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“How much you can get depends on how much you can give. “
Shun Bun LEE
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Origin - Macau
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“Don’t ever try to learn gambling. This is very important — don’t learn to gamble. After all it is better to keep our heads down and work hard.”
Siu Lam NGAN
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Origin - Mainland China
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“Unlike the young generation who live a comfortable life nowadays, our lives were very tough in the past, although they are still quite picky about a lot of things. My encouragement is that it is worthwhile to experience some hardship.”
Pok Sang CHEUNG
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Origin - Macau
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“Being respectful to family and parents is the only factor that can lead you to success in the society. If you are respectful to your parents, you will be respectful to the elderly in the society and to all your friends around you, and this effort will surely bring good results.”
Kiu Fat FONG
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Origin - Mainland China
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“I think the youngsters these days are very self-centered. Whatever they do they only think from their own perspective. One should cultivate a sense of dedication and a willingness to contribute.”
Richard LAM
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“I hope that I can help more people with Chinese medicine."
Li Fang HUANG
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Origin - Mainland China
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“A family needs parental discipline. If a family has its upbringing, and at school there are teachings from the teacher, then a person can obtain a standard for life after receiving a basic education.”
Sherry CHAN
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Origin - Mainland China
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“Musical instruments in ancient China were very popular. The emperors believed that using music for education and ruling the country would keep everything in order. They said that people who knew music were usually gentle, kind and loyal. “
Titus MAK
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“Be sure of our self image, what I mean is we don’t have to follow the trend.”
Chun Kuen CHEUNG
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“I admire the Traditional Chinese work ethic and I think I’m very lucky to have the opportunities I had working with the Chinese community.”
Robert GREENACRE
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Civil Servant
