Writing
Shelter in the Storm: Stick Up For Yourself!
Introduction Academic pressures often strike me like relentless storms. Yet I discovered a shelter in the book Stick Up for Yourself!, which guided me toward greater confidence and emotional resilience. ...
Writing
A Parting Verse
I miss Your voice, your sound The classes where wisdom was found Your gentle words, the care you shared Those after-class moments, just us there Our conversations, deep and true ...
In-Depth
Kowloon-Canton Railway (KCR)
“The train to Tuen Mun is arriving. Please let passengers exit first.”“This is Route 705, Tin Shui Wai Circular.” I believe that most of you listen to these route announcements ...
The Discussion: What is Racism and the LGBTQ+ Community?
In recent years, the discussion of “racism” and the “LGBTQ+ community” has become a popular topic in many countries. It is a trending topic on ...
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[S5] Have Your Say (May 2020)
Have Your Say is a platform for you to voice your opinions on different hot topics. You are free to express your ideas and thoughts here. ...
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Three questions you may have about studying history in the university
As a student majoring in Chinese and History at City University of Hong Kong, I am frequently asked by secondary school students. I usually encounter ...
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My Life Being a Writer and Teacher
Have you ever imagined your life as being a NET teacher and a writer? Miss Kate White, who was a former NET teacher in K ...
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Working Opportunities in Thailand—Bliss or Bane?
Recently, Chinese actor Wang Xing, who was trafficked to KK land, aroused much social concern in China. Wang Xing realised that the working offer in ...
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Emma Goodwitt’s Casual Note: The Pathetic Childhood of Ian Blake (Part 1)
Author’s warning! this passage contains bloody and mentally disturbing plots. Think twice before you read. Every setting that seems problematic has a reason related to ...
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