Eighty‑eight years of family in Geylang.

In 1930, a small group of clan elders began holding annual ancestral rites at "Wuweigang" in Singapore. By the spring of 1937, the gathering had grown enough that the elders, over a Qing Ming banquet, voted to form a clan body.

What began as remembrance has, across nine decades, become a living institution: war years preserved by elders who refused to abandon the empty premises; a Hall raised in 1975 by clansfolk who drove a battered car around Singapore to ask for donations; a youth group today serving frontline meals and cleaning homes for those who need it.