How many dialects are there in Henan? What dialect is the most difficult to understand?

There are three dialects, and the most difficult ones are Linzhou, Xinyang and Jiaozuo. As we all know, every place has its own dialect, even in different cities in the same province, the languages between them will be very different, because dialects are not only local characteristics, but also the historical and cultural heritage of a place. There are many dialects in Henan province with profound cultural background, and three of them are collectively called Henan dialect, which is very different for non-locals.

There are three of these three dialects. The first one is the most frequently heard dialect in Henan? Central Plains Mandarin, which is what we call Henan dialect, is relatively common and is used by people in most places. Second, the Jin dialect of Han Chips generally appears in northern Henan, such as Anyang. The third is Jianghuai Mandarin in Huang Xiao, but only a few people speak this dialect, which generally appears in southern Henan, such as Guangshan County in Xinyang.

Henan dialect can be understood by outsiders except Central Plains Mandarin. Dialects in other places are like speaking a foreign language. They have never lived in that place, which is almost incomprehensible. First of all, say Jiaozuo dialect, which is the most difficult to understand. In fact, Jiaozuo dialect is not difficult to understand, but simply incomprehensible. To put it bluntly, as long as you are not from Jiaozuo, you can't understand Jiaozuo dialect, and even people from Henan and Shanxi who are close to Jiaozuo can't understand what they are saying. Therefore, Jiaozuo dialect is called the first dialect in Henan, and other places dare not call it the first dialect.

Then xinyang dialect. In fact, Xinyang dialect is characterized by the integration of many dialects. Xinyang is located at the junction of the three provinces, and there are many Hakka people in Fujian and Jiangxi, so the dialect they speak is more or less a blend of Hakka people in Fujian and Jiangxi, so it sounds simple and easy to understand. Finally, Linzhou dialect. Speaking of Linzhou dialect, the author's impression is that it is fast, just like what he said is borrowed, and it is urgent and has a strong accent. Linzhou is also the land of the Third World, close to Shanxi, Hebei Province, but Linzhou dialect has nothing to do with any place, and it is completely self-created and can never be understood by outsiders.