Why do many people pronounce Bu as pu? Many celebrities, including Ye Man, interpret it this way. Is there any reason?

In Kangxi dictionary, the pronunciation of the word "no" is: p incarnation.

Ye Man's pronunciation should be more accurate. This is the result of the Chinese character reform in 1950, which simplified Chinese characters many times and proofread their pronunciation. See the words in Kangxi Dictionary for phonetic notation as follows:

[Ancient prose] Guang Yun, Jiyun, Yunhui and Zheng Yun are rich in wood but simple in sound. Shuowen burned the turtle and peeled it. Like a roasted turtle. It's like a sign of a turtle.

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Also: the traditional Chinese characters of radish are as follows. Read "Bo" here.