China Hakka Museum

Hakka Museum, located at No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, is the first national museum in China to fully display the cultural origin and development of the Hakka people. The building area of the museum official is 10,000 square meters. The whole building is like a Hakka earth building. It is a good place to understand Hakka culture.

The Chinese Hakka Museum is a good place to understand Hakka culture. The museum has two floors, strong fun, high cost performance, free attractions, good choices, accepting art, very good.

China Hakka Hakka Museum is located at No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province. It is located next to the Hakka Park by the Meijiang River. It has a historical and cultural heritage and is very good.

The Hakka Museum is a collection of museums and parks in Meizhou, not too small. The museum has two floors, showing the historical origin of Hakka culture and the relationship with Meizhou. The five migrations of Hakka are particularly impressive. In order to avoid war and change dynasties, the Hakka have been pursuing a peaceful and happy life. The building of the house also fully reflects the pursuit of unity and survival, and also shapes the belief of the ancestors and the family tree. These facts are also the genes that Chinese civilization can persevere. In short, it is worth visiting.

The Hakka family have the plot to find roots and ask the ancestors, as the Hakka family, I also take advantage of the opportunity to return to my hometown to see here. The exterior of the museum is a circular Hakka Tulou. The entire museum is composed of the main halls of the five exhibition halls and the Huang Zunxian Memorial Hall, the University President Hall, the General Hall and other branches. It is reported that the museum has nearly 2,000 cultural relics in the museum and more than 8,000 ancient books. Those who like Hakka literature and history must come here to visit. This is a place for you to read Hakka in the day, and it is also an important platform for Hakka to find roots and ask their ancestors and cultural exchanges. Address: No. 2 Dongshan Avenue, Meijiang District   

Here you can learn more about Meizhou and understand Hakka culture, customs and history.

China Hakka Museum, rich in cultural connotation.