| Taiwan Year 2006 (15502 words) |
 | Hakka opera, which was originally brought to Taiwan from China, has transformed from the "tea-farming opera with three major roles" (one buffoon and two prima donnas) ä¸è
³æ¡è¶æ² of the Ching dynasty into the "grand tea-farming opera" æ¡è¶å¤§æ² of the 1950s. |
| Hakka literature, as defined by the Council for Hakka Affairs, refers to works that are both literary and Hakka-related. |
| During the 20th century, Taiwan's Hakka people and Hakka culture suffered ethnic persecution under both Japanese colonial rule and, in the 1950s and 1960s, from the KMT-led government's policies of promoting Mandarin Chinese and suppressing other languages as a means to consolidate its power. |
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