Ng Chiu Ying

Ng Chiu Ying’s siblings at a grave sweeping gathering Ng Chiu Ying’s grandfather was buried at Pak Sha Wan in Sai Kung. Although now scattered overseas and rarely able to meet up, his seven brothers and sisters all gathered together in 2009 to pay their respects at the old man’s graveside. 2009 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Ng Chiu Pang Ng Chiu Pang Permission for use is given by Ng Chiu Pang NCY-CM-PIC-001

Ancestral houses often offered very poor living conditions Ng Chiu Ying’s family owned three ancestral houses in 3rd Lane which have since been abandoned and are now overgrown with weeds. 2012 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Photo taken by Hong Kong Memory Project Team Hong Kong Memory Project Copyright owned by Hong Kong Memory NCY-CM-PIC-005

Ancestor worship at the ancestral hall took place during the Chung Yeung Festival Ng Chiu Ying and his brothers and sisters all returned to Nga Tsin Wai for the Ng Clan Ancestral Hall’s group worship session during 2009’s Chung Yeung Festival. 2009 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Ng Chiu Pang Ng Chiu Pang Permission for use is given by Ng Chiu Pang NCY-CM-PIC-006

Participating in a meeting of the ancestral trust Ng Chiu Ying and his elder brother, Ng Chiu Pang, meet with clansmen at the ancestral hall in February 2011. 2011-02 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Ng Chiu Pang Ng Chiu Pang Permission for use is given by Ng Chiu Pang NCY-CM-PIC-008

Attending the autumn ancestor worship of Ng Wai Wing Tso As they are both descended from Ng Fung Ko Tso who comes from a branch of Ng Wai Wing Tso, Ng Chiu Ying and his elder brother, Ng Chiu Pang, attended an autumn session to worship their ancestor at Shatin’s Amah Rock in October 2012. 2012-10 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Photo taken by Hong Kong Memory Project Team Hong Kong Memory Project Copyright owned by Hong Kong Memory NCY-CM-PIC-010