Who can type the word "manuscript" in Taixing dialect on the computer (not this manuscript)?

Jietongtai dialect, the meaning of things! High, the sun has just climbed the treetops, which means it is in the east and the sun is in the west in the morning! Now it is widely used in Taizhou prefecture-level cities (Taizhou, Jiangyan, Taixing and Xinghua), Hai 'an, Rugao and Rudong in the north of Nantong, and Dongtai and Dafeng in the south of Yancheng. This passage was edited for the textual research of Zhi Zhu Ci of Hailing written by Taizhou scholar Zhao Yuting in Qing Dynasty: people from East Road came to buy the manuscript (things), and people from South Road invited "Wajia" (my home). Suddenly, the farmers in the northwest countryside came, woke up and even smiled. It shows that there are "manuscripts" in Dongxiang dialect in Taizhou city, but there are no manuscripts in southern and northwestern townships. Farmers in all towns and villages will laugh at each other when they meet. Ge, a famous scholar and journalist in Dongtai, once explained these two words to Shanghainese: Kun, sunrise in the East, represents the East; Shao, Sunset West, representing the West, came from The Book of Songs and The Book of Changes respectively ... This highly cultivated dialect exegesis alarmed the "learned people" in Shanghai. The editor introduced that this "Kunbang" is not Yangzhong dialect at all, but Tongtai dialect vocabulary, which is found in Taixing, Jiangyan, Dongtai, Rugao and other local dialects in northern Jiangsu. What is called "thing" in Shanghai dialect, but it is called "Kun" in many places in Tongtai area. Zhao Yuting, a Taizhou scholar in the Qing Dynasty, wrote The Poems of Hailing Zhi Zhu: People from East Road came to buy the manuscript (things), while people from South Road invited "Wajia" (my home). Suddenly, the farmers in the northwest countryside came, woke up and even smiled. It shows that there are "manuscripts" in Dongxiang dialect in Taizhou city, but there are no manuscripts in southern and northwestern townships. Farmers in all towns and villages will laugh at each other when they meet. Ge, a famous scholar and journalist in Dongtai, once explained these two words to Shanghainese: Kun, sunrise in the east, represents the east; Shao, Sunset West, representing the West, came from The Book of Songs and The Book of Changes respectively ... This highly cultivated dialect exegesis shocked the "full study" in Shanghai. Yangzhong County was established late. Before the Revolution of 1911, the northern part of Taiping Island belonged to Taixing County, and Jiajiang River was not wide. A considerable part of Yangzhong's population comes from Taixing, which has not exceeded four or five generations up to now, so the shovel came from there. Taixing and other places are close to the rich south of the Yangtze River, and many of them are descendants of northern immigrants. Other ancestors originally lived in Suzhou, and Zhu Yuanzhang forced them to move to Jiangbei. Therefore, they have both the rudeness and fortitude of northerners and the dexterity and shrewdness of southerners. The special geography has created their unique personality-"cool, curved and too bright". These "Kun" generations inherited the golden mean mentality of "less than the upper level, more than the lower level", paying attention to prudence and muddling along, which is really worthy of criticism and reflection …