Is there any difference in Beijing dialect spoken by old Beijingers in Beijing? What about Dongcheng and Xicheng? How about Chaoyang in Haidian?

The Beijing dialect spoken by old Beijingers in Beijing varies from district to district. Generally, it is divided into four parts: Shi Jing film, Huaicheng film, Chaofeng film and Shike film.

1, Shi Jing Film: Six Districts of Beijing, Daxing District, Changping District, Fangshan District, Mentougou District and Tongzhou District.

2. Huaicheng Film: Huairou District, Miyun District, Shunyi District, wuqing district City, Chengde City, Yingshouyingzi Mining Area, Chengde County, Luanping County, Xinglong County, Longhua County, Fengning Manchu Autonomous County, Kuancheng Manchu Autonomous County, Zhuozhou City, Langfang City, sanhe city City, Xianghe County, Gu 'an County and Dachang Hui Autonomous County.

3. Chaofeng movies:

Chaoyang City, lingyuan city, Chaoyang County, Jianping County, Harqin Left-wing Mongolian Autonomous County, Chifeng City, Ningcheng County East, linxi county, Harqin Banner, Aohan Banner, Onniute Banner, Hexigten Banner, Balinzuoqi, Balinyouqi, Arukerqin Banner, Zhalute Banner, Tongliao City and Holingol City;

Kailu County, some towns in the west of Fuxin Mongolian Autonomous County, Naiman Banner, Jianchang County of Huludao City, Weichang Manchu and Mongolian Autonomous County of Chengde City and Pingquan City.

4. SmithKline tablets: Korla City, Shihezi City, Karamay City, Wenquan County, Toli County, Hoboksar Mongolian Autonomous County, Fuyun County, Jimunai County, Fuhai County, Burqin County and Habahe County.

Extended data:

Beijing dialect, which belongs to Beijing Mandarin, is a popular Beijing-style film (also known as oil and salt film and capital film). Beijing dialect usually refers to the accent of Beijing downtown, excluding the dialects of suburban counties in Beijing. The speaker has an obvious ending. Some people call the strong accent of Beijing dialect "Beijing film" and "Beijing dialect".

"Beijing dialect" needs to be distinguished from "Beijing Mandarin", which is a branch of Mandarin dialect, including Beijing dialect. Today, most dialects in Beijing belong to Beijing Mandarin, and only some suburban counties (Pinggu dialect in Pinggu and Yanqing dialect in the transition between Beijing Mandarin and Jin dialect) and some towns and villages have special dialects.

Beijing Mandarin is a branch of Mandarin, represented by Beijing phonology, which has three tones and four tones, and the ancient tone is flat and unified. Beijing Mandarin is mainly distributed in Beijing, Chengde City, Hebei Province, Langfang City, Zhuozhou City, Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia, Chaoyang City, Liaoning Province, Jianchang County, Huludao City and parts of Fuxin City. It can be divided into four parts: Shi Jing movies, Huaicheng movies, Chaofeng movies and SmithKline movies.

User population is about150,000. Among them, the classification of Chaoyin films is controversial. Some researchers think that Chaoyin films should belong to northeastern mandarin, because their vocabulary and grammar are mostly the same as those of northeastern mandarin, but their intonation is closer to Beijing Mandarin.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Beijing Dialect