One of the responsibilities that comes with being a young adult is being a voter, and this Sunday is a big day for those who care about Hong Kong.
September 7 is the day of the Legislative Council election. Many young people will be voting for the first time, and some have even become involved in the campaigns. But others remain untouched by the excitement.
'I didn't register to vote. I've never thought of voting as I have no idea about elections and no interest in them,' said 18-year-old Lam Lai-ka.
Fortunately, not all teenagers are indifferent.
'I registered as soon as I got my adult identity card and I think I can voice my opinion through Legco,' said 18-year-old Au Yeung Chun -yu, who supports the Pan Democrats.
'I think their ideas are aimed at the middle class and since I'm from a middle class family, I feel they can stand up for our rights.'
Meanwhile, some teenagers have thrown themselves into the election spirit so enthusiastically they have signed up as election campaign volunteers, and the four big political parties in Hong Kong have recruited many young volunteers during the summer holidays.