Apparently, a combination of Tai chi, mahjong sessions, 'yum cha' (eating dim sum and drinking Chinese tea) and other routines, has contributed to a healthy and long life.
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5g4PyLHTfsy6ZbqYK7rQkITN_IWbw?docId=CNG.fb8dd20e4b2a34dde01d223b54e3399b.331
But what appeals to me was a quote by a senior HK minister:
“Just being given the opportunity to work for my fellow citizens is already a great honour for me that does not need to be waxed with any high salary. I cannot bring the high salary with me to my grave, but I can leave this Earth with the greatest satisfaction that I have helped my fellow citizens, and I will leave behind my humble honour in Hong Kong’s history books.”
Link
http://www.google.com/hostednews/afp/article/ALeqM5g4PyLHTfsy6ZbqYK7rQkITN_IWbw?docId=CNG.fb8dd20e4b2a34dde01d223b54e3399b.331
But what appeals to me was a quote by a senior HK minister:
“Just being given the opportunity to work for my fellow citizens is already a great honour for me that does not need to be waxed with any high salary. I cannot bring the high salary with me to my grave, but I can leave this Earth with the greatest satisfaction that I have helped my fellow citizens, and I will leave behind my humble honour in Hong Kong’s history books.”
How we wish our political leaders share similar views.
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