In today's society, should our next generation learn dialects?

Speaking of language, I believe everyone in China is very proud of our beautiful and charming China people. Our language has been passed down for thousands of years, leaving behind the essence and culture. Every note and stroke is a history of cultural deposition and a heavy inheritance of Chinese civilization.

Now, from the beginning of children's enlightenment, we are promoting "speaking Mandarin and writing standardized words" so that people in different parts of China can understand it. In the era of speaking Mandarin, should parents teach their children dialects?

In the process of baby's growth and development, when children learn English, some parents will teach their children dialects, Mandarin and English. Different parents have different ideas and practices. Grandma Wang, who lives in northern Shaanxi, has been taking care of her grandson since she was 3 years old. My son and daughter-in-law have all gone to work, and grandma Wang has been taking care of the children at home. Grandma Wang teaches her children some enlightenment education such as speaking and literacy. Grandma Wang used to be a village accountant in the countryside. In the village, she is a literate person, who can read and write, and is more literate than ordinary grandmothers of the same age. Of course, Grandma Wang also passed on the northern Shaanxi accent and dialect in the village to the children. As we all know, the northern Shaanxi accent is particularly nasal, which is always too heavy compared with Mandarin. The child was sent to kindergarten by his parents at the age of 6, but when he arrived at kindergarten, all the children in the kindergarten laughed at his grandson and said that he was a "native child" from the countryside. Because of dialect, his pinyin is poor, some syllables can't be pronounced, and Mandarin has always been poor.

So should children be taught dialects now? Let's look at the advantages and disadvantages of learning dialects.

Advantages of teaching children's dialects;

1. Help children understand the culture behind dialects.

Every region's culture is different, but cultural inheritance mostly depends on two ways, one is written records, and the other is the language passed down from generation to generation. The dialect of each place records the local culture and history. Behind the present Dongbei dialect are the best records of various historical events. Now the Northeast dialect combines Manchu and Shandong dialect. The well-known "Gaha" is the fusion of two dialects, which contains the meaning of Shandong and the pronunciation of Manchu. Northeast dialect records the simple folk customs and excellent quality of hospitality of the people in Northeast China, and also witnesses the great migration to the east. The process of learning dialects is the process of helping children understand culture.

2. "When a fellow villager sees a fellow villager, his eyes are full of tears."

With the increasing convenience and mobility of transportation, population mobility is increasing. Everyone speaks Mandarin when they go out. Everyone is the same, with no characteristics at all. Even if two villagers meet, let alone their hometown, you can't tell where you are from in language at all. If you say hometown, two people will know that they have met an old friend in another country as soon as they talk. In a foreign land, seeing fellow villagers is undoubtedly the best comfort. When children grow up, they will go out to travel, speak their local dialect and know their fellow villagers, which is undoubtedly one of the four joys of life.

3. Promote the inheritance and development of different cultures.

Now each region has its own characteristics and develops its own style. Let all China know the characteristics and beauty of their hometown. A white Hada tells us about the unrestrained and free life of Tibetans. There is such a beautiful place in the southwest of China. The melodious singing of Ka Kui Wong Band is inspiring, which reminds us of the beauty and magical charm of Cantonese. A song "Shanghai Beach" lets us know the prosperity of Shanghai Beach and the infinite charm of an international city.

Disadvantages of learning dialects:

1, which has an impact on children's learning.

Just like grandma Wang's family, she grew up in grandma's parents. There is no kindergarten in the countryside. When he was 8 years old, his parents took him to the city to attend primary school. At school, Xiao Liang was told by the class teacher that it was difficult to learn Chinese, and other children could learn pinyin pronunciation once. Because of the influence of his nasal sound and dialect, he has been unable to pronounce correctly. This is very bad for Xiao Liang's study. But Xiao Liang has been trying to overcome the influence of dialects.

2. Hundreds of different languages

Ms. Liu, who lives in Guangzhou, used to speak dialects, which is really inconvenient. When they are young, when they leave the village, it is like going abroad. In every village, there are more or less cases of "different voices because of disagreement". Ms. Liu said that it was very difficult for them to go out to do things when they were young, and they simply didn't understand what they were talking about. Now this situation will basically not happen until now. Because children "speak Mandarin and write standard words" at school, it is easy for everyone to understand and communicate when they go out to speak Mandarin.

3. The communication between different ethnic groups is inconvenient.

Mr. Zhang is the new secretary of the brigade this year. He just came to the grassroots in southern Xinjiang from other places. He is a college student in Xinjiang, Han nationality. Every time he visits poor families, he needs to find an interpreter. Because he doesn't understand the local dialect, it is not convenient to communicate with the locals. Fortunately, there are several primary school students who have studied Mandarin in a village and can act as Mr. Zhang's interpreter. Mandarin is also a good language for people from different regions to communicate with each other. The host of the news broadcast is clear and clear, and everyone can understand it. Children can't speak Mandarin, and it is even more impossible to communicate between ethnic groups and regions. Therefore, children should be taught Mandarin from an early age.

Everyone has different views on whether or not to learn dialects, and everyone has his own ideas.

Dialect is conducive to the inheritance of culture and the preservation of local regional characteristics. People's favorite Peking Opera and Yue Opera will not be listened to in Mandarin, and there will be no wonderful jokes. Dialect also contributes to people's sense of local identity, and people can distinguish each other from their accents when they meet. However, dialects also hinder the communication between regions to a certain extent, and some remote villages even have to bring translators when they leave the village, which brings inconvenience, so Putonghua is now being promoted.