VOICED : Hong Kongs trawlermen diversify as fish

Since January 1st, 2013, trawling in Hong Kong waters has been banned to protect the seabed and fish stocks. This has forced fishermen to seek alternative livelihoods, with some turning to tourism. The ban has significantly impacted the fishing industry, reducing the number of fishing boats and altering traditional family practices. Despite the challenges, some former fishermen have found new ways to preserve their culture and educate the public about traditional fishing techniques.

In what ways are former fishermen still connected to fishing?

What does the decline in the number of fishing boats in Hong Kong signify?