Wuhan dialect songs include:

1. "Too early"

2. "Eat·Drink·Shan"

3 , "Believe in Your Evil"

4. "Selling Bean Peel"

5. "In Wuhan"

6. "Wuhan Miss Acridine"

7. "Fall Big"

8. "I Accept Your Peck"

Extended Information:

Song Title : In Wuhan?

Album: Jiangnan Dinosaur

Singer: Xiong Jie

Lyrics:

In Wuhan, the road to defeat Jianghan is high Head

In Wuhan, there are many thieves from Xinjiang

In Wuhan, burn incense at your Keguiyuan Temple

In Wuhan, there are dense alleys

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In Wuhan, we call tricycles numb

In Wuhan, we all eat hot dry noodles too early

In Wuhan, there are the Yangtze River and the Han River

In Wuhan, don’t you know?

My house lives in Hankou

His house lives in Hanyang

We both went to school in Wuchang

There are two rivers to cross back and forth

There are many universities in Wuchang that rank second in the country

Hankou is a commercial center and a world of pole poles

Go to Jiqing Street for a midnight snack and listen to some sparrow songs

There are barbecues, cold noodles and frozen mung bean soup everywhere

Go to Binjiang Park Karaoke in the middle of the night

No matter how far you want to go, there is always a taxi back to Krakow

There are two types of buses: air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned

Wuhan bus drivers are famous Desperate

Are those tourist attractions really fake?

Going to the electronic market to find something is a hundred times better than Leqiang

Go to East Lake in the morning. Feeling the nature

(Grandpa Mao once said) "You only drink Changsha water and eat Wuchang fish"

There is a situation at Wuhan University

Working in China Got a room

There is a light rail running from west to east on Jinghan Avenue

In Wuhan, the big flood in 1998

In Wuhan, when it is hot, you have to go to the road Bian Ha sleeps

In Wuhan, playing mahjong and fighting landlords

In Wuhan, it is said to be the Chicago of the East

In Wuhan, the city of punk

In Wuhan, it is so hot in summer

In Wuhan, the first bridge over the Yangtze River

In Wuhan, you know it now, right?

Dazhi Buy mobile phones on Jianghan Road and buy clothes on Jianghan Road

There are so many people on Hanzheng Street

They all come from other places and want to buy goods here

People’s Paradise is A square where fashionable professionals dress up

To the west of Jianghan Road is Hankou Computer City

Guangxing Electronics Market sells smuggled goods

Go south along the river, Wuhan Xinjiangtan

The houses in the old concession allow you to learn the modern history of Kazakhstan

Hankou Station has train accommodation for villagers

Additional long-distance buses run all over the country

Wujiashan is quite remote, a Taiwanese investment zone

The most majestic location of the Yellow Crane Tower is Simenkou

There are many people begging for food in the busy city and there is momentum for development.

Song title: Too early?

Type: Dialect song

Language: Wuhan dialect

Singer: Cai Muzi

Lyrics:

Lao Tongcheng? Four Seasons Beauty? Cai Linji La La La La La

I had such a good dream but the alarm clock just woke me up?

I forced myself to get up and got up and I was so upset

I really wanted to make a fortune so I wouldn’t have to go to work

I washed my mouth and face and walked out of the door, but I panicked and left too early

(Hey Muzi, it’s too early to take risks

I still risk you

What? I risk it too? Let’s go. One bowl is mine

There are so many people who go too early, it’s so lively

There are so many varieties of breakfast that I don’t know what to eat

Some don’t need onions, some need vinegar, some need chili pepper

The boss is very busy and the customers are noisy

(Hey, the fan seller is so fast Click on it?

