The term "Min people" refers to a group of Chinese ethnic groups primarily found in the Fujian province. They are known for their distinct language, Min Chinese, which has several dialects, including Hokkien and Teochew. The Min people have a rich cultural heritage, including unique customs, traditional clothing, and festivals. Historically, the Min people have been influential in trade and migration, particularly during the Song Dynasty. Many Min people have settled in various regions, including Southeast Asia and Taiwan, contributing to the local economies and cultures. Their cuisine, especially seafood and rice dishes, is also notable.