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2023

December 4, 2023:Young generation’s healthy minds need to be built up from an early age
A study found that nearly one-quarter of children aged 6 to 17 exhibited symptoms of mental disorders. This issue is particularly severe among adolescents. The article explores the impact of stress, disappointment, and mindset on children's mental health and proposes methods for educators and parents to address these challenges
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/364811#Young-generation%E2%80%99s-healthy-minds-need-to-be-built-up-from-an-early-age


November 8, 2023:Programs, proposals aim to make life easier for city’s parents
Hong Kong's happiness index has hit a new low since 2005, with at least 22 teenagers under the age of 19 committing suicide since July. For future parents, concerns about the pressures their children may face could be one of the significant considerations in deciding whether to have children
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/360247#Programs-proposals-aim-to-make-life-easier-for-city%E2%80%99s-parents


November 1, 2023:Hong Kong has to take care of the rightful needs of the middle class
The Singapore government urgeda pursuit of meaningful happiness rather than material wealth and a redefinition of success. This reflects the desire of young people for meaning and society's emphasis on economic development and values. This also provides insights for Hong Kong


October 18, 2023:Prevention is better than cure when it comes to mental health
Surveys indicate that Hong Kong's happiness index is at its lowest since 2018. While the government has strengthened mental health services, overall mental well-being has not improved. Prevention is better than cure, and fostering "LIFE education" can help enhance happiness
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/356723#Prevention-is-better-than-cure-when-it-comes-to-mental-health


September 5, 2023:Promoting parenting education could boost city’s fertility rate
Hong Kong's birth rate is low due to social changes and parenting difficulties. The article advocates for enhancing parenting education in schools to improve young people's parenting skills and address this issue
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/349339#Promoting-parenting-education-could-boost-city%E2%80%99s-fertility-rate


April 18, 2023:Greatest risk to national security is from within
The article highlights the importance of educating young people about the political system for the well-being of the nation. It emphasizes the influence of Western narratives on youthful perspectives and suggests a rational approach to acknowledging China's achievements
Link: https://www.chinadailyhk.com/article/326064#Greatest-risk-to-national-security-is-from-within


2021

August 21. 2021:How Hong Kong’s revamped liberal studies subject can foster critical thinking and personal development
This article explores the evolution and hurdles of liberal studies in Hong Kong since 2009. It emphasizes the importance of fostering critical thinking and universal values ​​in education.
Link: https://www.scmp.com/comment/opinion/article/3128569/how-hong-kongs-revamped-liberal-studies-subject-can-foster-critical


2017

December 7, 2017:Why diversity is under threat in Hong Kong’s post-secondary education sector
This article addresses diversity challenges in Hong Kong's higher education. The rapid growth of self-financed institutions risks monopolizing the market and stifling innovation. Effective government policies are needed to ensure fair competition and preserve diversity.
Link: https://www.scmp.com/comment/insight-opinion/article/2123172/why-diversity-under-threat-hong-kongs-post-secondary