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De-requisition
In 1960, Wong Jum-sum, as the president of the student union, wrote at length in The Lasallite on the de-requisition of the original La Salle campus building. Here we encountered a Wong Jum-sum we seldom encountered in subsequent years: not fully mature, yet no longer naïve, all the time wearing his heart on his sleeve. That year, Wong and the whole generation he grew up with spoke love to Hong Kong for the first time.
In 1960, Wong Jum-sum, as the president of the student union, wrote at length in The Lasallite on the de-requisition of the original La Salle campus building. Here we encountered a Wong Jum-sum we seldom encountered in subsequent years: not fully mature, yet no longer naïve, all the time wearing his heart on his sleeve. That year, Wong and the whole generation he grew up with spoke love to Hong Kong for the first time.
In 1960, Wong Jum-sum, as the president of the student union, wrote at length in The Lasallite on the de-requisition of the original La Salle campus building. Here we encountered a Wong Jum-sum we seldom encountered in subsequent years: not fully mature, yet no longer naïve, all the time wearing his heart on his sleeve. That year, Wong and the whole generation he grew up with spoke love to Hong Kong for the first time.
