Are Guangfu Hakka and Chaoshan people related by blood?

This is difficult to answer. First of all, we are all descendants of the Chinese people, all descendants of the Han nationality, but the Han nationality everywhere is mixed with the blood of other nationalities, but the paternal line can be proved to be composed of several paternal tribes all over the country. Their embryonic form is difference, and it is also the difference that forms different ethnic groups. The embryonic form of Guangfu people is that the army in the northern part of Xirong in the Qin Dynasty went south and formed with various ministries in South Vietnam. The prototype of Chaoshan is formed by Heluo, Fujian, Vietnam and Vietnam, and the prototype of Hakka is a combination of the Central Plains (no textual research) and the She, Yao and other aborigines. Judging from the prototype (only prototype), Guangfu people are not descendants of the ancient Central Plains, so Guangfu people have deep eyes, double eyelids and tall figures, but a few people still inherit the unique contours of South Vietnamese aborigines, such as Olympic champion Xian Dongmei and master of Chinese studies Liang Qichao. Chaoshan people are the most like northerners and the most closed. Northerners have the strongest bloodline, a square face and a relatively tall figure, and have retained the oldest customs. Hakka is the shortest, with the shortest black face and figure in South Island, garlic nose and thick lips. Ma Jiajue is most influenced by a few people, and its clothing, architecture and customs are the closest to the south. In addition, from thalassemia (which only represents the initial embryonic form), we can see from the migration of Guangdong surnames (the formation of clan system) that the main transfer station of Guangfu migration is Zhuji Lane, followed by Fujian, and the Chaoshan transfer station is Fujian, followed by Zhuji Lane. Hakka people mainly travel from Jiangxi to Meizhou, and then a small number of Zhuji Lane is Fujian. (The migration of the three ethnic groups after they went to Guangdong cannot be verified in detail). Therefore, judging from the sources of the three transfer stations, they are somewhat related. If migration is formed, if people are compared to brothers and sisters, Chaoshan people and Guangfu people are cousins, and Hakka people and Guangfu Chaoshan people are cousins. (This is from the perspective of overall migration, and does not represent clan subdivision. )

In addition, the appearance there, in fact, only a few Cantonese people have the characteristics of 100 more aborigines in the south, most of them are similar to other provinces, and most provinces have retained the appearance of the surrounding aborigines. This is normal, no governor is particularly good-looking. He stopped talking when he went to Guangdong. You basically can't see which province's brother and sister. Don't believe that regional blackness deliberately discredits and divides the Han nationality.