During the Song Dynasty, the ancestors of the Hakkas migrated to the border areas of Fujian, Guangdong, and Jiangxi. Because of the social stability, economic prosperity, and cultural integration here, they settled here and multiplied, and then formed a new branch of the Han nationality. Folk origin - Hakka. For the Hakkas, their beliefs are all in their culture and language. They have formed their own unique dialect, Hakka, through the purifications of the past dynasties. This is not only the formation of a language, but also the cohesion of Hakka cultural beliefs.

The Hakka journey has also gone through a very long history and includes a lot of culture. There are many Hakka people who have the same beliefs as neighbors. The place we live in can change, but the language we speak cannot. Hakka is the Hakka dialect. The Hakka ancestors were originally mainly northern gentry in the Central Plains. At that time, they spoke Heluo Yayin, the common language of the Han people in the Central Plains, which was the popular communication language in the northern region at that time, that is, northern Mandarin. During the migration process, they absorbed local dialects, thus creating new sub-languages. Dialect, this is the origin of today’s Hakka dialect.

As the Hakka ancestors moved southward, they continued to absorb ancient Yue, Yao, She, Gan, Cantonese, and Min dialects, thus enriching their own dialects. Hakka was defined as a language (not a dialect) by UNESCO in 2009.

Every place has its own unique beliefs. Hakka people use language to speak Hakka people. When you gather together, no matter where you are, as long as you speak Hakka, you are a family. . Because of their constant humility, the Hakka people don't care much about their hometown. But for the people in their hometown, one way of contact between them should be Hakka. It doesn't matter where they are, but their relatives and friends cannot live without, well, Hakka. It is the most important thing to connect with relatives and friends, so it is better to sell the land of ancestors than forget the words of ancestors.