Learning Hakka Culture is important for us because we have lived together for more than 100 years. If we don't respect them, we may have conflicts with each other in the future. In order to bring our different cultural groups closer together, we want to explore and investigate: Who are they? Where do they come from? What do they do? In this project, we are going to introduce the origin of Hakka culture, food, traditional clothing, their rituals and religious values and more…

1. Hakka Culture
iEARN 2016 Sheng Kung
Shengka Girls

2. Motivation
1.We want to understand more about Hakka
culture.
2.We want to taste Hakka cuisine.
3.We want to investigate Hakka Clothing.
4.We want to see the differences between
our culture and Hakka culture.

3. Our Project
•Our learning process
•The difficulties encountered and how we
solved the problems
•The impact of the project
•Recommendations

4. Hakka People in China
Guangdong
Jiangxi
Fujian
Guangxi
Sichuan

5. Hakka Culture in Taiwan
More resoures
More integration
Losing culture
Less resoures
Less integration
Keeping culture

6. Hakka Cuisine
Hakka use all kinds of pickled vegetables in their recipes.
Hakka fry dish Caozai Guo Stewed meat
.

7. Hakka Snacks: Huat Kueh
•Wheat flour
•Rice flour
•Keep longer

8. Hakka Lei-Cha
Ingredients :
Green tea, sesame, and peanuts

9. Lei-Cha

10. Blue shirt
● Simple style
Don’t show the curves of the body.
No heavy decorations on the shirts.

11. Blue shirt

12. Festivals
Tian Chuan Festival:
1.Every year near the end of February and
beginning of March.
2. The 20th day of the first lunar month is the
“Sky Mending Day”.
3.Harvest festival.
4. Now this is a Hakka
traditional festival.

13. Made a living by extracting oil from Tung tree seeds.
● Used the flowers as food ingredients.
Tung Blossom Festival

14. Religious Beliefs
The Hakka follow mostly:
Chinese Folk religion
Daoism
Confucianism

15. “Paper Umbrella”
Bamboo
Paper
Hakka Umbrella

16. D.I.Y.

17. Interview

18. Not only learning...

19. Our friends from overseas
Pakistan New Zealand Kurdistan Palestine

20. Pakistani - Religious Celebrations

21. New Year Celebration in Kurdistan

22. Palestine - Religious Celebration

23. Video Conference

24. Difficulties
1. Learning Hakka culture.
2. Translating Hakka words into English.
3. Doing D.I.Y by ourselves.
4. Finding common time among us.
5. Doing the video conference with other countries.

25. Recommendations
•We could invite a Hakka speaker.
•We could ask a Hakka person for help with translation.
•We could spend a little bit of money to buy D.I.Y.
supplies.
•We could choose other countries closer to our time zone.
•We could use our free time together.

26. Summary