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I am intrigued by your inaugural forum question, because I have never asked a similar question in my life since my birth in Hong Kong.迷你倉 I belong to what you may call the post-50s generation. In those days, the people of Hong Kong did not expect the colonial government to do anything, or fix any problems, for them. They knew they had to fend for themselves if they were to survive in the then poverty-stricken society. Interestingly, this situation helped to cultivate the ‘Hong Kong spirit’, manifested in the strong community bonding, which led to our city’s thriving economy since儲存倉the mid-1970s. Since the handover, the Hong Kong SAR government has in fact done a lot more than the colonial government in caring for its people. Yet, for one reason or another, people’s expectations have skyrocketed. At the same time, different sectors of the community have become increasingly fixated on their own interests, so that anything the government wants to do is met with opposition from one faction or another. Being a metropolis, there is no problem that the HKSAR government alone can fix, if people do not have the common good in mind. Paul Sze, paulsze@cuhk.edu.hk 迷你倉最平