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Chun Chan (aged 9), Po Leung Kuk Camoes Tan Siu Lin Primary School
If I could change something about Hong Kong, the biggest thing I would want to change is the sheer, overwhelming intensity of the daily grind and the cost of living.
While the city’s convenience and energy are unmatched, many locals agree that the relentless pressure and high expenses make it tough to breathe and enjoy life.
I would transform some of the ultra-dense commercial space into more green community hubs and affordable social spaces.
By easing up the frantic pace, residents could actually relax.
Chloe Yim Tsz-yu (aged 9), CPC Yao Dao Primary School
My favourite subjects are maths and physical education (PE) because they are fun and easy. In maths lessons, we play treasure chest games. In PE, we go to the school playground and play dodgeball.
My favourite hobby is dancing. I started learning it when I was four years old. I love it because it is fun. I can stay healthy because I do a lot of exercise in class.
My family consists of my mum, dad, brother and cousin. I usually play computer games with my brother and my cousin. I play phone games with my mum. I talk to my dad every day.
My best friend is Eva. I usually play with her because she is kind and friendly.
Jai Detaramani (aged 7), Kowloon Junior School
We are very lucky in Hong Kong because there are lots of other places in the world that do not have access to fresh water.
In Hong Kong, I turn on my tap and get unlimited water, but in some places you cannot get fresh water immediately; you have to walk for many hours to get it, and it might not even be clean. We need to appreciate how lucky we are and try not to waste water.
Here are some ways to save water: turn off the tap when you are not using it. Do not take long showers. Tell an adult if you see a leak.
It is also important to drink a lot of water to stay hydrated.
