As a 137-year-old multigenerational family, maintaining harmonious relationships across generations is a core value for the Lee Kum Kee family. In this video, Mr. David Lee, a fourth-generation family member, reflects that he spent little time with his grandparents due to his busy schedule before. Now, as a ‘Grandpa’ himself, he recognizes that quality time is essential. David highlights the beauty of ‘Quality Time’ spent with his family. He shares joyful moments, like singing along with his dancing grandchild and singing with his music-loving mother, while also cherishing childhood memories with his grandmother. From the perspectives of grandparent, parent, and grandson, he beautifully narrates the stories that connect generations.

Kaho Chan and Christy Yiu, an athletic couple with two daughters, have been able to swiftly return to their training as athletes and coaches, thanks to the support of their parents! Their approach to intergenerational relationships emphasizes the importance of "trying both new and old parenting styles" Rather than solely focusing on modern parenting techniques, they value the wisdom of previous generations, believing there are valuable lessons to be learned. By harmonizing, communicating, and experimenting with their elders, they ensure that grandparents feel appreciated, which they believe is the key to a strong family bond.

Renowned parenting and family educator Ms Shirley Loo always shares her insights on parenting, and this time she’s focusing on the art of grandparenting! As a grandmother of three, she treasures her role and enjoys creating shared learning moments with her grandchildren. She reminds today’s "Strong Generation" of grandparents that while they are well-equipped in knowledge and physical ability, it’s crucial to keep evolving in their mindset as well. Engaging in open communication with their children is key to maintain harmonious intergenerational relationships!