Li-kó-teu

Li-kó-teu fe̍t-tsá li5 zhi1 vo1 he Hiông-kóng Sîn-kie Pet-khî (Hiông-kóng) ke yit-ke thi-fông, vi-é tshôi Sòn-Vân-káu-yâ kûng-yèn phòng-piên, tsó-tshôi Sṳ̍p-tshit sṳ-ki yí-kîn yû-ngìn thin-kî; fu-khiun tshûn-tsôn yû Mòi-tsṳ́-lìm.

荔枝窩本為客家黃氏單姓大村，後來附近梅子林（沙頭角曾氏村落）部份曾姓原居民分支到荔枝窩村，使之成為雙姓村落；後來曾氏於荔枝窩村迅速(女恭)丁(女恭)女﹝「輕欸」客家話：khiang44 nge、「 (女恭)」kiung53﹞，曾氏村丁數目拋離黃氏，使荔枝窩村黃氏分支到今日鎖羅盆、上水古洞客家圍等地方立村。


荔枝窩三字之客家話讀音為(li5zhi1vo1).

 Li̍t-sṳ  
Name 
 Location 
 Transportation 
 Structure of the Village 
 The buildings[9]  
 The residents 
 Conservation 
 Environment and Special Species 
 Lai Chi Wo Nature Trail[13][14] 
 Heritiera littoralis and White-flower Derris 
 Dwarf Eel Grass (Zostera Japonica) 
 Buttress Roots 
 Lai Chi Wo Village 
 Five-finger Camphor (Cinnamomum Camphora) 
 The Hollow Tree (Autumn Maple) 
 Cultural Sites 
 Fung Shui Woodland 
 Siu Ying Primary School 
 Stone mills and well[16] 
 Hing Chun Engagement (Seven-Village Square) 
 Ancestral Hall 
 Hip Tin Temple & Hok Shan Monastery 
 East Gate & West Gate 
 References 
 External links 

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