Jinhua Tangxi who knows?

Yes, Tangxi Town, Wucheng District, Jinhua City, Zhejiang Province (postcode) 32 1075 Tangxi History: In the southwest of Jinhua, Zhejiang Province, near the foot of the mountain, there is a place called Tangxi. Tangxi has always been a place, but the history of place names is not long. Before the Ming Dynasty, it was under the jurisdiction of Wuzhou and Jinhua. During the Chenghua period, the Ming government designated the border areas of Jinhua, Lanxi, Longyou and Suichang as "Tangxi County" because of rampant mine thieves. According to historical records, because the government was unable to suppress bandits, it had to reconcile and let thieves steal autonomy to avoid getting into trouble. Therefore, Tangxi became a wild place that four people ignored. Tangxi is really independent. First of all, dialects are far from the left and right. The dialects of Jinhua, Dongyang and Lanxi are related to Hangzhou accent and influenced by Southern Song Mandarin. Generally speaking, people in northern Renye Fang can hear the reason. But Tangxi dialect is plain enough, with an ancient Vietnamese accent, and some songs sound like the songs of African primitive forest clans and tribes. There is a nursery rhyme called Jin Zongbang, which has no specific meaning. It is children's entertainment. Rhythm, tone and language pronunciation are very sensual, unlike the product of "education". I can give you a few more examples: for example, "nou ma yie qie" means "ramble"; "go do mein" means "Pai". Their spoken English can't be recorded in written Chinese characters at all, and they can only "translate" a general meaning. My mother once agreed with me that we could discuss some family matters in Tangxi dialect in public. There is also a story about Chen, a model worker in Tangxi in the early days of liberation. When Chairman Mao received him, he couldn't find an interpreter.