Hanjin Tan, singer-songwriter
I wish to be more self-disciplined and to become a useful person. My first solo concert at the Hong Kong Coliseum is coming up on February 24. On top of that, I still have 60 more episodes to shoot for my TV sitcom on TVB, which usually takes three or four days per week to shoot. I have to make sure I have enough time to finish my arrangements and rehearsals for the big gig. Discipline is key. While stress is the greatest enemy, staying well-paced and calm is the solution. I've recently come to suspect that my calling in life might not be music, per se. It's more my performance that seems to make people smile. I'd like to investigate this in 2012.
Candy Lo, socialite
Health is always the most important thing. You can do nothing without a healthy body. I also hope that our family can be as happy as always and that my three sons behave well and listen to us - it's what all parents want. Actually, so far they've been good, but my two elder sons are teenagers so it takes a lot of time, patience and tolerance to communicate with them. That's something I have to work on. I don't want our relationship to be affected by any arguments we may have.
Ankie Beilke, model-actress
I'm wishing for cleaner air and oceans in the New Year. The last couple of years, my asthma has been particularly aggravated and that's usually a sign that the air is getting dirtier. Part of lessening pollution would come from people producing and using just what we need and not more. We need to take care of our natural resources and the earth, and find happiness and satisfaction from that state of mind. I've been a vegetarian since I was 11 years old. I think if we can motivate everyone in the city to have one vegetarian day a week, it would give the environment and livestock a well-deserved break.'