Kristy and I first met back in Form 1 (Grade 7), but we did not “click” until Form 6 (Grade 12)! I am very glad that we did click after all. I believe there is special chemistry between us; we fill each other in for the character that we lack. We support each other in every aspect of our lives. We treasure every opportunity and every moment that we spend together. When we chat, we talk 3 times faster than normal speed to race with the time. Kristy has incredible qualities as a friend. I look forward to continuing to build up our lifelong friendship.

Kristy graduated with first class honor from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in B.S. Quantitative Finance and is now a business consultant at an international consulting firm.

Rachelle (Sze) and I were classmates since Form 4 (Grade 10). We got to know more about each other through a common hobby- eating! Kristy, Rachelle and I were the “Iron Triangle” back in those days. We spent most of our time together eating and talking. Rachelle is intelligent, caring and thoughtful and has the natural charisma that attracts others to listen to her. She is also a great listener as a friend. I am much honored to have her as my bridesmaid.

Rachelle graduated with first class honor from the University of Hong Kong in Bachelor of Social Sciences and postgraduate diploma in Education. She is now a teacher at a secondary school, dedicated in liberal study.

Living close to each other in Shatin (Hong Kong) back in the age of elementary/middle school, Chris is always my all-time buddy. Despite our cold war during our early Form 5 (Grade 11) year when he was dating C-EYE, our friendship reunited soon after his repentance (^o^). Indeed, not until my and his overseas study in the US and UK respectively, we hadn’t discussed in depth our values, future, career, religion, beloved ones and so forth. I just feel comfortable with speaking to Chris in whatever topics – no reservation, simply trust. It is my honor to have Chris take this big role at my upcoming wedding.

Chris is now a marketing supervisor at a well-known marketing firm in Hong Kong which specializes in aviation industry.

Both Avery and I joined SSCPS (our elementary school) in 1992. Badminton and video gaming was the connector between us at our young age. Having started his puberty late, Avery used to be the highest-pitched, yet the smartest, kid in our class. Conversely, he now has been grown into the most masculine and mature one among our gang. As the only ones going to college in the US after Form 6 (Grade 12), Avery and I clicked again with all those topics like whether to work in the States. I am so glad that Avery has found his dream in social work. I will certainly seek counseling from Avery in case that I am threatened by family violence.

Soon in June 2008, Avery will complete his Master of Social Work degree at University of Hong Kong.

It is interesting that Stephen and I were elementary classmates until he fled to the US; and later we became schoolmates at college for 1.5 years until he transferred to another school. Indeed, we had still kept in touch even when we were >10,000 miles apart during our high school year. Stephen is a fun guy to hang out with. Thanks to Stephen Chow’s movies, his humor is getting comparable to mine, if not better. Throughout my freshman/sophomore years, I occasionally visited his home in New Jersey during Thanksgiving or spring break. Stephen is one of my faithful friends, who will fly from the US to Hong Kong for my wedding.

Stephen is an entrepreneur in New York City, whose focus is on anything profitable, particularly real estate industry.