I was shocked when I first discovered a bee hive outside my bedroom window.
I cried for help so my father came in and tried his best to chase the bees away, but they flew too high for him to reach.
To be safe, I closed all the windows and took all my toys away from the window ledge. I was scared and avoided looking at the ugly beehive.
Then a thought flashed through my mind: now was an opportunity to learn something which may improve my knowledge of biology.
When I summoned the courage to look outside I saw that the bees were constantly flying to and from their 'home'.
I looked closer and noticed that the honeycombs were arranged in such a regular pentagonal way, it was as if they had been produced by a machine. It was amazing! Despite the weather being hot and dry, the bees continued to work without stopping. This impressed me and made me think of the life of some teenagers in the territory.
In Hong Kong, every youth gets the chance to receive regular education.