Introduction to Guangfu culture

Cantonese culture, that is, the culture of the Cantonese ethnic group of the Han nationality, is an important part of Chinese Han civilization and is often used as a synonym for Cantonese culture in various fields. Such as Cantonese, Cantonese opera, and Cantonese opera. It is a Cantonese culture that originated in the ancient Central Plains, with Guangzhou and Hong Kong as its core, the Pearl River Delta as its circulation area, and Guangdong, Guangxi, and Hainan as its popular areas. Due to the large number of overseas immigrants in the Cantonese-speaking area, Cantonese culture is also widely popular in North America, the United Kingdom, Northern Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia and other regions. Guangfu culture is subordinate to Lingnan culture, and it has the most distinctive personality and greatest influence among Lingnan culture. Due to the prominent position of Cantonese culture in the ethnic culture of Guangdong, Cantonese culture is often used as a synonym for Cantonese culture in various fields.