I finally unpacked the suitcases completely, and as they stood there to be tucked away, Teddy jumped onto them and sat there. It’s been some time I haven’t touched it. Max’s Teddy. Max’s favourite toy. There used to be rounds of games as I pulled out the suitcases, or, pushed them away. I liked to cheer…

You have been on roller coaster, through tribulations and trials, climbed to high achievements and plunged with SARS into depression…You have learnt from the good, the bad and the inevitable. Although among you, there are conflicting views and dissenting ideas, but you have never given up for the wellbeing of your people. You are resilient,…

I sit in front of the window watching the shifting winds coming, pulling the branches and cutting the leaves as they go from one end to the other. It is October in the northern island of Germany; it’s when the seasons hand over the spirit of life, like in a race of relay, from one…

On the 9th of September,1999 we adopted Max, our beloved dog and best friend from the RSPCA. It was a day that transformed me and my life. Looking back, I am amazed at how God worked to inspire and strengthen me through a mere animal; and how much I have been changed beyond my control and imagination.    Now today, fifteen years later in 2014,…

The Changeover of Hong Kong from British Colony to Chinese HKSAR—The First of July I still remember how Mr Chris Patten, the then Governor of Hong Kong, stood in the rain and got soaked through; his wet hair spread on his forehead, water dripping down on his face, as if tears were pouring down…Indeed he was saddened,…

For the Chinese, the fourth of June is a day not to be forgotten. It marked the fervent aspiration for human rights and freedom when the university students set up tents and staged a large scale of protest in Tiananmen Square in Beijing. But on the fourth of June in 1989, as the tanks were…