The main contents of this issue include ——

[College Activity]
The Committee on Environmental Protection of the College and CUAgro jointly organized the “Farm Visit and Roselle Tea Gathering” to visit “Sun Hing Farm” in Yuen Long, where students could pick fresh roselle and enjoy roselle tea on the spot. Chen Kemeng (IBBA/2) shared her interesting experiences in picking fresh roselle.

[Alumni Interview]
In this issue, Mr. Yang Sze-ngai Raymond (17/Government and Public Administration), Co-Founder of “JUST FEEL”, talked about the vision and work of “JUST FEEL”, and how his upbringing, university life and teaching experience prompted him to establish this organization.

[New Asia Young Scholars Scheme (NAYS)]
The NAYS Scheme has recently held a “Chinese Opera Culture Workshop” hosted by Ms. Lee Ship (97/Chinese Language and Literature), and a “Chinese Philosophy Lecture” delivered by Prof. Huang Yong of the Department of Philosophy. Participants of the Scheme, Dong Rancheng (History/3) and Wang Yam-miu (Philosophy/2) shared with us their insights and experiences gained from the activities.

[Column “Heterogeneity in a Single Theme”]
The theme of this issue is mental wellness and family relationship, and is written by two alumni Mr. Yang Sze-ngai Raymond (17/Government and Public Administration) and Mr. Chan Pak-ka (07/Chinese Language and Literature). Raymond illustrated the story of Ching- yee in order to encourage people to embrace and express their feelings and needs bravely. In response to Raymond’s article, Pak-ka discussed how we engage, grow and reflect in relationships.