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新聞稿（即時發佈）                                            2025年9月29日
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李惠雄、羅乃萱、陳家豪及姚潔貞分享祖孫溫馨互動及跨代教養心得
呼籲公眾參與李錦記家族基金「祖父母感謝節2025同樂日」

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李錦記家族基金一直致力促進健康和諧的家庭及社會關係，推動將每年十月第二個星期日定為「祖父母感謝節」，鼓勵祖孫及家庭成員之間以五種愛的語言加強溝通，促進互相尊重和欣賞之情，建立「讚美由家做起」的文化。繼早前邀請著名演員余香凝和岑珈其分享家中三代人的溫馨互動後，李錦記家族基金再推出由李錦記家族第四代成員李惠雄、家庭發展基金總幹事羅乃萱，以及本地「長跑夫妻檔」陳家豪及姚潔貞現身說法的短片，分別從祖父母及父母的角度分享祖孫互動點滴及跨代教養心得，並呼籲公眾參與本年10月12日舉行的「祖父母感謝節2025同樂日」。

李惠雄——以五種愛的語言傳承跨代之情

李錦記作為一個具有137年歷史的跨代企業家族，十分重視維繫良好家庭及跨代關係。 李錦記家族第四代成員李惠雄在短片中提及過住工作繁忙時，與祖父母的相處時間甚少；到現在自己成為「爺爺」，深明相處時間最為重要。以「精心的時刻」為例，李惠雄分享與家人之間的有趣互動，包括以歌聲為喜歡跳舞的孫兒伴奏、與喜歡唱歌的媽媽一起高歌，以至小時候與嫲嫲一起與小雞玩耍的回憶，從爺爺、兒子及孫兒的三重角度出發，訴說跨代家庭成員之間所傳承的故事。另外，李惠雄亦分享了向孫兒贈送親手製作的紥染手袋，以及為居於外國的孫女贈送中式衣服的故事，以精心挑選的禮物傳達愛的訊息。此外，他亦建議身為祖父母要尊重自己下一代的教養方式，有助建立互信的家庭關係。

羅乃萱——「壯世代」成為跨代教養的榜樣

資深親子及家庭教育工作者羅乃萱，擁有豐富的親子教養知識及經驗，通過短片分享與女兒及三名孫兒相處的點滴，傳授跨代成員之間和睦相處的心法。身為三位孫兒的祖母，她深感「婆婆」這一身份的珍貴，樂於與孫兒創造共同學習的時刻。她憶述在西九文化區與孫兒鍥而不捨地尋找樹枝的難忘經歷，發現自己向孫兒灌輸「不要輕易放棄」的訊息已植根於他心中，成為跨代教育的好例子。在管教孫兒方面，她也提醒現今的「壯世代」祖父母，雖然在知識和體能上具備充足的條件，但更應注意思想上要與時並進，與子女進行有效溝通，共同探索跨代的「童」行之道，同時亦鼓勵他們發揮所長，將經驗和智慧代代相傳。

陳家豪及姚潔貞——祖父母是照顧子女的好隊友

作為體壇知名「長跑夫妻檔」的陳家豪及姚潔貞育有兩名女兒，他們透過短片感謝父母幫忙照顧剛出生的大女兒，讓他們得以在產後迅速恢復訓練，繼續他們的運動員及教練生涯。他們亦分享與上一輩建立良好關係的訣竅是「新舊方法均可一試」，相較於單純認為新一代的方法才是最佳選擇，陳家豪與姚潔貞尊重老一輩的育兒方式，並欣賞其可取之處，同時建議在育兒方面不要總是站在對立面，應該多聆聽對方意見，互相磨合和協調。與此同時，他們亦指出父母不要過份依賴祖父母來照顧子女，應同時多點關懷祖父母的身體狀況，疲累時要讓他們休息。二人亦高興地表示，女兒懂得為祖父母挑選他們喜歡的蛋糕和花朵，亦會在道別時送上擁抱和親吻，帶出孩子可從小學習以贈送禮物及身體接觸的方式來表達關愛與感恩之情，促進祖孫三代的和諧關係。

有關「祖父母感謝節2025同樂日」

李錦記家族基金聯同本地多間社福機構，已於過去半年攜手於學校及社區舉辦各種活動，接續的重點旗艦活動為今年10月12日於D．Park愉景新城舉行的「祖父母感謝節2025同樂日」，通過不同類型的活動，包括互動攤位、工作坊及祖孫才藝表演等，以趣味盎然的方式，將向祖父母表達愛與感謝的理念擴展至社區。

