Where did the four girls in Lijiang drunken folk songs learn Cantonese?

In Guangxi, Cantonese is the lingua franca of Yulin, Guigang, Qinzhou, Nanning, Chongzuo, Hezhou, Fangchenggang, Beihai, Wuzhou and Baise.

As one of the main Chinese dialects in Guangxi, Cantonese has a population of about 20 million, mainly distributed in southeast Guangxi, and is divided into four areas: Goulou, Yongxun, Qinlian and Guangfu.

Among them, Wuzhou Cantonese belongs to Guangfu dialect, which is the closest to Guangzhou dialect, followed by Yongshun dialect. Unless it's old Cantonese, old Wuzhou dialect and experts, it's generally difficult to tell the difference between Wuzhou dialect and Guangzhou dialect.

Cantonese in Wuzhou and Yongxun films is similar to Guangfu films because a large number of Cantonese businessmen went there to do business along the Xijiang River in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. Due to the great economic influence of Cantonese, Guangfu dialect has also spread.

Goulou Cantonese is the earliest Chinese dialect in Guangxi, mainly distributed in Guigang, Yulin, Wuzhou, Hezhou and other places, with a large number of users, but most of them are in the vast rural areas.

The three cities in northern Qin were once the jurisdiction of Guangdong, so it is normal to speak Cantonese.

The huge population of Guangdong makes Guangdong culture prevail in Guangxi, and there are Cantonese songs, Cantonese operas and Cantonese dishes in the streets and alleys of Guangxi.

Guangxi people love Cantonese songs as much as Cantonese people. Not only listening to crazy, but also singing crazy.