National Culture of Hakka Dwellings

Hakkas, as the name implies, are guests living in a foreign country. Hakka culture is profound, and now Hakka people are widely distributed. Take Nanjing Tulou in the south of Fujian Province as an example, which was listed as a World Heritage Site in July 2008. It is remote because of frequent wars in ancient times. In order to escape the war, our ancestors waded here. Seeing that it is better than Xanadu now, it is a good place to avoid the war, and they settled there and passed it down from generation to generation.

Hakkas have always been hardworking and basically self-sufficient. Their residence is now a world-famous tulou, and they eat their own grains and vegetables. They rely on mountains for food and water for food, and their living pressure is far from that of the complex cities outside.

But it is worth noting that the Hakkas there are all Han Chinese, and many people will mistake them for Tujia ~

Are there any specific questions you can ask me, such as specialties, Hakka dialect, tulou tour, etc. We are authentic Hakkas belonging to that area.