Originating in northern China, the Hakka people migrated across regions over centuries, establishing communities in Southeast Asia, the Americas, Europe, and beyond. Learn more about this fascinating ...

I am part of the eighth generation.” 5 spots in Hong Kong and what their names mean in Cantonese Hong Kong’s Hakka people relied on farming and raising animals for their food, but in the ...

Tse said she was impressed by the main courses and the meaning behind them: “After hearing the story behind it – how Hakka people cook it for their daughter-in-law to eat after giving birth ...

Tourists in Hong Kong are flocking to the 300-year-old village of Kuk Po, whose decaying mansions and reed fields offer a ...

Hoklo people, similar to the Hakka people, have lived in Hong Kong for centuries and brought with them their own traditions. It’s not every day that dragons, lions and unicorns come to life.

The practice is a unique tradition of local Hakka people to welcome spring plowing and pray for a bountiful harvest. [Photo by Zhang Lingxin/CHINA NEWS SERVICE] ...

The Hakka people are a Chinese subgroup (of which I am!) Unlike other Chinese ethnic groups, Hakka (which means "guest family") are not designated or belonging to a certain region in China.