Do you know Shanghai dialect? Is it a horse like Dongbei dialect? It doesn't seem to be a completely incomprehensible type like Minnan dialect.

There are at least a dozen Fujian dialects upstairs. Fujian dialect family is the most confusing of the eight dialects in China, and basically they are not connected with each other. Even in Minnan, there are at least 7-8 varieties, so there is more than one Minnan language in Fujian. In addition, LZ said, "Taiwan Province Province speaks Minnan, and Xiamen is close to Taiwan Province Province, so the locals also speak Minnan." You are wrong.

Answer the landlord's question about "chicken and egg" in Minnan dialect of Taiwan Province Province. First of all, the Min dialect family belongs to the Heluo family and is one of the earliest ancient Chinese. In fact, the real development period of Taiwan Province Province started from Zheng Chenggong's period in the late Ming Dynasty (the former aborigines were now Gaoshan people, and of course they spoke Gaoshan dialect). Because Zheng Chenggong fought in Fujian, he actually occupied the mainland's position. Therefore, at that time, Fujian mainly immigrated to Taiwan Province Island in Xiamen, Zhang Quan and Minnan, and they mainly spoke Minnan, while almost no one immigrated to Taiwan Province Province, another mainstream Minnan (Fuzhou dialect), so there was no area in Taiwan Province Province where Mindong dialect was spoken.

Therefore, LZ is very clear that Minnan dialect is called Minnan dialect, not only because of the dialect of everyone in the region, but more importantly, Minnan dialect is a language that originated from the soil of southern Fujian.

Please don't misunderstand the Taiwanese dialect spoken by people in Taiwan Province Province, thinking that Taiwanese dialect originated in Taiwan Province Province, but actually Taiwanese dialect is out-and-out Minnan dialect ~ ~ ~

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