Teo-Swa people

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The Teo-Swa people are a Han Chinese subgroup from the Chaoshan region of eastern Guangdong, known for their distinct Teochew language, cuisine, and mercantile diaspora across Southeast Asia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Han Chinese subgroup
ethnic group
countryOfOrigin China
cuisine Teochew cuisine
cuisineCharacteristic emphasis on fresh ingredients
light seasoning
steaming and braising techniques
culturalRegion Chaoshan
diasporaCountry Cambodia
Indonesia
Malaysia
Myanmar
Singapore
Thailand
Vietnam
linked to: Viet Nam
diasporaRegion Southeast Asia
ethnicGroupOf Han Chinese
ethnonymVariant Chaozhou people
linked to: Teochew people

Chiuchow people
Teochew people
hasCulturalPractice Teochew music
Teochew opera
hasDialect Teochew dialect
linked to: Teochew
historicalMigrationPattern overseas migration during Qing dynasty
overseas migration in 19th century
overseas migration in early 20th century
knownFor Teochew cuisine
mercantile tradition
overseas Chinese diaspora
language Teochew language
linked to: Teochew
languageFamily Sinitic languages
linked to: Chinese language

Sino-Tibetan languages
Southern Min
locatedIn Guangdong Province
eastern Guangdong
nativeNameLanguage Teochew
partOf Chaoshan people
primaryRegion Chaoshan region
linked to: Chaoshan
relatedGroup Cantonese people
Hakka people
Hokkien people
religion Buddhism
Chinese folk religion
Taoism
ancestor worship
traditionalOccupation commerce
maritime trade
trade
usesScript Chinese characters

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Teochew people alsoKnownAs Teo-Swa people