Differences and Relations between Hakka Culture and Central Plains Culture

The connection between Hakka culture and Central Plains culture: both are components of Chinese culture.

Differences between Hakka culture and Central Plains culture;

First, the origins are different.

1, the origin of Hakka culture: the basic feature of Hakka culture is Confucian culture; Immigrant culture is also an important feature of Hakka culture. Hakka's ancestor worship, re-education concept, root-seeking consciousness, pioneering spirit and unique and colorful folk customs are to a great extent the concretization of these three cultural characteristics; Hakka people of different branches also have different cultural characteristics.

2. Origin of Central Plains culture: Yangshao Miaodigou culture, formed by the interaction of Yangshao Banpo culture and Yangshao Hougang culture, rapidly expanded in all directions, reaching the Hetao area in the north, the middle reaches of Hanshui River in the south, the eastern part of North China Plain in the north and Huangshui River Basin in Gansu Province in the west. Compared with the surrounding areas, the Central Plains culture in this period was in a strong position and played a leading role.

Second, the distribution range is different.

1. The distribution range of Hakka culture: it is spread all over China, Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Sichuan, Taiwan Province and other provinces, and even as far away as Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia, Canada, the United States, Japan, Australia, Singapore, Thailand and other places, with a wide distribution and far-reaching influence.

2. Distribution scope of Central Plains culture: Central Plains culture takes Henan as the core and the middle and lower reaches of the vast Yellow River as the hinterland, radiating outwards layer by layer, and its influence extends overseas.

Third, the language is different.

1, Hakka cultural language: Hakka dialect, referred to as Hakka dialect for short, is the main language used by Hakkas of Han nationality and one of the seven major dialects of Chinese.

2. Central Plains Cultural Language: Central Plains Mandarin is the common language in Central Plains. Historically, Henan dialect has always been the standard for standardizing vocabulary and grammar system in northern Mandarin areas.

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