What's so annoying about Nanning dialect

Black-hearted and annoying, where can I lose it?

& gt Nanning dialect, in a narrow sense, refers to Nanning Cantonese, which belongs to Sino-Tibetan language family-Chinese language family-Cantonese-Yongxun film; Nanning dialect in a broad sense refers to other Chinese dialects including Nanning Cantonese, namely Nanning Cantonese, Pinghua and Tanzhou Mandarin (Xiakuo Street Mandarin).

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 layer 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. It is the common source of Guangdong, Guangxi and Cantonese.

Nanning dialect, in a narrow sense, refers to Nanning Cantonese, which belongs to Sino-Tibetan Cantonese dialect. Nanning dialect in a broad sense refers to other Chinese dialects including Nanning Cantonese, namely Nanning Cantonese, Pinghua and Tanzhou Mandarin (Xiakuo Street Mandarin).

Nanning Cantonese is used in Nanning and its surrounding areas, while Yongxun Cantonese is close to Wuzhou Cantonese and Guangzhou Dialect. Mainly popular in Yongzhou and Zhou Xun (ancient name of Guiping) towns with convenient transportation on both sides of the strait, such as Nanning, Hengxian, Chongzuo, Ningming, Guiping, Pingnan and some areas of Liuzhou. Take Nanning as the representative point. However, due to the influx of a large number of migrants since the 1980s, and the language and cultural policy of the Nanning Municipal Government is to weaken local dialects and promote Mandarin instead, the population using Nanning Cantonese in Nanning has dropped sharply, and the population using Nanning dialect has dropped sharply to less than 30%.