Hong Kong: My story, my life
chinadaily.com.cn |
Updated: 2017-06-29 06:51
Share
Share - WeChat
 |
| Wing Lai, 20, college student [Photo/VCG] |
I live in the north of Tin Shui Wai, an area where many new immigrants live. I'm from an ordinary family. My brother and I were brought up by my mother alone. Among our cousins, we were the first that got enrolled in college. I chose to learn Chinese rather than commerce although the latter means better job opportunities. My academic performance is good. I applied for student loans and did two part-time jobs during vocations. The most stressful part now is to find a good job after graduation.
Related Stories
- Remains of former senior Chinese legislator Peng Peiyun cremated
- World's longest expressway tunnel opens to traffic in Xinjiang
- Xinjiang opens world's longest expressway tunnel
- Beijing's Tongzhou Railway Station to open Dec 30
- Frozen Yellow River waterfall captivates tourists
- Sixth-gen clay figurine heir focuses on spirit over color
