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Kenny Chung sounds too chunky to me. So I just changed my surname to “Bee.” It sounds better. I always loved the letter “B.”
I’m from a broken family. I moved many times when I was a kid.
I went from school to school in the way people go from bar to bar in Lan Kwai Fong.
At 16, I became a professional musician and started supporting myself.
Keeping a friendship and sustaining a band is more or less the same.
In a long friendship, arguments are inevitable. Learn to forgive rather than bearing the resentment forever.
Do not take everything for granted. No one can always be the center of the world.
Try to appreciate the merits and tolerate the lapses of the others.
I would like to sing love songs again. But I don’t want to sing fragile love songs anymore.
Love was still my everything when I was almost 40. I hardly thought of the practical issues. I always give up everything for a woman, and I did that a lot.
I see love in a more mature way now. In reality, there are many other things to worry about.
A perfect life should have love, career, friends, family… you can’t sacrifice everything for just one thing.
I’m not a brazen-faced guy that can just go after a girl. I would normally start off by sharing a mutual interest.
I got ditched a lot. Unbelievable? This may give you a clue. I once ate all the egg tarts that were supposed to be for my girlfriend.
Being unfaithful in love is so troublesome and time consuming.
I changed a lot in the past ten to 20 years.
There are so many ups and downs. I used to live an extravagant life, closely following fashion trends… but I just don’t care anymore.
A strong mind is an absolute necessity in adverse times.
Everything has two sides. You can choose to be happy or sad. It depends on your spin.
It sounds simple, but it’s hard.
I think I’m still a kid inside. Otherwise I wouldn't have started a guitar brand.
Stop swaying, focus on one thing, do it wholeheartedly, and never give up- a tip I was given from a successful Taiwanese merchant.
Money is like God. They share the same nature. Not almighty, but they can solve 90 percent of your problems.
You get what you pay for. This is the catchphrase of Hong Kong. People know exactly what to expect from how much they pay.
There’s no privacy in Hong Kong, especially for celebrities.
At my most difficult time, I learned how to appreciate people’s good intentions and ignore people’s shit.
Don’t be disturbed by people who have nothing to do with you.
It’s stupid to look down on people. What good can you get from that?
My biggest assets are my friends. They’re all good to me. I guess my sincerity pay off.
If life doesn’t fluctuate, it’ll be like a blank paper which will leave you nothing to remember when you grow old.
I’ve written a 100,000-word autobiography ["Macdonnell Road," 2007] and there are still many stories I haven’t told.
I won’t say I have any regrets. It’s true that I lost a lot, but I also gained a lot along the way.


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