Talk:Che people

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[edit] Copy Edited

I have completed an initial edit of this article for grammar, style, and punctuation. Further review and editing will be necessary because I have only a basic understanding of the subject matter. Grimey109 17:21, 14 May 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Hakka People

The Hakkas are Han and not Che. I doubt Che/Hmong speakers/people were transformed into Hakkas, as Hakkas were somewhat later arrivals to this part of China. I suspected this article is a joke article rather than an accurate historical article.