Hakka people in Jiexi can't hear Chaoshan dialect. Chaoshan people and Hakkas can't understand each other's language, and the dialogue between them often depends on guessing. It has a unique hipster culture. When we get to Jiexi, we should listen to Chaozhou opera, drink tea and listen to Hepo folk songs. Hakkas, also known as Hakkas, are a branch of the Han nationality, whose mother tongue is Hakka, and one of the locals in Guangdong, Fujian, Jiangxi, Taiwan Province and other provinces in southern China.