Shau Kei Wan

Hoi Ning Street Sitting-out Area is a small park, a small rest space in the busy city, the entrance and exit are flat and wide, and the park is full of flat roads. Hoi Ning Street Sitting-out Area is a small park, a small rest space in the busy city, the entrance and exit are flat and wide, and the park is full of flat roads.......

The East Street Rest Area is a small rest area. The entrance and exit are equipped with ramps. The ramps are flat and wide. The park is full of flat roads, and there are no...The East Street Rest Area is a small rest area. The entrance and exit are equipped with ramps. The ramps are flat and wide. The park is full of flat roads, and there are no accessible toilets.......

Smiling Shau kei wan Plaza in Shaukeiwan District has restaurants, Parkn’s supermarkets and more than 100 shops of all kinds, providing affordable and high-quality goods for...Smiling Shau kei wan Plaza in Shaukeiwan District has restaurants, Parkn’s supermarkets and more than 100 shops of all kinds, providing affordable and high-quality goods for residents in the district to buy.......

The Shau Kei Wan Jockey Club Clinic is a clinic under the Hong Kong Hospital Authority and the Department of Health. The clinics generally have general outpatient clinics (with...The Shau Kei Wan Jockey Club Clinic is a clinic under the Hong Kong Hospital Authority and the Department of Health. The clinics generally have general outpatient clinics (with telephone appointment, evening, Sunday and public holidays outpatient services).......

T.w.g.hs Fung Shu Chuen Services Building provides comprehensive service support to residents in the district. T.w.g.hs Fung Shu Chuen Services Building provides comprehensive service support to residents in the district.......

The Temple East Street Sitting-out Area is a district facility under the jurisdiction of the Shau Kei Wan District Council. It is a small sitting-out area for passers-by to rest. The Temple East Street Sitting-out Area is a district facility under the jurisdiction of the Shau Kei Wan District Council. It is a small sitting-out area for passers-by to rest.......

Shau Kei Wan Youth Space has served the Eastern District of Hong Kong Island for more than 20 years. It has been providing diversified services to young people in the Eastern...Shau Kei Wan Youth Space has served the Eastern District of Hong Kong Island for more than 20 years. It has been providing diversified services to young people in the Eastern District, providing appropriate counseling, nurturing and learning opportunities, enhancing personal abilities, broadening their horizons and establishing their own development plans. In order to meet the development needs of young people at different stages, we focus on the development of three pillar services: "Academic Support", "Additional Learning" and "Social Experience". The purpose is to help young people equip themselves for all-round development by providing educational support, participation opportunities and learning experience and other opportunities.......

Galaxy Plaza is a three-storey shopping mall, next to it is the largest vegetable market in Shau Kei Wan. The nearby developments are mostly large residential estates, crowded...Galaxy Plaza is a three-storey shopping mall, next to it is the largest vegetable market in Shau Kei Wan. The nearby developments are mostly large residential estates, crowded with people, and merchants include clothing and food and beverage shops.......

The Tung Hei Road Sitting-out Area is a small sitting-out area and a pet park. The pet-friendly facilities in the park are complete, including pet play facilities, seats and dog...The Tung Hei Road Sitting-out Area is a small sitting-out area and a pet park. The pet-friendly facilities in the park are complete, including pet play facilities, seats and dog dung collection boxes.......

The city god is a god who protects the city, protects the residents, and controls the affairs of the underworld. The ancients believed that everything is animist, and the idea of...The city god is a god who protects the city, protects the residents, and controls the affairs of the underworld. The ancients believed that everything is animist, and the idea of worshiping nature enabled the city walls (city) and the ''Wong'' (隍) that protected the people to be turned into gods, and they were rewarded by offering sacrifices to him. bless. During the Tang and Song Dynasties, no matter how big or small they were, they also prayed to the city gods, including stopping rain and rain, protecting the city against thieves, controlling insects and preventing disasters, and expelling ghosts. Since then, the relationship between the locality and the city god has been established, making the city god a deity that manages both yin and yang; the yang supervises the bureaucrats and local public security, while the yin disposes of evil spirits and manages the underworld.......