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60 %u5c08%u984c%u6545%u4e8bFeature Story%u820a%u8c8c%u65b0%u984f%uff1a%u83ef%u5bcc%u90a8%u91cd%u5efaMaking an Old Estate Ne Wah Fu Estate Redevelopment%u6574%u88dd%u4ee5%u5099%uff1a%u8ffd%u6eaf%u83ef%u5bcc%u6b77%u53f2%u6587%u5316%u83ef%u5bcc%u90a8%u4f4d%u65bc%u6e2f%u5cf6%u5357%u9762%uff0c%u81e8%u6d77%u4f9d%u5c71%u800c%u5efa%uff0c%u662f%u672c%u6e2f%u8f03%u65e9%u671f%u7684%u516c%u71df%u623f%u5c4b%u767c%u5c55%u8a08%u5283%u4e4b%u4e00%uff0c%u4e5f%u662f%u5168%u6e2f%u9996%u500b%u4ee5%u7368%u7acb%u5e02%u93ae%u6982%u5ff5%u8208%u5efa%u7684%u516c%u5c4b%u9805%u76ee%u3002%u5176%u4ed6%u516c%u5c4b%u9805%u76ee%u901a%u5e38%u662f%u5728%u5df2%u767c%u5c55%u6210%u719f%u7684%u793e%u5340%u52a0%u5efa%u623f%u5c4b%uff0c%u800c%u83ef%u5bcc%u90a8%u537b%u7c4c%u5efa%u65bc%u4eba%u53e3%u7a00%u5c11%u7684%u9109%u90ca%uff0c%u9060%u96e2%u7576%u6642%u7684%u5e02%u5340%u548c%u8a2d%u65bd%u3002%u5c4b%u90a8%u65bc%u4e0a%u4e16%u7d00 60%u5e74%u4ee3%u843d%u6210%uff0c%u898f%u6a21%u7a7a%u524d%u9f90%u5927%uff0c18%u5e62%u4f4f%u5b85%u5927%u5ec8%u63d0%u4f9b%u7d049 200%u500b%u55ae%u4f4d%uff0c%u5bb9%u7d0d%u8d85%u904e24 000%u540d%u5c45%u6c11%u3002Getting Ready: Tracing Wah Fu%u2019s History and CultureWah Fu Estate, sprawling over a hillside above the sea to the south of Hong Kong Island, was one of Hong Kong%u2019s earlier public housing developments, and the first in the territory to have been built as a self-contained township. While other public housing developments typically took the form of blocks erected within pre-existing established neighbourhoods, Wah Fu Estate was a sparsely populated rural site situated at a considerable distance from existing urban areas and facilities. Completed in the 1960s, the estate was built on an unprecedented scale, comprising 18 residential blocks with approximately 9 200 flats, and housing more than 24 000 residents.