'I enjoy my Hong Kong-Scottish dual identity' Cheuk-chi Yau and his family started a new life in Glasgow after leaving Hong Kong following riots last year
He has has now fallen in love with Glasgow, particularly its parks.
"I joined some local groups like the woodcraft, rambling and others which were very welcoming," he said."This reminded me of the difficulty I've been through," he said.Yau said it was important, especially after moving to another country, to maintain their identity and for his son to know about the festival.
Yau, who lived in Hong Kong for 40 years, says he has no immediate plans to move back given the current situation. "I still have a strong Hong Kong identity, but I don't think the Hong Kong authorities will become less repressive in the foreseeable future," he said."I am amazed by Scotland's special characters and its people's self-identity.
"Actually this is exactly what Hong Kong people share, so perhaps I enjoy my Hong Kong-Scottish dual identity."
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