Largo do Lilau

The place where the Zhengjia house was visited, by the way, is the place where Portuguese people lived when Macau opened. Now it has become a place for citizens to rest.

"A mother" or "A mother" means old woman, because the Cantonese "Ya" and "A" are the same words, so many Cantonese named place names often appear "Ya" and "A" exchange of words. The official name used in Macau is the name of the front of the Yapo well. "A mother" means old woman. The legend shows that a mother-in-law built a pool in this place to store mountain springs for residents to drink, the old man called the pool Yapojing, Portuguese means "mountain spring".

"Aw" or "Aw" means old woman, because the Cantonese "Ya" and "A" are the same words, so many Cantonese named place names often appear "Ya" and "A" exchange of words. The official name used in Macau is the name of Yaw Well Front. The area is a small square located in the north of Wangyang Mountain in the west of Macau. As the area is surrounded by many ancient buildings, it is listed as a cultural, historical and cultural heritage area in Macau. Since 2005, it has been listed in the World Heritage List with one of the historical cities of Macau. As for the source of the place name, the legend is that a mother-in-law of the Ming Dynasty built a pool here, and the mountain spring is convenient for residents to drink. The old man called the pool Yapojing. The Portuguese meaning Yapojing means mountain spring. Some people live in wells, and the Portuguese in early Macau live here. There is a folk song that says, “Drinking Yapo well water, you can’t forget Macau; you can either start a family in Macau, or you can’t come back.”

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