Do you know the characters of Guangzhou people, Hakka people and Chaoshan people? What teachings do you usually pay attention to? What are the characteristics?

Let me answer this question. I am a Hakka in Chaozhou, Guangdong. I think I can understand.

Guangzhou people, who speak fashionable Cantonese, have a sense of superiority and love to talk about things. Hong Kong people also speak Cantonese, because many Guangzhou people went to Hong Kong in their early years, that is, a large number of Guangzhou people are related to Hong Kong people. Coupled with the development of economic platforms such as the Canton Fair, the provincial capital will inevitably move to the forefront of the economy. I've been to Guangzhou several times, but it's still a bit strange not to speak Cantonese. They pay attention to diet, and they also pay attention to discussing things. Features: Mandarin is not fluent, and occasionally I bring some Cantonese or English to my speech.

The definition of Hakka is only their ability to speak Hakka. Because Hakka people are all over the world now. In his early years, he moved from the north of the Great Wall to the south, thus moving to all parts of the world. Hakkas are simple, hardworking, loyal and reciprocal. The idea is to pay more attention to the feelings of others and think more about others. Don't be greedy and cheap. In fact, in the process of moving south repeatedly, Hakka people live in peace with the original residents, so their new addresses are all in backward mountainous areas. The biggest feature of Hakkas is the quadrangle-style concentrated residence, such as Fujian Tulou and so on. In addition, Hakka tea ceremony has a long history, and few people can understand the way that Guan Gong Governor Han Xin ordered soldiers to make tea. Not to mention architecture.

As soon as chaozhou people and chaozhou people spoke Mandarin, drinking water immediately turned into a fountain. The best people in chaozhou people can tell right away when they open their mouths, because they can't tell the difference between nasal sounds. Chaozhou people worships God and Buddha, and the 15th of every month is a festival. Personality favors boys over girls and advocates business. If there are no men at home, you have to have a whole one. As we all know, there are many small bosses like Chaozhou Brine outside. In addition, the status of women is generally low. If you marry a Chaozhou man, you basically don't have to work. They do housework with their children at home. A better-off family just drinks tea and plays mahjong everywhere. But mahjong is not popular among Chaozhou people. They prefer "seafood" (the kind of gambling with dice in ancient movies). Chaozhou has a large family population and is a large group.

Personally, everything is not absolute, only general.

My hometown is surrounded by chaozhou people, but our Hakka customs still have their own characteristics. All the year round, people in Shenzhen and Guangzhou have met countless people, basically the same. People who grew up in our environment are born with Hakka, Cantonese and Chaozhou dialect. In particular, Hakka people are very inclusive, which is reflected in intermarriage. Foreigners can choose many ways to speak when they get married with Hakkas, so other dialects are gradually absorbed by Hakkas. For example, when Henan people marry Hakka people, Hakka children gradually learn Henan dialect and master more languages. For example, I can speak many languages (Hakka Mandarin, Cantonese, Chaozhou dialect, English and Japanese), and others may also speak Gansu dialect and Henan dialect.

The above is for reference only.