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The 5 Common Kinds Of “Immersive Theatres”: Do You Think The Thrills Can Stand The Test Of Time?
The art boundaries between “orthodox” and “atypical”, and between “high” and “low”, are speedily disappearing. Thomas Hood, a poet, said, “There are 3 things which the public will always clamour for sooner or later : namely novelty, novelty, novelty.” In life, nothing is new actually and the novelty lies in your reaction to it. New…
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The Bear “Paddington” Travels From London To Peru: Can We Also Use Films To Stimulate Tourism For Hong Kong?
We become what we are inspired. A good movie creates ideas that we could tap into their creativity and relatedness. The Chinese New Year movie for Hong Kong this year includes Paddington in Peru (柏靈頓：秘魯大冒險). Following its old success model theory, the film is half animation and half real characters. It has an easy-to-follow plot,…
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The Unprecedented Decision Of The Court Of Final Appeal In Hong Kong On Legalising Same-Sex Union: Reasons Behind The Court’s Decision And Its Related Complicated Issues
There are 3 groups of people: Those who are subjective and those who are objective; or those who are in-between. “Moral absolutism” is unconditional and dogmatic, and no moral principle can be changed. “Moral relativism” holds that moral rules can change, and apply to different kinds of people in a society at different times. Moreover,…
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