What is the language of Wenzhou, Zhejiang?

Wenzhou is a region where many languages are used, and there are great differences between languages. Wenzhou dialect is a dialect with urban accent as the main dialect in Wujiang dialect, followed by Minnan dialect used by 654.38+0.5 million residents. It mainly comes from a large number of Minnan immigrants three or four hundred years ago and is distributed around Cangnan County, which is called Minnan dialect in southern Zhejiang. Few people use Wu dialect, such as Taihu dialect, Gan dialect, northern Fujian dialect, Manchu dialect, Jinxiang dialect and She dialect. During the Republic of China, the attribution of Wenzhou dialect has been controversial in linguistic research. Although Wenzhou belonged to Fujian Europe in ancient history, it was later under the jurisdiction of Huiji County (now Shaoxing City) in Zhejiang Province. Although their ancestral languages were Ou (non-modern Ou) and Zhongyuan (Chu), Wu and Chu gradually became popular in modern Wenzhou dialect after the Han Dynasty.

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The basic word formation method and grammar are basically the same as those of modern Wu dialect. Comparing the rural areas of Shaoxing, Jiangsu Province with several representative areas of Wu dialect in the old city of Suzhou, we can find that Wenzhou dialect is the worst in the whole Wu dialect area, but it is acceptable (understandable, difficult to communicate) with the old cities of traditional northern Wu dialect areas (such as Shaoxing old city and Suzhou old city), while it is still ancient Wu with people in modern Wu dialect areas (Ningbo city, post-Song and Ming dynasties, despite the northern rule and the influx of Fujian immigrants).