Hakka is a group of Han people whose mother tongue is Hakka. "Ethnic group", also known as "sub-ethnic group" and "sub-ethnic group", refers to a branch within a nation whose language, culture and customs are the same or similar and recognize each other.

It was founded by Luo Xianglin, a Guangdong scholar, because of the phenomenon that huge ethnic groups such as the Han nationality gradually divided into slightly different sub-cultural groups due to the changes of the times and environment. Now the Han nationality can be divided into eight major ethnic groups. Hakka clan is the only clan that is not named after the region, and it is also the first branch of Han nationality called "clan".

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The Han nationality is mainly divided into 8 ethnic groups, and then subdivided into 16 ethnic groups. The division of nationalities is not equal to the users of languages, but more integrated with their cultures and customs.

Hakka: distributed in most areas of eastern Guangdong, southwestern Fujian, southwestern Jiangxi, a small part of Hunan, Taiwan Province Province, parts of Hongkong and Sichuan, Southeast Asia and all over the world; The population is about 40 million (plus 6 million), Hakka; Cultural centers: Meizhou, Ganzhou and Huizhou; Economic centers: Huizhou, Shenzhen; The largest city: Shenzhen.

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