As for the teaching and learning of Hakka, there is 90 percent compatibility between Tongyong and Hakka. |
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All were treated to spectacular performances by Hakka dragon dance teams and Aboriginal folk dancers from Sanyi. |
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Hakka people are good at making tofu dishes, since tofu for quite a long time was the main source of their protein. |
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It said 43.8 percent of those of Hoklo ethnicity consider themselves both Taiwanese and Chinese, while 43.8 percent of Hakka do. |
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There are four major ethnic groups in Taiwan, namely the Aboriginals, the Hoklo, the Hakka, and the most recent immigrants from China. |
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Huang said that because she married a Hakka and her brother married a mainlander, she does not think about ethnic differences. |
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Besides the voters who have long opposed Lee, minority groups such as the Hakka also joined in Soong's anti-Lee Teng-hui campaign. |
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Yeh said that the trees, also know as paulownia trees in English, used to be an important source of income for the Hakka. |
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Some also asked whether commercials in Hakka and other languages should also be created in the interest of fairness. |
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After coming to Taiwan, he also began to learn to speak Taiwanese and Hakka. |
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My wife would pretend she didn't hear the children's words if they were not spoken in Hakka. |
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Although both teenagers speak Cantonese and Hakka at home, they are more comfortable with English. |
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In addition to Hokkien-language songs, they may also include songs in Hakka and Aboriginal languages, Yang added. |
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Eventually, the government would like to see public television offer a wide variety of shows such as Hakka and Aboriginal programs, she said. |
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Labor Exchange cleverly seizes the essential elements of rock as well as Hakka language and music. |
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This consists of Chinese, Aboriginal, Hakka, Dutch, Spanish and Japanese cultures. |
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The Hakka have a tradition of holding contests to fatten up pigs for sacrifice. This year the winning pig topped out at 720 kg. |
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Lee said that as an Aborigine, he could sympathize with the Hakka people's status as a minority group. |
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Hakka make up approximately 1.7 percent, while mainlanders make up about 15 percent of Taiwan's population. |
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The buildings showed that the Hakka people liked to live together in tight communities. |
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Most shops sell local delicacies such as dumplings in wild ginger flower leaves and Hakka tea. |
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The PFP and KMT won most of their seats in these areas, as well as among the Hakka Chinese ethnic group or Taiwan's aboriginal communities. |
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This tradition is reflected in Hakka food, which emphasizes original flavours and nutritional value rather than a brilliant appearance. |
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The Hakka Perspective will run as a 26-episode program on Hakka language television channels sometime after July. |
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Seventy percent of the population is Hokkien, 14 percent is Hakka, 14 percent is Mainlander, and two percent is aboriginal. |
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The planting of indigoes was only by a handful of Hakka farmers in mountain towns, because poor transportation prevented them from acquiring imported dyes. |
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The foods include Hakka lunchboxes and other items such as Hakka-style moichi, laichai popsicles, garlic blossom tea and garlic pig intestine potato chips. |
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The Council for Hakka Affairs could also help with Council for Cultural Affairs projects in Taoyuan, Hsinchu and Miaoli, where a lot of Hakkas live, Tchen said. |
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Lian Ho University plans to set up a graduate research institute for Hakka culture in August, university president Chin Tsung-shune told the Taipei Times yesterday. |
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Nokian Hakka C Van was developed for lighter loads and passenger transport. |
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He said the long-standing conflicts between the Minnan and Hakka people derived from mutual miscommunication due to language and cultural barriers. |
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Even in the most prosperous Hakka houses the women still spun and sewed. |
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Its primary official language, naturally, would be Hokkien, but it would do well to consider elevating Hakka, Mandarin and Paiwan to official status as well. |
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The education ministry seeks to recruit approximately 1,000 more teachers to fill vacancies in Hokkien teaching spots and another 500 Hakka teachers. |
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The proposed national languages development law would guarantee equal respect for all Taiwanese tongues, such as Hakka, Hoklo and all Aboriginal languages, Chen said. |
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Momma Lin's homey, tasty dishes, encompassing all regional flavors, such as Taiwanese, Hakka, and Sichuan have made this restaurant endure competition over the years. |
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Each episode will be an hour long with Hakka as its main language. |
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Thanks to its comfortable, precise driving response, Nokian Hakka C Van is optimal for taxi use. |
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Descendants of Indian, Javanese and Hakka Chinese indentured labourers have evolved their own local tongues. |
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Such language loss is even more serious among the Hakka and Aborigines. |
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In addition, several aboriginal dialects are spoken in the mountainous regions, as well as Hakka, on the south of the island. |
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The Hakka language is spoken in the upper Han River valley of southwestern Fujian. |
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The second largest language group is Taiwanese, or Hokkien, spoken by Hakka and Fujian natives, and based on the Minnan dialect of southern Fujian. |
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We hope to present the new appearance of Hakka culture to the public. |
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Mandarin is the official and spoken language of China but in the United Kingdom, Cantonese and Hakka are more commonly used. |
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The oil extracted from the seeds was used as a key ingredient for varnish and it remains a must for Hakka people who produce hand-made umbrellas with oil paper. |
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Some Iban children may speak a bit of Hakka or Teochew, picked up by mixing with Chinese children. |
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The feng-shui grove and pond are characteristic of both the Cantonese and Hakka villages: the grove is generally planted on the upslope, or back side, of a village for shade and protection, and the pond is for fish-farming. |
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Apart from Cantonese, common dialects such as Teochew, Hakka, and Tanka are used within separate communities of the Guangdong and Hong Kong Chinese. |
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At the same time, two parliamentary committees decided that the programming of Hakka Television, Taiwan Macroview Television and Indigenous Television should be subject to review by the entities concerned by their content. |
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Since then, the troupe has participated in variety of performing events, and has been devoted to pass on and popularize the traditional art of Hakka opera. |
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The performances include vocal music, Hakka folk songs, local operas and Chinese music. The founder Lin Gu-Jien is a professional of Chinese bamboo flute. |
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The indigenous inhabitants at that time consisted of several ethnicities such as Punti, Hakka, Tanka and Hoklo. |
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It mostly consisted of Tanka fishermen and Hakka charcoal burners, whose settlements scattered along several coastal hamlets. |
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Popular dishes include Chicken Manchurian, Chicken lollipop, Chilli chicken, Hakka noodles, Hunan chicken, Chow mein, and Szechwan fried rice. |
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The recipes were inspired by Anusasana-nan's friend and feLlow Hakka Fah Liong, who serves the dishes with chopped green onion and cilantro. |
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In their headlong rush to development, the people of Taiwan lost most of their connections to their farming traditions and the rural skills and wisdom of Hakka farmers or the island's indigenous tribes. |
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Further south, in Shantou, Hakka and Chaozhou, erxian and zheng ensembles are popular. |
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Amid the decline of Qing prestige and the chaos of the Taiping Rebellion, the Punti and Hakka waged a series of clan wars from 1855 to 1867 in which 1 million people died. |
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However, it has a relatively minor presence compared to other Southeast Asian nations, being the fourth most spoken Chinese variety after Hokkien, Hakka and Teochew. |
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The boundaries between Gan, Hakka and Min are similarly indistinct. |
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Hakka traders are among those descended from this final group. |
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Other methods such as public interaction, and attempts to eradicate the use of Korean, Hokkien, and Hakka among the indigenous peoples, were seen to be used. |
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