MWDH's People
Ming Wah Dai Ha was once a small community with a population of over 18,000 people.
Some of the residents spent their childhood here and some got married and raised a family.
There are also people who were not residents of Ming Wah but still know the estate very well.
Through interviews and recordings, we shed light on the untold stories of the estate.
Public Estate Spaces Make for Wonderful Playgrounds
Daniel Ma, one of the first residents
Balcony and “After-school Queue”: Cherished Childhood Memories of the 80s
Pang Men Him, resident
Construction of Ming Wah Dai Ha Begins with the Building of A Kung Ngam Road
Tsuei Sheng Chen, Former Clerk of Works
Studying from the Comfort of Balcony with Mountain and Sea Views
Lai Wai Chung, one of the first residents
Taking Care of Ming Wah is Like Taking Care of a Family
Kwok Chi Hung, Technician at Ming Wah
Living the Prime of My Life After Marrying into a Friendly Neighbourhood
Lau Cheung Kwai Foon, resident
A Happy Half-century for Four Generations Under One Roof
Tam Fung Ling, resident
Back to Childhood Memories: Sisters Support Family Livelihood by Making Plastic Flowers After School
Chan King Yau and Chan King Lai, one of the first residents
Time Spent in Ming Wah with Godmother, Master Wong Fei Hung’s Wife
Li Chan Wo, one of the first residents
Ping Pong: The Bond that Keeps Us Together from Childhood to Retirement
Mr Tam, former resident