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Hakka is a Chinese dialect spoken by the Hakka people. It is estimated that there are around 40 million Hakka speakers worldwide. The language has a unique history and culture, and it is still spoken by many people in China, Taiwan, and other parts of Southeast Asia.

Hakka music has its own unique style, incorporating elements such as folk, opera, and classical music. Some of the most popular musical artists who use the Hakka language include:

- Tsai Chin: A Taiwanese singer known for her ballads and film soundtracks. She has released many albums in both Mandarin and Hakka.
- Lin Sheng-xiang: A Taiwanese singer-songwriter who has won numerous awards for his Hakka-language music. His songs often reflect the daily lives and struggles of the Hakka people.
- Hsieh Yu-wei: A Hakka singer who has released several albums of traditional Hakka songs. She is known for her clear and powerful voice.

There are several radio stations that broadcast in Hakka language, both in China and Taiwan. Here are some of the most popular ones:

- China National Radio Hakka Language Station: A radio station based in Beijing that broadcasts in Hakka language. It covers news, music, and cultural programs, and it is available online.
- Hakka Broadcasting Corporation: A radio station based in Taiwan that broadcasts in Hakka language. It covers news, current affairs, and cultural programs, and it is available on FM radio and online.
- Radio Guangdong Hakka Channel: A radio station based in Guangdong province in China that broadcasts in Hakka language. It covers news, music, and cultural programs, and it is available on FM radio and online.

Overall, the Hakka language and its culture continue to thrive, with a growing number of people interested in learning and preserving this unique dialect.



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