Are the Hakkas a minority group?

This ethnic group is not a minority.

The Hakka family is actually a branch of the Han nationality, with a long history and wide distribution. Although the Hakka family has a large number of people and is mainly concentrated in places such as Guangdong and Jiangxi, the Hakka family is still classified as part of the Han ethnic group.

The formation of the Hakka family can be traced back to the guest system in the Eastern Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties and the customer system in the Tang and Song Dynasties. These systems led to immigrants being included in the Hakka register, and eventually the modern Hakka family was formed. The cultural characteristics of the Hakka people not only include the persistence of the ancient traditions of the Central Plains, but also integrate the customs and characteristics of the ethnic minorities in the places where they migrated, forming a unique cultural system. The Hakka family values ????family values, patriotic traditions, and adheres to the etiquette and music education passed down from ancient times in China.