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Last week (as we will be doing for the next couple of months) we asked you to complete the sentence: 'I love Hong Kong, but I wish ...'

Everyone who sent in an entry will soon receive a free 'I Love HK' badge through the post. Our favourite this week is William Yeung's: 'I love Hong Kong but I wish the 'Kong' really was 'Hong'.'

William wins a special sushi tasting dinner for two at award-winning Japanese restaurant Kokage, worth $700. The prize - along with all the badges we are giving away - is donated by Elite Concepts.

Next week's winner gets a dim sum lunch for four people at Ye Shanghai, Kowloon, worth $900.

I love Hong Kong, but I wish ...

- more Chinese would feel okay about approaching Western women. There are so many gorgeous Chinese men in HK. How can we meet you if you won't talk with us? (Anna D)

- the climate zone wouldn't change every time I go to the movies. (Julius Erik Hartmann Pierstorff)

- public restrooms had toilet paper. (Asta)

- Hong Kong girls would put on some weight. (Annmarie Leung)

- I didn't because I ought to grow up, go back home to London (where my mummy misses me) and get a life. (Marcus Whitmore)

- local celebrities were truly world famous. (Andrew Chen)

- I could dance with her out of her mother's sight. (Li Ho-ming)

- people wouldn't treat the local coffee establishments as their own living rooms (drink and LEAVE)! (Charles Henning)

- Regina Ip Lau Suk-yee would stop apologising for things done intentionally. (Dharsan Singh)

- your 'I Love HK' badges looked less like the ones New York had in the 1990s. (G G Choong)

- they would stop hanging those anti-littering banners of the dog squatting. Come ON! Give those dogs a break and some privacy, would you? (Karen Ho)



but I wish ...