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Live Long and Prosper

Part of the wood is rotten and needs to be peeled off. This reminds me of the process of farmland revitalisation. The farmers cleared the barren land to grow crop on it. Rice was used to be the main crop grown on the terraces in Hong Kong. It is intriguing to see the land is revitalized and may human and the nature live long and prosper.

Tse Sin-ying Doris

Graduated from the University of Hong Kong, majored in Ecology and biodiversity, minored in Fine Arts. She participated in farmland revitalisation in Lai Chi Wo Village, Sha Tau Kok since 2018, afterwards she actively involved in voluntary activities of ecological and heritage conservation for years in the Hakka village. Through her seal carving artworks, she would like to share stories from the reminiscences of the rural areas.

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