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” Learn more about Chinese culture; and participate more in the Chinese cultural activities.”
Jeffrey CHEUNG
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Origin - Hong Kong
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It is not right just to devote yourself to China and not to the UK because you were born here. This country has helped to raise you. And yet it is not right just to devote yourself to the UK and not to China because denying your ancestral origins is considered to be ungrateful.
Jo Kao MAN
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“I hope that one day they [the younger generation] understand that they are Chinese and learn more about Chinese history. ”
Teresa MAN
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“Nowadays not many media outlets would mention Confucianism, morality, justice and humanity. Many would think that money is everything. I encourage them [the young people] to care and show respect to their parents and contribute more to society.”
Bill PANG
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“A lot of people plan for wealth and fame. I’m not saying these are not good but think about this — what could we bring along with us on the day we die?
Anita TANG
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“I hope that the young people don’t waste their time, better not to go with the flow, not to follow those branded fashion things like that. It is better to do well in their studies and to gain a good body of knowledge. It will be useful whenever and wherever you go.”
Tang CHEUNG
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“Young people have the guts, I think they have a lot of advantages.”
Gang FANG
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Origin - Mainland China
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“I wish to say to the young people that being humble is most important. When you start to work in society, it is only when you feel that you know less than others that you will try to learn from them. When you humble yourself down you will get more.”
Rainee LEE
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“Be focused, be good and avoid bad influences. Focus on study or work and don’t waste yourself away.”
Kam Fung TEY
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Origin - Malaysia
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“We learn from history. If you don’t know the past, how are you going to hope for the future?”
Tony IP
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Origin - Hong Kong
