Help: Which consonants do the traditional 36 consonants correspond to in modern Chinese?

There is really no one-to-one correspondence, and some of them are still divided, which is hard to say. Some books on phonology (A Course in Phonology by Tang Zuofan)? ) There are lists of onomatopoeic words, which can be referred to.

Let's give some examples:

Help-B, Gu-P, and (today) Ming-m;

Non-f, fu (also pronounced f), this initial is added to make the initial list orderly. ) serve (nothing today), slightly (similar to "Ming");

End-D, Tou-T, d (none today), mud-n;

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