Ching Chun Fong Ancestral Hall, ancestral hall in Hong Kong

Ching Chun Fong Ancestral Hall stands at No. 9 Shui Tsiu San Tsuen in Shap Pat Heung, Yuen Long. The Cheng clan's hall is entered beneath a couplet whose first characters spell out "Chun" and "Fong", the names honoured inside. It is a Grade II historic building, listed on 31 August 2010.

The hall was built in the 1940s by descendants of Chun Fong to honour their ancestor, at No. 9 Shui Tsiu San Tsuen in Yuen Long's Shap Pat Heung. It was graded a Grade II historic building on 31 August 2010. The Chun Fong line has continued for seven generations, and the clan still holds its red and white ceremonies here.

The hall's name is embedded in a couplet over the door: "Junjie cheng xianzu, Fangche qi houren" ("The worthy continue the ancestors, the fragrant enlighten those who follow"), whose first characters spell "Jun" and "Fang". The Cheng clan still holds red and white ceremonies here, including the traditional wedding hair-combing rite and the placing of ancestral tablets for deceased male descendants.

The hall is located in a quiet village area near main paths and is easy to reach on foot. Visitors should wear respectful clothing, avoid using flash when photographing, and time visits during festivals or community gatherings to observe ceremonies in progress.

Local builders constructed the hall in the 1940s using simple but enduring techniques still visible in its original form today. The modest architecture and careful maintenance show how later generations preserved their ancestors' legacy through everyday care.