Are rural people in Beijing also Beijingers?

Rural people in Beijing are Beijingers.

Beijingers in a broad sense: China citizens with Beijing hukou; Narrow sense: China citizens with ID number 1 10. The former refers to the sum of old Beijingers and new Beijingers, including the former foreign hukou personnel who moved their hukou into Beijing; The latter refers to the old Beijingers; Because the ID number is unique for life and does not change with the migration of household registration, it can be used to distinguish old Beijingers from new Beijingers.

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Beijingers speak Beijing dialect and standard Chinese (Mandarin, Mandarin, etc. ) is based on Beijing dialect. Nevertheless, there are some differences between Beijing dialect and Mandarin. Compared with Mandarin, Beijing dialect is also a dialect. Most Beijingers can speak standard Mandarin, but comrades who are surrounded by Beijingers like to use Beijing dialect, which is more intimate and interesting.

The phenomenon of Hua Er in Beijing dialect is much stronger than that in Mandarin, and its language is soft and influenced by Manchu. In addition, there are a considerable number of local words. "Hutong dialect" is widely spread among old Beijingers. In order to highlight the rich Beijing flavor, many film and television dramas also prefer to use Beijing dialect.