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“Hong Kong Needs More Than A Cultural Bureau Which Is Just The First Move. We Need A Cultural Government, Cultural People, and A Cultural Chief Executive,” Said The Former Secretary For Home Affairs Dr Patrick Ho
“Hong Kong Needs More Than A Cultural Bureau Which Is Just The First Move. We Need A Cultural Government, Cultural People, and A Cultural Chief Executive,” Said The Former Secretary For Home Affairs Dr Patrick Ho
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Anita Mui In Anita: What Made Her A Hong Kong Super Superstar: 1963-2003
Anita Mui In Anita: What Made Her A Hong Kong Super Superstar: 1963-2003
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A Brave & Resilient Theatre Actress Perry Chiu(焦媛): After 40, A Woman Should Smile And Open Her Door Of Self-Acceptance
30-10-21 In the old dining hall filled with sunshine, white panelling and wood windows, Perry Chiu(焦媛)arrived and lightened the mood at my table. She wore no jewellery but serious makeup. Meticulous dressing up is a large part of her polite character. She talked in a soft and heedful manner. Her lack of pretension was markedly…
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Mind Wandering: From Commercial Radio’s ‘Music Is Live’, Keung To, Tyson Yoshi, Terence Lam And Jer To The 4 Kinds Of Luck In life And My Footsteps Behind Broadcast Drive
19-10-21 Is age the enemy of popularity? Old singers are often harshly categorized as senile, old-fashioned and unattractive. ‘Ageism’ conveniently allows the younger generations to see old people as worse than themselves and so, they self-assure. In Hong Kong, stars especially singers are divisible into 3 classes: the stars of the months, old singers and…
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The Work Of A Good Lawyer Was To Resolve The Ambiguity Out Of 2 Jurisdictions, Hong Kong & The Chinese Mainland: The 40 Years Of 10 Meaningful Phases Of Interaction
20-7-21 It is by speed and insight that great things are achieved. Speed is the quick seizure of opportunities. Insight is not a matter of hitting the 4 walls. It is shaped by one’s sensible judgement of the ambiguity in a given situation. I sincerely pray that young lawyers nowadays will go to the Greater…
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The Accomplished Photographer Of Hong Kong: Ringo Tang’s Philosophy Of 3 Dimensions To Photography And Life Which Will Make You Real And Not Someone Else
28-9-21 By cause of the invention and popularity of mobile phones, we live, or are forced to live, in an extremely visual world. Photographic visual records are all around us: personal, family, school, travel memories and work events. Most of us dislike the way we look in photos, or for that matter, we dream of…
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The Disciplined & Responsible ‘Prince Of Flying Fish’ Alex Fong(方力申): Of Premium Quality As An Idol? Boyfriend or Husband?
29-09-21 A boyfriend is good enough when he can spend sweet moments with you, but you may not want to go to the next level. A husband may be an unexciting and simple man but he takes exceptional care of your well-being and is keen to be kind to your family. A boyfriend is a…
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Selfish Behaviours Can Burn Down Hong Kong Image As A ‘Cultural Hub’: Its All About Trying A Little Kindness In Public Places
06-08-21 “Try a Little Kindness” is a very popular song first recorded by country music singer Glen Campbell in 1969. The song was about being considerate of the needs and feelings of others. It was a super hit in the world. When I was a kid, TV in Hong Kong showed the music video almost…
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Yao Jue(姚珏): The True Playful Character Of A Multifaceted Lady Violinist Born In Shanghai, Educated In New York And Living In Hong Kong
25-08-21 I have never seen a lady like Yao Jue (姚珏) having that many multifaceted personalities. She can be elegant, serious, dejected, cheerful, whining, corky and bubbly. An artist is nothing without the personality, but the personality is nothing without quality. She is always one of the kind—with her confidence, talent and faith. I have…
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“Artists Have A Value, But Nothing We Know Suggests That!”—How Prudence Mak & Her Famous Cartoon Figure Chocolate Rain Inspire Us In Hong Kong To Believe In Ourselves!
17-08-21 The Elevator Card is a magic effect in which a playing card can return to the top of the deck after being placed elsewhere in the middle of the deck. ‘Talent’ is the Elevator Card of everyone and according to Prudence Mak (麥雅端), the creator of the well-known cartoon Chocolate Rain, there is a…