What is the ancestral home and language of island residents in Taiwan Province Province?

Among the components of China's traditional culture, Minnan ethnic group moved into Taiwan Province Province the earliest, about (1465) 1] after Chenghua. Therefore, 76% of the population in Taiwan Province Province is from southern Fujian, and more than 80% can speak Minnan dialect. Hakka people moved to Taiwan Province Province in the 30th year of Kangxi, which flourished in Yongzheng and Qianlong dynasties. According to the statistics of Mr. Chen Qilu 1985, Hakkas account for13% of the Han population in Taiwan Province Province [2]. Ethnic groups from other provinces moved in at the latest, less than 60 years ago. The definition of this ethnic group is mostly based on the population of Taiwan Province Province who was moved from the mainland by the National Government after the Japanese recovery. Some people also count the population of military and political personnel and their families who retreated from the island of Taiwan Province Province after the defeat of the civil war in 1949. According to preliminary statistics, from 1945 to 1949, * * more than one million people poured into Taiwan Province province from the mainland [3]. Among these different Han ethnic groups, Minnan ethnic group mainly comes from Minnan area in Zhang Quan and Xiamen. Hakka ethnic groups mostly come from Jiayingfu, Huizhou (mainly counties such as Hai and Lufeng), Chaozhou (counties such as Tai Po, Fengshun and Raoping) and Tingzhou (counties such as Yongding, Shanghang, Changting, Wuping and Ninghua). Ethnic groups from other provinces come from Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Shaanxi, Gansu, Kanto and other regions in the mainland. Thus, in the cultural structure of Taiwan Province Province, the culture of Taiwan Province Province is inextricably linked with the culture of the Central Plains in mainland China. The aborigines of Taiwan Province Province have settled in Taiwan Province Province for a long time and have become twenty or thirty different ethnic groups. About 500 years ago, when Minnan people and Han Hakkas immigrated to Taiwan Province Island, indigenous people lived in all areas of the island from the plains to the mountains. For hundreds of years, the Han nationality and the aborigines have gradually achieved reconciliation through mutual conflict, contact, understanding and tolerance.