Teochew culture has a distinctive regional character is?

The culture of Chaoshan has distinctive regional characteristics as well as certain features of the Central Plains culture, which runs through the whole social life of the Chaoshan people. Chaoshan culture, represented by Chaoshan Ying song and dance, Kung Fu tea, Chaoshan food, Chaoshan merchant culture, Chaoshan Shantang, Chaoshan Ancestral Hall, Chaoshan dialect, and Chaoshan residential houses, has a profound influence and spreads its reputation at home and abroad.

The Chaoshan, known overseas and in the olden days as Chaozhou, is a Han Chinese folk group with the Chaoshan dialect as its mother tongue, and is one of the natives of Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan along the south coast of Lingnan China, and the Chaoshan folk group is one of the three major Han Chinese folk groups in Guangdong. The Chaoshan people belong to a group of Hierophants, originating from the ancient Central Plains and gaining fame at home and abroad.

The Chaoshan people are concentrated in the Chaoshan area of Guangdong Province, mainly in Guangdong and Hainan along the south coast of China, and have moved out to more than 100 countries and coastal areas in the world, such as Thailand, Cambodia, Singapore, France, New Zealand and Indonesia since the Song and Yuan dynasties. Chaoshan is the hometown of more than 30 million overseas Chaoshan people. The Chaoshan Overseas Chinese Records have been selected for the Memory of the World Register.

Cultural relics and monuments:

Chaoshan: Guangji Bridge, Kaiyuan Temple, Xu extra horse harnessed by the side of a team, Jiliao Huang Gong Ancestral Hall, from the Xi Gong Ancestral Hall, Road rhyme building, Han Wen Gong Ancestral Hall, Penjieshan, the ruins of the Teochew kiln.