[3] Part of the ground floor of the shopping centre, was also named "Tai Wo Market" (Chinese: 太和街市; lit.

[3] Both Tai Wo Estate and Po Nga Court were the residential projects of the Hong Kong Housing Authority, which initially they were part of the portfolios of rental housing and subsidised home ownership respectively.

[8] Historically, "Tai Wo" was the name of the current outdoor market area Fu Shin Street [zh] (富善街), which was situated on the southern shore of the Lam Tsuen River.

[12] Tsat Yeuk also built Kwong Fuk Bridge which connects the two market towns,[2]: 116  as well as Tai Po's Man Mo Temple which located in the centre of Fu Shin Street.

[2]: 102 To add more confusion to the name, government also runs an indoor wet market Tai Po Hui Market (大埔墟街市) in Tai Po Complex [zh], while its former location (大埔墟臨時街市), was redeveloped into a public housing estate Po Heung Estate, where they are near to the Fu Shin Street.

[13] The headquarters of Tai Po Rural Committee of Heung Yee Kuk, was located in the former school building of the Sung Tak primary school (not to be confused with Sung Tak Wong Kin Sheung Memorial School), which is located at one end of Fu Shin Street.

The accessibility of Tai Wo Shi had made the area as one of the important market town of the New Territories.

In 2015 Hong Kong local elections, the name of the District Council Election Constituency that Fu Shin Street (the historic Tai Wo Market) was located, was called "Tai Po Hui" (大埔墟; 'Tai Po Market'), while the large part of Tai Wo Estate was the only residential area of the election constituency "Tai Wo"; Po Nga Court and other part of Tai Wo Estate were the only residential area of the election constituency "Po Nga".

The current Tai Po Market station, was located on the boundary between "Tai Po Hui" constituency and "San Fu" (新富) constituency; the bus terminus of the station, which was located on the ground floor and underground level of a commercial-residential complex, Uptown Plaza [zh] (新達廣場), was entirely inside "San Fu" constituency.

[13] However, the proposed change for the District Council Election Constituencies of 2019 Hong Kong local elections, had enlarged the constituency "Po Nga", which cover more than Po Nga Court and part of the Tai Wo Estate.