The Ng Clan of Nga Tsin Wai had branched off to many villages. Clansmen from everywhere gathered in festivities like Jiao Festival in order to sustain ancestral awareness. Some of Ng Hon Ko Tso clansmen lived in Tai Peng Village, Lamma Island. The earliest family member to go there was from the 22nd generation, and he was called a “Yau Pang Tsai” (i.e. when a widow remarried, the son from her previous marriage would be called “Yau Pang Tsai” by her new husband’s family). His mother remarried into Tai Peng Village and brought him along, but still she brought him back Nga Tsin Wai so that her son could recognise his own ancestors and maintain his identity as a clan member. The Jiao Festival took place in Nga Tsin Wai once every 10 years. During the festival, people used to cook in the ancestral hall. Clan members from Lamma Island would bring firewood to the village on a boat, making contribution to the festival as a token of respect for their ancestors. Today, there are only three households left in the Lamma Island branch.