Seeking a history of barbarism?

There are some legends about the origin of rambling, one of which is China's costume version of the film The Speaker. According to legend, a long time ago, Yang came to the south to exorcise demons. Monsters have ears of a thousand miles. In order not to let the monster hear the military intelligence, Yang Faming tried to bite his tongue and finally destroyed the monster. This language also passed down and became slang. It is said that in the Sino-Vietnamese War, China's modern version of Whisperwind was performed, and those signalmen all used foul language, which played a great role. As for the real origin of Manhua, there is no way to verify it. Some people think that it is a special language produced by the fusion of Ou language and ancient Min language. The author (really unreliable) personally thinks that Manchu dialect is closely related to Jinxiang dialect (Jinxiang dialect is a mixture of Minnan dialect and Wenzhou dialect, with Minnan dialect as the main tone). On this land in the south of the Yangtze River, the former center was Jinxiang (formerly known as Yizhou Island), an ancient city that fought against Japanese invaders and was also the place where Qi Guangxu fought. People in the city speak Jinxiang dialect, while people at the bottom of the city and people at the top of the mountain swear. Probably people who speak Jinxiang dialect have the highest status. Barbarians say Jinxiang people are smart and have hollow hair. Manhua is the surname of Dongou Wang. In the Western Han Dynasty, Yi Yao moved northward, and some of them did not want to leave their homeland in Dong 'ou. The Jiangnan Ocean, regarded as a natural barrier by Yangjiang (Aojiang), finally settled in Yizhou Island (Jinxiang) in the form of large dispersion and small settlement after moving south. After Tang Zhongzong split Zhangzhou, China soldiers and civilians poured in. After the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Songshi fled south. Blood test >; A large number of Minnan people entered Ou and intermarried with local aborigines. According to the language family, Manchu is related to Taishun Manchu, but it has nothing to do with Minnan, because there is no such dialect in Chian, Fujian, and there is no similar place in the language family. But now the pronunciation of Manchu is a bit like Wenzhou dialect and Minnan dialect. "Man" is a borrowed sound, but it doesn't mean "man" in the sense. It is not barbaric to explain the original intention in a man's words. You said, "Because you don't understand the Mindong dialect here, I call you' Man Zi', so I call you a man's dialect." This statement is ridiculous.