Images of Traditional Communities in Hong Kong

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This is a selection of eclectic images of Hong Kong communities from P H Yang Photography.

Hakka means “guest people”, the wandering tribe in China, without a true home. Since the days of the Sung Dynasty, a thousand years back, they have migrated to almost every province in China, and have formed a substantial minority in Taiwan, Hong Kong and South-east Asia.

Some of the largest Hakka communities can be found in Kam Tin, near Yuen Long in the New Territories, Hong Kong.


Hakka Women
Kam Tin · Hong Kong | 2009


Hakka Women
Kam Tin · Hong Kong | 2009


Clan (Ancestral) Hall
Yuen Long · Hong Kong | 2009

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  1. Nice, PH, thanks!

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