Lantau Island

Where and how would I find English language material on the local religion practiced in Tai O, Lantau Island, China

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I have to say, I'm not finding much in English. I found out that the village of Tai O is located on Lantau Island. There is much news coverage of that locale in regard to a new International airport being built there, and I think an Asian Disneyland, as well. What helps is if you expand your search to Lantau Island. I found only a few things that may or may not be helpful to your query. I listed a couple of journals and newspapers that specialize in covering this region. I listed some articles I found. First off the bat, some contact information for librarians local to you.

Aruna Magier, South Asia, NYU Libraries, aruna.magier@nyu.edu
Evelyn Ehrlich, Religion, " " , evelyn.ehrlich@nyu.edu
Timothy Johnson, Anthropology, " " , timothy.johnson@nyu.edu
Nancy Stout, Religion, Fordham University Library, nstout@fordham.edu

Helpful Journals :
Chinese Sociology and Anthropology
South China Morning Post
The Australian Journal of Chinese Affairs

Articles:
Last fishing village threatened as young abandon ageing population
South China Morning Post, February 11, 2008 Monday, NEWS; Pg. 3, 704 words, Helen Wu

Plan to revive Tai O's salt-making tradition; Government puts up idea and advice, but no cash
South China Morning Post, January 16, 2008 Wednesday, NEWS; Pg. 1, 511 words, Helen Wu

Hong Kong's Quiet Neighbor. (1990, February). Sunset, 184(2), 110.

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