Where is the purity of Hebei dialect?

To be honest, I don't think this question is rigorous.

Hebei Province governs Shijiazhuang, Baoding, Tangshan, Chengde, Langfang, Cangzhou, Hengshui, Xingtai, Handan, Qinhuangdao, Zhangjiakou and other 1 1 prefecture-level cities. As a native of Hebei, all my hometown words belong to pure Hebei dialect. The subject may be more interested in knowing which Hebei dialect can better represent Hebei, or which city can be thought of more when mentioning Hebei.

The geographical location and history of Hebei have a great influence on the formation of dialects. Especially near Beijing, may have a far-reaching impact on the popularization of Putonghua. The languages of northern cities such as Chengde and Qinhuangdao are closer to Mandarin, which can be said to be not dialects, but slightly accented. On the other hand, due to historical reasons, Qinhuangdao has been developing eastward. It can be said that the language is mixed with local dialects and language vocabulary, which is closer to Northeast dialect.

I think Baoding dialect and Tangshan dialect should be called Hebei dialect. The language characteristics of these two regions are obvious, and the difference between northern dialect and southern dialect lies in understanding! Except for a few dialect words, the basic meaning can be understood, while the southern dialect is really difficult to understand.

Personally, I think Tangshan dialect is easy to distinguish, probably because of its close relationship with Tangshan, and we also have Tangshan dialect words in our language. But from a historical point of view, more people still recognize Baoding.

Orthodox Hebei is the territory of the ancient state of Zhao on the north road of Guhe East in Gujizhou. After liberation, Chahar Province and Jehol were merged into Hebei, which was the majority of the ancient Yan State, so now Hebei is called the land of Zhao Yan. The territory of the ancient Yan State now belongs to Hebei, including Zhangjiakou, Chengde, Tangshan and parts of Qinhuangdao.

Therefore, if we want to speak pure Hebei dialect, we should take the area south of Hengshui, Baoding, Cangzhou as authentic, and the most authentic Hebei dialects should be Handan and Hengshui. Handan is the capital of ancient Zhao, and the official language of Zhao should be Handan dialect.

Now China Putonghua is similar to Beijing dialect, so the pure Hebei dialect should be based on Handan dialect, the capital of Zhao, with similar pronunciation. Northern Hebei should belong to the Yan state discourse, because it was merged into Hebei after liberation. I don't think the northern part of Hebei should be pure Hebei dialect, and the Hebei dialect with Handan dialect as pure Hebei dialect should not be too controversial. But there is also a more pure Jizhou dialect, one of the Kyushu in the world, which competes with Handan dialect. Jizhou has always been the state capital of Hedong North Road, the predecessor of Hebei Province, with a long history and profound cultural heritage.

The origin of Hebei appellation:

The word "Hebei" first appeared in Li Zhou Zhi Fang in the Warring States Period, and it was recorded as "the land of Hebei". Zhao Ce San, the Warring States Policy, has the saying that "Zhao has Hebei and Qi has Hedong". Erya Shi Qiu records: "There are five famous mountains in the world, three in Henan and one in Hebei". The "river" in the text refers to the "Yellow River". The Yellow River was called "River" in ancient times. Later generations think that this river is yellow and has a lot of sediment, so it is called "Yellow River". During the Warring States Period, the Yellow River flowed from Puyang, Henan Province to the northeast, passed through Daming, Guantao and Shandong Plain in Hebei Province, and entered the sea in Qingyun County, Shandong Province. There is Zhao in the north and Qi in the east. From the area where the Yellow River flows, it can be seen that "Hebei" at that time generally included the vast area of central and southern Hebei Province today and a small part of the northeast corner of Shandong Province and the northern part of Henan Province today. There is geographical overlap between ancient Hebei and today's Hebei, which shows that today's Hebei province has a long history.

