Dr Tisa HO, the former Executive Director of the Hong Kong Arts Festival, delved into the concept of "No Limits" and living a life without constraints.

Dr Ho shared how her arts career was shaped during her journey across various places, including Hong Kong, Singapore, and Tongyeong in South Korea.  She explained that despite the geographical constraints of growing up on small islands, she had the privilege of absorbing diverse cultures, creating new ones and making profound impact on the future.

Taking inspirations from Peter BROOK's book, "The Empty Space", Dr Ho encouraged JC Scholars to take the world as their stage and become the playwrights of their own lives.

Words from participating JC Scholars

• Dr Ho's sharing served as a reminder to us to understand our constraints while also recognising that there are no limits to our progress.

• Dr Ho's approach to challenge the conventional wisdom on geographical limitations was highly inspiring and thought-provoking.

• I truly appreciated Dr Ho's bravery as a woman and a professional in the arts industry. Her words inspired me to avoid limiting myself and embrace diverse opportunities for growth.

Dr Ho encourages JC Scholars to expand their reach to the rest of the world

Dr Ho emphasises the importance of open-mindedness