Chinese ethnicity immigrated to Vietnam from many localities, by many wasy, at different times, at massively, sporadically and extensively throughout the Northern part until 1954. From the late 1950s andthe early 1960s, the Chinese name was widely used in legal documents, mass media and scientific forums in Vietnam.

In Bac Giang, Chinese villages have played an important role in preserving ethnic cultural identity, increasing the viability and development of the Chinese community in Vietnam. The concentration of the Chinese into populations helped them to re-create Chinese culture and lifestyle. On the other hand, they are increasingly absorbing elements of community cultural activities of the neighboring ethnic groups.

According to statistics in 2014, the Hoa ethnic group in Bac Giang has about 19 thousand people, living mainly in Luc Ngan, Luc Nam, Son Dong districts and scattered in other districts, towns and towns in the province.

The Chinese ethnicity people have many different occupations: agriculture, handicrafts, workers, public servants, traders, in which the agricultural economy (cultivation, livestock) is still the main source of their livelihood.

The Chinese ethnic women's clothing in Bac Giang is a 5-piece long-sleeved shirt with a long sleeved shirtless fabric, a button-open shirt made of cloth of the same color as the shirt and attached to the right arm, shirt on the sides of the slit 15 cm long, curved up the curved up two sides of the ribs. Chinese men wear clothes like ethnic minorities in the Vietnam-China border. Nowadays many Chinese have switched to normal clothes.

The popular dishes of the ethnic Chinese ethnic groups such as: khau nhuc, voong mun, xa xiu, banh bia....