Tuesday, February 08, 2005

Walk With Me


Lucy Ching played by Alice Lau and her nanny Sister Woh played by the late Hui Fun.

《誰可伴我》

從前是你輕把我拖 
這刻高飛只得個我
提攜共引導關心加臂助 
我欠你多 今分手嘆奈何 
長陪伴我一起走過
教我奮起更生的一課 
全憑是你伴我 令我一生沒怯懦 
誰人為我做更多

多得你愛護 熱情在心窩開花結果
全賴你幫助 今生你伴我 
你為我青春磋跎 誰全力照料我認清楚 
艱苦你勉勵熱情伴我衝破萬難 
挨盡了饑餓 今生你為我 你受了酸苦幾何 
完全沒有後悔地將心獻給我

長陪伴我一起走過 
教我奮起更生的一課 全憑是你伴我 
令我一生沒怯懦 誰人為我做更多

多得你愛護 熱情在心窩開花結果 
全賴你幫助 今生你伴我 
你為我青春磋跎 誰全力照料我認清楚
艱苦你勉勵 熱情伴我衝破萬難 挨盡了饑餓
今生你為我 你受了酸苦幾何 完全沒有淡化
在心中記清楚

HAPPY LUNAR NEW YEAR EVERYONE!
It's the year of the Golden Rooster and I wish you all the best of everything.

I will end the year of the Monkey with a post about the best movie that returned into my life after nearly 8 years; One of the Lucky Ones. A true story about Lucy Ching, the first blind Chinese woman who willed her way into university in the 1950s. Her nanny, Sister Woh was the support that gave her courage to follow her heart. Sister Woh's sacrifice and unconditional love were Lucy's pair of eyes. She changed the fate of many sightless Chinese folks by obtaining a university degree and through her and this movie I motivate myself to work even harder. Not to earn more money or to achieve a fancy status in society but to be sincere and make my life worth living.

With this I attached along the lyrics of the theme song sung by the leading actress Alice Lau. The meaning is straightforward and melts one conscience. It is something that I would dedicate to my own mother or to someone who has given his or her entire life to loving, caring and nurturing you.

Best wishes for the New Year.

Wendy

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