The Jiao Festival in the League of Nine of pre-war Nga Tsin Wai lasted for several days and nights. Villagers would submit their registrations and donations upon the posting of a notice in the League of Nine. League of Nine referred to the nine villages led by Nga Tsin Wai Villages, including Sha Po, Yuen Ling, Kak Hang, Shek Ku Lung and Ta Kwu Leng. The villages would parade the statue of Tin Hau around the villages for several days in a row. The parade team was formed of Nga Tsin Wai’s villagers. Elders who were over 60 years old could have the privilege of sitting on sedan chairs. Taoist priests walked among the parade to performance Taoist rituals. Some curious young boys and girls would join the team for fun. Due to the conservative culture before WWII, women who passed by other houses too often would be ridiculed and denounced as “bitches”. Therefore girls who were above 16 years old normally did not participate in the parade. When the parade team arrived at a village, the elders of that village would arrange a reception at the village entrance, serving sugar cane, bread, large Chinese white sugar cakes, fried dumplings, soft drinks, lemonade, etc. The children walking in the parade enjoyed the food and were in high spirit. They would play a game called “Biting the cane’s core” .