| Journal Call no. | G155.H6H66 |
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| Article Title | Lei Yue Mun seafood village. |
| Is Part Of | Hong Kong travel bulletin ; Mar 1994, p.10-11, illus. |
| Abstract | The rural, coastal village of Lei Yue Mun lies at the eastern reach of Victoria harbour. It was from its boulder-edged cliffs in 1941 that the occupying Japanese forces launched their attack on Hong Kong Island. Today, the fishing village is still characterised by a cluster of stilted buildings and is known for its seafood restaurants and fishmonger stalls. |