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The Meinong area is a major settlement for Southern Hakka people, with over 90 percent of the town's population being of Hakka descent and using the Hakka language in daily life. Coupled with its isolated geography and strong sense of kinship, Meinong has preserved traditional Hakka customs and lifestyles in cultural aspects such as language, clothing, cuisine, residential architecture, and music. Established in 2001, the Meinong Hakka Cultural Museum carries the crucial mission of preserving and passing down Hakka history and culture. By presenting Meinong's Hakka culture through storytelling, it creates a museum imbued with local Hakka identity. It fulfills the goals of cultural autonomy and regional cultural development, showcasing the multifaceted nature of Meinong's history and culture while partnering with the community to enhance understanding and interaction among local ethnic groups.
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