Do you know the ten most difficult dialects in China?

First: Bai language and Bai language of Han nationality.

Second: Pingdi Yao language of Han-Bai language family.

Third: Waxiang dialect, Chenzhou dialect and Bai Han language family.

Fourth: Bai Han Liu Jia dialect.

Fifth: Puxian dialect

Sixth, it is said that this Wenzhou dialect is really used as a bugle.

Seventh: Hainan dialect and Leizhou dialect.

Eighth: Zhongshan Min Dialect

Ninth: Wenzhou dialect

Tenth: Chaozhou dialect in Min dialect.

The author used his hype to make headlines on the Internet and TV, or used this hyped article to attract people. Controversy can cause excitement.

The ten most difficult dialects to understand are probably the author's own personal views. Not a group of people. This is not true.

What is the author's standard? Is it the most different dialect from Mandarin? In the top ten, there are actually Shaanxi dialect, Sichuan dialect, Shandong dialect, Tianjin dialect and Northeast dialect, which are northern mandarin and southern mandarin, just like Mandarin.

It's hard to get into the top 10. Northern dialects and South Southwest Mandarin will not be on the list at all, or even in the top 30, because they are too similar to Mandarin. The top ten must be southern dialects, and Fujian dialects account for the majority.

1: Wenzhou dialect (similarity with Beijing dialect is 39.4) There is a saying in Wenzhou folk that Wenzhou dialect is extremely difficult to understand, and it was used to write passwords in the Sino-Vietnamese war, comparable to Navajo. But there is no official record, but many language experts believe that Wenzhou dialect is very suitable for writing military orders. It may not exist to make a written pledge to fulfill a military order in Wenzhou dialect, but it is just a folklore story.

2. Chaoshan Minnan dialect 44.3

3. Cantonese 47.5

4. Xiamen Minnan dialect 48

5. Fujian Puxian Dialect

6. Central Fujian Dialect

7. Mindong dialect (Fuzhou dialect)

8. Northern Fujian Dialect

9. Twin Peaks Yu Xiang 49

10: Suzhou dialect 49.9

Chaoshan Minnan dialect, Xiamen Minnan dialect, Minzhong dialect, Mindong dialect, Puxian dialect and northern Fujian all belong to Min dialect, which shows the complexity of Min dialect.

There are more than N dialects in Fujian, and any dialect in Fuzhou, Putian, Ningde and Nanping can be in the top ten, which is definitely more difficult to understand than Sichuan dialect, Tianjin dialect and Northeast dialect similar to Mandarin.