Hoa people

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The Hoa people are an ethnic Chinese minority group in Vietnam, known for their significant role in commerce, urban life, and the preservation of Chinese cultural traditions.

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Hoa people canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
overseas Chinese community
alsoKnownAs Người Hoa
Vietnamese Chinese
associatedWith Cholon
Saigon
citizenship Vietnamese
country Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
culturalTrait celebration of Lunar New Year
celebration of Mid-Autumn Festival
maintenance of Chinese clan associations
operation of Chinese temples
preservation of Chinese language education
use of Chinese characters in signage
diaspora Australia
Cambodia
Canada
China
France
Laos
Taiwan
United States
economicRole export–import traders
manufacturers
restaurateurs
shopkeepers
wholesalers
ethnicity Chinese
historicalOrigin Chinese migrants to Vietnam
merchants from southern China
settlers from Chaozhou
settlers from Fujian
settlers from Guangdong
settlers from Hainan
language Cantonese
Hakka
Hokkien
Mandarin Chinese
Teochew
Vietnamese
nativeName Hoa
華人
linked to: Han Chinese
partOf ethnic minorities in Vietnam
region Central Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh City
linked to: Saigon

Mekong Delta
Northern Vietnam
linked to: northern Vietnam

Southern Vietnam
linked to: southern Vietnam
relatedEthnicGroup Cantonese people
Hakka people
Han Chinese
Hokkien people
Teochew people
religion Buddhism
Caodaism
Chinese folk religion
Protestantism
Roman Catholicism
Taoism
no religion
significantIn commerce in Vietnam
small and medium enterprises in Vietnam
trade in Vietnam
urban economy of Vietnam

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