Why does Qinhuangdao accent sound like Northeast accent?

How do these people who answer questions feel that they are scolding Qinhuangdao people?

In fact, the judgment of accent is sometimes subjective, which has a lot to do with your dialect.

For example, I am from Shanhaiguan. When I arrived in Xingcheng, the locals thought I was from Beijing. When I arrived in Shijiazhuang, Hebei, some people thought I was from Tangshan. Now I am in Baoding, and everyone says I am from the northeast. There are also differences in languages in different regions of Qinhuangdao. Shanhaiguan dialect is close to Suizhong dialect in Northeast China, but Suizhong dialect is easier to Lickitung, while Shanhaiguan dialect is softer, but the ending is often picked up when speaking. Because Shanhaiguan is a prefecture-level city after liberation, Suizhong is under the jurisdiction of Shanhaiguan.

However, in the mountains near Funing in the north of Shanhaiguan, especially in dongjiakou, people's tongues will become stiff when they speak, especially when they pronounce er sounds.

There are mainly Lulong and Changli counties in the west of Qinhuangdao, and the dialect is very close to Laoting Luanxian County in Tangshan. This area used to be the jurisdiction of Tangshan, but after careful identification, these accents are different. Lulong dialect sounds soft, while Laoting people in the west speak sharply.

Of course, these are personal opinions, but based on my personal experience in recent years and 20 years and my experience in various places, I feel that some random speculations are not conducive to local unity, so I have to say that if you are interested, you can actually experience it yourself.