Do you pronounce the word "Huang Chengcheng" correctly?

"Cheng" is a polyphonic word with two local sounds: "Dang" and "Cheng". But the phonetic notation in the textbook is "dēng"! In order to find out this problem, I looked it up on the Internet, which gave me a correct understanding of the pronunciation of the word "Huang Chengcheng". Come and have a look!

According to the standard pronunciation of Putonghua, the last two words of ABB-style reduplication are generally changed into one sound, for example, "green oil" is pronounced as "l ǜ yu"; "Bright" is pronounced as "mí nghu ā nghu ā ng"; "Fire * spicy * spicy" is pronounced as "huǒlālā" (see Modern Chinese Dictionary).

The pronunciation of the word "Huang Chengcheng" in the third volume of the primary school Chinese textbook "Autumn" is marked according to the Modern Chinese Dictionary. Please look up "Huang Chengcheng" in the dictionary.

The reduplication of BB part similar to ABB structure should be pronounced as the first sound, and the following examples can also be given:

Slow and heavy, red and white, black and black, black and black.

It's a mess This is a smile.

Why does the adjective A+BB become a sound? According to Mr. Lv Shuxiang, this is related to the fact that Beijingers often pronounce "BB" as a flat tone in their oral habits. As a habit, it is not a rule. Tone sandhi here has no rules to follow. Because there are a lot of such adjectives that can't be tone sandhi, so we should read them according to the pronunciation. Such as "empty", "red * gorgeous * gorgeous", "white", "bold", "naked * naked" and "wild". In this case, if you are not sure about pronunciation, the best way is to look it up in the dictionary and read it according to it.