....Continue from last week............
When I returned to Hong Kong from the U.S., I was thinking how come the system in the U.S. can be so good, protecting so many artistes, but Hong Kong does not have this type of system.
We could be working 48 hours or 72 hours, not stopping for meal breaks. Is very tough on the actors/actress when they perform. Is very dangerous for the action movie performers. I wanted to form a union for the performing artistes.
I immediately called up Ah-Mui because she could represent the singers, and the second person I called was Eric Tsang as he could represent the general entertainment sector.
We argued every time with our faces turning red, even to the point of throwing cups.

Finally the Hong Kong Performing Artistes Guild was established on the 12th of December 1993.
Is has now been 20 years. That organization came about after lots of fights/arguments.
I call up Eric every now and then for another session of arguments.
I really miss those times. She was scolding lots of people, not sure if the next person coming up had ever been scolded by her before.
Please ......

Thank you so much beepbeep for your translation. It's been years already since my last post and visit here. Been doing a lot of back reading now. I missed Anita Mui and I missed coming here. God bless us all🙏

WELCOME BACK JUNE !!:relaxed:

Thank you beepbeep😊😊😊😊 it's so good to be back😊