Minnan culture, originating from the Fujian province in China, is characterized by its unique language, traditions, and customs. The primary language spoken is Hokkien, which has various dialects and is widely used in Taiwan and among overseas Chinese communities. Minnan culture is known for its rich folklore, traditional arts, and vibrant festivals, such as the Lantern Festival. Culinary practices are also a significant aspect of Minnan culture, featuring dishes like Oyster Omelette and Pork Belly Rice. The culture emphasizes family values and community ties, often reflected in its social gatherings and celebrations. Minnan's influence can be seen in various regions, especially where Hokkien speakers have settled.