How can Hong Kong children not know about fisheries? 🐟】

I don’t want my kids to spend their entire childhood at home, but I don’t want them to go to places that are too crowded, so I decided to take #General to learn about the only remaining fishery in Hong Kong🦀. There are many "houseboats" in Sam Sheng Village. Many people sell their abundant catches on the shore. I told the general some history before land reclamation. These boats were the homes of uncles and aunts who sold fish. In the past, many people lived on the boats, slept and showered on the boats... He said: "Really? They live on the boats? How can they sleep when the boat is rocking?", "The boat will get wet when it rains, what should we do? 😦", "Why don't they go home to sleep?" Mom didn't know the answers to many questions. In addition to Google immediately, she also looked for the answers on the billboards on the seaside promenade. 🤓 You can learn about history, tell stories, take photos, and run and relax on the seaside promenade. There are not many people and you can gain a lot of spiritual benefits💕. Of course I have to buy seafood on the way back! (We didn’t dare to take off our masks outside, so we bought some and cooked them at home) When you look at seafood stalls, the question for adults is: "What should we eat tonight?" The children were curious about different types of seafood and asked many funny questions: "Who would win in a fight between a lobster 🦞 and a crab 🦀?", "Why do mantis shrimps not wear their slices?"🤣 I also saw people drying salted fish and geoducks, and learned about the production process of dried goods. Classes have been suspended for such a long time, so you can take a walk and teach your kids some general knowledge 🤣! 👩🏻‍💻There are many attractions. Which type of family is this place suitable for? 📌 For children over 3 years old, there is no recreational setting, the main purpose is to learn about the history of fishing, so it is fun if at least K1 can understand it 📌Those who like to eat seafood 📌Like slow living 📌Go with the elderly 👩🏻‍💻Are there any families who might be disappointed when they go there? 📌Those who want to play exciting amusement facilities 📌Children under 3 years old #hikingrouterecommendations #localtourism #hkplaces #residentwriter #outdoorplaces #hkfoodie #familyplaces