Dialects in Zibo and its surrounding areas. As Zibo is a newly established administrative region after the founding of New China, the districts and counties under its jurisdiction do not belong to the same area in history, so the dialects used in each district and county are not the same. Therefore, according to the differences in vocabulary and phonetic tones of dialects in various districts and counties under the jurisdiction of Zibo, Zibo dialect can be roughly divided into four parts, among which Zichuan, Zhangdian, Boshan, Zhoucun and Yiyuan are located in the Liaotai area of Jilu Mandarin. It is worth noting that Yiyuan dialect is obviously influenced by Zhongyuan Mandarin, so Yiyuan dialect obviously has the characteristics of Zhongyuan Mandarin. Huantai Dialect is located in Zhang Huan, Canghui Section of Jilu Mandarin. Gaoqing dialect is located in the transitional zone between Zhang Huan and Yang Shou in Canghui dialect of Jilu Mandarin. Linzi Dialect is located in the transitional zone between Qinglin small piece of Donglai piece of Jiaoliao Mandarin and Liaotai small piece of Shijie piece of Jilu Mandarin and Zhang Huan small piece. As a result, districts and counties from different dialect areas rearranged and combined to form a unique "Zibo dialect". Shandong Zibo dialect is an important part of Shandong dialect and a typical representative of Luzhong dialect. In terms of language pronunciation, it still partially retains the traces of the ancient Qi language. The traces of the customs of Guqi dialect preserved in Zichuan and Boshan areas in south-central Zibo are particularly obvious. By comparing the differences between Putonghua and Zibo dialect in Shandong, we can sum up the phonetic features of Zibo dialect in Shandong.