What are you yelling about? No one else is waiting for you

Hurry up, I’m going to be late, yes I’m telling you)

Laotongcheng’s tofu skin, Sijimei’s soup dumplings, Cai Linji’s hot dry noodles

Tanyanji’s dumplings, Wufangzhai’s glutinous rice balls, noodles, fried cakes, soy milk and fried dough sticks

It doesn’t matter if he has money or not Money fills your stomach first in the morning

It doesn’t matter whether you drive a Mercedes-Benz or a Bluebird

Squat down, stand up, sit down, and some are still shouting to pack

Everything about status, status, etc. is thrown away by me here

(Hey, Mr. Peng got up so early

Ouch? I even risked falling asleep)

People who wear brand-name brake slippers come here to check in

There are also high-level team members who have finished playing cards and still come early

Eat well and be energetic before making money When you are full

If you have money, go and live in style. In fact, your body is very important

(Hey, Xiaomei, you have such a good temper that you have three golden crowns in a row,

Hey, there were originally 4, but you poked them

Otherwise the ones that fell would have been bigger)

Laotongcheng’s tofu skin, Sijimei’s soup dumplings, Cai Linji’s hot dry noodles

Tan Yanji’s dumplings, Wufangzhai’s glutinous rice balls, noodles, fried cakes, soy milk and fried dough sticks

What do people like to eat nowadays, KFC and McDonald’s?

Others If the door is not open in the morning, they will go by themselves

There are many varieties of food, it is easy to spend, and it is quite cheap

Don’t lose the traditional food culture

(Hey, I heard about Sudanese food some time ago.

Yes, it’s just junk food.)

Don’t save money early to play computer games

How hard it is for me to make money, can you bear it

Take good health, study hard and get into a good school

When your career is successful, you can earn more money to repay your parents

Laotongcheng’s tofu skin, Sijimei’s soup dumplings, Cai Linji’s hot dry noodles

Tanyanji’s dumplings, Wufangzhai’s glutinous rice balls, noodles, fried cakes, soy milk and fried dough sticks

Wuhan dialect (pronounced: wú hǎn huá) is a local dialect popular in Wuhan, Hubei and its surrounding areas. It belongs to the Southwest Mandarin - Huguang dialect - Hubei and medium-sized dialects.

According to the classification made by the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' "Chinese Language Atlas" and "Hubei Historical, Cultural and Geographic Research", Hubei dialects are divided into three regions, namely the Southwest Mandarin District, the Jianghuai Mandarin District and the Gan dialect district. ?

Wuhan dialect belongs to the southwest Mandarin dialect of Huguang. It is divided into dialects in the old city of Wuhan and dialects in the new city. The most authentic among them is the dialect in the old cities of the three towns of Wuhan.

Including Wuchang area to Jiyuqiao in the north, Wutai Gate in the south, Baotong Temple (and Guanshan area) in the east, the Yangtze River in the west with Simenmen as the core area, the inner city of Hankou Railway and Hanyang Parrot The area is north of Jiangang Avenue and east of Qili Temple on Hanyang Avenue.

Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, the dialects of the three towns in Wuhan were also different. Some words and intonations were not completely consistent, and there were subtle differences. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the three towns communicated with each other, and the dialects in the old towns of the three towns were almost identical. .

Southwestern Mandarin is mainly distributed in most Chinese-speaking areas in Chongqing City, Sichuan Province, Yunnan Province, and Guizhou Province in southwest China. This can also explain why many Wuhan people in other places are easily mistaken for Sichuanese as soon as they speak Wuhan dialect.

Other Hubei cities that belong to Southwest Mandarin include Jingzhou, Xiangyang, Shiyan, Yichang, Enshi, etc.; and those that belong to Jianghuai Mandarin area (Chu dialect) include: Huanggang, Xiaogan, Huangshi, etc.; they belong to Gan dialect The districts include: Chibi, Xianning, Daye, etc. The division of dialect areas is mainly based on the unique characteristics of pronunciation, the relatively special pronunciation and the integrity of the region.

“What’s wrong with Wuhan people if they don’t speak Wuhan dialect?” Wuhan people speak Wuhan dialect for granted, and few people ask about the origin of Wuhan dialect.

In fact, the Wuhan dialect floated in the Yangtze River and was tied to the docks. It swayed on the shoulders of the traffickers in the three towns and flourished with the prosperity of Wuhan's business.

Reference materials:

Wuhan Dialect-Baidu Encyclopedia