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Is Ou Yangxun's mother Guan Mucun?
Ouyang Xiadan (1977-07-28), the host of News Network of China CCTV. Born in Guangxi. Graduated from Communication University of China. 1999 ~ August 2003, worked in the news comprehensive channel of Shanghai TV Station. In August 2003, he joined the CCTV Economic Channel. From June 20, 2003 to June 7, 2009, I hosted it for the first time, during which I also hosted various large-scale activities and the special Olympic program Panorama Olympics. In July, 2009, he joined the CCTV news channel and anchored "Common Concern". On August 8, 20 1 1, he joined the host team of News Network.

Who is Ouyang Xiadan's mother? Not Guanmucun, Guanmucun is from Henan.

Ouyang is a native of Guangxi, whose main language is Zhuang, and Ouyang is the compound surname of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. Zhuang language is the language of Zhuang people and one of the main languages in China. If we add similar Buyi, Dai Yi and Nong languages, the population will be close to 20 million. Zhuang language belongs to Zhuang-Tai branch of Zhuang-Dong language family (also known as Zhuang-Tai branch, which is called Zhuang-Dai branch of Zhuang-Dong language family by mainland scholars), and has very close kinship with Thai, Lao, Dai and Shan languages. The northern dialects of Zhuang and Buyi belong to the northern group of Taiwanese branch, while the southern dialects of Vietnamese Zhuang and Dai Nong belong to the central group of Taiwanese branch. In addition, Thai, Lao, Dai and Shan languages constitute the southwest group of the Taiwanese branch.

Its grammatical subject is similar to Sino-Tibetan Chinese, but the word formation with modifiers is very different from most Chinese languages. The bottom vocabulary and phonetic system of Zhuang language are close to those of other languages in Dong-Tai language family and Cantonese in Chinese language family, which originated from the common ancestor of these early languages. Earlier, Zhuang language, like Vietnamese, used the radicals of Chinese characters to create square characters to write its own language, and exhibited a sawndip with similar characters. 1949 after the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Guangxi Zhuang autonomous region was established according to its ethnic policy, and pinyin characters based on Latin letters were created, which were implemented in 1957. This phonetic symbol has not been widely promoted so far, so it has not been widely used. 1982, due to the informationization of society, in order to facilitate the informationization of Zhuang language, the government changed the original phonetic symbol with special letters into a new phonetic symbol with only Latin letters, that is, the new Zhuang language. The spelling of Zhuang language is the standard language of Zhuang language, with the northern dialect of Zhuang language as the basic dialect, Shuangqiao Town of Wuming County as the standard pronunciation, and accepting words from some other dialects.

After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), the government formulated the Zhuang Language Program (Draft) in 1955, and formulated a set of new characters for Zhuang language based on Latin letters and mixed with special characters to express the unique pronunciation and tone of Zhuang language. After the trial, the State Council officially promulgated the Zhuang Language Program, 1957 165438, on June 29th, and began to popularize it in Zhuang areas. At this point, the Zhuang people have a unified writing. Not only do the official institutions in Guangxi have Chinese-Zhuang bilingual doorplates, but also the publisher of this new script, the People's Bank of China, and its denomination are printed on RMB. The Zhuang language plan stipulates that the northern dialect of Zhuang language is the basic dialect and the Wuming dialect of Zhuang language is the standard pronunciation.

Zhuang language has 22 initials (consonants). The pronunciation of initials is followed by vowel a or e to distinguish them.

Zhuang language has 78 vowels. In Zhuang language, the letter E written after A, O means vowel shortening, and the letter E written after I, U and W means vowel growth. Aei is abbreviated as ae.

The tongue position of the short vowel of A is higher than that of the long vowel, similar to [? ]。 The tongue position of short vowels of I, U and W is lower than that of long vowels, which is similar to [? ]、[? ]、[? ]; Long vowels are followed by vowels, and the pronunciation is smooth [? ], for example, the pronunciation of ieng is close to [i]. When entering tone 30 of Zhuang language meets entering tone with yang, the ending letters P, T and K are rewritten as B, D and G, so Zhuang language has 108 vowels.

Shuangqiao dialect in Wuming actually does not distinguish ae from ei, aeu from ou.

There are nine tones in Zhuang language, of which six are Shu tones and three are Ru tones. In Zhuang language, tones are marked at the end of syllables, and flat tones are not marked.

There is also a soundproof festival symbol in Zhuang language, which is specially used to distinguish the syllable attribution of each consonant when two or more consonants in a word are connected together.

Zhuang language belongs to Zhuang-Dai branch of Zhuang-Dong language family of Sino-Tibetan language family. The original name is Tongyu. Mainly distributed in China Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region and Yunnan Wenshan Zhuang and Miao Autonomous Prefecture. There are two dialects, North and South (each dialect is divided into several dialects). Northern dialects are widely distributed, and the number of users accounts for 70% of the Zhuang population. There are no aspirated consonants in northern dialects, but there are aspirated consonants in southern dialects. Besides simple consonants, there are palatalized consonants and lipped consonants in Zhuang language. There are six vowels and nine endings. The vowels of single vowels are all long vowels, and when there is a rhyme, long vowels and short vowels are opposite. There are six relaxing tones and two promoting tones. Because of the different vowel lengths, the promoting tones often have different tone values. Zhuang language has no morphological changes. Word order and function words are the main means to express grammatical meaning. The modifiers of nouns usually follow the nouns, only the quantity modifiers (except "-") precede the modifiers, and the demonstrator is at the end of the sentence. In a sentence, the subject comes before the predicate, and the object and complement come after the verb. Before there was a formal written language, the Zhuang people used a Chinese-like sawndip to record folk songs, people's names and place names, but this sawndip was not systematically sorted out and was inconsistent in different places. 1955 created a phonetic alphabet with Latin letters as the main character, 198 1 all modified.

I hope it can help you solve the problem.