Hunan Changde accent is similar to Hubei Jingzhou accent. Geographically, Tianjin is adjacent to Shishou and Gongan, which is related to population migration in different periods in history. Hunan Yiyang accent is more like Ningxiang, Changsha and Xiangtan, and some dialects will overlap with Changde's accent, but the pronunciation is different. Hunan Loudi, Shaoyang and Changde have different accents, and even the accents in Yiyang Ningxiang area are different. When you arrive in Chenzhou, Hunan, you will find that the Chenzhou accent is actually closer to Shaoguan, Guangdong. Because Chenzhou belongs to the back garden of Guangzhou in history. Look at Hubei, Hubei people all know the similar accent of Wuhan dialect, only Xiaogan, Huanggang, Ezhou and Xiantao. In Suizhou, however, there are obvious dialect changes in accent. Xiangyang, a fortress city since ancient times, is actually more of a Henan immigrant. Its accent and living habits are the same as those of Nanyang people, or we all know Henan people. Love to eat pasta, love to drink, delicious. The accent is Henan accent, which is completely different from the accent around Wuhan. Yichang includes western Hubei, Enshi and other places, bordering Sichuan and Chongqing, with similar accents, almost the same dialect pronunciation and the same living habits, all of which are spicy, while Wuhan people actually like the taste of salty and fresh heavy oil. Therefore, the administrative regions of Mingming Province in Hubei and Hunan are different. Many areas with similar living habits and accents are actually not uncommon in our country, and this happens in every province.
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