Where is the ancestral home of the Hakka?

The history of the ancient Hakka ancestors began in the period of Qin's conquest of Lingnan and the melting of the Baiyue, through the Yongjia Rebellion of the Western Jin Dynasty, the Five-Hu Rebellion of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Huang Chao Rebellion of the end of the Tang Dynasty, and the Song Dynasty's southward transition to the south, the Han Chinese people of the Central Plains moved southward, and migrated into the southern provinces, and after thousands of years of evolution;

The Southern Song Dynasty at the latest has gradually formed a Han Chinese folklore with a distinctive dialect, customs, and cultural patterns.

Hakka cultural festivals are mostly promoted by Hakka governments or Hakka associations, with Hakka culture as the theme, and with the purpose of promoting Hakka culture, developing and innovating Hakka culture.

Expanded Information:

< p>The Hakka community is an important group that has been living in the southern region for more than 2,000 years since the Qin Dynasty, and is the main local community in the provinces of Guangdong, Fujian and Jiangxi.

Taking Guangdong as an example, the Hakka ethnic group was formed later than the other Han ethnic groups in Guangdong (here the term Hakka ethnic group was formed later), and in fact the Hakka ethnic group is a local ethnic group that has existed in Guangdong for thousands of years.

At the same time, the Hakka people did not come to Guangdong later than the other Han Chinese folk, and the earliest inhabitants of Meizhou, Heyuan, Shaoguan, and Huizhou in Guangdong were the Hakka forefathers who had assimilated some of the original local natives.