Luanping dialect belongs to Beijing Mandarin and has local characteristics. Luanping's pronunciation is accurate and clear, with clear pronunciation and clear pronunciation, and the intonation is slightly "hard" and crisp than that of Beijing dialect at that time. Direct, clear and definite, especially without the pronunciation habits of Beijing Hutong, such as tongue rolling, word saving and ending, it is easy to learn and popularize.
Extended information 1953 At that time, the language experts sent by the Government Affairs Bureau of the Central People's Government were conducting a phonetic investigation for the formulation of China's common language and writing norms, and collecting phonetic materials in Jingoutun Town, Bakying Town and Huodoushan Town of Luanping. After the standard was formulated, it was extended to the whole country on 1955.
1955101On October 26th, an editorial in People's Daily titled "Strive to Promote the Reform of Chinese Characters, Popularize Putonghua and Realize the Standardization of Chinese" clearly declared: "The common language of China people is Putonghua with northern dialect as the basic dialect and Beijing dialect as the standard pronunciation."
At the beginning of 1956, the State Council issued the "Instructions on Promoting Putonghua". Note: The "Beijing accent" here refers to Beijing Yayin, that is, Beijing Mandarin, which is different from Beijing Hutong accent.
Many Luanping people have natural advantages because they can speak Mandarin. Li Hui, director of the Propaganda Department of Luanping County Committee, said that since the reform and opening-up, many young people in Luanping rural areas have been recruited by some large units in Beijing as telephone operators and waiters, and many Luanping people have worked as broadcast hosts in various places.
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