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This book is divided into two parts. The first part mainly discusses that the Hakka ethnic lineage is formed by the fusion of various ethnic lines in the south. The Hakka ancestry is no different from other non-Hakka Han ancestry in Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi and other provinces. They are all the result of the great integration of the Chinese nation for more than a thousand years. This book absorbs many reasonable views of Professor Luo Xianglin, and presents a large number of historical records to support the arguments with solid data. At the same time, this book cites a large number of genealogies, many of which are borrowed from private households. These are rare and precious historical materials. The second part mainly conducts a comparative study of the Hakka ethnic group and other ethnic groups, and discusses the ethnic distribution and humanistic characteristics of the Hakka people in Fujian, the business character of the Hakka people in western Fujian and the Maritime Silk Road connecting cities, and the migration history of the Hakka people to Zhangzhou in southern Fujian based on genealogical data. The book contains about 170,000 words in total. The "Classic Works on Hakka Studies" series is edited by Professor Chen Chunsheng, a famous historian and Party Secretary of Sun Yat-sen University, and Professor Wang Dong, director of the History Department and doctoral supervisor of East China Normal University. It brings together representative works on Hakka studies at home and abroad in the past century. The author Including the late famous historians Professor Luo Xianglin and Professor Liang Zhaoting, the famous contemporary anthropology expert Professor Zhuang Yingzhang (Taiwan), the famous Chinese studies expert Professor Chen Zhiping (Xiamen University) and others. The complete series has about 50 titles and is the foundation work of the "World Hakka Library".