Kwong Kwok Hung was born in Hong Kong in 1948. His ancestral native place is Pinghu, Baoan County. After he was born, he lived with his parents and two elder sisters. They lived in a rented room in an tenement house in Yau Ma Tei. His mother was an indigenous resident of Tai Lam Liu Village, Sha Tin. Later on, his father won the 2nd or 3rd prize of the lottery. He used $6,000 to $7,000 of the winnings (which was more than$10,000) to purchase a house at No. 33 of the 1st Lane in Nga Tsin Wai. The family’s living conditions greatly improved when they moved from Yau Ma Tei to Nga Tsin Wai. It was thought that the former owner of the house was Ng Fat Tsai (Ng Yau Fat), who was the father of Ng Chi Wing the incumbent village headman. A transaction deed was signed between Kwong Kwok Hung’s father and Ng Yau Fat when the house was purchased. At the time, marriages between Nga Tsin Wai residents and Sha Tin villages were common. Ng Chi Wing’s mother was a villager of Wong Nai Tau, which was separated from Tai Lam Liu Village by a pit. Kwong Kwok Hung’s mother had known Ng Chi Wing’s mother since childhood. As a matter of fact, they were cousin sisters. It was for this reason that the Kwong family was able to purchase a village house.