The origin of Tianjin people

Many Tianjin people have heard from the elderly that their ancestors lived in Dahuashu Village, Hongdong, Shanxi, and according to relevant information, it is indeed found that many early figures in Tianjin were born in Shanxi, so the records of Shanxi immigrants made some people believe that Tianjin dialect came from Shanxi; The second view is that Tianjin people moved from Jiangsu and Anhui when the prince swept north.

Tianjin dialect,

It is not Tianjin dialect, but a triangle dialect with its tip facing south and its bottom facing north, which is called Tianjin dialect. The residents of this dialect island are close to Beijing dialect in the north, Tangshan dialect in the northeast and Jinghai dialect in the southwest and southeast. Because of the dialect, the ancestors of the island residents may have originated in eastern Anhui and northern Jiangsu in the early Ming Dynasty. Therefore, the language in this dialect area is obviously different from Tianjin dialect around "Island". The pure Tianjin dialect should be the accents of Jinghai and Jinnan, and then integrate the accents of Anhui and Jiangsu to form today's Tianjin dialect. Part of the early population of Tianjin was from Anhui. Especially Anhui dialect has an important influence on the formation of Tianjin dialect. But it is not appropriate to say that Tianjin people are from Anhui. Tianjin is generally an immigrant city. All corners of the country, three religions and nine streams gather here.