The birthplace of Hakka

There are two main views on the origin of the Hakka: 1. It evolved from the Han people who migrated from the north to the south. 2. It evolved from the migration of Han people from the north to the south and the integration of the indigenous people in the south. In the eyes of ordinary people, the Hakka people are immigrants, a branch of the Han people from the north who migrated to the south. Over the long years, they have been displaced, experienced hardships, and continuously integrated with the local aboriginal residents to form, evolve and develop thousands of people. A large ethnic group with a population of 10,000.

The Hakka people have their roots in the Han nationality. The traditional view is that the origin of the Hakka people is in Heluo. The so-called Heluo refers to the Yellow River and Luo River. In a broad sense, Heluo refers to the vast area of ??the middle reaches of the Yellow River and the Luo River Basin. Heluo in the narrow sense is Luoyang. There are three reasons for "rooting in Heluo": 1. Genealogical records. Many Hakka genealogies record that their ancestors lived in Heluo. 2. The legend of Mount Taishi. 3. Hakka classical Chinese; it is a kind of Mandarin in the late Tang Dynasty. Rooted in Heluo means that the bottom layer of Hakka dialect originates from Heluo, but it does not necessarily mean that most Hakka people come from Heluo. In fact, Hakka people have many surnames, and each surname has its own specific origin.