Black roof tiles, gray concrete wall, green windows and red double-door gates are the typical houses of military dependents’ villages. The neighbors used to hang out, drop in and have a chat. By sunset, they came back for preparing dinner for family. After a while, the smell of cooking filled the lanes. However, as time changed, military dependents' villages were torn down by urban renewal, reconstruction of dependents' villages, outward moving of the young generation residents for studying and marriage. The villagers still lives in their small houses with their aged body alone. There’s nothing left but memories.
