Young Entrepreneurs

...exchange and networking opportunities for the alliance members and young participants, which will help youth entrepreneurs in strengthening their confidence and capabilities in innovation and entrepreneurship in the gba.

...exchange between two strangers. Guess who’s coming to dinner tells a pre-meal story itself, tackling serious themes with light-hearted humour. Toast also serves as an appetiser, as the son traces the origins of his culinary passion through his childhood recollections.As for main course, babette’s feast and big night could hardly be more fitting. Both depict individuals in foreign lands preparing lavish feasts originating from their homeland, treating culinary delights as divine blessings. Julie & julia and cooking history both use cookbooks as conduits to explore deeper themes. The former uses a cookbook to bridge two eras, invoking a dialogue between women across generation and time; the latter employs recipes to weave together six historical segments, tracing the stories of military cooks and soldiers to observe shifting tides through kitchen windows. First cow also delves into history, tracing back to the american frontier era to depict two men’s culinary entrepreneurial dreams.For dessert, comedies may offer some light-hearted delights. Tampopo indulges in dark humour, brimming with exaggerated satire that remains rich without being overpowering, sweet at an amount that is just right. The cook, the thief, his wife & her lover could also be viewed as a black comedy on the absurd side while masterfully blending cuisine with love and hatred. The chinese feast not only fulfils the requirements of a festive comedy but also combines culinary themes with kung fu and wuxia elements. Though not a comedy, boiling point features a seamless single-take rhythm, making it a delightful after-dinner treat that lingers in the memory.Today’s special selection features master cheng, starring chu pak-hong. Like kamome diner, it was also filmed in finland, setting against the soothing landscapes of scandinavia. It will be screened at the east kowloon cultural centre (ekcc). Concurrently, the enrichment programme “bon cinéppétit!” invites audiences to share memorable flavours remind them of these fourteen films, which will be compiled into a display at the ekcc and online. Participating viewers could earn free tickets to a delectable “grand finale”, a multi-sensory screening of ratatouille and an. The former, a family-friendly animation, conveys the universal aspiration that anyone can cook; the latter, through the story of a dorayaki shop, captures insights into life, mutual understanding, and care between people.Special thanks to the four art directors for taking time to attend the seminars, and heartfelt gratitude to all guest speakers for agreeing to participate in the post-screening talks. We hope this diverse menu of film genres and styles invites audiences to join us for a feast for the eyes, ears and taste buds. Let’s embark on a soul-stirring journey of flavours.Curator｜ernest chan

e-sports music, arts with disabilities, and sand painting represent three distinctive arts, once considered 'unconventional,' they are increasingly valued for their significances and influences as social progress and evolving beliefs. these unique artistic expressions transcend traditional boundaries, offering fresh experiences and perspectives while showcasing unique creativity and talent. echoes of diversity integrates e-sports music, inclusive performance of chinese and western music, and sand painting, blending theatrical elements with cross-boundary collaboration, it challenges the perception of 'unconventional' arts, conveying messages of unity and inclusion. with its innovative approach, the project aims to inspire audiences to embrace and understand the diversity and different abilities, fostering greater inclusivity within the arts sector and community.

e-sports music, arts with disabilities, and sand painting represent three distinctive arts, once considered 'unconventional,' they are increasingly valued for their significances and influences as social progress and evolving beliefs. these unique artistic expressions transcend traditional boundaries, offering fresh experiences and perspectives while showcasing unique creativity and talent. echoes of diversity integrates e-sports music, inclusive performance of chinese and western music, and sand painting, blending theatrical elements with cross-boundary collaboration, it challenges the perception of 'unconventional' arts, conveying messages of unity and inclusion. with its innovative approach, the project aims to inspire audiences to embrace and understand the diversity and different abilities, fostering greater inclusivity within the arts sector and community.

