Wenzhou immigrated to Jiangsu.

A typical feature of Shanghai dialect is that it is almost unimpeded in Wu dialect area. Whether in Zhejiang or southern Jiangsu, Shanghainese may not understand the local dialect, but the locals do. This is because of "the advantages of integrated language"! First of all, no Jiangsu people only agree with Shanghai dialect but not Zhejiang dialect. Because northern Jiangsu is not a Wu dialect area at all, but a northern dialect area.

Shaoxing dialect has a straightforward pronunciation, high tone and no drawling. Suzhou people pronounce soft and glutinous! Take-out is slow and low-pitched, and I feel that Suzhou people never quarrel! Shaoxing dialect is very different from Suzhou dialect! Of course, Shanghai dialect is formed by the north-south accent! It is the crystallization of Ningbo dialect and Subei dialect! Right? Please give us your advice! Xiaoshan dialect and Shaoxing dialect are very close languages, with a high degree of interoperability, and can basically carry out barrier-free daily communication. People in other Wu-speaking areas may find it difficult to accurately distinguish Xiaoshan dialect from Shaoxing dialect if they are not familiar with the two languages (I can't hear the difference anyway).

Generally speaking, it is caused by immigration under special conditions. During the Southern Song Dynasty, the royal family in the Northern Song Dynasty and the rich and powerful people in Kaifeng and surrounding areas all moved to Hangzhou to settle down. Brought northern Mandarin to Hangzhou, and deeply influenced the local dialect. A major feature of Hangzhou dialect is its vowels. This is a feature that Wu dialect does not have in any other region. Minnan is spoken in parts of Wenzhou. Huzhou, Jiaxing, Shanghai, Wuxi and Suzhou belong to Wuyu District, Hangzhou, Xiaoshan, Ningbo and Shaoxing. , belonging to the Vietnam area.

Hangzhou dialect belongs to Taihu Lake of Wu language family and is a living fossil of Hangzhou history. In fact, "Wu dialect is just one of the eight major dialects of Chinese in China, and it has no sense of superiority, let alone nothing. None of China's historical biographies is written in any dialect, which is also a typical symbol of Wu dialect; Xiaoshan dialect and Shaoxing dialect belong to the Wu family, Taihu Shaolin small piece. Ningbo dialect belongs to Yongjiang dialect of Wu language family.