Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Cantonese people (simplified Chinese: 广府人; traditional Chinese: 廣府人) are Han Chinese people whose ancestral homes are in Guangdong, China. Traditionally, the majority of Cantonese reside in Guangdong. The term \"Cantonese people\" is customarily synonymous with the Bun Dei (本地; bun2 dei6) sub-ethnic group, or Gwong Dong Jan (广东人; 廣東人; Guǎngdōng rén, literally \"the people of Guangdong\") in a broader definition.They are referred to as \"Kongfu\" in Malaysia and \"Konghu\" in Indonesia and as \"Hoa\" in Vietnam. They also established Cantonese as a mainstream language in Hong Kong during the early colonial era. Taishanese people are also Cantonese but speak a different variation of the Yue language. Many notable overseas Chinese and most influential Asians of the 20th century are of Cantonese origin."@en }
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- Cantonese_people abstract "Cantonese people (simplified Chinese: 广府人; traditional Chinese: 廣府人) are Han Chinese people whose ancestral homes are in Guangdong, China. Traditionally, the majority of Cantonese reside in Guangdong. The term \"Cantonese people\" is customarily synonymous with the Bun Dei (本地; bun2 dei6) sub-ethnic group, or Gwong Dong Jan (广东人; 廣東人; Guǎngdōng rén, literally \"the people of Guangdong\") in a broader definition.They are referred to as \"Kongfu\" in Malaysia and \"Konghu\" in Indonesia and as \"Hoa\" in Vietnam. They also established Cantonese as a mainstream language in Hong Kong during the early colonial era. Taishanese people are also Cantonese but speak a different variation of the Yue language. Many notable overseas Chinese and most influential Asians of the 20th century are of Cantonese origin.".