Will Hong Kong become a Putonghua city in the future?

I find it difficult. Why don't you ask Guangzhou instead of Hong Kong? At least everyone speaks Mandarin. Radio and TV stations canceled Cantonese broadcasting and switched to Mandarin?

As we all know, Cantonese, led by Guangdong, Hong Kong and Guangxi, is very exclusive, because Cantonese is not only very different from Mandarin in pronunciation and word-formation habits, but also in speaking habits. Hong Kong, in particular, has its own unique Cantonese cultural circle and customs, so it is very difficult to accept Putonghua. Moreover, Cantonese has a certain status in Hong Kong, Southeast Asia and other regions, and many people speak Cantonese. Even the translation of place names and movies has its own different set, which is not based on Putonghua at all. As for Cantonese songs, I won't say it. People think that northern Guangdong belongs to the north, the north is poor and the south is developed, and the concept is deeply rooted. Just looking at the ratings of CCTV Spring Festival Evening in Guangdong and other places, I find Mandarin unacceptable.

Not on the basis of one country, two systems. Hong Kong is an international city, Cantonese is his mother tongue, Mandarin is the national language, and English is an international exchange. In addition, English is also very popular in Hong Kong after years of colonization, just like there are dialects everywhere in our country. Your country can't force dignitaries to speak only what you have formulated, then Hong Kong will be a multilingual city, and Mandarin, Cantonese and English will not be his single language!

Cantonese is the mother tongue of Hong Kong people, blood is instinct, and it is the foundation of culture. Guangdong is the mother of Guangdong culture. /kloc-In the past 0/00 years, Hong Kong has built an internationally renowned metropolis, an international financial center, a well-known external window and a port, which has gathered talents from western countries and is also the father of English. It was colonized by Britain. However, it has not become an English-speaking city and an English-speaking society, and Cantonese culture and the cause of international financial centers have also flourished (becoming the Pearl of the Orient), without conflict or contradiction. Britain and Guangdong have not moved towards "zero-sum contradiction", but are compatible and complementary.

Mandarin is a communication language, a communication tool, nothing more. Cantonese is a language with soul, an artistic language and a cultural language with inheritance. Even in South Guangdong, the government promotes Mandarin as an educational language, and Cantonese is still the most popular communication tool among the people. Although many foreigners speak Mandarin, Cantonese is spoken by local people in private communication and is full of vitality.

Hong Kong will not become a Putonghua city in the future. Hong Kong has its own personality factors! Hong Kong will not become a Putonghua city in the future. But there will be a designated language with Mandarin as the main official.

In the British colony of 100, the penetration rate of English is very high.

Chinese and English will still coexist in official and official texts, and people's daily life and communication are still dominated by Cantonese with local characteristics. 65,438+000 years is enough to change everything, but it cannot change Hong Kong into an English-speaking city.

Not all the 55 ethnic minorities who have returned to Chinese mainland have become Putonghua cities. In addition to the ubiquitous use of Putonghua in central cities, anyone with some regional characteristics will only communicate in common Putonghua on more formal occasions, thinking that local languages and slang still occupy the mainstream scene in daily life.

In many places with strong regionality, local dialects are still the mainstream mode of communication. For example, many local TV stations have also opened local dialect channels, and so has Hong Kong. Several major TV stations still broadcast in Cantonese and English.

Therefore, the following will happen in Hong Kong in the future: With the popularization of Putonghua (in fact, with the development of the Mainland in recent years, Putonghua has imperceptibly entered all parts of the world), the main daily communication meeting shows that Cantonese is still the main language of local people, and English will coexist with students, public officials and school staff. In the business environment and the scene of new immigrants, Mandarin will be used to a greater extent.

In the future, Hong Kong will become a city with three languages, namely Mandarin, Cantonese and English, and there should be no one-sided Mandarin city.