How is Taiwan Bay cavity formed?

People in Taiwan Province Province mainly spoke Minnan dialect and Hakka dialect in the early days, mainly immigrants from Quanzhou, Zhangzhou in Fujian and Chaozhou in Meixian County in Guangdong Province in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. After a lot of conflicts and integration, Minnan dialect with a unique Taiwan Province accent was created.

Obviously, in different counties and cities, different immigrant sources will lead to different accents. For example, XX county and XX city have practiced Zhangzhou accent since ancient times, and some changes have taken place so far, forming a unique XX accent, but it is basically based on Zhangzhou accent, as are counties and cities that practice Quanzhou accent and Xiamen accent.

Extended data:

The formation of new accents is generally related to a large number of immigrants. The language features of Taiwan Province Province have changed greatly before and after, and Taiwan Province Province in the18th century was also a disorderly immigration tide.

The Qing court neglected the management because Taiwan Province Province was alone overseas, and the immigrants from southern Fujian spontaneously formed a jungle society in which clan struggles and vendettas prevailed in Taiwan Province Province, and the proportion of bachelors and unscrupulous people was much higher than that in southern Fujian.

Therefore, the Taiwanese Minnan language in Qianlong dynasty should have experienced masculinity. Taiwan Province Province's new society, three years of small chaos, five years of chaos.

It was not until the forest incident broke out in the last years of Qianlong that the Qing court strengthened its management over Taiwan province, and the immigration tide gradually stopped at the beginning of 19 century. After 100 years of traditional farming and reading, the social language in Taiwan Province Province returned to normal.

After the National Government moved to Taiwan Province, it began a new change because of its popularity: the emergence of Putonghua in Taipei dialect.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia: Taiwan Province accent