Author: China Social Sciences Press
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Publish Date: 2006-11-11
Features: This book is an ethnography about a Hakka clan's encounter with urbanization. It primarily tells the story of the ancient architectural structure of Weilongwu, which serves as a carrier for Hakka ancestral halls and ancestral houses in the eastern part of Guangdong Province, facing urban demolition. It also explores the reactions, attitudes, and actions of the Hakka people towards this situation.
Turbulent Round Houses (Urbanization Encounters and Cultural Struggles of a Hakka Clan)
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