Why is Cantonese related to Guangxi? Where is the birthplace of Cantonese?

First of all, because many places in Guangxi also use Cantonese, such as Nanning, Wuzhou and Beihai, the provincial capitals, which are not much different from Guangzhou and Hong Kong, they also belong to the Cantonese cultural circle. Although Wuzhou does not belong to Guangdong, it is indeed the birthplace of Cantonese and Guangfu culture, with historical records. In ancient times, it was a land of hundreds of leaps and bounds. With the southward migration of Central Plains people, Central Plains Chinese and integration of language, a native of Baiyue, formed today.

I believe everyone knows that in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, local people like to speak Cantonese. Although Cantonese is very pleasant to sing, for friends from other provinces, especially the northern provinces, when they come to Guangdong, they always feel a little confused when they hear others speak Cantonese. Indeed, Cantonese is very different from Mandarin because it has its own pronunciation system and vocabulary. Many people think that Guangzhou is the birthplace of Cantonese, but some people in Guangxi speak Cantonese from this place.

Wuzhou, Guangxi is the birthplace of Cantonese, which originated here at the earliest, and then the locals slowly moved to the Pearl River Delta in Guangzhou. Later, the Han people in the Central Plains were gradually eroded by the northern nomads. Because the northern nomads went south in the Song and Yuan Dynasties, the environment of the Han people in the Central Plains was also affected. However, because it was relatively closed and there were many hills in Lingnan, it was not affected by the northern culture. Therefore, Cantonese here is still relatively complete, which is far from the northern dialect. Therefore, many people now think that Cantonese slang vocabulary is completely different from the northern Mandarin system, which is normal.

Moreover, Cantonese is not the bird language of the northern population. Although Cantonese is difficult for people in most places to understand, it actually retains the pronunciation of ancient Chinese in terms of pronunciation and words. Reading classical Chinese in Cantonese is also very catchy. Cantonese is also the most influential dialect among all dialects. It is not only used by a large number of people in Guangdong and Guangxi, but also by Chinese in Hong Kong, Macao and overseas. This shows how high Cantonese is.