What to pay attention to when crossing Luohu Port

The tomb is located at No. 25, Platform 6, Section 15, Chinese Permanent Recruitment Site, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong

The Kowloon Tong Provincial Shan Zhen Church also placed his memorial tablet

Crossing the border at Shenzhen Luo Wu Port , after passing the mainland exit inspection, follow the instructions at the port (you can rest assured, the instructions for the entire customs clearance process are very obvious, you can ask if you don’t understand), enter the Hong Kong customs immigration inspection and follow the flow of people to the Kowloon-Canton Railway (East Rail train) gate. If you don't have an "Octopus" card, go to the manual ticket window next to the gate and buy one with a deposit of 50 Hong Kong dollars (the money can be refunded when you return the card, but it will be deducted if you return the card within three months [I remember it seems to be three months] (money), it is up to you to decide how much money to put into the card. It is recommended to put one or two hundred yuan into it first (it will be used soon, haha). You have to use Hong Kong dollars. Friends who don’t have Hong Kong dollars can use RMB to the ticket office. Just exchange Hong Kong dollars at the window next door. I suggest you buy it because this card is very important for your activities in Hong Kong and can bring you a lot of convenience. Of course, you can use RMB in many places in Hong Kong now, but it is best to prepare Some Hong Kong dollars are good.

After entering the gate, follow people down the escalator and take the train (Kowloon-Guangzhou East Railway). The trains in Hong Kong are similar to the subways in mainland China, not the long and old trains in the mainland that we have in mind. ), get off at "Kowloon Tong" station (remember) (the train has instructions in Cantonese, Mandarin, English and subtitles), then transfer to the "Kwun Tong Line" subway (there are instructions in the station, you can ask someone if you don't understand), and sit on From "Yau Tong Station", the fare for this journey cost about thirty or forty yuan. When you walk out of the car door, go to the right and look to the left corner. You can see the "A1" exit (toward Puzhao Middle School, next to the A2 exit, don't go wrong). Go up the stairs from the A1 exit and go directly through the building. Building (there is a sign on the wall of the building "*** Member's Office". Follow the path out of the building and turn to the right when you see the road. Follow this road and cross the road a little ahead to Lei Yue Mun. In the square, you can go in and buy things. The first floor is a street market (like the fish and vegetable market in our mainland), where you can buy flowers, sacrifices and other things (PS: Marlboro is his favorite). The shops are upstairs. Buy camera batteries, etc.

After buying, don’t wait for the bus (bus), just go out of the shopping mall where you just entered, hail a taxi, and tell him to go to the cemetery. Look at Ka Kui (worry that some taxi uncles can’t understand Mandarin, you’d better write a note and put it with you in advance to avoid inconvenience), they will take you directly to the foot of Ka Kui’s tomb (that is, Section 15 Stairway), you can actually see the blue wall when you enter the cemetery. Only the back wall of Jiaju is blue, so you don’t need to look for it. The fare is about 22 yuan.

The opening hours of the cemetery are: 9:00 am to 4:30 pm, remember this time

Provincial Shanzhen Hall is at the foot of the mountain. There are taxis at the entrance of the cemetery. You can just take a taxi for a little money. I don’t know how to get there by taking the bus up the mountain. You can also walk directly down the mountain, but it will take a long time. There will be dogs wandering around the mountain when you walk down the road. Friends who are afraid of dogs But be careful. When you reach the intersection at the bottom of the mountain, just ask people how to get there.

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