What language is spoken in Taiwan Province Province?

Minnan dialect and Hakka dialect are spoken in Taiwan Province province.

Minnan dialect is the most important dialect in Taiwan Province Province. Minnan dialect in Taiwan Province Province belongs to Zhang Quan dialect, which is a branch of Chinese Minnan dialect, and its mainstream pronunciation is close to Xiamen dialect and Zhangzhou dialect in Fujian. Generally speaking, Taiwanese is a mixture of Zhang Quan dialect in the north, Pukou dialect in the south-central plain and the oral cavity on the west coast.

Because Zhangzhou immigrants mainly live in the central plain, the northern coast and the Yilan plain, it is called Neipu cavity; Quanzhou immigrants mainly live in the central coastal areas and the Taipei basin, namely Haikou. The south is a mixed area of Quanzhou and Zhangzhou.

However, after 400 years' evolution, Taiwanese Minnan dialect has merged with Quanzhou dialect in Taiwan Province Province, and some words have absorbed foreign words such as Austronesian and Japanese of ethnic minorities in Taiwan Province Province, which makes Minnan dialect in Taiwan Province Province and Minnan dialect in Fujian Province have many differences in tone and vocabulary content.

Food culture:

There is a famous "snack" culture in the food culture of Taiwan Province Province, and the night market of various snacks is one of the representatives of the life culture of ordinary people in Taiwan Province Province. Common snacks include oyster omelet, fried chicken chops, stinky tofu, salted chicken, fried buns, rice and blood cakes, oyster omelet noodles, tempura, braised pork rice, meatballs, egg noodles, beef noodles and steamed bread. Pineapple cake, nougat, etc. It is a specialty baked food and a well-known gift in Taiwan Province Province.

Tea is a traditional drink of Taiwan Province people. Tea is produced all over Taiwan Province Province. Famous teas include Frozen Top Oolong Tea, Wenshan Baozhong Tea, Four Seasons Spring Tea, Oriental Beauty Tea and Tieguanyin Tea. Kung Fu tea is a very popular tea culture in Quanzhou, Zhang Xia, Chaoshan, Guangdong and Taiwan Province provinces. The word "Kung Fu" represents the meticulous and time-consuming spirit of tea ceremony.

This "kung fu" of tea art is not only manifested in the preparation of tea, but also in the enjoyment of drinking and tea sets. Foamed black tea culture is a new development of Taiwan's tea culture, and foamed tea, as a representative tea, is very popular.