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Welcome to the 34th issue of the Yee Fung Toy Global Village Voice, an electronic newsletter for the World Yee community. In this issue we are featuring new Board Installations, Winter activities from associations around the world.
After four seasons of festivities in the Yee Chapters around the world, we would like to bid farewell to the Year of Dragon and to welcome the glamorous coming of the Year of Snake. During the Chinese New Year, all is new and full of hope. The World Yee Web committee would like to take this opportunity to wish good luck to all our readers in the marvelous Year of the Snake.
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Martin Yee, Vancouver
Members of the The Hong Kong Yue
Clansmen Association went on an Autumn day trip
to Sai Kung on November 10.
The itinerary include Tin Hau
Temple at Fat Tong Mun; Tai Au Mun, Sai Kung
Country Park; and Lions Nature Education Center,
followed by a tasty seafood lunch at Tung Kee
Seafood Restaurant.
Sai Kung Town or simply Sai Kung
is a town on Sai Kung Peninsula, facing the Sai
Kung Hoi (Inner Port Shelter), part of Sai Kung
District in the New Territories, Hong Kong. Sai
Kung is the centre of the surrounding villages,
and hence the name may refer to the areas in its
immediate surroundings.
Having evolved from a fishing
village, Sai Kung is a mecca for seafood lovers,
locals and foreign tourists alike. Visitors can
stroll along the waterfront of Sai Kung Town or
explore the lanes of the old town, visit the Tin
Hau Temple, feast on seafood or enjoy different
delicacies at Western-style pubs and
restaurants.
The name "Sai Kung" came into
being around the early days of the Ming Dynasty
(1368-1644) when the Emperor Chengzu (also known
as "Yongle Emperor", 1402-1424), ordered an
official named Zheng He to make seven voyages to
the "Western Oceans". After one of those epic
voyages, many countries in regions of today's
South-East Asia, the Middle East and East Africa
started paying tributes to or trading with China.
Sai Kung was just a port of call at that time,
while its name means "tributes from the West" in
Chinese.
Tin Hau Temple (Fat Tong Mun) (¡§Tai Miu¡¨), being
the largest Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong, the
imposing Tin Hau Temple (Fat Tong Mun) (also known
as "Tai Miu" which means the Grand Temple) in Sai
Kung was established over 700 years ago. The
temple is the oldest one among all existing Tin
Hau Temples in the coastal areas of Guangdong. The
magnificent temple is partitioned into 3 parts
with one entrance only. The main hall is dedicated
to "Tin Hau", Goddess of the Sea, while in the
side hall on the right there are a bronze bell and
Tin Hau¡¦s bed.
There are a lot of country parks and hiking trails in Sai Kung district. Travel south from Sai Kung Town you will find another place with natural scenery ¡V Clear Water Bay. Begin your journey in Tai Au Mun at the end of Clearwater Bay Road. It is part of the Clear Water Bay Country Park, a very popular barbecue and picnic destination with cool breeze. Many people come here to fly kites.
Lions Nature Education Center takes up 165 hectares of land. It is one of the most notable nature conservation zones in Hong Kong. There are 17 outdoor display areas in the Center, including fruit orchards, an arboretum, a rocks and minerals garden, a medicinal plants garden and a demonstration tree nursery. There are also 5 exhibition halls, including the Countryside Hall, the Agriculture Hall, the Fisheries Hall, the Insectarium and the Shell House. The Center contributes comprehensively to education, recreation, nature conservation and scientific research.
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The Hong Kong Yue Clansmen AssociationNew England Yee Fung Toy
Association held it's 2012 Inauguration Ceremony
and Christmas party on December 9, 2012. Eastern
Vice Grand President Peter Yee and Grand Elder
Henry Yee presided over the event.
Members of the Macau U Fong
Choi Tong tour Kaiping and Dihai
Ancestor Hall on December 13th, 2012.
Taishan City Wuxi Zhong Xue
celebrated her 27th Anniversary on December 14th,
2012.
Winter Solstice Festival is also
called Dong Zhi Festival. It is one of the most
important festivals celebrated by Chinese.
Traditionally, the Dong Zhi Festival is also a
time for the family to get together. (It is
equivalent to the American¡¦s Thanksgiving Day)
This year, Yee Fong Toy Association celebrated
Dong Zhi held on December 16, 2012. Members came
early to help in preparing for the celebrated in
spite of the extremely cold weather. Some members
arrived as early as 9:00 AM. They performed tasks
such as washing and cutting vegetables, while
others made Tong Yuen from glutinous rice flour
(mixed the glutinous rice flour with a small
amount of water to form balls) and cooking them
boiling water. Everyone was kept very busy in this
event at YFT Association.
More members started to arrive
around noon and the lunch served at 1:00PM. Two
large tanks of ¡§Tong Yuen¡¨ were brought out from
the Kitchen. Everyone lined-up with his/her bowl
ready to scoop the food. People conversed with one
and another about how time flies by so fast and
that Chinese New Year will be coming soon. With
the approaching New Year, President Jack Yee
convened a short meeting with the Association¡¦s
officer regarding the New Year Banquet to set up
the event date
Southern California Yee Fung Toy
Association held it's 2013 Inauguration Ceremony
on December 23, 2012. Western Grand President Alan
Yee presided over the event.
New York Yee Fong Toy Association
installation of 2013 elected officers was held on
Sunday, December 23rd.
Congratulations to the 2013 team!
Upcoming events:
February 10th, Sunday: Gung Hay Fat Choy! Chinese Lunar New Year, the Year of the Snake (4711). Members can stop by to get your hong boa/lai see (red envelope/lucky money). The Annual Firecracker Ceremony and Cultural Festival will be at Sara Roosevelt Park, Grand and Hester Street, 11:00AM - 4:00PM. Hosted by Better Chinatown Society.
March 2nd, Saturday: Association's Chinese New Year/Spring Banquet to celebrate the Chinese Lunar New Year and to honor senior members. Banquet will start at 6:00PM at Jing Fong Restaurant, 20 Elizabeth Street, NY 10013.
The Southern California YFT annual
Spring Banquet was held on Saturday, February
16th. Ancestor ceremony was held at the
Association Hall at noon.
The evening festivities was held
at the Empress Pavilion Restaurant.
The next issue of the Yee Fung Toy Global Village Voice will be published in mid June, 2013, featuring reports of Ching Ming and Spring celebrations at Yee Fung Toy associations around the world. Please submit your articles to the Editor via email (world.yee @ gmail.com) or postal mail (The Editor, 226 East Georgia Street, Vancouver, B.C., Canada V6A 1Z7) by May 15.