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Student releasing scattered papers on a windy cliff edge by the stormy ocean
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. ...
Empty classroom with wooden desks and chairs at sunset through large windows
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 ...
Steam locomotive labeled Crislogh Sapelen Balaw K.C.R. traveling on a mountain railway with smoke and steam, farmers walking nearby
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 ...
Further Reading

Stream

It’s one in the morning; I keep philosophising. What is happening is getting terrifying. Getting my hopes up, letting my guards down. It is time ...
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Little Big Master

Have you ever heard of Lillian Lui’s story? Her story reminded me of what is said in the film “Bruce Almighty”, “If you want a ...
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Student releasing scattered papers on a windy cliff edge by the stormy ocean

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 ...
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Five of the World’s Most Famous Museums

If you find visiting museums in Hong Kong boring, you can consider visiting museums in other countries after the pandemic!   The British Museum The ...
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Eye-Opening Career Expo Helper Days

Have you ever attended the annual Education and Career Expo at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center? During my internship in the Correctional Services ...
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Five World War I tanks advancing through a muddy, cratered battlefield with soldiers following

Evolution of Tanks: Germany (From WW1 to WW2)

Background During World War I, the British and French successively launched their tanks starting in 1916. The most popular ones were the British Mark series ...
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