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Letters from readers: Love of dancing and fishing, concerns about stereotypes

This week, readers talk about expressing themselves through dance, Roblox games and why we need to stop stereotyping
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Published: 1:00am, 28 Apr 2025
Length: 327 words
Letters from readers: Love of dancing and fishing, concerns about stereotypes

One student writes about her love of dancing and how it makes her feel happy and free. Photo: Shutterstock

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Anaya Banthia (aged 11), Kowloon Junior School

I love to dance. Dancing makes me feel happy and free.

I enjoy performing on stage and sharing my passion with others. While I don’t like hip-hop or ballet, I love other dance styles.

Learning new moves and expressing myself through dance is so much fun.

I can’t wait to see where my dancing takes me in the future. I also love to read because I get lost in the story.

My favourite animal is the tiger because they are so fierce and interesting.

Anaya Banthia attends Kowloon Junior School. Photo: Handout
Anaya Banthia attends Kowloon Junior School. Photo: Handout

Jayvis Lam (aged 8), La Salle Primary School

Do you know what stereotyping is?

Are all firefighters and pilots men? Are all nurses and flight attendants women? Does blue belong to boys and pink belong to girls? If you think so, you have stereotypes.

Stereotypes limit people’s chances and choices in daily life and in the long run, and it’s not fair for everybody. Let’s stop stereotyping.

Jayvis Lam attends La Salle Primary School. Photo: Handout
Jayvis Lam attends La Salle Primary School. Photo: Handout

Max Lo (aged 9), Cheung Chau Kwok Man School

Do you want to try fishing? Now, you can try fishing from the comfort of your home.

In the Roblox game Fisch, we can enjoy fishing. First, you need to buy a fishing rod. The training rod is suitable for beginners.

Next, you need to buy fishing bait. Now, we can go fishing and sell the fish to the merchant.

The fun part of this game is unlocking new secret places, like Atlantis. You might catch a lot of poop and rocks, but also whales and sharks, and even a rare treasure map. You never know what you will see.

Max Lo of Cheung Chau Sacred Heart School. Photo: Handout
Max Lo of Cheung Chau Sacred Heart School. Photo: Handout
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