crap

Originally posted by brightlee at 2005-4-14 01:02 PM:

this is the major problem......

有無人可以答到我個制度係點既呢?

Amazon

品德比較難教化 (i think). 例如用電梯自動站在右邊, 留返左邊比人行,  都無人教的. 但見其他人係咁, 都會自動自覺

brightlee

Originally posted by Amazon at 2005-4-14 13:12:
品德比較難教化 (i think). 例如用電梯自動站在右邊, 留返左邊比人行,  都無人教的. 但見其他人係咁, 都會自動自覺

also humble and not selfish.........

crap

呢d要由細開始教, 有時甚至教左都未必會做...(i.e. 部份香港人..)
佢地根本無被教育過... 自然死多二錢......

Gretzky

Originally posted by crap at 2005-4-13 03:47 PM:
呢d要由細開始教, 有時甚至教左都未必會做...(i.e. 部份香港人..)
佢地根本無被教育過... 自然死多二錢......

it's a culture...and it takes a generation or two to develop new cultural habits (like spliting in China and queue up for buses).

I spent 20 yrs away from HK, but I can vividly remember people never queue up waiting for buses. it's funny to have known (I lived in HK for the past 5 yrs) now most people queue up. it's a collective thing.

Oops, we are drifting away from the topic.....

There will be no more era like the 80s. And I don't believe one single person will dominate the local music scene anymore. The culture is different (having radio and TV primlarily vs. all kinds of media) and the music industry is a show business (pure appreciation of music vs. marketing/idol making technique!). That's why it's kind of sad to see groups like Tat Ming and Beyond grow old and retreat. They've served their generation with good music. People asked for it.

What are people asking for in our music/movie industry? That's how we (as cus---ers) shape our pop culture.

brightlee

Originally posted by Gretzky at 2005-4-15 17:50:


it's a culture... ...

Well, the culture in HK now.......
em....... marketing domination in music......

darta

Very good

happyyau

really agree, i like especially beyond