Shanwei Administrative Village is no different from Huazhou Vernacular, and the dialect here is Huazhou Vernacular. As for the Nansheng dialect mentioned in the original text, most of the words used in Huazhou dialect are pronounced with Maoming and Gaozhou accents. I basically agree with this statement; In my opinion, Nanshengwei dialect is Gaozhou dialect, that is, Gaozhou accent, and lexically, not only Nansheng, but also Gaozhou, Maoming and Xinyi (please listen to Xinyi Opera in case of doubt), all of which are the same as Huazhou dialect. In my opinion, Nanshengwei dialect and Gaozhou dialect are in the same strain, partly influenced by Huazhou dialect. ...