Guangzhou residents are taking the initiative to protect their mother tongue, with a call for people to gather next Sunday and recite Cantonese - a subtle form of protest - winning widespread support.
Against this background, top provincial leaders started a two-day meeting yesterday to discuss "cultural development in Guangdong", a propaganda department official said.
It's a development that underlines the significance of regional tensions on the mainland and anger at edicts from Beijing seen to undermine local culture.
The official said the government would release a policy outline and new regulations afterwards to boost "Cantonese cultural heritage".
The authorities also plan to hold a public forum, the official said, describing it as "one of the hottest topics that have grabbed our leaders' attention".
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