The Contest aims to encourage the youths to explore their careers, consider and reflect which types of occupations are irreplaceable in the current age of artificial intelligence (AI). Participants should take a picture and submit the entry together with a short description to capture the story of an occupation.

To commemorate the 160th anniversary of the birth of Dr Sun Yat-sen, the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Committee on the Promotion of Civic Education are organising a parent-child quiz competition.The competition features the life of Dr Sun, and the relationship between his vision and current national developments.  Participants shall join the competition on a family basis and each team shall consist of two family members.  The competition comprises a Child Category and a Youth Category.  Participants shall answer 20 quiz questions and submit their applications via the competition website.  Upon the closing of the entry round, those with the best performance in each category will be selected by ballot to attend the quiz semi-final and quiz final and prize presentation ceremony.  Attendees may have a chance to compete in the quiz final for prizes worth up to HK$3,000.  Winning parent-child pairs will be awarded with a three-day, two-night trip to the Mainland.

The “Between Vault and Waters” Sam Po Shue Wetland Conservation Park Management Office (SPS WCP) and Viewing Deck Design Competition invites participants to propose an integrated architectural and structural intervention within the sensitive and serene wetland habitat and distinctive landscape of adjacent working fishponds of SPS WCP, Hong Kong.The Management Office serves as the entrance point of SPS WCP and the way-finder to future "Gateway to the Wetlands", the visitor centre to be developed under the remaining phase. The architecture shall be site-specific architectural identity that clearly expresses its functions and recognized as a harmonized landmark.The Viewing Deck should be imagined as a quiet sanctuary and a non-intrusive lens into nature. It is a place of quiet observation, a place of quiet observation, reflection, and ecological awareness. The proposal must balance public access with minimal disturbance to wetland habitats, migratory and resident birds, fishponds operations, and the wider environment.