Linked from

The 11 pages that link to Wu Chinese, each with the reason it gives.

• Mandarin ChineseCompared with: Wu varieties differ substantially from Mandarin despite sharing Chinese characters.

• Chinese languageBroader topic: Wu demonstrates the linguistic diversity hidden by the single label Chinese.

• JiangnanRelated: Wu speech marks a linguistic community across much of Jiangnan.

• Sinitic languagesBroader topic: Wu is a major eastern branch with distinctive regional sound patterns.

• ZhejiangRelated: Its regional varieties help distinguish Zhejiang’s linguistic landscape from neighboring areas.

• Yue ChineseCompared with: Wu offers a neighboring comparison for regional diversity within Sinitic.

• Gan ChineseCompared with: Wu is another distinct branch whose sound changes differ from those characteristic of Gan.

• Min ChineseCompared with: Wu provides a neighboring regional comparison to Min within Sinitic.

• Xiang ChineseCompared with: Wu provides a contrasting southern group with distinct phonological and historical traits.

• Southern MinCompared with: Its regional history and sound systems differ from those of Southern Min.

• Huizhou ChineseCompared with: Some Huizhou varieties share features with Wu, though Huizhou is commonly classified separately.