When you were at school, was your teacher's hometown dialect strong?

When I was in primary school, the math teacher had a strong accent, which was quite interesting, mainly because teachers had to speak Mandarin at that time. Although the teacher speaks Mandarin, his accent is still quite strong, and sometimes he will cross talk. The author's hometown is in Guangdong. As we all know, Cantonese will also be dubbed bird language. At that time, there were artistic creations in this field. Impressive readers should know that I'm sorry to be said to be a sketch of stewed hens.

Old Guangdong speaks Mandarin, which is really so exaggerated. Even though many young people have obviously studied Chinese at school, their mouths seem to be biased, as if speaking Mandarin is too pure and will be looked down upon by fellow villagers. Therefore, it is conceivable that the Cantonese and Putonghua spoken by this teacher is very interesting. At that time, all teachers had common problems in this respect and would string Putonghua into Cantonese from time to time.

This may still be related to psychology and environment, and language itself is a providing environment. In the local area, Cantonese was the language of communication, while Mandarin was the language of small-scale communication at that time, and not all the teachers of the older generation had studied Pinyin. Therefore, it is understandable that pronunciation is not accurate. Moreover, at that time, the local Putonghua was just popularized, and the floating population in the north was not as much as it is now, so there were really few opportunities to practice amateur Putonghua.

At that time, people who spoke Mandarin also had regional discrimination, because with the reform and opening up, Guangdong's economy was relatively developed and many northern regions were relatively poor. So at that time, it was easy to mistake Putonghua for a foreigner and be discriminated against, so this psychological influence also caused one of the obstacles to promotion at that time.