By the time of his comprehension of things, he was already living in Nga Tsin Wai with his family at the first house at 4th Lane, on lease. He had two little sisters of 2 and 4 years younger. In infancy, SL Leung suffered from an illness, probably a teeth growth problem or things of that sort. His mother lacked the knowledge of baby cares, and he was taken to the doctor by Ng Wai Chi’s wife. As a result, SL Leung’s father had respects for Ng Wai Chi and made his son Ng’s nominal son. SL Leung’s nominal mother was from Shanghai, where she met his nominal father when he did business there. During the Japanese rule, SL Leung’s parents and little sisters died from malnutrition. Before dying, his father entrusted him to Ng Wai Chi, and since then he had lived with his nominal father and mother.