Ma Sui Wai

Pei Pin Street in the late 1960s Between the end of World War II in 1945 and the late 1960s, many Hoklo people from Haifeng arrived in Hong Kong building and living in houses in Pei Pin Street (bottom right). This picture shows Pei Pin Street as it looked in 1969. 1960s 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Lee Foo Lee Foo Permission for use is given by Lee Foo MSW-CM-PIC-002

Pei Pin Street in the late 1970s　 At that time, half of Pei Pin Street had already been turned into a road, but there were still many squatters on the village outskirts. This picture shows Pei Pin Street in 1979. 1970s 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Information Services Department Photographic Library. Image Reference No.: 20663-7 Information Services Department Photographic Library Permission for use is given by Information Services Department MSW-CM-PIC-003

Firm childhood friends All people in this photo taken at the 2008 Tin Hau Festival were residents of Nga Tsin Wai who helped organise village affairs after their retirement. 2008 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Leung Shek Lun Leung Shek Lun Permission for use is given by Leung Shek Lun MSW-CM-PIC-004

Village love　 Ma Sui Wai and his wife at the 2008 Tin Hau Festival. 2008 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Leung Shek Lun Leung Shek Lun Permission for use is given by Leung Shek Lun MSW-CM-PIC-005

Neighbourhood friends in Nga Tsin Wai　 Mr. and Mrs. Ma Sui Wai and their neighbours at the 2008 Tin Hau Festival. 2008 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Leung Shek Lun Leung Shek Lun Permission for use is given by Leung Shek Lun MSW-CM-PIC-009