Hello, I heard that Sun Yat sen is a Hakka? Is it well documented?

Sun Yat-sen is a child of the Hakka people in Guangdong, and there is nothing wrong with this. Zijin is the first stop of the Sun family in Guangdong. There are historical sources.

So you see that Sun Yat-sen is not very much like a Cantonese, but a Hakka. The Hakka people are the Central Plains people who did not obey the new regime at that time and migrated to the south from the Central Plains, living in a foreign land, hence the name Hakka.

I am from Guangfu, Sun Yat-sen is from Guangfu, he was classified as a Hakka by Luo Xianglin, but his eyes do look like Cantonese people.

Some Hakka and Chaoshan people can indeed be seen from their appearance and temperament.

Sun Yat-sen lived in the place where only the Cantonese people, how could the Hakka people, not to mention that it was impossible for the Tukka people to live in the same village at that time. The reason for saying that the Hakka people are said by the Taiwan side, and then the Hakka people on the mainland side support it, and the reason is probably that there are a lot of Hakka people in Taiwan, and some family members may be to stabilize the Hakka people there, after all, the Kuomintang can be said to have been founded by the Hakka people.

Sun Yat-sen was a native of Canton. Luo Xianglin is a Hakka god, Meizhou people are also Hakka gods, and they have low self-esteem to the extreme, and the Hakka people basically have no status in Guangdong.

Pan Ruyao and Li Hongran, Sun Yat-sen University, "Sun Yat-sen is a Hakka Ancestral Home in Zijin", East China Normal University Press, Hakka History and Hakka Studies, No. 1, 1989.

Liu Naihui, "Sun Yat-sen's Ancestral Home Negotiation", "Heyuan**".

Sun Suifang, My Grandfather Sun Yat-sen, People's Publishing House, 1996, first edition, p. 5.

Pan Ruyao and Li Hongran, "Sun Yat-sen is a Hakka Ancestral Home in Zijin" Note 8: "Records of the Second World Hakka Conference" is now preserved in the Zijin County Archives.

Sun Yat-sen: I am a Hakka.

It's Hakka.

In his early years, General Xue Yue, a famous general of the Northern Expedition and anti-Japanese resistance who had served Mr. Sun Yat-sen for many years, told Mr. Xie Fujian, a well-known Hakka research expert in Taiwan, that Mr. Zhongshan himself said that he was originally from Zijin County and was a Hakka from Dongjiang. Mrs. Sun Chen Shuying also personally signed Mr. Xie's book:

Xianweng is a Hakka person, and his hometown is in Zijin" and other words. What is particularly commendable is that Mr. Zhongshan himself has said that he is a Hakka and acknowledges Hakka origins.

According to Mr. Yang Qingping's article "Sun Yat-sen's Family History and Hakka Origins": "One day Sun Yat-sen received the visitor's family in the Generalissimo's Palace, talked about many national affairs, and Mr. Meng gave many instructions, all expressed admiration, and before parting, a Hakka family said to Mr. Sun Yat-sen'Mr. Zhongshan, are you a Hakka?

Mr. Nakayama replied in the affirmative'Yes, yes! '

It's the Hakka people, the picture shows the faces of Sun Yat-sen and Sun Yat-sen's parents, and the Hakka people were originally of mixed She, Cantonese, Han and other bloods. The Hakka people are pure Han people, and not mixing with other groups has long been exposed, and it cannot be said that the Hakka people of mixed Cantonese blood are not Hakka because they have double eyelids. Many Hakka people in Indonesia are of mixed race, can't they be considered Hakka?

Leslie Cheung is also mixed with Cantonese blood, can't he be considered Hakka? Liming is a Hakka mixed Beijinger, is it not a Hakka?

Sun Yat-sen is a Cantonese, not a Hakka, and some Hakka people forcibly classified him as a Hakka. The Hakka, Teochew, and Beiren all like to recognize their relatives indiscriminately, a legacy of China's agricultural society.

This depends on the genealogy, you can't look at where you settle, and you can't say that you don't speak Hakka, if it's just a few families who migrate to another group, you can change the dialect in just a few decades, there are several genealogies, people, tombs, family rules and family mottos, the source, at the beginning of the first book there will be a source of records, where to pass through, where to settle, what county and what clan are recorded, it is not difficult to judge, it is the current people are too complicated, and the people in ancient times were simpler.