Hakka villages are a treasure trove of culture, history, and community spirit. Their stories, traditions, and architecture ...

Lai Chi Wo is one of Hong Kong’s oldest settlements — and one of its most biodiverse. Abandoned in the last century, it ...

The reconstruction of local memory is essential for fostering a shared community identity and a deeper understanding of cultural roots In Taiwan often referred to as an island with amnesia this task c ...

The word ‘Hakka’ in Chinese is "客家", pronounced kejia in Mandarin and meaning “guest people”. This is opposed to the word zhu "主", meaning owner, which was used to identify local or native residents.

Hakka chef Pang Kok Keong has reworked the ancient delicacy in his Singapore kitchen for a new generation of healthy eaters.

Now jointly managed by the owners and local authorities, the tulou stands as a marvel to many people, especially tourists. It was built by the Hakka people who ran away from Henan Province of ...

Salt-baked chicken, stuffed tofu and a traditional pork soup may become mainstays in Singapore's food culture and help ...

The Hakka people are a Chinese subgroup (of which I am!) Unlike other Chinese ethnic groups, Hakka (which means "guest family ...

“I hope the resources and facilities in the village can be utilised and shared with others, getting more people to experience the tranquil country life and Hakka culture.” Hong Kong has 642 ...

Four thousand people are expected to visit a once-abandoned 300-year-old hakka village near the Hong Kong border with mainland China for a festival over two weekends, as the city taps countryside ...

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.

Its location is no accident: it draws on the traditional philosophies of the Hakka people, one of Hong Kong’s pre-colonial indigenous groups, who built the settlement. “We maintain what is ...