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The Sound of Pages
What sounds do you hear and what discoveries can you make as you turn the page of a book? These are the questions that the Federation wants you to answer for yourselves when you take part in the Hong Kong Book Fair 2025 and come and explore our HKFYG Bookstore.
Here you'll learn about our latest publications, have wonderful readings and sound experiences, be able to participate in writer talks and seminars, and can even benefit from online discounts.
To whet your appetite, these are just a few of our latest books:
Sixteen Idols in Classical Chinese Literature (如果DSE範文是偶像16子) reimagines challenging DSE Chinese texts as charismatic idols. By blending Confucian and Daoist principles with engaging comics, this innovative work makes literature relatable and enjoyable for students.
Summer Flowers and Autumn Leaves (夏花與秋葉) features 30 growth journals designed to encourage personal development and reflection.
Mimi's Spiky Adventure (米米的農莊奇遇記) follows curious cactus Mimi on her journey through an organic farm, uncovering secrets and inspiring a love for nature.
Leadership: The Second Blind Spot of Entrepreneurs (領導難？香港青年創業家的第二個盲點) offers an in-depth analysis of the practical challenges faced by entrepreneurial leaders and provides valuable insights for navigating the complexities of leadership.
Decoding Cyberbullying (解碼網絡欺凌：實務與介入指南) focuses on offering concrete intervention strategies, moving beyond theoretical discussions of cyberbullying.
Our collection also features new titles from winners of our writing programmes:
Days of a Thousand Origami Cranes (摺千紙鶴的日子) explores cultural differences between Tianjin and Hong Kong, while Eleven Bullets (煙花的十一顆子彈) presents a thrilling mystery involving a murder during a fireworks display.
Be sure to participate in the ceremony for the Hong Kong Creative Writing Competition and the School Young Writers Nurturing Programme. Don't miss visiting our Creative Writing Zone, where you can express your creativity.
Come join us in The Sound of Pages at HKCEC Stall IB-E10 from 16 to 22 July 2025.
More details books.hkfyg.org.hk
Enquiries Marco Yu 3755 7091
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Creating Futures: Exploring Science, Finance, and Entrepreneurship
Aims to help youth cultivate positive values while gaining insights into financial literacy through experiential learning and volunteer service
Activities include workshops on 3D printing and laser cutting, financial literacy and small business management
Period July to August 2025
Target College students aged 17-24
Funded by Chan Cheung Mun Chung Charitable Fund
Organised by HKFYG Jockey Club Hung Hom Youth S.P.O.T.
More details click here
Enquiries Danny Shum 2774 5300
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Soaring into Heritage: Celebrating the Dragon's Legacy at HKFYG China Week
On 2 July, China Week 2025 celebrated the Federation's 65th anniversary and the Dragon Foundation's 25th under the theme “The Soaring Dragon: Inheriting the Culture and Spirit of the Dragon.” Distinguished guests included Miss Rosanna Law, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism. The event featured an AI-generated dragon art competition and various workshops, aimed at deepening young participants' understanding of the dragon's cultural significance and strengthening their connections to their heritage.
More details chinaweek.m21.hk/2025
Enquiries Ava Yi 3705 1503
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Empowering Change: Celebrating the Next Generation of Innovators in the Innovation and Technology Scholarship 2025
On 26 June, Professor Sun Dong, Secretary for Innovation, Technology and Industry and other distinguished guests, joined us to celebrate the achievements of 25 local undergraduates passionate about driving social change through innovation and technology. Each awardee received scholarships of up to HK$150,000 and access to elite training opportunities, including internships and mentorships. Congratulations to the awardees!
Supported by Innovation and Technology Commission and The Hongkong Bank Foundation
Organsied by HKFYG Creative Education Unit
Full awardees list click here
Enquiries Benny Cheng 2561 6149
Blast Off into Creativity: Hong Kong Creative Maths and Science 4D Frame Competition
On 5 July, HKFYG held the Hong Kong Creative Maths and Science 4D Frame Competition, themed "Space Exploration." Nearly 200 students participated, creating unique 4D Frame models that combine astronomy and aerospace knowledge with creativity and STEAM thinking. Winning teams will represent Hong Kong at the International Math Science Creativity Competition, engaging with outstanding teams worldwide.
Supported by Innovation and Technology Commission
Organsied by HKFYG Creative Education Unit
Full awardees list click here
Enquiries Ken Li 2561 6149
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HKFYG Survey Results on Social Media Usage Habits and Emotional Health
Key findings
● Nearly 80% of surveyed youth engage with social media for more than 4 hours each day.
● Increased social media usage is linked to heightened anxiety levels.
● Higher usage of social media is associated with a greater inclination toward comparative behaviors, including comparing body image; evaluating appearance; assessing lifestyle and experiences; and nostalgia about the past.
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● Engagement in social comparison on these platforms is a significant contributor to "social comparison anxiety," adversely affecting emotional well-being.
Major recommendations
● Understand Social Media Ecology
● Utilise Technology Wisely
● Monitor Emotional Well-being
Re: Imagine Lab launched by HKFYG uTouch, is a visionary project that helps participants understand social media ecology, use technology more mindfully, and prioritise self-care within the Ecology, Technology, and Care (ETC) framework.
Online survey period August 2024
Respondents 116 youth aged 12 to 24
Full results and recommendations in Chinese click here
Enquiries Miranda Ho 3755 7044
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