Wuxisha

Located in Shatin District of Hong Kong, near Ma On Shan, the sunset and sunset here are wonderful. There are no high-rise buildings as the background, and there are 180 degree sea views along the sea and sky. Tranquility is the best interpretation here. The beach and the nearby youth camp are also popular shooting sites for TVB series, such as "my barbarous grandmother", "flower protection in danger" and so on.

Wuxisha

Wu Kai Sha (English: Wu Kai Sha), formerly known as wuguisha, is a peninsula in Shatin District of Hong Kong, adjacent to Ma'anshan. It used to be an outing resort in Hong Kong, but has developed into a residential area in recent years.

History and culture

Archaeologists found cultural relics in Ma'anshan and wuxisha in the late Neolithic period, which proved that wuxisha had been inhabited by human beings at that time.

In the early years, wuxisha was very remote, and there was no direct way to get there. At that time, the external transportation needed to rely on Jiedu. It was from the maliushui Wharf on the side of the University Station of the Kowloon Canton Railway to wuxisha. In the late 1980s, the government developed a new town in Ma'anshan, opened up a number of roads in Sha Tin to Ma'anshan and wuxisha, and also opened up the Xisha road to Sai Kung District. Since then, the traffic in wuxisha has become more convenient. In 2004, Ma'anshan Railway (now known as Ma'anshan line of MTR) was opened to traffic, and wuxisha station was built in the area. Today, the wharf is no longer in use.

In the 1980s, in order to cope with the serious problem of Vietnamese boat people at that time, the Hong Kong government built the Baishi boat people's center in wuxisha, which is a closed boat people's center. There were many riots and armed conflicts in this place at that time. As the problem of Vietnamese boat people was solved before the handover of sovereignty in 1997, the boat people had been repatriated to Vietnam, and the Baishi boat people's center had been demolished and rebuilt into a golf course The use of music.

In 2005, during the Sixth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization held in Hong Kong, more than 1000 farmers from South Korea once lived in wuxisha youth new village.

Famous place

Wuxisha Youth Village

Wuxisha public wharf: the Yaumati Ferry operated the route from wuxisha to maliushui from 1974 to 1983

Administrative division of Li Baochun United World College in Hong Kong

Luohesha Village: wuxisha old village, a branch of Liao nationality in shangshuiwei

Changgeng Village

Dutou Village

Wuxisha New Village

Wuxisha Village

Zhangmutou Village

transport line

MTR: wuxisha station of Ma'anshan line (xiantunma line phase I)

Wuxisha station is one of the overhead stations of tunma line (phase I), which is located beside Sha Road in the west of Ma'an. It has two platforms and is arranged with an island platform. The platform can accommodate 8-car trains, but only 4 of them are open. There is no screen door on the platform of wuxisha station. Wuxisha station is the terminal of tunma line (phase I).

To the north of wuxisha station is the flyover leading to Xisha Road, and to the East are Li'an estate and jinlongyuan. There is a public transport interchange in the south.

Station exit

A wuxisha Village

Xisha road; wuxisha village; luohesha; diqinwan; kaixianju

B public transport interchange

Lee on estate; Kam Lung court; Tsui Wing Wah ting; Wu Sai Sha public transport interchange

Address: Shanxi Sha Road, Ma'an, Hong Kong

Longitude: 114.243836

Latitude: 22.429208

Traffic information: take MTR to wuxisha station