What is the dialect around Taishan Mountain in Jiangmen?

It is generally called Cantonese dialect, and now it is also called Wuyi dialect, which is the most different dialect from standard Cantonese.

Main features: in Cantonese and Mandarin, the initial t is pronounced as H, such as Hoisaan in Taishan, and the initial d disappears, such as ak.

It sounds like choking.

Cantonese Mandarin corresponds to z c and j q words, Taishan Mandarin reads d t: If you read doi.

The part corresponding to Mandarin zh ch is read in Guangzhou, such as saan.

There are also considerable differences in vowels: for example, red reading constant, fragrant reading hieng and so on. It is very complicated to speak too professionally.