Does Zhangjiagang belong to Suzhou?

Zhangjiagang, a county-level city in Jiangsu Province, is located in the east of Chinese mainland, on the south bank of the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, bordering Changshu in the southeast, Suzhou-Xichang in the south, Jiangyin in the west, the Yangtze River in the north, and Rugao and Jingjiang across the river, with a total area of 999 square kilometers, including 777 square kilometers of land area and 195.67 square kilometers of water area.

Zhangjiagang, formerly known as Shazhou, was abolished in September 1986 and named after Zhangjiagang, a natural harbor in China.

dialect

1, Chengdong dialect and Chengyao dialect: Chengdong dialect is represented by Yang She dialect in urban areas. Chengdong dialect is distributed in Yang She, Sigang, Tang Shi, Zhashang and Houhou, which is close to Jiangyin Dongxiang dialect. It is similar to the dialects of Xinqiao, Huashi, Zhouzhuang, Bei_ and wuxi port in Jiangyin, belonging to a small piece of Piling, which is actually a Taihu Lake in Wu dialect.

If the western dialects such as Port Area, Nansha, Zhongxing and Houcheng are close to Jiangyin City, they are considered as important words. Chengdong dialect and Chenghuang dialect account for 26.4% of the registered population.

2. Western Henan dialect: represented by Tangqiao dialect, an important town in the southeast, belongs to a small part of Suhu family, which is basically consistent with Changshu urban area and western dialect, commonly known as "changshu dialect", and is distributed in Tangqiao, Fenghuang, Gangkou, Xizhang and other towns near Changshu in the southeast and east of Yang She. Yuxi dialect accounts for 25.53% of the registered population.

3. Laosha dialect: represented by Deji and Daxin, it is distributed in the towns of Chenyang, Deji, Hexing and Daxin in the northwest, in the northern part of Houzhen, in parts of Jinfeng Town, and in parts of the former port town near Deji Town, with a population of about 20.76%. Laosha dialect contains a feature of Jianghuai Mandarin, and "no" means "no". Laosha dialect is close to Jiangyin dialect and Jingjiang dialect in pronunciation, and it is also classified as Piling small piece.

4. Changyinsha Dialect: also known as "Shashang Dialect" and "Chongming Dialect", represented by Jinfeng in the northeast, is distributed in Jinfeng, Sanxing, Yule, Zhaofeng, Nanfeng and Changyinsha Farm along the river in the northeast, with a population of about 23.6438+03%. It is basically consistent with Chongming, Haimen and Qidong dialects, and belongs to Suhujia small piece.

5. Jiangbei Dialect: including Rugao Dialect (distributed along the river in Jinfeng and Yule Town, around Duanshan Village Committee in Daxin Town and a few areas in Deji, Shuang Shan, Hexing and Sanxing Town), Nantong Dialect, Yangzhong Dialect and other dialects called Jiangbei Dialect. The population of Jianghuai Mandarin is about 30,000, accounting for 4. 18%, which belongs to Hakka immigrant dialect.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Zhangjiagang.