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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 hope the youngsters understand more about China and about our history, remember where our roots lie and where we come from.”
Wing Sun PANG
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“I’ve often said to my son, “If you want to succeed, you must give, and stand right up where you fall, only then you are a man. Only then will you have the right to have a family of your own, to have offspring.”
William POON
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Origin - Mainland China
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“We overcame hardships to make a living and I hope they remember this part of history. The second and third generations of the Chinese community have already integrated into British society, they should refrain from any rebellious behaviours.”
Kim Man CHUNG
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Origin - Mainland China
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“I want to encourage especially those who born after the 1990s that they would widen their world view, blessing others is also a blessing to ourselves.”
Vincent AUN
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Origin - Singapore
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“We Chinese have a saying — ‘learn as long as we live’. I am still learning because there is so much to learn about.”
Cecilia Lam POON
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Origin - Hong Kong
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Young people these days don’t understand how difficult life was like in the past. I wish they knew that life was difficult back then, it wasn’t as easy as it is now.
Wing Chuen LI
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Origin - Mainland China
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“The young should take better care of themselves and if the circumstances permit, study hard. If circumstances are not favourable, then work hard at your job. ”
Paul LAU
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“This generation always says —- Me Me Me! I think it would be good to contribute and not just enjoy yourself. “
Eddie CHAN
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Origin - Hong Kong
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“I have been encouraging my grandson to join the English class in Islington every Tuesday. He has to learn English even though he is busy. If he doesn’t even invest two hours a week on learning English, he will end up like me: a mute.”
Yan LEE
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Origin - Hong Kong
