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26 April, 2014
“The Chinese General Chamber Of Commerce Invites Close to 1,000 Youths To A Free Screening Of The Way We Dance.
On April 26, the Chinese General Chamber Of Commerce held a special screening of the movie The Way We Dance as part of its We Care, We Share Campaign, giving close to 1,000 youths free admission. The Way We Dance is an inspirational film about a group of young people chasing their dreams. Through the event, the organizers wanted to encourage young people to have dreams; Hong Kong, with its many advantages and unique environment, is the place where dreams come true. Building an even better future for Hong Kong requires not only the efforts of the government and the business community, but also the hard work of young people. The event’s emcee was Dim Sum TV program host Mr. Jose Tai.
Mr. Jose Tai hosting the special screening of The Way We Dance.
The event was jointly organized by the CGCC’s We Care, We Share Committee, Cultural Industry Committee and Young Executives’ Committee. The CGCC has long been a driving force behind the fulfilling of corporate and social responsibilities by the business community. In 2009, it launched the We Care, We Share Campaign. Through a range of charity initiatives serving the elderly, young people, ethnic minorities, low-income families and others, the campaign aims at promoting a caring and harmonious society.
Mr. Eddie Ng Hak Kim, Secretary for Education, Education Bureau (7th from left), Dr. Charles Yeung, Chairman of the CGCC (8th from left) with the guests of honour and the cast of The Way We Dance.
Mr. Ng Hak Kim, Dr. Charles Yeung, Mr. Chong Hok Shan, Vice-Chairman of the CGCC, Mr. Nelson Ho Chi Kai, Chairman of the We Care, We Share Campaign, and Mr. Alfred T.K. Lee, Chairman of the Young Executives’ Committee of the CGCC, presided over the opening ceremony. Key members of the cast of The Way We Dance were also on hand to share their experiences from making the film.
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