Can Northeastern dialect really quickly lead Mandarin astray?

I am from the Northeast. I feel that my Northeastern dialect is very close to Mandarin, and I don’t think it will deviate from Mandarin. Unless there is a gathering of a group of people, a friend who speaks Mandarin may be led astray by the group of people during the meal. The premise is that everyone speaks authentic Northeastern dialect, a very rustic dialect.

1. Northeastern dialect is a dialect very close to Mandarin

As a Northeastern person, I have lived in the Northeast for 35 years, so I feel particularly familiar with the Northeastern dialect here. When I walked out of the house, I heard the two elder brothers chatting and listening to them speaking in dialect. I felt that life was very real and beautiful. This is life, this is the real Northeast, tea, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea. Life cannot be perfect. Whether you are a southerner or a northerner, you will experience the same hardships. Therefore, understanding leads to compassion. Personally, I think Northeastern dialect is the dialect closest to Mandarin. The pronunciation is very clear, the voice is loud and powerful, and I like it very much.

2. Many foreigners come here specifically to learn Northeastern dialect

Our city is not big and belongs to the fourth-tier city, but we can also see some foreign friends. Many foreign friends come to us and study our Northeastern dialect. They say that when speaking Chinese, you have to have a bit of a grain of salt, otherwise it will feel unauthentic. I like the humor of these friends very much. I said to them, thank you for your likes. Our Northeast not only has delicious rice porridge, but also nourishing millet porridge. Come and try it? Living in the Northeast, feeling the customs and customs here makes me feel very warm.

This is the taste of Northeastern dialect. A real person speaks a real Northeastern dialect. Friends, where is your hometown? Do you like Northeastern dialect? Welcome to the Northeast as a guest. Let’s talk about daily life. Maybe I, a Northeasterner, will be led astray by you?