Sha Tau Kok: Hakka's Competition with the Punti (Local Cantonese) Clans

Part 2 of the story of Sha Tau Kok, the border area of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. This part focus on the Hakka community who lived in Sha Tau Kok since the late 17th century and how they competed with the local Cantonese clans.
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[@philipchin6802]

Good job...very interesting information.

[@hkdronechef]

Thank you so much YanYan for making and sharing those very interesting videos of places I wanted to visit for 30 years. Being a foreigner with an HK permanent ID card, I still hope that one day China let me enter them from the Shenzhen side before I die.

[@msliew52]

Thank you YanYan for the series of historical videos. Allow Overseas Chinese to discover their roots

[@almendyap6736]

Very informative. Thanks Yan Yan. 👍🏻👍🏻😊

[@mslc22]

Pun ti nyin means local people in hakka

[@aloyd6157]

migrants will definitely compete with the locals anywhere, but thanks for the informative video. Hakka are mostly rural people they dont live near the coast. Punti is Ben di (local). . Most of them are spoke cantonese . Wu is like Another group like vietnam Nguyen , arises fairly recently in great numbers. Good to find more about the history of Wu clan though. Alot of SE asia cantonese are Wu, many of the migrants are poor. Early KMT and CCP, i dont think there are Wu.

[@kitcli]

You must be Hakka! Which Hakka?

[@yanyangoaroundinchina]

I am not Hakka.

[@kitcli]

​@@yanyangoaroundinchinaThanks!

[@abbierollin6180]

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