What dialect does Guangde County in Anhui belong to?

Guangde County became an immigrant county due to historical reasons, and most of the immigrants arrived during the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty.

The southern and western parts of Guangde County (such as Baidian and Tan Yang in the south and Shijie in the west) speak Hubei dialect, which belongs to southwest mandarin.

The Hong Chao films mentioned in this county belong to Jianghuai Mandarin. Henan dialect (Guangshan area) is spoken in the northeast of China (like Qiucun and Singapore Airlines) and belongs to the Central Plains Mandarin. There are still a few people, such as Ganxigou and Miaoxi, who speak Guangde dialect and belong to Wu dialect.

After more than a hundred years of running-in, I feel that what you are talking about now is different from the place where the immigrants came from (according to my contact with my hometown), and it can't be said that it belongs to the Central Plains Mandarin or the Southwest Mandarin ~ ~ ~

For example, my hometown is Xiangyang, Hubei, but I am surrounded by people from Henan, so I changed to speak Henan dialect ~ ~ In this process, I also kept a lot of Hubei dialects. Jianghuai Mandarin and Wu dialect also have a great influence on Guangde dialect, such as the pronunciation of home is GA, and Wu dialect is famous for not taking GA (crossing the border) and so on ~ ~

In fact, there is no pure Guangde dialect, which can only be said piecemeal, or called "Guangpu". Some people think that speaking their own dialect is very old-fashioned, so they change a lot of sounds, which is very undesirable. Everyone should keep the tradition, otherwise Guangde dialect will become the language of the nine-tongued bird ~ ~ ~