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We owe an enormous debt to so many, a debt which has grown over the more than four decades that we have been involved with Tsuen Wan. Without question our deepest debt is to James Hayes, who drew attention to Tsuen Wan through his significant publications based on his long-term experience with both the district and the town. These were written from his perspectives as an historian and senior government officer with responsibility for Tsuen Wan during its most tumultuous times, with genuine concern for its people. We are grateful to him for demonstrating his usual generosity in encouraging us to write a book that is based on our own experience. He has given his ongoing support to our work, patiently offering information and advice whenever we have asked, and urging us on.
James L. Watson also supported us in this project, knowing that many fruitful comparisons can be made with the large and powerful Cantonese-speaking lineage villages that he and Rubie S. Watson have studied for an equally long time, but also with other forms of social organization that existed in the New Territories and in the adjacent Pearl River delta region. He has regularly badgered us about ‘writing the book’.
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