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“I encourage the youngsters to learn more, to do more exercise, and to contribute more to the society.”
Pak LAW
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Origin - Mainland China
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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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“When I was young I ate everything — greasy, deep fried… all sorts of food. Now that I am getting on in age, I realised that I shouldn’t eat like that any more. If I could go back in time, I would prefer to live a healthier lifestyle.”
Jenny LAM
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Origin - Malaysia
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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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“My son-in-law who is a westerner also believes in my herbal medicine. He would ask me what to have when he coughs.”
Ngan Mui MAN
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“Although putting things into practice is difficult, if we believe that our decision is right then keep going”.
Jane LI
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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 young people could be more objective, keep learning from others’ strengths in order to compensate for their own weaknesses.”
Michelle CHAN
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Origin - Malaysia
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"I would say to the young people that staying healthy is most important. Without health all the money you made would just be a waste, health is of the utmost importance."
Ping Fook WAN
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Origin - Hong Kong
