Besides Wu dialect, what other dialect islands are there in Zhejiang?

Say? Wu Nong speaks softly? Wu dialect seems to be synonymous with Zhejiang province, and its tone is euphemistic and complicated, which is difficult for outsiders to understand. Wu dialect is the main dialect used by most people in Zhejiang province, and it is the most widely used and important language in Zhejiang province. But in fact, the distribution of dialects in Zhejiang Province is far more complicated than you think. Besides Wu dialect, there are many dialects, such as Min dialect, Hakka dialect, Mandarin, Manchu dialect and Gan dialect. Here are some dialects. 0 1, Hui language Hui language is actually a dialect of Huizhou. Because Zhejiang Province is close to Anhui Province, the local residents in the western part of Zhejiang Province adjacent to Anhui Province are also influenced by Huizhou dialect. Hui language belongs to Wu language in a broad sense and has local characteristics. In addition to Anhui and Zhejiang, it is also used in some areas of Jiangxi. Hui dialect has the characteristics of both Wu dialect and Gan dialect, which is quite different from Mandarin.

02. Min Dialect Because southern Zhejiang is also adjacent to Fujian, these places are influenced by Fujian in dialect. In some parts of southern Zhejiang, the dialect used by most people in Fujian is Min dialect. In addition to Fujian, where Min dialect is mainly distributed, it is not only used in some parts of Zhejiang, but also distributed in Taiwan Province, Hainan and Guangdong. There are many sources for the formation of Min dialect, which is a language that retains many features of ancient Chinese in the Chinese family.

03. The use of Putonghua is mainly distributed in parts of northwest Zhejiang bordering Anhui Province. There are many kinds of mandarin used in Zhejiang, including Henan immigrant mandarin, Hubei immigrant mandarin and Jianghuai immigrant mandarin. Among them, Henan immigrants speak Mandarin the most, while Jianghuai immigrants speak Mandarin the least. It is mainly formed by the diffusion and integration of residents in other areas during the migration process of historical changes.

The above is a concrete introduction to some dialect islands except Wu dialect in Zhejiang dialect. The use of dialects in different regions reflects the historical and cultural differences and customs of a place. There are many reasons for its formation, so dialects can be used as an important aspect of studying local folk culture.