The local dialects in Nanning mainly include

The local dialects in Nanning mainly include Pinghua, Tanzhou Mandarin, Zhuang language and Nanning Cantonese.

1, Pinghua: It is one of the mainstream dialects of Nanning aborigines and belongs to the early level of Cantonese in Guangxi. After Guangfu Cantonese became a strong dialect, Pinghua retreated from the urban area to the suburbs. Nowadays, the "villages in the city" and rural areas in the suburbs all speak plain English. Yongning and its neighboring Binyang and Hengxian counties are Pinghua counties, and Pinghua is also distributed in Wuming, Shanglin, Mashan and other places, which is often called "Hakka dialect" locally.

2. Tanzhou Mandarin: It is called "Tanzhou Mandarin" in Nanning, also known as "Xiakuanjie Dialect", which belongs to a small piece of southwest Mandarin in southern Guangxi. It is mainly distributed in Laohuodi Street, Caoxie Street, Xiakuo Street (now the first bridge of Yongjiang River on Jiangbei Avenue to Taoyuan Road), Huangni Street (now Nanguo Street) and Zhongshan Road in Nanning.

3. Zhuang language: mainly distributed in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region of China, Wenshan Zhuang and Miao Autonomous Prefecture of Yunnan Province and Lianshan Zhuang and Yao Autonomous County of Guangdong Province. Zhuang language has two dialects, North and South. Northern dialects are divided into eight dialect areas, namely Tanbei Dialect, Youjiang Dialect, Guibian Dialect, Liujiang Dialect, Guibei Dialect, Hongshuihe Dialect, Qiubei Dialect and Lianshan Dialect. Southern dialect is divided into five dialect areas, namely Tannan dialect, Zuojiang dialect, Dejing dialect, Yan Guang dialect and Marvin dialect.

4. Nanning Cantonese: commonly known as "Nanning Vernacular", belongs to Cantonese dialect and is the mainstream dialect in Nanning. From the source, Guangzhou dialect in Guangxi can be divided into two levels. The first level is mainly the northern Chinese that entered Lingnan during the Tang and Song Dynasties, especially from the Southern Song Dynasty to the Yuan and Ming Dynasties, which is the same origin of Guangdong, Guangxi and Cantonese.

Brief introduction of Nanning city

Nanning, referred to as "Tan", was called Tan Guo in ancient times, also known as Greentown. Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region governs prefecture-level cities, provincial capitals, I-type big cities, second-tier cities, Beibu Gulf Economic Zone, Pearl River-Xijiang Economic Belt and the core cities of Beibu Gulf urban agglomeration, the permanent venue of China-ASEAN Expo, an important gateway city organically connected with the Belt and Road Economic Belt, a dry port-type national logistics hub with a new land and sea passage in the west, and the station of army organs in the southern theater. The total area is 22,654,38+0,000 square kilometers.

Nanning is located in the south of central Guangxi, facing Southeast Asia, backed by southwest China, bordering Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao in the east and Beibu Gulf in the south. It is an important node of the Belt and Road Initiative and the intersection of South China Economic Circle, Southwest Economic Circle and China-ASEAN Economic Circle. It has the characteristics of offshore, borderland, along the river and along the line. About 200 kilometers from the Sino-Vietnamese border, it is the closest provincial capital city to ASEAN countries. After the Pinglu Canal was completed, the location advantage of the integrated development of Nanning Port's production, city and sea became more prominent.

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