Sha Lan Tsuen

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Sha Lan Tsuen (Chinese: 沙欄村) or Shuen Wan Sha Lan (船灣沙欄) is a small village in Hong Kong, to the east of the Tai Po New Town. This village mainly comprises the Lee (李) family of the Hakka origin and they have been living there for more than a century. The village is based along the coastline of the New Territories district of Hong Kong and has a small beach.

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