"Hebei" appeared in the Warring States Period. After Qin, Han and Sui Dynasties, it has always existed as the general name of the vast area north of the Yellow River, but it has no specific, strict and clear geographical scope. Historical Records of Xiang Yu's Biography records that "Chen Yu is a general, and tens of thousands of people will die in the north of Julu, which is called the army of Hebei". This book also records what Liu Bang said to Xiang Yu: "The minister and the general fought Qin, the general fought Hebei, and the minister fought Henan." At that time, "Julu" was in Xingtai City, Hebei Province, and "Hebei Army" refers to the "North of Julu" in Xingtai. "General vs. Hebei" refers to Xiang Yu's army in the south-central area of Hebei Province today. "Sui Shu Wuxing Zhi" records: "In the second year of Renshou, floods occurred in Henan and Hebei". "Hebei" refers to the vast area east of Taihang Mountain and north of the lower reaches of the Yellow River, including today's Hebei Province and its adjacent areas. In a word, "Hebei" was a common regional name before the Tang Dynasty.

Hebei province is called Ji for short, because it was the territory of Jizhou in ancient times. Jizhou has a long history, which appeared more than four thousand years ago. According to Yu Gong's record in Shangshu, after Dayu controlled the water, according to the mountains and rivers at that time, the whole country was divided into Kyushu (the country at that time was not an administrative division, but a geographical region): Ji, Yan, Qing, Xu, Yang, Jing, Yu, Liang and Yong. "Ji is the first of Kyushu." "Ji County Records" said: "Jizhou is the oldest. Before Tang Yu, most sages and emperors were born in Ji, which was "the land where Yao and Shun built their capital". He said, "Jizhou is the capital of Yao, so Yu began to control water from Jizhou." The origin of Jizhou is named after the land of Jizhou. Shuowen Jiezi said: "Hebei is also a northern state, and the north is famous for its Hebei, so it is named after the state." Er Guo said: "In the name of the land! "Erya Dish says:" Between the two rivers, it is called Ji. ""Two rivers "refers to the Yellow River and the Liaohe River, and" Ji "means two lakes in Jizhou" refers to the land between the Yellow River and Liaohe River, that is, Jizhou. At that time, the geographical scope of Jizhou actually included the present Hebei and Shanxi provinces, as well as the areas north of the Yellow River in Henan Province and west of the Liaohe River in Liaoning Province, showing the large area of Jizhou. Yang Xiong's description of ancient Jizhou in the Western Han Dynasty is "Jizhou, Yang Yang, Hongyuan Mainland" and "Yinghai in the east, harmony and accessibility in the south. According to Hebei legend, Chuanyuan Rao Yan controlled Yan Qi ".

By the Eastern Zhou Dynasty, Kyushu was divided into twelve states, and Jizhou was divided into Youzhou and Hehe. Jizhou at this time includes most of today's Hebei Province.

Before the Qin and Han Dynasties, both "Kyushu" and "Twelve States" were legendary geographical regions rather than administrative divisions. Jizhou, as an actual administrative division, began in the Han Dynasty. In order to strengthen centralization, Emperor Wu of the Western Han Dynasty began to divide the area outside the capital into 13 monitoring areas, called 13 states, and set up a secretariat to patrol the territory. Today, Hebei Province is mainly under the jurisdiction of Jizhou Secretariat (now there are 10 counties in Hebei) and Youzhou Secretariat (now there are 5 counties in Hebei). The administrative region of the Eastern Han Dynasty basically followed the Western Han Dynasty and experienced the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. After many changes, the jurisdiction of Jizhou has become smaller and smaller, and has gradually become a county-level city.

Hebei province is called Ji for short, so what does "Ji" mean? "Ji" is a polysemous word, one of which means "hope", "hope" and "expectation". In the Eastern Han Dynasty, there was a book called Ming Shi, which explained the origin of the place name "Jizhou" and wrote: "The land is dangerous and easy, and the emperor has it. Chaos leads to good governance, weakness leads to strength, and barrenness leads to prosperity. " Shi Ming used the meaning of "hope" in explaining the name of Jizhou. In this way, Jizhou is the state of hope. Then, Hebei Province, now referred to as "Ji" for short, should be a very promising place.

