What does Bijiang in Anhui dialect mean?

Bijiang is pronounced bi, jiāng, and its basic explanation is: a river with clear water.

Detailed explanation: the river with clear water. Hu's poem "Jiangnan in a Dream" says: "Bijiang Day in a Dream, Mangrove Spring in Jiangnan." Tang Lixian used the poem "Nine Days in Luling": "Jushan is in Bijiangdong, and the cold wine is fragrant." One of the poems in Song Zhuxi's "Seven Wonders": "My father-in-law lies on the top of the Bijiang River, and the curtain is westerly in Qiu Shu."

Idioms or words about Bijiang River: Blue pearls, resplendence, Sangtian Bihai, Ruby in Xiashan, Changhong Bixue, Diaobi Threshold, Biwa Zhu Yan, Sangtian Bihai, Diaobi Threshold, Changhong Bixue, Million Blue, Blue Sky, Jinbeiying and Xiashan Ruby.

Bijiang County: It is a border county in the middle of the former Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Region. It is located in the middle of the Nujiang Lisu Autonomous Prefecture in Yunnan Province, bordering Lanping County in the east, Myanmar in the west, Lushui County in the south and Fugong County in the north.

Anhui dialect and its respective characteristics;

Anhui dialect takes "two rivers and three mountains" as the natural boundary, including Zhongyuan Mandarin, Jianghuai Mandarin, Gan dialect, Wu dialect and Hui dialect. As for Anhui dialect, we have to mention the book Anhui Dialect Annals published by 1997, which has become the only monograph in Anhui Province that comprehensively reflects local dialects. It is mentioned in the book that Huaiyuan County in the north of Huaihe River, Huainan City and Hefei City between Jianghuai and Guichi City, Wuhu City (excluding four counties) and Maanshan City in the south of the Yangtze River all speak Jianghuai Mandarin in central Anhui.

1, Huangshan Dialect: Huangshan Dialect belongs to Hui language, and its use area is roughly the location of Shexian County in the original Huizhou area, so its dialect can also represent Hui language well. However, Huangshan dialect is very different, which means that each county has its own language charm. Huangshan dialect is not only incomprehensible to outsiders, but also difficult for locals to understand. Therefore, its difficulty is self-evident.

2. Fuyang Dialect: Fuyang Dialect, also known as Fuyang Dialect, belongs to the Central Plains Mandarin as a whole, mainly including Fu Shang dialect and Xinbang dialect, belonging to the northern dialect, which is popular in northern Anhui, northern Jiangsu, eastern Henan and southern Shandong. Fuyang dialect belongs to a branch of Central Plains Mandarin, which mainly includes Fu Shang dialect and Xinbang dialect. The pronunciation of Fu Shang's films is tongue rolling, with "Li" as the tone group at the end of the sentence, which has obvious tongue rolling.

3. Bozhou Dialect: Bozhou Dialect belongs to Fu Shang Dialect, the official dialect of the Central Plains, and belongs to the northern dialect, which is popular in northern Anhui, northern Jiangsu, eastern Henan and southern Shandong. The 25 consonants in Bozhou dialect are divided into 7 groups according to their pronunciation positions, and 8 groups are added with zero consonants. 4 1 vowels are divided into four groups according to open call, straight call, closed call and pinch call. The initials and finals are combined with each other to get 428 basic syllables. If you put the syllables. (such as "ear" pronounced as cl) and other three syllables are also included, which is 43 1.

4. Huainan Dialect: Huainan Dialect is a Jianghuai Mandarin deeply influenced by the Central Plains Mandarin, which is somewhere in between. The main urban area of Huainan originally belonged to Shouxian County, Fengtai County and Huaiyuan County in Anhui Province, and it was the transitional area between Jianghuai Mandarin and Zhongyuan Mandarin. Later, it was influenced by immigrants from various places (mostly from Shandong, Northeast China, North Jiangsu and North Anhui), so the dialect was more or less different from the surrounding areas.

5. Huaibei City: Huaibei Dialect is also referred to as Huaibei Putonghua. It is a local dialect similar to Mandarin but different from Mandarin. Huaipu is mainly a collection of different settlement dialects in Huaibei area. The pronunciation and meaning of many words are still different. Enlarge some Chinese characters. Read it as the third or fourth sound.