Where are the Hakkas mainly distributed?

Hakkas are mainly distributed in Guangdong, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Fujian, Sichuan and Taiwan Province provinces.

Hakka is a very special group of Han nationality in China. Hakka people are widely distributed in Guangdong, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Fujian, Sichuan, Taiwan Province and other places, but they speak the same dialect, namely Hakka dialect. It's easy to identify Hakkas. Just open your mouth and say a few words. Maybe you are from Guangdong, and he is from Sichuan, but as long as you say "Ya is a Hakka", you will feel an inexplicable kindness.

Hakka

Hakka (English: Hakka, Hakka: Hak-k? Or Khak-k? , Hakka pinyin: Hag-ga or Kag-ga). Hakka dialect originated in Siyi area, Guangdong Province, which was the name of Siyi ethnic group at that time (Qing Dynasty) for the ethnic group that moved from eastern Guangdong (also known as resurgence Lai Min).

In the old days, the elders in the southern Hakka areas all claimed to be Fu Guang people, Lingdong people or Zhou Xun people, Jiaying people, Tingzhou people, Shaozhou people and Qianzhou people, or were directly named after local counties. The word Hakka originated from the "guest-giving system" in the Eastern Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties and the "guest-giving system" in the Tang and Song Dynasties. Both immigrants and naturalized people are merged into Hakkas, who are called Hakkas.

Hakka culture is known as the living fossil of ancient culture in China, and Hakka dialect is the living fossil of ancient Chinese, which can correspond to the pronunciations recorded in ancient rhymes such as Qieyun, Tangyun, Guang Yun and Jiyun. Today, there are still a lot of classical Chinese words, such as you, me and he are the second, fifth and ancient sounds in Hakka pronunciation. Hakka research is an outstanding research in the world today.