The three places in China that don't like to speak 'Mandarin' all rely on dialects to go around the world. Do you have your hometown?

Nowadays, with the convenience of transportation, people in different regions communicate more and more frequently, and Mandarin has become the most basic skill. However, there are still some cities in China that basically do not speak "Mandarin" and are used to speaking in dialects. Today we have to This is the three cities that I will introduce to you. Do you know where they are?

First of all, I will introduce Sichuan to you. Many people from other places do not understand Sichuan dialect, but some Sichuanese would rather speak more than one time rather than Mandarin. Why? They feel that Chengdu dialect is concise, straightforward, witty, humorous, and eloquent, which is incomparable with Mandarin. Their not-so-standard Mandarin and Sichuan accent give people a festive feeling. Otherwise, Trump would say it, and you can feel the hospitality of the Sichuan people after listening to Trump. There is a kind of beauty called "Ba suitable".

The second is Shanghai, the financial center of our country. It is also an international metropolis with a lot of tourist attractions and amusement facilities. The locals in Shanghai, regardless of age or gender, basically speak a dialect, and the Shanghai dialect belongs to the Wu dialect. This kind of soft-spoken language sounds nice and comfortable, but the locals prefer to use dialects to communicate. Because the gap between the soft and waxy language is still relatively large, it is basically incomprehensible to outsiders, and Mandarin is spoken. I don't know how to say some words in Shanghai dialect.

The last one is Heilongjiang, which is famous for its uprightness. Almost all people in Heilongjiang speak dialects. People in Northeast China speak Mandarin mixed with Northeast dialects, so it doesn’t sound like authentic Mandarin, but more like Northeast dialects, but everyone can understand it. , and it makes people feel very friendly. No matter where the Northeasterners go, they will not change their Northeastern accent, and the most "speechless" thing is that when we speak Mandarin with Northeasterners, we often They will be completely biased by their Northeasterners, so the Northeastern dialect can be said to be very infectious.

These three places do not like to speak Mandarin, and there are many dialects that are very distinctive, so will they all speak Mandarin one day? Is your hometown also involved in these three provinces? Does your city like to speak Mandarin?