扈家 (Dakujia, 客家)

“扈家” (Dakujia) refers to a branch of the Hakka community, an ethnolinguistic group originating from northern China who later migrated to southern regions. The term signifies a specific family lineage or ancestral home within the Hakka cultural sphere. Hakka people are known for their unique language, traditional customs, and distinctive architecture, such as tulou (earthen buildings). Historically, they migrated to escape conflict and seek better opportunities, establishing tight-knit communities. “Dakujia” underscores the importance of family heritage and regional identity within Hakka culture, highlighting the group's perseverance and cultural continuity over centuries.