Along the way, Gu Liuxiao's mouth never closed.

How..... How is it different from what I imagined, that is, the palace of Yong'an, the architecture is not so exquisite! Oh my God, what is the origin of Feng Yutian, such an environment, everyone wants to live!

Didn't bring anything with me.

.........

Horses, ten miles of different sounds, the ancient sound of the preservation of the sound retained. Since the dialect area has historically been Han Chinese and the western part of the northern part of the country, it occupied the Hetao region of Inner Mongolia. walked straight to Feng Yutian's residence, and when he arrived at the place, he stopped.

When she got out of the carriage, Gu Liuxiao felt that her legs were soft, because it was too eye-opening for her.

The early morning sun is not as gentle as the sunshine that has just arrived at the bottom of the mountain, and the sunlight at this time is like a light rain dripping on the dreamy house in front of you.

The air was filled with the fresh smell of plants, and the brain finally reacted, what I just saw along the way were all flowers that could be used for medicine, no wonder Feng Yutian always had a very good smell of medicinal fragrance on his body, it turned out that it was "rendered" by this environment.

...........

"Childe, you're back."

Follow the taste、Fingers gently caress the slightly cool rocks,But there is a kind of vicissitudes of beauty,The creak of the door being pushed open、Although harsh,But unexpectedly can make people's hearts calm down and enter the main hall,In the center is a vermilion lacquer square platform about two meters high,On which is placed a gold lacquer carved dragon throne。

The interior of the house is furnished as before. Walk through the courtyard and climb the nine-fold stone steps to the splendid Daxiong Treasure Hall

8. The gray tile and white wall and the tall gatehouse shared by the Hui school building, the gatehouse wall has exquisite carving, the carving of the roof is more delicate and beautiful, and there is a set of water system through the whole building, plus the green trees are in the shade and the mountains echo, so that you have a kind of fairyland

Overview of dialects

Dialect is a variant of language, according to the nature, dialect can be divided into regional dialect and social dialect, regional dialect is a variant of language due to regional differences, is a national language in different regional branches, is a reflection of the imbalance of language development in the region. Social dialects are social variants formed by members of society in the same region due to social differences in occupation, class, age, gender, cultural upbringing, etc.

Among the major modern Chinese dialects in China, the northern dialect can be regarded as the ancient Chinese developed in the vast northern region after thousands of years, while the rest of the dialects were gradually formed by the northern residents who moved south in history. In the vast Jiangnan region in the early days, it was mainly inhabited by the ancient Yue people, who used the ancient Yue language, which was very far from the ancient Chinese and could not speak. Later, the Han people in the north went south on several occasions on a large scale, bringing with them the ancient Chinese of the north in different periods, and scattered them to various regions in the south of the Yangtze River, so that the six dialects that are now distinctly different from each other were gradually formed. There are three reasons for the differences between the dialects: first, before the northern Chinese and the southern ancient Vietnamese came into contact with each other, they had their own regional dialects; Second, the time of the northern Chinese language to the south is different, and the natural Chinese language itself is different; Third, the dialects of the South have developed in a certain unique environment. In the process of development, the Han society has seen different degrees of differentiation and unification, so that the Chinese language has gradually developed dialects. There are a variety of different dialects of modern Chinese, and they are distributed over a wide area. The differences between the dialects of modern Chinese are manifested in phonetics, vocabulary, and grammar, especially in phonetics. However, because these dialects and common languages have certain phonetic correspondence rules, and there are many similarities in vocabulary and grammar, they are not independent languages. According to the characteristics of dialects, the history of the formation and development of dialects, and the results of the current dialect survey, the dialects of modern Chinese can be divided. At present, the opinions of China's Chinese linguistics scholars on the division of modern Chinese dialects are not completely unanimous, and most people's opinions believe that there are seven major dialects in modern Chinese:

Northern dialects

The northern dialect, that is, the official dialect, is the basic dialect of the common language of the modern Han people, represented by Beijing dialect, with strong internal consistency. It has the widest geographical distribution among the Chinese dialects, and the population that speaks it accounts for about 73% of the total population of the Han nationality. It is distributed in the north-south cultural line (east of Tongzhou County - east of Nantong City - Yangtze River - north of Jingjiang County - Yangtze River - east of Zhenjiang City - west of Danyang County - west of Jintan County - west of Liyang County - south of Lishui County - north of Gaochun County - Guangde County - Langxi County - Xuancheng City - north of Wuhu County - Fanchang County - east of Nanling County - east of Tongling County - southeast of Qingyang County - north of Shitai County - Pengze County - south of Hukou County - south of Jiujiang City - Ruichang - Yangtze River - Huangshi - south of Wuhan - Yangtze River - Linxiang County - Changde - Yuanjiang - Huaihua - Jingzhou County - Tongtong County - Yongzhou - Chenzhou-Guilindong-Hezhou-Liuzhou-Liuzhou-Hechinan-Baise).

The northern dialects can be divided into four sub-dialects: (1) North China and Northeast China, which are distributed in the cities of Beijing and Tianjin, Hebei, Henan, Shandong, Liaoning, Jilin, Heilongjiang, and part of Inner Mongolia. (2) Northwest dialects, distributed in Shaanxi, Gansu and other provinces and parts of Qinghai, Ningxia and Inner Mongolia. The language spoken by the Han people in Xinjiang is also a northwestern dialect. (3) Southwest dialects, distributed in Chongqing, Sichuan, Yunnan, Guizhou and other provinces, most of Hubei (except for Xianning area in the southeast corner), northwest Guangxi, northwest corner of Hunan, etc. (4) Jianghuai dialects, which are distributed in Anhui Province, Jiangsu Province and the north of the Yangtze River (Xuzhou and Bengbu belong to North China and Northeast China dialects, except for the dialects of North China), and the south bank of the Yangtze River west of Zhenjiang and east of Jiujiang.

This dialect is spoken by about 70% of the Chinese population.

The distinctive features of the northern dialects include the loss of most of the Middle Consonant endings. "-p,-t,-k,-m,-n,-ng" in Middle Chinese is now only "-n,-ng". At the same time, the northern dialect has less tone compared to other dialects. (This is because in the northern dialect, only the flat sound distinguishes yin and yang.) As a result, the northern dialect contains a large number of homophones and the corresponding compound words. This is less common in other dialects.

The official dialect is generally divided into six regions, namely the northern official dialect, the Qin and Jin dialects, the Lanyin official dialect, the Central Plains official dialect (the central official dialect), the southwest official dialect, and the Jianghuai official dialect.

The official dialect of the north is divided into Jiaoliao official dialect, Jilu official dialect, Beijing official dialect, and Northeast official dialect. Jiaoliao official dialect is distributed in the Shandong Peninsula and the Liaodong Peninsula; The official dialect of Jilu is distributed in Hebei Province, the western part of Shandong Province, and Ningcheng County of Inner Mongolia; Beijing Mandarin is distributed in Beijing, northern Hebei Province, and Chifeng City, Inner Mongolia; Northeast Mandarin is distributed in Heilongjiang Province, Jilin Province, northern Liaoning Province, and northeastern Inner Mongolia.

The Qin and Jin dialects are distributed in Shanxi Province, northern Shaanxi, Hetao in Inner Mongolia, northwest of Zhangjiakou, and west of Anyang in Xinxiang, Henan Province. The distribution area of Qin and Jin dialects is congested

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