你可能曾經遊覽荔枝窩及附近的村落，但對於慶春約七村村民以前的生活，又了解多少呢？
由2016年起，在獅子會自然教育基金的支持下，香港地質公園與村民合作，開展了「同根同源」計劃，其中的口述歷史訪問，對象包括許多已移居海外的村民。不同的村民，不同的口述記錄，不但超越了「一個地方，一套歷史」的傳統觀念，亦讓本地社區重視其自然及文化遺產，與聯合國教科文組織的理念不謀而合。這些珍貴的口述歷史記錄已用於建立多間故事館，為訪客帶來不一樣的深度旅遊體驗。
為了配合沙頭角禁區進一步開放，慶春約七村與香港地質公園、獅子會自然教育基金和華懋集團再次合作，推出「一個人一個故事」系列。
The Seven Villages of the Hing Chun Alliance – Our Stories
You may have been to Lai Chi Wo and its neighbouring villages, but how much do you know about the life of the villagers in the old days?
Since 2016, with the support of the Lions Nature Education Foundation, Hong Kong Geopark started to conduct interviews with the villagers under a project entitled “Same Roots Same Origins”. These oral records not only transcended the traditional concept of "one place with only one history"; but they also helped the local communities value their natural and cultural heritage as advocated by the UNESCO. These valuable records were used to establish several Story Rooms, which provide visitors with atypical travel experience.
To tie in with the further opening of Sha Tau Kok, the seven villages of Hing Chun Alliance partner with Hong Kong Geopark, the Lions Nature Education Foundation and Chinachem Group again to launch the “Our Stories” series.