did these people migrate?
Yes, to southeastern and southern China during Wang Mang's reign.
Han Chinese
southeastern and southern China
where is the largest dam in the world located It spans the Yangtze River by the town of Sandouping, in Yiling District, Yichang, Hubei province, central China, downstream of the Three Gorges. has it experienced any natural calamity? Yes, there are frequent major landslides and river  flooding. how do they maintain the integrity of its structure? UNANSWERABLE what is the most significant culture in the province you mentioned? The Mandarin dialects, Hubei cuisine like Wuchang bream and the traditional Chinese Opera like the Chuju. what kind of population can you find here? Han Chinese, Miao and Tujia what cuisine is famous among the first one? Dim sum, fresh seafood, rice and noodles
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Han Chinese [SEP] Historical southward migration of the Han people
The term "Huaxia" was used by Confucius's contemporaries, during the Warring States era, to describe the shared ethnicity of all Chinese; Chinese people called themselves "Hua Ren". Southern Han people – such as the Hoklo, Cantonese and Hakka – all claim northern Chinese origins from ancestors who migrated from Northern China's Yellow River Valley during the 4th to 12th centuries. Hoklo clans living in southeastern coastal China, such as in Chaozhou and Quanzhou–Zhangzhou, originated from northern China's Henan province during the Tang dynasty. There were several periods of mass migration of Han people to southeastern and southern China throughout history.