It is universal to use any dialect instead of the main Sichuan dialect.

For example, Cantonese is one vote short of the national slogan, Shandong dialect is one vote short of the national slogan, and Northeast dialect is one vote short of the national slogan. .....

Almost everywhere you go, you can hear the local version of this statement.

The key point is to emphasize the difference between one vote, one is to emphasize how sorry it is, and the other is that it did not become the slogan of the whole people in the end and could not be refuted and verified.

There is no such thing as voting in real Mandarin. As early as the Qing Dynasty, Beijing Mandarin was named Mandarin. After the continuous legislative improvement of Beiyang Government and later National Government, the framework of modern Putonghua has been basically established.

After the founding of New China, this Putonghua system is still in use. 1953 Beijing and Luanping County, Chengde City, Hebei Province were taken as the main collection places of standard putonghua sounds. After formulating a unified standard, it was popularized nationwide on 1955.

In 2000, People's Republic of China (PRC) General Language Law established the legal status of Putonghua and standardized Chinese characters as the national common language.