long live us

I like watching the sunrise very much, and I will watch it when I travel around, but I rarely have the opportunity to watch the sunrise in Victoria Harbour. I am a New Territories cattle, and I rarely stay overnight (even in college years, I really need sleep).

Eason Chan's sunrise live reminds me that I have been missing such a beautiful frame of scenery.

He is an artist who rarely avoids the distinction between yellow and blue in the political turmoil. Last year, he was accused of covering his eyes with the concert poster. He was a supporter of Hong Kong independence, but he managed to get through it safely.

Of course I don't know the deity, but Eason Chan is talented, has a more genuine and kind personality, pays attention to the ecology/livelihood of the industry, respects musicians and backstage personnel, and has the courage to open up a new pattern. These are the evaluations he has received over the years.

The so-called "core values" that we cherish are actually the soil that can grow this kind of personality charm. We care not only about ourselves, but also about the people and things around us. Eason Chan may not be as profitable as William Chan, but Hong Kong people will only like to move forward.

A trustworthy and dynamic society can have Eason Chan. We can have any rhyme and Jackie Chan at the same time. Those who are so poor that they have only money left and do not even deserve to be named can live in this place with peace of mind, rather than move to the place where they can buy real money. We will guard such a place until our last breath.