As early as 1959, the Methodist United Church built Yasili Village in order to accommodate the wooden huts in Tsuen Wan. The Yasri Community Center was established in 1960 to provide medical, educational and social services to the villagers of the Yasri Village at that time. In the mid-1960s, Dawokou Village and Kwai Chung Village were built separately, and the service was extended to the villagers of these two villages.
 

Asbury Methodist Social Service ordered a reunion gift. It is a 3D printing moon lamp. The moon lamp with the diameter 15cm is made of PLA material with 3D technology, environmentally and energy-saving, makes it fall resistant. Built-in USB rechargeable battery, with cycle and duration performance, works normally during charging (charging 2-3 h, working 8-24 h). The 3D printing moon lamp is perfect decorative lights or gift for Christmas, thanksgiving, birthdays, party, wedding, anniversary, lover, kids, children bedroom, living room, dinning room and outdoor decoration, a favorite gift for your friends or lover.