Remember Nga Tsin Wai

A village woman who loves history

From growing up to becoming the village head

A tough guy upholding traditions of walled village

A female worker married to a non-indigenous villager

Retired village head recollecting his fond memories of the past

Village representative committed to serve the village

Haifeng immigrant values his childhood friends

An ordinary villager with a simple heart

An indigenous villager landlord with a distinguished family background

An emigrated clansman fighting hard for his ancestral houses

An overseas Chinese in search of family root

A young man obedient to traditions of walled village

An overseas clansman returns to his cultural home

A clan officer identified with his ancestral root in his middle age

My heart remains with Nga Tsin Wai forever

A farmer in the city with strong sentiment to rural lives

29th generation villager looking for ancestral connection

An old man pondering over his childhood times in the village

My communist father was brought up in Nga Tsin Wai

Ng Hon Ko Tso

Ng Tai Un Tso

Ng Tung Un Tso

I lost my village and my family under Japanese Occupation

Hoklo immigrant integrated into the walled village

A rich family had their house built outside the walled village

Village elder yearning for rural lifestyle

Ng Sui Mo

An old man pondering over his childhood times in the village

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Ng Sui Mo’s brother Ng Kau whom people nicknamed Uncle Kau

Ng Sui Mo’s brother, Ng Kau, served as Nga Tsin Wai’s Village Headman between 1989 and 2005 while also acting as the second branch’s manager for Ng Shing Tat Tso-Photo taken by HKMP Team (2012)

Ng Sui Mo’s brother Ng Kau whom people nicknamed Uncle Kau

Ng Sui Mo’s brother, Ng Kau, served as Nga Tsin Wai’s Village Headman between 1989 and 2005 while also acting as the second branch’s manager for Ng Shing Tat Tso-Photo taken by HKMP Team (2012)