I am a Hakka. My ancestors were from Guangdong. I don't look Han Chinese. My ancestors may have been intermarried with She ethnic minority group.
@ericwong2674 Жыл бұрын
蔡老師爲什麽把潮州人也叫做客家人?
@shuyilu7704 Жыл бұрын
事實上潮卅人十分討厭客家人。客家人依舊小器愛佔便宜。想想誰不小器?不該浪費別浪費。這跟種族無關。
@徐美鳳-r5k Жыл бұрын
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@sebastiankingong7536 Жыл бұрын
Like many minority tribes at Yunnun, the Hakka tribe migrate to Southeast China instead of Southwest China. In Southeast China. The Hakka tribe follows Han Chinese culture due to the Han majority in Southeast China. Like the minority, Hakka women have big feet and Han Chinese bound their feet. Among the minority, Hakka behaves more like Han Chinese than a minority.
@cyliu1341 Жыл бұрын
ㄚou have to understand what is original han, or it makes no sense at all.
@陳水利-d8z Жыл бұрын
興國
@ferdysugitoferdy3029 Жыл бұрын
Why some of the Hockkien Chinese's noses are shaper or higher? They have any history mentioned related with other races.? reply please !
Tsai Yin Wen is not Hakka, she is Japanese.! Her grandfather changed his name to a Chinese one to blend in and act as a sleeper agent for Japan.
@JoCkey607 Жыл бұрын
Just wondering are the Taiwanese themselves able to differentiate between the Chinese and Japanese among the population in Taiwan?
@hclau218 Жыл бұрын
@@JoCkey607 Actually, after a generation, you can't differentiate between Chinese, Japanese, Koreans or Vietnamese. Even some with distinct features might not be the ethnicity you think. The history of interaction in the whole East Asian region goes back a couple of thousands years, thus you have Chinese with Japanese features, Koreans with Chinese features etc etc. There is really not distinctive features that are not present in other ethnic groups. Case in point - There are members of Korean girls groups that are from Mainland China. You will absolutely not know by visual alone. Similar with actors and actresses in Japan/ Hong Kong/ mainland etc.
@JoCkey607 Жыл бұрын
@@hclau218 thanks , I understand this but I do not mean in looks alone unless they are organically immerse in all aspect of Chinese culture surely certain mannerism or how the tend to mix with the Chinese or not kind of tell tale signs will usually expose their culture. For instance I have met with Taiwanese who bow low and some who do not but more of a gentle bow. Would this be some indication?
@hclau218 Жыл бұрын
@@JoCkey607 Nope.. like I said, after one generation.. Give myself as an example. I am a little dark skin, southern Chinese. I speak relatively fluent Thai. When in Thailand, the Thais take me as a Thai, can't tell the difference. With immersive experience, especially from childhood, it is near impossible to detect the nuances that may say someone is Japanese or Chinese.. unless you watch that person with a microscope on a daily basis. If you talk with older Taiwanese, some of them will tell you, so and so in their neighborhood are actually Japanese, even though the have Chinese names and follow "Chinese cultural practices"