1, like it

Heart water, a Chinese vocabulary, comes from Cantonese (Qinlian film, Goulou film and Guangfu film) and is interpreted as like, preference and liking.

2. The name of the disease

Heart water is the name of a disease.

Step 3: songs

"Heart Water" is a song sung by Wu Pinchun and included in the album "Alcohol Music".

Cantonese cuisine features

First, there are rich tones and syllables.

Compared with the mainstream northern languages of Chinese and other dialects, Cantonese has its own phonology. Modern Mandarin has only four tones, while Cantonese has nine tones and two tone sandhi. Because of its wide range, reciting ancient poems is particularly catchy and rhymes.

Second, keep a lot of ancient Chinese.

As the Han people entered Guangdong very early, as far as language is concerned, the earlier they left the Central Plains, the more ancient Chinese elements they retained. Some spoken words disappeared in the Central Plains, but they still remain in Cantonese. For example, "Lai" is pronounced as "Li" in Cantonese. Many Cantonese dialects are ancient Chinese, such as:

Eat (eat), walk (walk), enterprise (station), walk (run), wear (wear), face (face), drink (drink), give (give), pour (pour), be angry (scold), know (know), wing (wing), swallow (late

Thirdly, there are many similarities with wuyue (Chu) language.

Such as: you must go with the Soviet Union, escape with the disciples, go with the wine, have no hair, be early with your ancestors, and so on. Cantonese calls good things "praise", which is still used in Suzhou, Ningbo and other places. The word "30" in Cantonese is actually the word "Jieduo" in wuyue dialect. Cantonese calls us "I", while wuyue calls us "Nong", which is the ancient sound of wuyue. The pronunciation of "Huang" and "Wang" in wuyue dialect is indistinguishable, and so are the dialects of Guangdong and Guangxi.