英文摘要 |
Previously, there have been limited surveys about ethnic groups in the public sector. Although in recent years the Council for Hakka Affairs, Executive Yuan has made a Hakka population survey, most of its spatial scales were on the township basis. Because of the improper scale selection, it has not properly revealed the nature of population distribution, and huch detail has been omitted or generalized, which has resulted in biased estimates. The data was used to develop conclusions on the basis of a scale and then apply the scale up to another level, which is inappropriate, and there are even wrong-scale observation, descriptions or explanations. To some extent, it is due to a confused understanding of the phenomenon and essence of the situation, using the unit of towns to explain villages. Secondly, this class of ancient ways, overlooking today by the ancient ways is ignored that today is the world with a convenient transportation, multiple interactions and ethnic identities, but losing mother language expressions. Therefore, this study uses a literature review of historical data to explore the Hakka region in the Pingtung area via a descriptive model. The study applies similar time scales and different spatial scales to set up the 1920s topographic survey maps via geography data mapping to show traditional Liudui Hakka regions during the Japanese occupation. This study concludes that Linluo and Meinong are completely Hakka townships; while the others, such as: most of the villages in Neipu, Changjr, Wanluan, Jutian, Shinpei, Jiadung, Liouguei are Hakka villages. However, few villages in Gaushu, Shanlin, Pingtung, Yanpu etc. are Hakka townships. Therefore, as we change the scale, we will have the different questions and answers. |