Local China - Minxi Hakka

Author: Xie Chongguang
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Features: The Hakka people are a special part of the Han Chinese nation. Ethnologists refer to them as the Han Chinese Hakka ethnic group, while anthropologists commonly call them the Han Chinese Hakka ethnic group. Unlike other Han Chinese subgroups such as the Jiangzhe people, Guangfu people, and Minnan people, who are typically named after their regional origins, the Hakka do not identify by region. They call themselves "guests" or "Hakka," which is determined by their long history of migration and their widespread and scattered distribution characteristics.