“This generation always says —- Me Me Me! I think it would be good to contribute and not just enjoy yourself. “

Eddie CHAN
CEO of a Chinese Health Centre

“Certainly it is better to have a companion, someone to talk to. I don’t know a reason why people don’t get married.”

Lai Fong YEUNG
Retired Supermarket Worker

“I hope that young people could make use of their time and opportunity to learn more new skills. “

Kit Fong WONG
Chinese Language Teacher

“Don’t give up. You don’t know what is there waiting for you around the corner. If you give up, you will never get to that corner. You’ve got to keep going, go round that corner and you’ll see a new page.”

Lulu LANGTREE
University lecturer/ Translator

“I encourage young people as if they were my children. I encourage them not to get addicted to bad habits (gambling addiction). Do not ever get involved in the bad habits like those older Chinese. We should be disciplined and look after our health.”

Tit Ying TANG
Retired Restaurant Business Owner

“Be modest, be polite and kind to others. Loyalty is very important, deceiving is useless.”

Stanley TSE
Supermarket and Restaurant Business Owner

“I have six children. Five daughters and one son. They are all married. I am already a grandma of three.”

Yuk Lan CHAN
Retired Restaurant Business Owner

“I hope they [youngsters] will continue to strive for Chinese culture, contribute to society, and feel proud of China for its achievements.”

So Man CHAN
Retired Restaurant Business Owner

"I always say to my son. Although you are a British citizen, don't forget you are a Chinese."

Ka Lun WONG
Financial Advisor/Chinese School Head Master

“Keep an open mind, broaden your views, advance in your endeavours, enrich your mind and build up interests, be accepting towards a multi-cultural society, learn more about the western culture.”

Ying WAN
Tour Guide and Musician