Why don t you speak Mandarin after living in the countryside for a long time? What is the reason?

Life in the countryside is very simple, and the countryside is also a place where dialects are popular, and few people speak Mandarin. Many people in big cities are people from all over the world, and if you want to communicate well, you need to speak Mandarin. But people in the countryside are people who have lived in this place for generations, and even those who live outside still feel more intimate when they come back.

After living in the countryside for a long time, I rarely speak Mandarin, and it will feel awkward to speak Mandarin again over time.

1.In today's rural areas, more and more people are going out to work, especially young people. Basically, they work outside for a year.

Instead, their hometown in the countryside became their short-term residence. Many people don't work a few days a year. Those who live in the countryside can only return to the village for two more days during the Chinese New Year.

People who can speak Mandarin feel that they have become accustomed to speaking Mandarin after staying outside for so long, and it is a little uncomfortable to suddenly switch to a dialect. Since they are of the same clan and the same clan, civilizations need to communicate with each other through communication to form a common language, which is the birth of dialects. In Fujian, for example, that kind of baa is a common dependence of coastal fishermen for long-term cooperation.

2.Following local customs is actually a stranger going to another place to adapt to the local environment and customs. But those of us don't belong to go anywhere else, but when we return to our hometowns, we also need to be familiar with the customs of the countryside.

Then in the countryside, there are very few people who can speak Mandarin, and basically no one communicates in Mandarin. So in today's situation, if you're downstairs alone, you're communicating with someone else in Mandarin. Of course, even if others understand, they will feel that they are very different from you.

So we don't usually speak Mandarin when we go back to the countryside. They all speak their own native dialect because everyone is from their hometown and can understand what the other is saying.

Dialects are a form of expression of local culture and Chinese civilization.

Part of traditional culture. It is an art form with strong national characteristics that cannot be lost or replaced. Mandarin is a beautiful language, and dialects are local characteristics.

Without bridges, it would be difficult for people in different dialect regions to communicate. Without dialects, there is no difference, and there is no local identity. Therefore, while promoting Mandarin, the state did not prohibit the continued use of dialects.

Because people are used to it, and rural life is very simple, not so much exquisite.

Because all the rural areas speak dialects, and most of the rural areas are occupied by some elderly people, it is even more impossible to speak Mandarin. Mandarin is generally only spoken by young people when they are working.