Northeast China dialect

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The Northeast China dialect is the dialect of Northeastern China. Northeastern China is simply called "the Northeast" in China, and its other name "Manchuria" may be more familiar with westerners. Languages spoken in the Northeast are Northeastern Chinese and some Manchu-Tungus languages. Northeastern China dialect was adopted by Han immigrants mainly from Shandong and Hebei provinces. The Manchu language also has some influence on the dialect, as well as on Beijing dialect. The difference between Northeast China dialect and Beijing dialect are not so significant.


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