Many people in Dalian speak Mandarin very well, much better than other places, and the Dalian dialect in the four districts of the city is quite soft and smells like oysters.

There is little difference between Jinzhou dialect and Lushun dialect, and the oyster flavor is generally not very strong. If you want to arrange an order, then Jinzhou is between Lushun and Dalian. The pronunciation of Lushun is heavier than that of Dalian and Jinzhou.

Wafangdian and Pulandian have much stronger flavors, such as: Your home-Nenjiayin (tender three tones, Jia four tones, Yin four tones). Pulandian is denser than Wafangdian, and sometimes Dalian people can't understand it.

Zhuanghe Changhai dialect, an upgraded version of oyster flavor, sounds very interesting, and Zhuanghe dialect is sometimes difficult to hear quickly.