The Origin and Historical Development of Hakka

The origin of Hakkas can be traced back to the ancient migration tide and historical changes in southern China. The historical development of Hakka has gone through many stages, from ancient immigration tide to modern social changes, forming rich and diverse cultural and social characteristics.

Hakka is an important ethnic group in China, mainly distributed in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Hunan and Guangxi, as well as Southeast Asia and Taiwan Province Province. The origin of Hakkas can be traced back to the ancient migration tide in southern China. The ancestors of Hakkas mainly came from two sources: one was the large-scale northward migration at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty, and many Han people moved south to Lingnan due to war and foreign invasion; The second is the Zhuang area in Guangxi during the Tang and Song Dynasties, when some Han people moved there and became a branch of Hakka.

Tang and Song Dynasties: Tang and Song Dynasties are an important period of Hakka historical development. During this period, Hakka ancestors mainly migrated to Lingnan area and Guangxi Zhuang area. Ming and Qing Dynasties: Ming and Qing Dynasties are an important stage in the development of Hakka history. During this period, the Hakka population gradually increased and spread to Fujian, Jiangxi and other places.

After modern times: After modern times, Hakkas continued to maintain their unique cultural traditions and social characteristics, and were also influenced by social changes and political turmoil. Contemporary development: In contemporary times, Hakka people continue to maintain their unique cultural traditions and social characteristics, and Hakka culture is gradually valued, and Hakka people also protect and inherit their cultural heritage in various ways.

The origin of Hakka names

Hakka theory originated from the word Hakka, which is widely known because of Luo Xianglin's Hakka theory and gradually becomes the name of the ethnic group. Many people began to accept it gladly, calling themselves Hakkas and their roots. The traditional view is that they live in Heluo. The longer the time series, the more chaotic and serious it is, and the more frequent the wars are.

Life is in ruins, drifting from place to place. "People are wandering in panic, and the wind is whispering and moving south." The whole family spans the Yellow River, the Yangtze River and Wan Li, and it's a long way to go. The story of Hakka people began thousands of years ago. Hakka culture was conceived, rooted, continued and spread in the migration of Hakka families in Wan Li from generation to generation. A history of Hakka is a history of the growth of Hakka culture, which is endless and timeless, and embodies the brilliance, diversity and eternity of Chinese culture.