我很高興今天下午被邀請來禧廬參觀，即大家所認識的景賢里。這處是香港政府發起保育運動以來的一件保育文化遺產，為了將這座古建築物從業主於2009年的拆卸中保留下來，香港政府給這座建築物的主人賠上一塊毗鄰的土地給他們使用。
同場參觀的區議員有：沙田區的彭張偉，洪先生，Christine Cheung，鄭佐光先生，離島區的Randy Yu等。我們為今次政府保存文化所得的成果鼓掌，並為那些有勇氣和無私地為社會大眾爭取福利的人們在頭上套上”Halo(光環)”。
“Hei Lo” or “Halo”
I was pleased to be invited to preview Hei Lo which is also known as King Yin Lei this afternoon. This was part of the antiquity protection campaign launched by the government and the owner of this building was granted with a new piece of land adjacent to the lot in order to have this preserved and saved from demolition in 2009.
District Councillors from Shatin led by their chairman, Pang Cheung Wai and others, Mr. Hung, Ms. Christine Cheung; Cheng Chor Kwong; from Island, like Randy Yu etc. were there. This latest good attempt in cultural preservation by the government is to be applauded. One may not be surprised to see halos appearing on top of the heads of those who have the courage and selflessness in serving the best interests of the community in Hong Kong.
Junius K. Y. Ho
