When small, CK Ng was keen in tomb visiting, and he never missed any occasion. Everyone involved got an allotment of money. Even kids were benefited as long as they were boys. In those years everyone could get about 10 cents or so. At every Chung Yeung Festival, CK Ng went everywhere to visit tombs, including the ancestral grave in Cheung Sha Wan, Wong Tai Sin, Diamond Hill and Cheng Lan Shue. CK Ng did not follow the grown-ups when visiting tombs. He gathered with other kids of the same age on the mountain. Kids could not tell which tomb was for which ancestor. They just left after getting the money. CK Ng’s parents were buried in Diamond Hill. It was a large ancient grave approved by the government. CK Ng regarded the visits to his parents’ grave as visiting a private graveyard. The new generation now hardly visit the graves for worship.