...exchange among the chinese orchestras, symphony orchestras, string orchestras and symphonic bands. The participating groups will receive comments from professional musicians. Awards are presented to participating groups for encouragement.The string orchestra interflow is arranged in 4 classes: primary school class a, primary school class b, secondary school class a and secondary school class b. Around 50 school orchestras will take part in the string orchestra interflow this year.The string orchestra interflow is one of the programmes of the 2025 [email protected]/12/202512:00 primary school class b (session 1)[the programme will run for about 1.5 hours]15:30 primary school class b (session 2)[the programme will run for about 2.5 hours]10/12/202510:30 primary school class a [the programme will run for about 1.5 hours]14:30 secondary school class a [the programme will run for about 1.5 hours]11/12/202510:30 secondary school class b (session 1) [the programme will run for about 2 hours]14:30 secondary school class b (session 2) [the programme will run for about 3.5 hours]without intermission

...exchanges culminate in an exhibition that features artworks celebrating this cross-disciplinary collaboration. Focusing on the brain, the project explores the interconnectedness of the brain, nervous system, and emotions through artistic expression. Engage your brain, nerves, and emotions in this aesthetically moving experience.Artists: candice keung, dexter lee, stickylinescientists: dr cora lai, charlene lam, ph.D.

...exchanges between hong kong and our partner economies, the scheme also enhances bilateral cooperation and promotes tourism and development between the two places. Under the scheme, participants may stay in the partner economy for an extended period. They are also allowed to take up short-term employment as an incidental aspect of their stay, or enrol in short-term course(s) (except for ireland) so as to acquire a better understanding of the cultural and social developments of the partner economy. The scheme aims to enable hong kong youths to gain invaluable experience while holidaying and working abroad, which would help strengthen their self-confidence, resilience and interpersonal skills. Scroll down and learn more now! eligibility to be eligible for applying for the working holiday scheme, an applicant must: be aged between 18 and 30 (both ages inclusive) at the time of lodging application; not be accompanied by any dependent during the journey; be ordinarily resident in the hksar and holding a valid hksar passport; be going abroad primarily for holidaying; hold a return travel ticket or sufficient funds to purchase such a ticket; and have proof of financial resources to support his/her initial expenses in the partner economy. Working holidaymakers are required and strongly advised to take out suitable medical, hospitalisation and liability insurance before departure to cover the possible related costs incurred abroad. Application and enquiries applicants may approach the relevant consulates for application forms and enquiries about details of the scheme. For contacts, please refer to " useful information and links ". Applicants are reminded that the eligibility criteria, and terms and conditions of individual working holiday scheme are subject to review and change by the host government without prior notice. For detailed eligibility criteria and arrangements of individual working holiday scheme, please refer to the websites, labour department's working holiday website and updates from the respective host governments and consulates . For the reminders for working holidaymakers or experience sharing from working holiday participants, please visit labour department's working holiday scheme website . Source labour department - working holiday website

...exchange contact numbers and ask where they live, what they do for a living, how many members there are in the family directly, and so on. This kind of conservation is quite common in india. Hong kong people are the opposite. It is odd for hong kong people to start a conservation or give a smile to a stranger in general. However, i am used to it now." despite there were some coordination issues within the team in the early stage of filming, at the end everyone got along well, respected each other, and worked together as a team. This is exactly what a director wants to see. Finally, the movie written and directed by sri was released in 2021. It received encouraging reviews and also set a precedent for hong kong films. Looking back now, it seems like a dream, a bollywood movie dream in hong kong, "is it hard to make a movie? in fact, nothing is easy. No matter how difficult it is, i still have to try, because that is my passion." sri continued to wear a smile on his face, pursuing his movie dreams. Youth development commission "to be here, it's good" campaign webpage : www.Ydc.Gov.Hk/852 ig : www.Instagram.Com/youthdevelopmentcommission/ facebook : www.Facebook.Com/ydcgovhk

...exchange tours for students and youths, field studies on local wartime history, as well as educational visits to museums. Please visit the website for the 80th anniversary of victory in the chinese people's war of resistance against japanese aggression and the world anti-fascist war for details.

...exchange activities for participants, enabling them to experience the achievements of the country in various fields. Eligibility applicants should be aged between 18 and 30, are - (i) a full-time post-secondary student (including sub-degree, undergraduate, or postgraduate) holding a hong kong permanent identity card; or (ii) a local full-time post-secondary student (including sub-degree, undergraduate, or postgraduate) holding a hong kong identity card. Please visit the website of the youth development commission for programmes information and application details.