What do you mean, for you?

Gazi, a dialect in Xiangfan, Hubei, means "What should I do?" Or "What can I do for you?" For example, when two friends meet on the road, A and B say hello: "Where have you been?" B said: Go shopping.

Zaozhuang dialect in Shandong and xinyang dialect in Henan are also the mantras of frivolous swearing. In Xinyang, Henan, it is called "Chicken Gazi", which also means doing something.

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Local dialects generally refer to Chinese dialects, and the classification of dialects is the most popular official academic classification at present: Chinese is divided into ten dialects, and the other nine dialects cannot communicate without Putonghua as a bridge, except for the whole country.

In the division of Chinese dialects, it is not static from the late Qing Dynasty to the present. We can simply review the classification changes of Chinese dialects in China, and perhaps we can know what changes have taken place in people's cognition of Chinese dialects.

1900 Zhang divides Chinese dialects into nine categories, namely, north of the east of the Yellow River, Shaanxi, south of the Yellow River, South China, Fujian and Guangdong, east of Kaifeng, Jiangnan, Huizhou and Sichuan. The rough division was also the limitation of the lack of field investigation at that time.

1934, Zhao Yuanren divided the Chinese language system into seven categories in the language area map, namely, North China Mandarin, South China Mandarin, Wu Dialect, Min Dialect, Hakka Dialect, Cantonese Dialect and Hainan Dialect, which benefited from the influence of a large number of people from Fujian and Guangdong introduced into southern dialects during the Republic of China.