Ng Pok Kong’s father often sighed that the third branch had only a small membership consisting of just two families of more than 10 members, whereas the fourth branch had hundreds of people. Ng Pok Kong did not know much about the people in his branch. It was only after his father’s death that he took over the running of the third branch and had more contact with peers such as Ng Chi Wing and Ng Siu Kei. The other family of the third branch was Ng Shui Chuen’s family of whom Ng Pok Kong had only ever met the father and his son. Ng Shui Chuen was a member of the police force’s Criminal Investigation Department and lived in Nga Tsin Wai before later moving to Tsz Wan Shan. The man had three sons, the eldest of whom was a marine police officer and the second of whom ran a business on the Mainland. The remaining son worked as a nurse in the Hospital Authority. The third branch held very few gatherings and really only met when they returned to the village for the Spring and Autumn Worship or for village meetings. If there was any news about Nga Tsin Wai, Ng Pok Kong would generally update Ng Shui Chuen’s son by telephone.