Welcome to WYKAAO
Welcome to WYKAAO
Bishop of Hong Kong Cardinal Stephen Chow, S.J., urges Boston College Class of 2024 to strive for unity and understanding in a divided world (... read the whole story).
Greetings from Wah Yan One Family Foundation!
We will host the Guinness World Creation Campaign to be held on Sat, 2 November 2024 at Wah Yan College, Kowloon. At the event, we are creating a Guinness World Record for Wah Yan by using 10,000 scarfs to create a character “100” at Wah Yan College Kowloon. Subsequently we will pack the scarfs into 10,000 blessing bags, together with other goods such as tea bags and supplement, to be delivered to 10,000 needy senior citizens at Caritas Centres. We also aim to raise some funds to support more NET (Native English teachers) and STEAM teaching programmes at the 2 Wah Yans.
The Initiative
The Wah Yan Global Leadership Program initiative is designed to benefit young university students interested in responsible entrepreneurship and leaders of human excellence. This initiative aims to develop the next generation of socially responsible entrepreneurs and leaders of competence, conscience, compassion and commitment. It will do this by building a learning community where young promising university students and mentors from Wah Yan can engage in meaningful service opportunities together. This will be supported by our Wah Yan international Alumni Network. While participating in the program, these university students will have an obligation to assist our work in serving others through service learning opportunities organized under the program. We will support their journey to human excellence through this innovative entrepreneurship program.
The Life and World of Wong Hin-Shing in His Own Words and Photos
--- a posthumous souvenir to all his friends
Preface by Yu Fong-Ying (’61) May 15, 2024
Wong Hin-Shing had expressed to one of his good friends that he would send out a disc to all his friends as a present to them on his 80th birthday on May 17, 2024. He had earlier compiled a disc delineating Sister Ho-Kok’s life which he distributed to some of his friends who knew them both.
In early 2019, Hin-Shing and I were toying with the idea of compiling our own In Memoriam files to be sent out like the previous over 30 files on deceased fathers, teachers and schoolmates. We, at least I, did not take it seriously. But when Hin Shing passed the file to me it was almost complete, certainly up to the beginning of 2019. It was a plainly, clearly and succinctly written short life of himself and it contains hundreds of photos. It contains not only insights Into his life but also a broad view of ’61 grads and people whose life path crossed his. Unknown gaps are filled. There is a rounded picture of him and his world. There are about 10 letters from Madam Wong Kit Kwan as well as short letters from Madam Lee, Fr Mallin and Mr Hsieh. The Appendixes reveal his favourites – music, literature, movies and serve as a guide to what he often called “low-brow” tastes which to me are middle to high-brow affairs. But there, in all frankness, is the man himself.
Read it and you will know Hin-Shing well: the road he travelled, the forces that shaped him, the things he held dear. Above all, the man himself, a decent, honest, sincere friend. What is missing is the pain and the suffering, and for that, we must be thankful.
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