To sum up, Handan dialect and Hengshui Jizhou dialect can be used as orthodox Hebei dialects. I am biased against Jizhou dialect as orthodoxy for two reasons. One of them is that Jizhou is one of the Kyushu in the world, and Miao Honggen is right. Secondly, the three warring States families were divided into Jin and Han, Zhao and Wei, so there was more water in Handan dialect.

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Every city in Hebei province, even to every county, has different accents, but each accent is the purest hometown dialect.

1, Qinhuangdao, because it is close to the northeast, and most Qinhuangdao people have come from the northeast to settle down, so the accent here is all northeast accent.

2. Zhangjiakou accent is very close to Shanxi Inner Mongolia accent. Similar to the vast areas in the northwest, such as Shanxi, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia and Gansu.

3. Chengde, Chengde people have the most standard Mandarin.

4. Bazhou area in the east of Langfang is close to Tianjin, but it is obviously different from Tianjin, relatively closer to Beijing, and the west is close to silence. Wen 'an and Renqiu in the south, Hejian, Suning and xian county in the northwest of Cangzhou, Levin, Lixian and Boye in the south of Baoding, Anping, Raoyang and Shenxian in the northwest of Hengshui, Shenze, Jinzhou and Wuji in the east of Shijiazhuang constitute an important accent series in Hebei Province.

5. Cangzhou is close to Tianjin in the north, Dongguang Botou in Cangxian County, Huanghua in the southeast and Shandong accent in the east of Hengshui. The west is the same as the Heilonggang Basin.

6. The northwest of Hengshui has the same accent as the downstream basin of Heilonggang, and the southeast, such as Zaoqiang Jingxian County, Wuyi Wuqiangji County and southern Cangzhou, has the same accent as Shandong.

7. Northeast Shijiazhuang, such as Wuji District of Jinzhou City, Shenze District of Gaocheng City and Heilonggang. Yuanshi County, Gaoyi County, Zhaoxian County and Xingtai Handan in the south are close to Henan accent. Pingshan and Jingxing in the west are equal to Shanxi.

8. Baoding & Tangshan Baoding Tangshan is close as a whole, but each has its own characteristics. Some counties and cities in Baoding are similar to Beijing, such as Gaobeidian Zhuozhou. Tangshan's accent is very unique, and together with Baoding's accent, it constitutes a representative phonetic feature of Hebei Province. It is a unique Hebei phonetic feature that other provinces and cities in China have never had.

8. Handan &; Xingtai is close to Henan pronunciation

Northeasters call Tangshan people Hebei Laoxier, and Tangshan dialect is a pure Hebei dialect.

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Where is the purity of Hebei dialect?

Answer: Hebei Jilu Mandarin is the most widely used and of course the purest Hebei dialect.

There are roughly four dialects spoken in Hebei, namely, Jilu Mandarin, Beijing Mandarin, Jin dialect and northeastern mandarin.

Jin dialect is probably located in the border area with Shanxi, mainly including Pingshan in Shijiazhuang, west of Zanhuang in Jingxing, west of Shexian in Xingtai, west of Shexian in Handan, Fuping in Baoding, west of Yixian, source of Zhangjiakou, Yuxian, Yangyuan and west of Huai 'an.

The approximate location of Beijing Mandarin is some counties and cities in Zhangjiakou, most of Chengde around Beijing, and some counties and cities in Langfang in northern Baoding bordering on southern Beijing.

Northeastern mandarin is mainly distributed in most areas of Qinhuangdao and northern Tangshan.

Jilu Mandarin is mainly spoken in most areas bordering Shandong, including most areas of Hengshui, Xingtai, Cangzhou and Handan, and some areas of Shijiazhuang and Baoding. It has the widest distribution area and the largest population.

