Why do those scenic spots in the United States have Mandarin channels and Cantonese? But there is no Minnan language. As a great Minnan. I really don't know how Minnan dialect is worse than Cantonese.

This is the relationship between first come, first served and the number of people, just like Taiwan Province. The two earliest ethnic groups who came to Taiwan Province were Minnan and Hakka. Although many people from Jiangxi, Hunan, Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai came later, there was no advantage in time and number of people. So why are the dialects in Taiwan Province mainly Minnan and Hakka now, instead of Gan dialect, Xiang dialect or Wu dialect? More than 9% of the earliest Chinese who went to the United States were from Guangdong, and the number was the largest, so Cantonese was the representative language of China in the United States. Later, there were more immigrants from Taiwan Province and mainland China, and China developed, and Mandarin became popular. You don't have to lose heart. Your strength in southern Fujian is concentrated in Southeast Asia. Many Chinese there are immigrants from southern Fujian, and even people from southern Fujian can speak a few words of Minnan.