Hakka people, behind this title lies a thousand years of migration history and profound cultural heritage. They do not constitute an independent ethnic group, but an important ethnic group within the Han ethnic group - that is to say, they are members of the Han family, but have formed their own unique cultural characteristics and way of life in the long river of history.
The so-called 'ethnic group' refers to the branches within a nation that have certain commonalities and uniqueness in language, culture, customs, and other aspects. In a multi-ethnic country like China, the Han ethnic group has formed multiple different ethnic groups due to various factors such as geography and history, and the Hakka people are one of them.
The dialect of Hakka people is one of the important symbols of their cultural identity. This dialect originated from the ancient Chinese language of the Central Plains, and through long-term migration and evolution, gradually formed today's unique phonetics and vocabulary. In addition to language, Hakka people's living habits, festival celebrations, architectural styles, and other aspects also demonstrate their unique cultural charm.