This accent has the Yangping as a level tone of value 11. A26 Tongguhua, spoken by the people in and around the Tonggu county. The Minxi-Gannan Subdialect Also considered to be the northern group or older form of the Hakka dialect, this group is markedly different from the Jiaying Subdialect. Some varieties in the North lack the entering tones, or two entering tones merge into one. Nasalized rimes are common, and coda are always reduced.
Some varieties has only ng as the only coda.
The total number of speakers is estimated to be about 10M, of which about 6M live in Jiangxi and 4M in Western Fujian. B1 Minxi group Spoken mainly in the Western part of the Fujian province. This group has the characteristics of the Wuhua group such as two sets of fricatives and affricates, and the Yangping is always rising. However, the voiced Middle Chinese characters of the Qu tone go to a lower independent Yangqu tone. When there are two entering tones, the Yinru is always lower than the Yangru.