Situated within the Shenzhen Sha Tau Kok Border Special Management Zone, Sha Lan Ha Village is a Hakka village near the sea. It has a unique geographical location and historical background, and harbors unique folk cultural activities and places of correspondence in the intertwining of the two main ties of clan (Hakka) and folk beliefs (marine beliefs). Ritual behavior is a widespread phenomenon in the Chinese villages, fully reflecting the local folk culture, with a strong geopolitical character; ritual sites are the spaces where rituals take place, and rituals and sites are closely and inextricably linked. Due to the proximity of Chung Ying Street on the border of Shenzhen and Hong Kong, under the grand narrative of the national level of Chung Ying Street, the folk ritual sites in Sha Lan Ha Village have been squeezed and weakened, and the development of folk culture has been restricted.