Why do you feel that Liaoning dialect is similar to Anhui dialect?

I come from Liaoning. The daughter-in-law is from Anhui. My son's family of three lives in Anhui. I went when my daughter-in-law gave birth to the baby. Except my son, I feel like a fool when I talk to my daughter-in-law's relatives. Look at this. Look at that. I don't understand a word. My daughter-in-law must be my interpreter. He must speak slowly [cover his face].

Ha ha ha ~ It's the first time I heard that Liaoning dialect is very similar to Anhui dialect.

Pray that the Lord must not be from Liaoning or Anhui.

Otherwise, you can't ask such a question ~ ~

Not to mention that Anhui is also divided into several language areas, which are very different from each other.

Even in Liaoning, although the Northeast dialect is the main tone, the accents of different cities are really different!

People in other provinces may not hear this.

However, since I have lived in Liaoning for 30 years, I can usually tell which city the other person is from by talking to him for about ten minutes.

In particular, the Northeast dialect of Jinzhou, Yingkou, Anshan, Dalian, Fushun and Tieling is very distinctive.

Please, I'm from Liaoning. I work in the same company as several Anhui people in Shanghai. I don't understand their southern Anhui language, and it is difficult to communicate with their Anhui language. On the contrary, people can understand the Northeast dialect.

Anhui dialect, what is Anhui dialect?

I guess it should be Anhui Mandarin.

It's complicated to subdivide.

Northern Anhui dialect cannot represent Anhui dialect,

Anhui dialect cannot represent Anhui dialect either.

The only thing that can be represented is the Mandarin in Hefei.

Hefei Putonghua has the timbre of northern Anhui,

There is also the rhyme of southern Anhui, both of which are.

Not to mention the mountainous counties and cities in southern Anhui, it is difficult to understand.

What does "hometown Daoguli" mean? This is Anhui dialect.

Why is Anhui China in China?

And then what?

From eating steamed bread to eating rice,

From northern dialect to southern dialect,

A river separates the north from the south.

I come from Anhui, and I can't speak Anhui dialect.

The Huaihe River and the Yangtze River cross Anhui and divide Anhui into three parts: northern Anhui, central Anhui and southern Anhui. Northern Anhui belongs to the north, and it speaks Central Plains Mandarin. Jianghuai dialect is the main dialect in central Anhui, and there are many dialects in southern Anhui.

So in Anhui, hometown belongs to hometown, but the dialects in northern Anhui, central Anhui and southern Anhui are not connected. It may be an Anhui native who speaks Central Plains Mandarin or an Anhui native who speaks Wu Nong's soft language.

Anhui dialect in northern Anhui should be similar to Henan dialect, which is generally called Central Plains Mandarin. Fengyang area in Bengbu, Huainan should be Huai dialect, and Lu 'an, Anqing, Tongcheng, Xuancheng, Chizhou, Hefei, Chaohu, Wuhu, Maanshan, Chuzhou, Quanjiao and Dingyuan are called Jianghuai Mandarin. The south of Anqing should be a Gan dialect area, and there are many Wu dialects or ancient Huizhou dialects in Huangshan area. If not, please correct me.

Dialects in northern Anhui: Fuyang, Funan, Linquan, Yingshang, Lixin and eastern Yang Guo have similar accents. Jieshou, Taihe, Bozhou, Yang Guo, western and eastern Henan accent. Shouxian, Huainan, Mengcheng, Huaiyuan, Dingyuan, Fengyang, Bengbu, Guzhen, Wuhe and Suqian in Jiangsu have similar accents, and Suixi, Huaibei, Suzhou and Xuzhou have similar accents.

The present Liaoning dialect is mostly the result of many poor farmers in Shanxi, Hebei and Shandong who "ventured into the Kanto River" after the demise of the Qing Dynasty. The author once attended a training class in Beijing, and the two surnames in the class, Wang Xing and Zhang Xing, accounted for half. After the chat, most people said that their ancestors "ventured into the Kanto River". According to the author's research, there were at least 30 million poor peasants at that time, and most of them settled in Liaoning Province.

Anhui Province was the seat of the largest economic province in Ming Dynasty, and its influence at that time involved Hebei and Shandong provinces. Anhui province was similar to Guangdong province at that time, and its economic activities were very active. Anhui is the first language to be used. Because Hebei Province was called Zhili in the late Ming Dynasty, it was specially managed by the imperial court. Once the imperial court perished, the scope of people's migration expanded, which would inevitably form the situation described by the questioner.

Liaoning, Wu Sangui, native of Nanjing. My ancestral home in Nanjing should also be a transition. For example, many people in Guizhou called it Nanjing and went there in the Ming Dynasty. Zhu Yuanzhang is an Anhui native, with Nanjing as his capital. Many troops from Anhui and the past and their families later took Nanjing as their hometown. Similarly, circumstantial evidence is the Beijing flag of Harbin. Manchu was originally from the northeast, and was exiled to Harbin after arriving in Beijing. As a result, later generations claimed to be descendants of Beijingers. To sum up, Beijing was a symbol of great honor at that time, so Anhui people took Nanjing as their capital, became Nanjing people and then moved out. Some of them are stationed in Yunnan-Guizhou, some in Gansu, some in Shanxi, some in Beijing and some in Liaodong. The so-called Liaoning dialect, just like Anhui dialect, begins with the soldiers and their families brought by the Prince of Yan and the King of Ning, and then the Prince of Yan moves northward.

I come from Anhui province, which is divided into four language families:

First, the accent north of Huaihe River is basically the same as that of Shandong and Henan.

Second, Jianghuai Mandarin, as the name implies, will not be repeated.

Third, the southeast of southern Anhui belongs to the Wu dialect area.

Fourthly, the southwest of southern Anhui belongs to the Gan dialect area.

To sum up, there is a gap between Anhui dialect and Northeast dialect. However, Shangluo dialect in northern Shaanxi is similar to Anqing accent in southwestern Anhui. According to historical records, there are indeed a large number of descendants of Anqing Huaining immigrants in Feng Dan, Lantian, Shangluo, so it is not surprising that Shangluo dialect is close to Anqing dialect.