2. Less musicality: vocal use auto tune E.g. Byejack hard to hear what we say but so many MK girl like it

3. Busking: always love & pop, no others. Also, they do not memorize scores kind of disrespectful to the audience. 

-Maybe explain why HK people like this music
give examples of HK band gained award at other countries ceremony but not in HK

--> watch videos to learn how to play (some tips may also include in the video)
--> when people are playing, observe for any strategy 

(eg. the player who starts the game first may not have an advantage)

--> check the box for the type of game (find your interest), time, age, no. of people required

--> some places in HK can lend boardgames (maybe give 3 concrete locations)--> try them without spending money 

3. Recommendation of one of the boardgames (my favourite game)

-Catan (How to play, why I think the game is exciting...)

- viewing the top charts of the local music, we can seldom see the music about our traditional culture, nor the music consisting traditional styles
 
ð Your experiences and ideas (hint: use vivid detail, imagery, literary devices)

- it seems that the new generation have little interest in the traditional culture. I have been to the Dunhuang exhibition in the Hong Kong Heritage Museum. It is sad that I can hardly see any teenagers visiting.

ð Facts and statistics 
 - most of the youngsters may have a perception that our traditional aesthetics are old-fashioned with high color saturation, yet we actually have much more than that - crafts, music, fashion, etc.

ð Quotations (from whom? What about?)
 Jay chau: the Chinese trend is the most powerful

Photo: Chinese opera actor cooperating with a rapper, producing a song celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival, while part of the lyrics is from a old Chinese poetry. With 830 thousand views and 64 thousand likes, this is showing an effective fusion of the classic and the chic.