Are all the locals in Shenzhen Hakkas?

The aborigines in Shenzhen are mainly Hakkas, mainly distributed in Longgang District, Baoan District and Yantian District. Some of these places still retain a large number of traditional Hakka villages, such as Guanlan Printmaking Village.

After the reform and opening up, a large number of immigrants poured into Shenzhen. Immigrants from Shenzhen come from all over the country, so Mandarin has become the most common language.

Hakka dialect is the main local dialect in Shenzhen, which is roughly the same as Huizhou, Heyuan, Meizhou, Qingyuan, Dongguan and Hong Kong New Territories, but quite different from Fujian and Gannan. Shenzhen has always been one of the main settlements of Hakkas. At present, about 4 million Hakkas live in Shenzhen.

In this way, all Cantonese speakers should have come from Dongguan, Hong Kong, Guangzhou and other places to settle down. ..

Ps:, =-= Why do I come into contact with almost all Cantonese speakers -0- Hakka speakers have hardly seen them,