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The 'Fruitful Wall' mural next to the signage was created by local illustrator Human Ip, drawing inspiration from the diverse fruits found in Mui Tsz Lam, such as mandarins, Indian gooseberries, lychees, and star fruit.
11 Mui Tsz Lam Commons Foreland
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This journey along the Countryside Trail has given you a deeper understanding of the ecology, history, and revitalisation efforts of Lai Chi Wo and Mui Tsz Lam. If you've taken any great photos along the trail, don't forget to share your amazing photos with friends! Follow the Countryside Conservation Office on social media to stay updated on countryside conservation and village revitalisation initiatives. You are cordially invited to explore the Countryside Trail (Kuk Po Section) and experience the village’s equally captivating charm!
While enjoying the beautiful countryside, please cherish nature, respect wild animals and plants, and avoid disturbing the ecosystem. Remember to take your litter home!
'Fruitful Wall' Mural | The Fruits of Mui Tsz Lam
Mui Tsz Lam Water Well | United Efforts of Villagers
The Mui Tsz Lam Water Well near the signage was built in 1954, with the inscription '1954 K.A.A.A' on its opening, which stands for the Kadoorie Agricultural Aid Association. At that time, the association provided cement and other building materials to the villagers, and the villagers worked together to construct the well. Upon completion, the well became a vital water source for the villagers, supplying water for daily drinking, washing, and irrigation. Now, the well has fulfilled its purpose and stands as a silent testament to Mui Tsz Lam's history.
Outdoor Shadow Play | Promoting Community Connection
With support by the Countryside Conservation Funding Scheme, the project organisation hosted an outdoor shadow play on the lawn in front of the Mui Tsz Lam Commons. The event blended traditional shadow play culture with modern shadow art, and invited villagers, volunteers and the general public to participate, thereby fostering community connections.
