Why are there no Cantonese in Guangdong?

There are no Cantonese among the 56 ethnic groups in China. There is no such appellation as "Cantonese" or "Vernacular" academically, only "Guangfu".

Although some people don't agree with the title of "Guangfu people", the ethnic groups that can speak Cantonese (vernacular) are essentially the same ethnic group. "Guangfu people" is only the scientific name of Cantonese (vernacular) ethnic group, and people whose mother tongue is Cantonese (vernacular) are Guangfu people! The most important basis for ethnic division is language and culture, the same language system, the same cultural landscape and its cultural connotation.

As a result of popularization, Cantonese has already faced the situation of disappearing, and language is an important carrier of culture and the identity of ethnic groups. The disappearance of Cantonese means the disappearance of Guangfu people! In a sense, defending Cantonese is more important than developing economy, because it is related to the life and death of Guangfu people.

The population of Guangdong belongs to 56 ethnic groups, and Cantonese is also called Cantonese, among which the Han population is 90.3 million, accounting for 98.02% of the total population. The population of ethnic minorities is 6.5438+0.64 million, accounting for 654.38+0.98%, mainly Zhuang, Yao, She, Hui and Manchu. There are also new immigrants who have moved to Guangdong from all over the country in recent years and obtained local hukou; And overseas Chinese from Guangdong, overseas Chinese, Chinese, Hong Kong and Macao compatriots.