Author Learns Slow Living in Middle Age and Moves Studio to Mainland to Study Feng Shui
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On 26 October 2026, Hong Kong Economic Times · Life published an author's account of learning "slow living" after entering middle age. The author said that after moving the studio to the mainland, they broke the habit of returning to the office every day and began studying feng shui under teacher Yu Chung-chit. Their working pace is now more flexible; they eat lunch alone and then stroll for half an hour to Tsim Sha Tsui, while at weekends they stay at home tending plants. The report presents only the author's own account of these lifestyle changes and mentions no other related developments.
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- 香港經濟日報·生活Learning to Slow Down in Middle Age
The author shares that after entering middle age he began learning to "slow down", moved his studio to the mainland to break the habit of going to the office every day, and is learning feng shui from teacher Yu Chung-chit. His working pace is now more flexible; he enjoys lunch alone and then strolls for half an hour to Tsim Sha Tsui, while at weekends he stays at home tending his plants.
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