US EditionHong Kong's historic sites were demolished and rebuilt by their owners
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In the past, study rooms in the New Territories taught in traditional ways and served the villagers. Many of them have a long history. For example, the "Yandungang Study Room" in Ping Shan, which can be traced back to the Qing Dynasty, has been listed as a statutory monument. Hikers recently discovered that the century-old, ungraded "Dik Wah Study Room" in Sao Kwun Wat Village, Tuen Mun was razed to the ground. The ground was covered with the re…
·Melbourne, Australia
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