How to evaluate Sichuan dialect, one vote short of becoming the national slogan?

This is a joke

Replacing the main Sichuan dialect with any dialect is universal

For example, Cantonese is just one vote away from becoming the national slogan. One vote of Shandong dialect becoming the national slogan, one vote of Northeastern dialect becoming the national slogan...

Basically, wherever you go, you can hear the local version of this statement

The key point is to emphasize the difference of one vote. First, it emphasizes how pity it is. In addition, it has not become a national slogan, so it is impossible to refute and verify.

In real Mandarin, there is no such thing as voting. As early as the Qing Dynasty, Beijing Mandarin was named Guoyu. After continuous legislative improvement by the Beiyang Government and later the National Government, the general framework of modern Mandarin has basically been established.

It is still used after the founding of New China. This Mandarin system was established in 1953 with Beijing City and Luanping County, Chengde City, Hebei Province as the main collection places for Mandarin standard pronunciation. After unified standards were formulated, they were promoted nationwide in 1955.

In 2000, the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Standard Spoken and Written Language" established the legal status of Mandarin and standardized Chinese characters as the country's standard spoken and written language.