So the most authentic Hebei dialect is Jilu Mandarin.

There are more than a dozen cities in Hebei Province. Dialect is very interesting and has its own advantages. I am from Tangshan, take Tangshan as an example! Tangshan dialect has a unique flavor and is very colorful! They all say that Zhao speaks pure Tangshan dialect, but it is not. She has a Baodi accent, not a Tangshan accent.

Give some examples of Tangshan dialect. I don't know what it means to know, just do what you do. Today is called today and yesterday is called yesterday. The dirty one is called naze. Ugliness is called poverty. Adult men are called old men and adult women are called old women. Hands call hands, feet call feet. What's the matter, Wei?

If you don't mention your last name, you talk too much. ...

Jing Youzi, Wei Zuizi, Tangshan Laoyi!

For many years, I always speak some Mandarin when I go out, for fear that people will laugh at Tangshan locals. But it is inevitable that there will be a slip of the tongue. I once went to Tianjin to buy candy and asked for half a catty. Can a man say a kilo? I was right. Are you from Tangshan? How interesting!

There are dialects and dialects all over the world. I prefer Dongbei dialect and Tianjin dialect, of course, Tangshan in my hometown is more cordial!

Because I was born and raised here, everything here makes me feel kind, simple and natural! Although a little rustic, but still local accent, cordial and familiar!

However, it is advisable to speak Mandarin as much as possible on different occasions, such as business trips.

To tell the truth, there is no such thing as "Hebei dialect" in language development. I am from Baoding, and my college classmates are from Zhangjiakou, Cangzhou, Xingtai and Handan. Speaking of their dialect, I don't understand a word.

In terms of national influence, Baoding dialect and Tangshan dialect are more famous. At that time, Teacher Zhao made people know the Tangshan dialect "Tang Ge is lying and walking with sugar" on the stage of the Spring Festival Evening. The representative drama "Pingju" in Hebei originated in Tangshan.

The birthplace of Hebei Bangzi is Baoding, but Zhuozhou people in Baoding speak a kind of Beijing film.

Of course, Shijiazhuang is now the capital of Hebei. However, Shijiazhuang has a short history and a large foreign population, and there is no obvious Shijiazhuang dialect. Dialects in surrounding counties are also quite different.

Although Zhangjiakou belongs to Hebei, the local language belongs to the Jin dialect area, and the tone of ancient Chinese is still preserved in the spoken language.

Qinhuangdao speaks northeast accent in the north and Tangshan dialect in the south.

Cangzhou is close to Shandong, and its language is similar. Some counties in Xingtai and Handan seem to be close to Shandong dialect, and some sound like Henan dialect.

Hebei province is relatively isolated in culture and geography. If you want to speak pure Hebei dialect, I think it is Mandarin, because Chengde also boasts itself as the hometown of Mandarin.

Hebei accent is so mixed, no place can be regarded as a real Hebei dialect, only a certain area is more representative. Shandong dialect has Jinan accent and Jiaodong accent, and some Henan dialects are partial to Hubei, Hebei and Shandong, but the overall Henan dialect is mainly Zhengzhou Kaifeng accent. However, it is difficult to find a "dominant" accent in Hebei accent. Foreigners generally believe that Baoding accent is more representative, but. Baoding Bazhou southwest accent is really bad. Excluding Beijing and Tianjin, the northern provinces of Anhui, northern Jiangsu, Henan, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Inner Mongolia, Ningxia, Gansu and Shaanxi add up. The best thing to hear should be Henan dialect. Henan Henan Opera is more popular and pleasant to listen to in the north, and its popularity is higher than that of Hebei Bangzi, Shandong Lu Opera, Shanxi Opera, Shaanxi Opera and other local operas.

Laoting dialect.

I think Baoding dialect and Tangshan dialect should be called Hebei dialect.