Aunt Bing fell into a "pump and dump" scam once again, losing all her money and suffering an emotional breakdown. The investigators noticed suspicious activities involving Digi Securities, with the key figures being the head of the securities firm, Lo Kam, and the influential stock market player, Ma Chi Wa. There were unusual transactions between the two, but Ma Chi Wa claimed that his subordinates were responsible for them, asserting his innocence and displaying arrogance. Tony boosted the morale of his discouraged team members and decided to focus on exposing the major flaws of Lo Kam. They relentlessly questioned Lo about his various transactions, using both persuasive and coercive tactics. They first warned him that he must respond to questions based on SFO183 of the Securities and Futures Ordinance. Then, they mentioned the principles of confidentiality agreements and the fact that admission of guilt cannot be used for prosecution under SFO187. After some ups and downs, they finally convinced him to cooperate. Feeling the pressure, Ma hastily destroyed all the evidence and planned to escape by helicopter. This prompted a joint operation by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission and the police, leading to a chase and confrontation. Eventually, they apprehended him. Afterward, Tony and Crystal's relationship improved, and their working dynamics were subtly influenced by each other. As members of the Securities and Regulatory Commission, they continued their mission to uphold fairness in the stock market and worked together towards that goal.

In Hong Kong, the suicide rate is rising. When a suicide occurs, people focus on the deceased, praying for their peace. However, there is another group: the loved ones of the victims who are still alive and enduring the pain of their loss. After experiencing such grief, how are they supposed to carry on? Suicide is not just an individual issue. Research indicates that one suicide affects at least several people around them. If these feelings and negative thoughts are not properly addressed, they may lead to depression or even suicide. Teachers, social workers, and scholars who assist others with these issues also suffer and are affected. How should society, in various sectors, address the needs of the families of suicide victims?

The IBF Para World Championships will be held from January 17 to 24 at Top Bowl in Kai Tak Sports Park. It’s the second international sports event at the park. There will be about 190 athletes from 18 countries and regions participating.

Episode 74

The special exhibition will kick off on December 18 at the Hong Kong Palace Museum. Nearly 150 treasures from two world heritage sites, the Forbidden City in Beijing and the Palace of Versailles in Paris, will be on display.

Malaysia is one of the most popular tourist destinations among Hongkongers. However, Mr Muzambli Markam, Consul General of Malaysia in Hong Kong and Macau, says that to truly understand its people, we should start by learning about Eid al-Fitr. He will invite Maisy to attend a Hari Raya party at his home, where she will learn about traditional Malaysian clothing and religious culture, try some indigenous foods, and even play Congkak, a well-known game of wits enjoyed throughout the nation. On the subject of games, Mahjong is perhaps one of the most traditional strategy games in existence. To help Mr Markam better understand the artistry of mahjong craftsmanship, Maisy will ask Master Cheung, who has been working as a mahjong tile carver for over 50 years, to guide him in creating a Malaysian-themed mahjong tile. Did you know that a time-honoured medicated oil, which is a household essential in Hong Kong, actually originated in Malaysia? As residents of our city, Mr Gan and his son – the brand’s third- and fourth-generation successors – combine the Malaysian human touch with the adaptability of Hongkongers to devise their own unique business strategy.

Malaysia is one of the most popular tourist destinations among Hongkongers. However, Mr Muzambli Markam, Consul General of Malaysia in Hong Kong and Macau, says that to truly understand its people, we should start by learning about Eid al-Fitr. He will invite Maisy to attend a Hari Raya party at his home, where she will learn about traditional Malaysian clothing and religious culture, try some indigenous foods, and even play Congkak, a well-known game of wits enjoyed throughout the nation. On the subject of games, Mahjong is perhaps one of the most traditional strategy games in existence. To help Mr Markam better understand the artistry of mahjong craftsmanship, Maisy will ask Master Cheung, who has been working as a mahjong tile carver for over 50 years, to guide him in creating a Malaysian-themed mahjong tile. Did you know that a time-honoured medicated oil, which is a household essential in Hong Kong, actually originated in Malaysia? As residents of our city, Mr Gan and his son – the brand’s third- and fourth-generation successors – combine the Malaysian human touch with the adaptability of Hongkongers to devise their own unique business strategy.

In addition to being a treasure trove of cultural relics and art, Czechia is also home to a number of historical towns and monuments. Many of them are well preserved and noted in the UNESCO register as world cultural landmarks. However, Mrs Klára Jurčová, Consul General of the Czech Republic in Hong Kong and Macau, hopes to introduce Chris to the innovative side of her culture. In addition to trying out a VR game developed in her home country, she will also invite him to the HKWALLS Street Art Festival to experience the hipness and dynamism of Czech street art. Speaking of art, neon sign making can be considered a traditional craft in Hong Kong. The techniques involved share many similarities with that of Czech glass crafting. Chris will take Klára to a neon light workshop for a taste of local culture. Radek Fiala is a glass designer who has been living in Hong Kong for over six years. By combining Chinese aesthetics with Czech craftsmanship, he puts the beauty of glass in an international spotlight.