I’m out of the loop here. I thought Cantonese is popularly spoken in China (and other parts of the world with Chinese immigrants/descendants). So even in China (like Guangdong), is Cantonese used very limitedly?

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in the last few years the CCP has been trying to erase HK culture and language and replace it with theirs, it's all to create "cohesiveness"

it is a language spoken in southern china (guangdong province, hong kong, macau). Most of china (mainland china) speaks mandarin, it's the largest of the chinese dialect groups. it's 'standard' chinese.