4C Lam Ching Fei
I am truly honored and grateful for the opportunity to participate in and contribute to the Perayaan Sumpah Pemuda event. I learned a great deal from the experience.
Firstly, my perception of Indonesians has changed. Before the event, I believed that Indonesians were indifferent and reluctant to engage in conversation. However, during the event, I witnessed their enthusiasm. They actively interacted with our members and showed genuine concern for us. Seeing them leave with smiles on their faces was incredibly satisfying, especially knowing that many of them work as maids in Hong Kong. They put in hard work for us every day without any complaints.
Furthermore, I was impressed by their inclusivity. When we ran out of plastic bags midway through the event, the Indonesians didn’t complain. Instead, they simply carried the cushions by hand. This was surprising to us, as we expected they might voice their frustrations and leave.
Secondly, I gained insights into business management, particularly in planning. Our preparations anticipated the issues that arose, and because we had a solid plan, we were able to resolve the problems swiftly.
Lastly, I realized that organizing an event is a challenging task. Unforeseen issues, such as running out of supplies, can arise. It’s also essential to understand each member’s strengths and abilities to ensure effective team collaboration.
Overall, this event was a wonderful experience for me. If another similar event occurs, I will do my utmost to contribute to the team!
4B Law Wan Ching
To begin with, I am thrilled and grateful for the opportunity to serve the Indonesian community in Hong Kong.
When we are exhausted, Indonesians usually assist us with housework and other tasks, but remember that they were also exhausted! Thus, this is an excellent opportunity for us to assist our gorgeous assistants!
It was my first experience selling to foreigners, and it was an unusual community.I appreciate that I can make every effort to communicate with our consumers in Indonesian!
I’m looking forward to next year’s Indonesian Festival!
4C Cheng Hoi Kiu
In this Indonesian Youth Day, we chose “Good Health and Well-Being,” one of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations, as our charity sale focus. It is significant to raise awareness about mental health. Despite the scorching weather, this experience made me forget the discomfort and heat, and it brought me a unique sense of achievement. Every student put in their utmost effort, unloading and selling goods, which made the charity sale run smoothly. This event also enhanced our communication among classmates, teachers, and the Indonesian sisters, as well as strengthened our team spirit. Although it was full of challenges, it was a beautiful and unforgettable journey. As the saying goes, “Reading thousands of books is not as beneficial as traveling thousands of miles.” Experiencing it firsthand has greatly enriched me!
4D Liu Wai Kai
In honor of Indonesian Youth Day this year, our school bought some gifts for Indonesians. To demonstrate our respect for their past, we selected the self-designed cushions.We developed a sense of belonging and understanding through this day. It improved our relationships and understanded about Indonesian culture. All things considered, this event served as a reminder that we can celebrate differences together and form deep connections by emphasizing the value of tiny acts of compassion and togetherness.