What is the accent of the third battalion commander who is called Shunliuli by my brother?

"My Brother's Name is Shunliu" is a military-themed film and television drama that premiered on CCTV in 2009. It is directed by Hua Qing and stars Wang Baoqiang, Zhang Guoqiang and others. The film is adapted from the war-themed work of the same name by military writer Zhu Sujin. .

"My Brother's Name is Shunliu" tells the story of this stupid soldier "Shunliu" (played by Wang Baoqiang) during the Anti-Japanese War. In the real war, he relied on his extraordinary shooting skills to win the battle for the army. He won many precious victories, and at the same time he himself also grew up under the baptism of gunfire.

The humorous lines and funny accent of the third battalion commander (played by Sun Xun) in the play also attracted the attention and heated discussion of netizens. Many netizens said, "I want to laugh as soon as I hear him speak", "It's very lively, and the audience gets excited as soon as he comes out." The classic lines of the third battalion commander, such as "A thunderbolt sounded on a sunny day, I gave birth to Camp Commander Chen" and "I believed your evil" are even more impressive. On Tieba and major forums, the authentic origin of the "Dialect Mandarin" of the Third Battalion Commander has become a hot topic of discussion. Whether it is Sichuan Mandarin, Hunan Mandarin or Hubei Mandarin has aroused endless debate among audiences from all over the world. In this regard, Sun Xun revealed: "Actually, what I speak in the play is Mandarin with a Hubei accent. It may be more Huangpi accent. I learned it from a Huangpi friend when I was a child." It turns out that Sun Xun, who was born in Beijing, was born in Beijing. I grew up in Wuhan. He speaks with a Hubei accent.