More Hakkas should be in Fujian, but why are there so many Hakkas in Taiwan Province Province?

Speaking of Hakkas, my friends probably know something, especially in the south where I live. So how did the Hakkas form? Let's talk about it briefly.

Tracing back to the source, Hakka culture is actually a history of suffering. I remember there was a TV series "The Great Migration to the South", which reflected the most important passage in the history of China immigrants. In the late Tang Dynasty, the court was corrupt and natural disasters caused "nine broken state-owned enterprises and eight bitter people". Following the Yongjia Rebellion at the end of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Han people in the Central Plains were forced to move south again.

This wave of migration to the south has changed the pattern that the north is superior to the south in population, economy and society in the history of China. In other words, after a large number of Han people moved to the south of the Yangtze River, they developed the south, especially the connecting zone between Jiangxi, Fujian and Guangdong, and thus formed a situation in which Hakkas spread all over the world.

History tells us that most Hakkas immigrated from the Central Plains. With the passage of time and historical changes, there are many differences between the life of Central Plains people and that of Hakkas. Some people say that there are frequent wars and dynasties in the history of the northern region, and the Han descent has been changed because of multi-ethnic integration, while the Hakka talents who migrated to the south are pure Han, which remains to be verified.

Hakkas in Taiwan Province Province refer to people from Taiwan Province Province who have Hakkas of Han nationality. Their ancestors came here across the ocean, and after several generations of reproduction, they have now become the second largest nation.

Now, with the passage of time, the smoke of history has already dispersed. Under the clear sky, people are enjoying the warm sunshine. All ethnic groups are like one family, and the multi-ethnic cultures with strong regional colors are integrated with each other. It can be said that it is colorful and full of flowers, which has become the same treasure of the Chinese nation.