The two protagonists of this episode are former advertising professionals, one of them is residing in Beijing and the other in Hong Kong. The choice of where they live, to a certain extent, reflects their collective experience. The theme of this epis...

Young people lack opportunities for upward social mobility. Is that why they have to win at the starting line?

Chu Tsz-leung (Mew) studied Form 1 for three times. While being assessed as a gifted student, Mew opted to attend practical school, where...

In the past, working hard would earn you a promotion and a raise. Does this “hard work brings you success” formula still exist nowadays? Does the young generation still believe in this success formula? Or should they open up new routes to create a w...

Hau-chun and Ho-man are two grassroots youngsters. Their parents’ generation made tremendous contributions during the most robust period of Hong Kong’s industrial and construction sectors, thereby building today’s prosperous Hong Kong. However, can Hau...

Riding on a rapid economic take-off, Hong Kongers born and grew up in the 80s and 90s are enjoying the fruit of the speedy development. Demolition, reconstruction, and construction of taller buildings, as well as in search of higher economic value, ha...

The spirit of Hong Kong is also known as the spirit of “Below the Lion Rock”: hardworking, perseverance and continuous self-reliance. Since the 80’s and the 90’s, when industries moved northwards, the society began to transform, and Hong Kong has beco...

What Hong Kong has achieved today is built upon the continuous efforts of local elites of different generations. Various effective and long-standing systems and values have been groped, developed and created for passing from one generation to another....

Some people look for opportunities in Hong Kong while some people pursue a stable life here. For the overseas Chinese who have experienced a volatile life, Hong Kong is a place where they can settle down. It is estimated that in the 1970s, 300,000 to...

Shi Dean moved to Hong Kong with his family at the age of 12. He began to come into contact with social movements when he was studying in university. Because of his participation in the movements, he gradually developed his affection for Hong Kong. H...

After migrated to New Zealand, Bernard returned to Hong Kong. He felt that things in Hong Kong had changed. He went to work in Beijing several years ago and had considered residing there, but he was loath to leave Hong Kong at the bottom of his heart...