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Hong Kong refers to Hong Kong Island, the Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories.

It is 160 km to the south-east of Guangzhou in Guangdong province in South China.

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The Four Major Groups:
The Puntis, The Hakkas, The Tankas, The Fuklos/ Hoklos

The Five Major Clans:
The Tangs, The Haus, The Lius, The Pangs, The Mans

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The Puntis from Guangdong, Fujian, Guangdong, Jiangxi were Hong Kong’s earliest settlers.

The Hakkas from Shandong formed part of Hong Kong’s early people.

The Tankas (蜑家、蛋家)  and the Hoklos(鶴佬) were boat people coming from the coastal areas of Guangdong and Fujian.

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They were built by the five great clans in the New Territories.

Tall and thick walls were built to protect themselves from bandit attacks.

A moat is built surrounding the villages too.

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Video 2: Taiping Qingjiao

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跟住館長去長洲　太平清醮咩來頭？

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Functions of ancestral halls:

Housing the soul tablets of the clan’s founding ancestors

A Place for holding celebrations and discussing clan affairs

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Dajiao Festival: Also known as Taiping Qingjiao; To worship and honour the gods; To pray for peace and prosperity

Street parade (飄色)

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6. An example of walled village in Hong Kong

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6. An example of walled village in Hong Kong

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Video 1: Kat Hing Wai

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漫步圍村：元朗錦田吉慶圍

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Bun Tower Race (搶包山)

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Tian Hau Festival: 23rd of the third lunar month; Birth of Tianhou, or Mazu; To protect fishermen