@Christo Fat: actually they are even more ancient Han than most think. The Hakka languange retains much of the sound of the Tang Dynasty language, of which many sino-japanese and sino-korean loanwords were derived from. Many japanese "chinese " words can be easily understand by Hakka speakers, but not by Mandarin speakers. Japanese retained much of the sound of the ancient Tang Dynasty language.
One great example is the name of Japan itself, the Chinese characters or kanji for Japan (日本) are pronounced as follows: nippon (Japanese), rìběn (Mandarin), jat6 bun2 (Cantonese), ngit5 bun3 (Hakka). As you can see, the Hakka ng- sound is the closest to the Japanese n- sound.
@S. Young I've read the journals of Hakka studies in China and the state of research is that Hakka language and identity was formed around Ganzhou, then from there spread to Meizhou area in Guangdong and from there to the south and east. Please point me to scientific research that says otherwise.
@@Livingtree32 So the true origin of the Hakka peoples are from Jiangxi? That is very interesting, I would like to know more! Please share more of your knowledge of Hakka culture with me haha. :D
Hakka are han Chinese too!!!!! They are called hakka ( guest people) because they Han people from the central plain and not from south China, where they live now.. But is very common among mainland Chinese to think that they are non Han Chinese. But what a shame from cctv to make this common mistake.
@@oneviwatara9384 No connection ? How come southern languages are closer to Middle Chinese than Mandarin ? It seems that you know better than historians !
@@christofat2704 Mandarin became national language not that long ago it contained Tibetan language, Tai-Kadai language and Mongolians language it has nothing to do with ethnicity between northern Han Chinese aka Huaxia tribes people and southern Chinese aka Baiyue peoples aka modern Tai-Kadai, Cantonese, Taishanese, Shanghainess, Hakka... many of them do mixed with one another but they're not ethnic related. Haha 🤣🤣😆😆
Kevin c Screw you ke vin, to me a Chinese is a Chinese no matter where they from or what tribes they originated,and that’s how we United Chinese people from all over the world to have a great nation. I'm not even a Chinese by birth cause I’m also a Hakka born and raised in Thailand and I always considered myself a Chinese, so never used that divide and conquered by western tactics again. Pendejo!!
I love Hakka programs.
They're very special people, culture, historical stories.
Thank you CGTN
China is so beautiful place I cannot believe this is like another Heaven on the Earth
@Christo Fat: actually they are even more ancient Han than most think. The Hakka languange retains much of the sound of the Tang Dynasty language, of which many sino-japanese and sino-korean loanwords were derived from. Many japanese "chinese " words can be easily understand by Hakka speakers, but not by Mandarin speakers. Japanese retained much of the sound of the ancient Tang Dynasty language.
Pharmacist hakka is cantonese+tradition chinese language
That's so cool, thanks for the info! 😊✨
One great example is the name of Japan itself, the Chinese characters or kanji for Japan (日本) are pronounced as follows:
nippon (Japanese),
rìběn (Mandarin),
jat6 bun2 (Cantonese),
ngit5 bun3 (Hakka).
As you can see, the Hakka ng- sound is the closest to the Japanese n- sound.
Ngai he Hakka ngin zhai Thai Gao.
I'm Hakka people born in Thailand.
E....E ...nyi hakka nyin gak ?
E...
Tet nyin bi!!
Ngai hakka nyin gak.
Ngai hakka nyin jini ah~(indonesia).
Ngai mak tu hakka nyin.
Ngai pak tu chaocu nyin.
Chaocu nyin kong tu.
Thiewchu nang ba..
Cung kuo very² nice..
Everything is great i just love it, but i guess the HD picture quality need to improve cheers!
Why did CGTN cut away the scene where the bride sang to her parents and her brother? Or was there another video?
Nice footage,loving it
man you are incredible !!!
Southern Jiangxi is the origin of Hakka, they only migrated to Fujian and Guangdong from there.
@S. Young I've read the journals of Hakka studies in China and the state of research is that Hakka language and identity was formed around Ganzhou, then from there spread to Meizhou area in Guangdong and from there to the south and east. Please point me to scientific research that says otherwise.
@@Livingtree32 So the true origin of the Hakka peoples are from Jiangxi? That is very interesting, I would like to know more! Please share more of your knowledge of Hakka culture with me haha. :D
Thanks for pointing that out mate, i don't know where my origin is, just randomly arrived here 😆
Sinmung la
Hakka are han Chinese too!!!!!
They are called hakka ( guest people) because they Han people from the central plain and not from south China, where they live now..
But is very common among mainland Chinese to think that they are non Han Chinese.
But what a shame from cctv to make this common mistake.
As a to think is that China is in South East Asia!
No, they and the rest southern Chinese have nothing to do with northern Han (Huaxia tribes people) Chinese. Haha 😃😃😆😆😆
@@oneviwatara9384 . Do you think you are funny ?
@@oneviwatara9384 No connection ? How come southern languages are closer to Middle Chinese than Mandarin ? It seems that you know better than historians !
@@christofat2704
Mandarin became national language not that long ago it contained Tibetan language, Tai-Kadai language and Mongolians language it has nothing to do with ethnicity between northern Han Chinese aka Huaxia tribes people and southern Chinese aka Baiyue peoples aka modern Tai-Kadai, Cantonese, Taishanese, Shanghainess, Hakka... many of them do mixed with one another but they're not ethnic related. Haha 🤣🤣😆😆
Viva chine wedding chine ma cha allah
call from Singapore hakka.......
I am shocked that even a Chinese do not know that China is not in south east Asia ! But East Asia !
He didn't. He said he was surprised to find rattan in China, since he thought they only grew in Southeast Asia (i.e. not China).
@@BryanCheongOh I believe it’s all Asia because the land is connected even it’s connected with Europe
@@BryanCheong he said that the town looks like a typical South East Asian town near the beginning of the video.
Hakka are Han people.
Hakka is a Han sub group.
What set them apart is the old tradition they kept and they speak an old dialec.
我是客家人，我出生在泰国。
Kevin c
Screw you ke vin, to me a Chinese is a Chinese no matter where they from or what tribes they originated,and that’s how we United Chinese people from all over the world to have a great nation. I'm not even a Chinese by birth cause I’m also a Hakka born and raised in Thailand and I always considered myself a Chinese, so never used that divide and conquered by western tactics again. Pendejo!!
I proud of my tribe !!!!!
NgAi kHek/hakka nyiN GaK..
KinHa ngai jiNi(indonesian) ~Ah!!
AnTeT nyin bE??
Boi kiaNg sii ~eH..
Hakka loi Cung kuo ~AH?
Comai/toMai ngai boi emti Ah~?
KinHa ngAi Nyi sHiP paT soi,
ShiN ti khEk/hakka nyiN Tu loi cung kuo..
ChiNgkiN nGai Oi kiAo!!
You are 18 years old?
And you are sad?
@@ellyellepellies7730 Ngai ya hei Hakka nyin. I think they are saying they're 28 years old. :)
Hate the way this guy says Hakka.
yudu looks like southeast asia……作为一个赣州兴国的客家人觉得这句话有点上头，你是不是自己是个北方人，不了解南方文化就说得出这种屌话？