In the fifth issue, everything revolves around ME. Kay-Lee is in the thick of it, searching for herself in body coverings, among gender roles, in selfies, and amidst human connection errors.

Having seen the cold and enchanting Stockholm, leaving the colorful Phnom Penh, and stepping onto the icy harbor of Oslo, after a meandering journey, finally returning to this city of heat, diversity, and congestion - Hong Kong. The story scenes of this work include Hong Kong, Stockholm, Phnom Penh, and seven other cities, but they all revolve around the stories of Hong Kong. Each story stands alone, yet they are interconnected by their diversity and fluidity in foreign lands.

The so-called 'never forget' probably describes Hong Kong. Ask those who have visited this place, or flip through the pages of this book. The Hong Kong depicted by Czech writer Miroslav Sasek's brush is unforgettable. The colored drawings capture the charm of 1960s Hong Kong, her spirit, the expression of Eastern prosperity, and the contrasts in the city.

The Great Sea - Letter Writing and Voice Acting Project This project combines the concept of "message in a bottle" in the form of audiobooks. Writers and individuals interested in letter writing are invited to write a letter in response to current events and to comfort the soul. Once selected, professional actors will voice the letters. The recordings will be uploaded to the website for the public to listen to. Audience members can listen to the letters in the virtual ocean and search for like-minded people in the vast sea.

My Hong Kong, My Street 54 local Hong Kong writers wrote about Hong Kong streets. One year after the release, the sequel 'My Hong Kong, My Street 2' introduced an outsider's perspective, with a collection titled 'My City Has Your Street' inviting writers who have lived abroad to write about foreign streets with the same name as actual streets in Hong Kong. {{ }}