What does the old mage mean by Shanghai dialect?

Shanghai, an old mage, means a master of a certain industry.

Shanghai dialect also includes Shanghai local (suburban) dialects, mainly including Pudong dialect, Songjiang dialect, Jiading dialect, Chongming dialect, Jinshan dialect, Qingpu dialect and Fengxian dialect. Shanghai was originally composed of Jiangdong 1 1 Wuyu County, and the dialect reflected the cultural information of Jiangdong.

Shanghai dialect, a dialect formed in Shanghai's long history, gathers the essence of wuyue Jiangnan language and culture and has a profound cultural accumulation. Shanghai dialect bears the echo of Shanghai's times, cultural blood and historical memory. Shanghai should inherit the essence of Shanghai's language and culture if it is to become a pearl of oriental culture with individual characteristics.

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Introduction to Shanghai dialect:

1. Dialect is a unique national culture. Every place has its own unique dialect, which has been circulated for thousands of years and has rich cultural heritage.

2. People began to consciously protect history and culture, such as protecting the quintessence of Peking Opera and traditional national festivals.

It is important to promote Putonghua, but we should not abandon dialects and national arts.

4. China is a multi-ethnic country with 56 nationalities and a vast territory. Respecting all ethnic groups and local people is a necessary condition to ensure the reunification of the motherland. To respect the people, we must first respect their culture.

At present, Chinese linguists have different opinions on the division of modern Chinese dialects. According to the document Introduction of Language and Characters in China published by the Ministry of Education on 20 19, Chinese dialects are usually divided into ten major dialects. Namely Mandarin, Jin, Wu, Hui, Min, Yue, Hakka, Gan, Xiang and Pinghua.

Baidu encyclopedia-Shanghai dialect