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Excerpts from winning works of WBD Creative Competition
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The Hong Kong Public Libraries organized the '4ĄD23 World Book Day Creative Competition' with the theme of 'China Today' earlier this year. Results were announced in April and winning works are now on display at different public libraries. Here are the excerpts from some of the winning works. A complete list of winners and their winning works are also available on the HKPL Website.
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Senior Primary Category
'Li Ning has risen above the rough sailings of his life with his smile. At rough times, this smile, deeply imprinted in my heart, will prod me to look into the future with tenacity and stand back up, not letting failure pulverise me.' ~ Li Ning's Smile LEE Ming-yan Diocesan Girls' Junior School
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Junior Secondary Category
'The Sichuan earthquake made many people feel sad. We understand that life is so vulnerable and natural disasters are very frightening. When we think of rebuilding, we must also think of rebuilding the broken hearts.' ~ The view after earthquake WONG Hiu-tung Yan Chai Hosiptal Wong Wha San Secondary School
'……in the devastating Sichuan earthquake, China finally opened up its door by allowing foreign media to report on the incident and even welcomed foreign countries’ helping hand. To me, China has boldly taken a step further towards the goal of becoming a country with higher transparency.' ~ An opening up of her heart to the world and her people MA Sum-yi, Joyce Heep Yunn School
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Senior Secondary Category
'Chinese tradition may seem to be an old topic for many of us but it is in fact the concentrated wisdom saved for us by our ancestors. We must learn to embrace them, learn them and practise them in our everyday lives.' ~ History: It is more than just repeating itself CHAN Wai-yee Heep Yunn School
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