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The Hakka, Southeast Asia's most prominent imigrant group, began emigrating from China soon after Zheng He's last voyage. They still live in this ancient style of communal housing, calld "earth buildings."

Author: Michael Yamashita

©Michael Yamashita. No usage authorized without prior written permission.

Photo size: 16.3 Mpixels (46.7 MB uncompressed) - 4950x3300 pixels (16.5x11 in / 41.9x27.9 cm at 300 ppi)

Photo keywords: earth buildings, Fujian, Hakka, page 152, page 152-153, Southeast Asia, Tulou, Zheng He book

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The Hakka, Southeast Asia's most prominent imigrant group, began emigrating from China soon after Zheng He's last voyage. The...

The Hakka, Southeast Asia's most prominent imigrant group, began emigrating from China soon after Zheng He's last voyage. The...