Wan Cheung

Po Toi Island　 Wan Cheung is an indigenous inhabitant of Po Toi Island whose ancestors made their living by collecting seaweed. 1970s 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Wan Cheung Wan Cheung Permission for use is given by Wan Cheung WC-CM-PIC-001

The 1986 Nga Tsin Wai Jiao Festival　 A photograph of Wan Cheung (third from right) with the Jiao Festival Preparatory Committee members and village elders in front of the gatehouse. 1986 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Wan Cheung Wan Cheung Permission for use is given by Wan Cheung WC-CM-PIC-008

Po Toi Island port Po Toi Island was the place where Wan Cheung and his ancestors’ originally came from and their graves are still located there. This photo of the island was taken from a helicopter in the 1970s. 1970s 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Wan Cheung Wan Cheung Permission for use is given by Wan Cheung WC-CM-PIC-012

Wan Cheung making preparations for the 1986 Nga Tsin Wai Jiao Festival (1)　 Wan Cheung and his friends pose for a photo during the 1986 Jiao Festival. 1986 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Ng Chi Wing Wan Cheung Permission for use is given by Ng Chi Wing WC-CM-PIC-014

Wan Cheung making preparations for the 1986 Nga Tsin Wai Jiao Festival (2)　 Wan Cheung (back row, third from right) and Lee Foo (back row, second from right), the then Village Headman, sit down for a meal　with various district officials. 1986 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Ng Chi Wing Ng Chi Wing Permission for use is given by Ng Chi Wing WC-CM-PIC-015

Wan Cheung helps out in maintenance work After the war’s end in 1945, Wan Cheung worked in maintenance at the Royal Air Force airport for over 20 years. He is pictured here with his colleagues. 1960s 圖片 口述歷史檔案庫 Courtesy of Wan Cheung Wan Cheung Permission for use is given by Wan Cheung WC-CM-PIC-016