Este trabajo estudia los cambios de las prácticas espaciales que se han llevado a cabo durante su larga existencia histórica de la asociación china de miembros de habla hakka llamada la Sociedad Tong Sing con el fin de arrojar luz sobre su metamorfosis sociocultural e histórica. Existen valiosas investigaciones históricas sobre el tema de la inmigración china al Perú y los templos y sociedades de la colonia china en el Perú. Por otro lado muchos trabajos antropológicos dialogan acerca del tema del espacio, la memoria y la identidad asociadas con él. Es de esperar que una lectura antropológica del espacio de la Sociedad Tong Sing en su historia y contemporaneidad se daría con hallazgos inesperados. / This paper studies the changes of spatial practices that have taken place during its long historical existence of the Chinese association of Hakka-speaking members [One of the main subdivisions of the Chinese language spoken mainly in southern China by the Hakka people.] called the Tong Sing Society [In Mandarin Chinese it is pronounced as Tong Sheng which means to prosper together.] in order to shed light on its sociocultural and historical metamorphosis. There are valuable historical investigations on the subject of Chinese immigration to Peru and the temples and societies of the Chinese colony in Peru. On the other hand, many anthropological works dialogue about the theme of space, memory and identity associated with it. It is hoped that an anthropological reading of the space of the Tong Sing Society in its history and contemporaneity would occur with unexpected findings.