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Lui Seng Chun on the northern end of Tong Mi Road, at the intersection with Lai Chi Kok Road.

Tong Mi or Tong Mei (Chinese: 塘尾; Jyutping: tong4 mei5; Cantonese Yale: tòhng méih) was a village and an area straddling the border of Kowloon in Hong Kong and what had later become the New Territories.[1][2] The village was located approximately at present-day Boundary Street, Wong Chuk Street [yue] and Tai Nan Street [yue].[3]

Tong Mi Road [yue] to its south is named after the area..

References

  1. ^ "Map of the Kowloon Peninsula (including portion of New Kowloon) (New Territories) Colony of Hong Kong, 200 feet to an inch. Crown Lands and Survey Office, Public Works Department, from https://hkmaps.hk, UK National Archives".
  2. ^ "Sham Shui Po / Prince Edward | Gwulo".
  3. ^ "在說「當深水埗變成Brooklyn」之前…". 31 August 2022.

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