What does Zhanjiang Mazhang District say?

Hello! Leizhou culture is popular in Zhanjiang, and Leizhou dialect is widely spoken. Mazhang District is the place where Suixi was once the Sanlei District, so the locals all speak Li dialect. Li dialect is the Leizhou dialect of the Hokkien language family, which is the fourth largest dialect in Guangdong Province. There is an ancient phonetic dictionary of Leizhou dialect, which is a national cultural heritage; it can be called Li dialect or Leizhou dialect. Li dialect is the only native language in Zhanjiang and has been spoken in this land for 2,000 years. It is not only the mother tongue of the Mazhang people, but also the common language in the daily life of the local people and even the entire Zhanjiang city. Li dialect retains the ancient Min pronunciation, which is not only easy to listen to but also easy to learn. You will find that its vocabulary usage is flexible and interesting. Li dialect speakers are the only Han ethnic group in western Guangdong, and they are also the largest group. In Zhanjiang City, the majority of the Han ethnic group in southern Fujian who speak Li dialect account for the vast majority of the population in Zhanjiang. In addition, there are a small number of external groups: Malays and Hakkas. As long as the Malays speak Malay, which is what the locals call the Zhanjiang vernacular, their quality is generally poor: they are perverted and like to belittle others and promote themselves, are arrogant, reject dissidents, steal things and do bad things a lot, and talk too much. They like to beat and curse people and are generally ugly in appearance. They may look like horses or monkeys, so they are called Malays. Some locals also tease them as idiots or Malay monkeys. They are distributed in most of Suicheng Town, Liancheng Town and Potou in Zhanjiang. The total population in parts of the district, parts of Chikan District, and most towns in Wuchuan City is small, only 1 million, and most of them are in Wuchuan. The Hakka people only speak Ya dialect in the local area. They are distributed in Liancheng Town and central Lianjiang City in Zhanjiang. Their number is very small, only about 600,000. The Malays all moved to Zhanjiang during the war of World War II and the reform and opening up period in the 1980s, so they are not natives. Only Li speakers in Zhanjiang are friendly and hospitable, simple, kind, united and friendly. They have inherited the excellent Fujian and Han spirit and are an excellent group. Make friends and get to know more Lebanese speakers. It is best not to get close to Malays (groups who speak vernacular). Their quality is low and they have a strong xenophobia. If necessary, be cautious. Li dialect is a must for working and living in Zhanjiang. It doesn’t matter if you don’t know it. Mazhang people are not exclusive and can communicate in Mandarin. After long-term in-depth exchanges with local people, you will naturally learn Li dialect. －－－－－－－－－－－Zhanjiang local cultural slogan: To be a civilized Zhanjiang person, please speak Li dialect.