Brief Discussion on the Function of Padding Syllables in Chinese Hakka Folk Songs: A Case Study of "Fame of Hakka Folk Songs"

After a group of Hakka people migrated to Meizhou at the end Qing Dynasty in China, folk songs began circulate widely areas such as Meizhou. Rooted soil real life, these represent oral creations by masses and possess unique artistic characteristics. The tonal language songs, based on intonation language, gives rise distinctive vocal art form. As type migratory culture, have been introduced into various areas, continually enriching developing amidst long-term labor life. Through their blending with local cultures, they formed uniquely enchanting style.