Community Impressions
Auntie Ha was among the fire victims who got resettled in Hong Kong’s first public housing estate at Shek Kip Mei. As an old kaifong, she still remembers life in the estate in the early days. She even recounted her experience in a drama performance. With a positive mindset, she believes the best is yet to come.
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Working in an advertising agency, Diane leads a hectic life night and day. However, when he gets back to his home at Choi Hung Estate, the laid-back atmosphere allows him to repose and find a rhythmic balance between light and shade, haste and slowness, buzz and quietude.
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Miggy was born in Tsui Ping Estate. As she grew up, she yearned to break through the confines of her living environment and explore the world. After some ups and downs, she returns to Tsui Ping and comes to appreciate that no matter how the world changes, things will be fine as long as home is still there.
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Ms Lee has been an active volunteer worker in Kwong Fuk Estate. Thanks to her influence, her son Andy is also a volunteer, serving as coach for a local rugby team which had nurtured his zeal for the sport. It’s amazing to see benevolence and love for the community passing on from mother to son.
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Grown up in fisherman families, Mr and Mrs Bu love the sea. Together with their children, they live happily in Nga Ning Court where they can enjoy the leisure and serenity of the Cheung Chau island. They are content with the simple life they lead.
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This is a story about a young man in pursuit of self-esteem. Tse-kwong, a Mainland immigrant living in Tin Yuet Estate of Tin Shui Wai, used to be an introvert. By chance, he falls in love with running, which helps him build his self-confidence and discover the beauty of the new town around him.
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Sau King and Meng Yee have been good friends for 50 years. They are also good neighbours in Fuk Loi Estate where they have lived for nearly half a century. Life seems to be full of trifles, but they are able to count their blessings.
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Childhood memories are always the sweetest. Koney brings the audience back to her carefree childhood at Wah Fu Estate which is full of happy moments and interesting incidents.
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