In the eastern part of the Indochinese Peninsula in Southeast Asia, Vietnam, a beautiful and diverse country, quietly recounts its rich history and cultural heritage. This land is closely connected to China, not only because of its geographical proximity, but also because of cultural exchange and integration over thousands of years. It is precisely this historical origin that has made Vietnam one of the hometowns of many Chinese people, among which the three major ethnic groups of the Chinese, Shanyou, and Ai are particularly eye-catching. They each carry profound Chinese culture and together add a rich and colorful touch to Vietnam's diverse culture.

The Chinese, as the sixth largest ethnic group in Vietnam,hisHistory can be traced back toModern China after 1840,At that time, many people migrated here in search of a better life. Despite being in a foreign land, they still maintain the traditional customs of speaking Chinese, using Chinese characters, and celebrating traditional festivals such as the Spring Festival and Mid Autumn Festival. On this land of Vietnam, the Chinese people work hard and make important contributions to the local economic development. At the same time, they also spread the essence of Chinese culture, making Vietnam's culture more diverse and colorful.

The Shan You ethnic group is an earlier group of Han descendants who migrated to Vietnam. They mainly come from Guangdong region and use Cantonese as the language for daily communication, but with a unique Vietnamese accent. These hardworking and simple mountain people, mostly living in the mountainous or rural areas of northern Vietnam, have created prosperous villages with their own hands. They preserve the traditional culture of Guangdong region, such as lion dance, dragon dance, and other folk activities, for the folk culture of VietnamAdding color and color.

Ai tribe, this name in Vietnamese means"I" originates from the pronunciation of "I" in Hakka language. The Ai people mainly live in the surrounding areas of the Red River in Vietnam, and most of them are descendants of the Hakka people,Using Hakka language as the mother tongue and written in Chinese characters, its culture has similarities with Chinese Hakka cultureTight association. The Ai people, with their resilient spirit and hardworking and wise image, have left a profound mark in the long history of Vietnam and won the respect and praise of the local people.

These three major Chinese ethnic groups blend with each other on the land of Vietnam, creating a diverse and harmonious society together. They each carry profound Chinese culture and inherit and promote this precious wealth in their own way. Whether on the streets and alleys of the city or in the fields of the countryside, one can see their busy figures and brilliant smiles. They use their sweat and wisdom to write their own legendary stories, contributing to Vietnam's diverse cultureinjectionNew vitality has emerged.