Where in China do people speak the official language closest to the Han and Tang Dynasties?

Every dialect will not be exactly the same as ancient Chinese, but it has inherited some parts.

If we have to say which one is closer, it is the northern mandarin, not to belittle other dialects. You can look at the works of the Han and Tang Dynasties, such as The Analects of Confucius, The Classic of Tao Te Ching, Thousand-character Works and Tang Poetry, to see which dialect is more fluent and suitable.

Language is constantly developing, and Chinese is relatively tolerant. Historically, the humiliation period was not infused with foreign elements. During the Hanwu period and the pioneering era, many foreign cultures and things were added. In the heyday of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Buddhism spread and incorporated a lot of content. Is it humiliating?

Elegant speech in the Central Plains, cutting rhyme in Sui Dynasty, rhyme in Tang Dynasty and rhyme in Song Dynasty, rhyme in Ming Dynasty and rhyme in Hong Dynasty are much more stable. It is impossible for these Han regimes not to attach importance to orthodoxy and pay attention to it. Mixing Hu Yu (non-recognized foreign content) is a joke, that's all. No dynasty speaks dialects anywhere in the south as an accent.

Northern Mandarin, which inherits the main official languages of various dynasties, is recorded in books promoting Zheng Yun in various dynasties. If you don't refute this, it's a brain hole idea. Of course, books or books do not mean that the more phonology records and uses, the better. Moreover, people in a place have the habit of a place, so it is impossible to master all the phonology recorded, and even editors cannot master all the phonology.

The Yuan Dynasty called what the Han people said Chinese, and compiled a book, but it was not written language, but recorded the accent of the Han people in the Central Plains. The Beijing dialect popularized in the Qing Dynasty did incorporate some Manchu accents, but the overall foundation is the Beijing dialect of the Ming Dynasty, and these so-called Manchu accents are better than Liao accents, accounting for only a very small part. Words are not phonology, such as Amar and Gege.

The changes in ancient Chinese are more spontaneous changes in Chinese, and ancient people are also fashionable, just as some people can imitate some things in English and Japanese now, which has little influence on the whole Chinese system.

Indian Sanskrit also influenced ancient Chinese, and introduced many concepts and vocabulary. Are we speaking Hindi?

Besides, there are so many southern dialects, which one is orthodox?

There are many Hakka, Wu, Gan, Yue and Min languages. Who is orthodox?

Some dialects can't communicate with each other, and Min dialect is the most typical one. Although Chaoshan dialect has different accents, they can at least communicate, but they can't understand the Min dialect brought to that place by their ancestors. Leizhou dialect is also Minnan dialect, and I can't understand it either.

Cantonese is not only Guangfu sound, even if it is promoted as the representative of official Guangfu sound now, it does not account for half of the Cantonese population. So who can say that he inherited the oldest China people?

These people are all from China, but it is more likely that they are the result of the combination of Han people and local aborigines. There is nothing to be ashamed of. I am from Chaoshan.

If there really is the so-called ancient Chinese orthodoxy, these dialects can't be so different, but the convergence is right and can be understood with a little thinking.

In particular, the rumor that Cantonese is ancient Chinese is more convincing if it is Qin. After all, the first large-scale migration to the Central Plains was led by Zhao Tuo with hundreds of thousands of station troops. There was no Korea at that time!

Every dialect is Chinese, which is spoken by Han people. Those ungainly and unsubstantiated rumors are aimed at splitting the Han nationality. Every dialect has inherited some ancient Chinese, and there is no distinction between high and low. It is not to let these false rumors carry forward and inherit the hometown dialect.