日期：2025年10月12日（星期日）
時間：上午10時30分至晚上7時
地點：荃灣D．Park愉景新城中庭（地址：新界荃灣青山公路荃灣段398號）
活動內容：互動攤位、親子工作坊、精采表演、豐富禮物
費用：全免

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有關李錦記家族基金
李錦記家族基金是由李錦記家族於2008年成立的私人家族基金。基金以「建立和諧及健康的家庭關係和社會」為願景，積極推動爽樂家庭關係，並通過提升青少年的心理健康和社會心理能力，幫助他們創建未來。基金秉承李錦記家族「思利及人」的核心價值，致力推廣「治未病」的理念，讓家庭成員能在家庭關係面臨挑戰之前，及早察覺及作出相應預防行動，以有效發揮健康家庭的潛在能力，建造和諧家庭，進而造福社群。

傳媒查詢：
查詢活動詳情或索取照片，歡迎致電9779 2407或電郵至 benni@seedland.hk 與Mr. Benni Ho或致電6973 1950或電郵至 wendy@seedland.hk 與Ms Wendy Shiu聯絡。

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李錦記家族基金網頁：https://www.lkkfamily.foundation
李錦記家族基金「祖父母感謝節」網頁：
https://www.lkkfamily.foundation/grandparentsday

For immediate release                                                       29 September 2025

David Lee, Shirley Loo, Kaho Chan and Christy Yiu share about their heartfelt stories on intergenerational interactions and parenting insights, inviting the public to take part in the Grandparents’ Day 2025 Funfair by Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation

Online Version: https://public.seedland.hk/press/LKKFF/2509-Video2/
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To manifest its commitment of building harmonious and healthy relationships in families and society that stays true to the motto of “Appreciation Starts at Home”, Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation advocates marking the second Sunday of October every year as “Grandparents’ Day”, promoting communication between grandparents and their family members through Five Love Languages that enhance respect and appreciation. After presenting heartfelt sharing by renowned actress Jennifer Yu and renowned actor Kaki Sham, Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation has invited David Lee, a fourth-generation member of Lee Kum Kee family, Shirley Loo, General Secretary of The Family Development Foundation, alongside Kaho Chan and Christy Yiu, “Hong Kong’s Running Couple”, to share about their heartfelt stories on intergenerational interactions and insights on parenting, and call upon the public to take part in the Grandparents’ Day 2025 Funfair on 12 October.

David Lee: Strengthen intergenerational bonds and legacy with Five Love Languages

Lee Kum Kee family, a multi-generational enterprise family with 137 years of history, puts harmonious family and intergenerational relationships at the heart of its core values. In his video sharing, David Lee, a fourth-generation member of the family, reflects that he rarely spent time with his grandparents in the past due to his busy schedule, and now he recognises the importance of creating memorable moments with family after becoming a grandfather. For instance, he would spend quality time with different members of the family, such as taking on the role of an accompanying vocalist when his grandchild dances, singing with his music-loving mother, and playing with chicks with his grandmother together, showcasing the family legacy from the perspectives of a grandfather, a son and a grandson. He describes gifting a handmade tie-dye bag to his grandson and Chinese-style clothing to his granddaughter who lives overseas, explaining how thoughtful gifts can serve as tokens of love. He also suggests that grandparents should respect the grandchildren’s parents when it comes to parenting, as this helps foster mutual trust within the family.

Shirley Loo: The intergenerational parenting wisdom of the “Strong Generation”

As a seasoned expert in parenting and family education, Shirley Loo shares heartfelt moments with her daughter and three grandsons, offering insights on fostering harmonious intergenerational relationships. As a grandmother of three grandsons, she enjoys creating precious moments of learning together. By recalling a memorable experience in which her grandson showed persistence while searching for a tree stick in the West Kowloon Cultural District, Shirley Loo describes how she realised that her message of “never give up easily” had already taken root in his heart – an inspiring example of intergenerational parenting. With regard to teaching her grandsons, Shirley Loo encourages grandparents, whom she calls the “Strong Generation” for their wisdom and vitality, to stay open-minded and updated, and always communicate with parents to explore better approaches in intergenerational parenting. She believes that they can embrace their strengths and pass on their experience and wisdom to the next generations.

Kaho Chan and Christy Yiu: Grandparents are great teammates on parenting

“Hong Kong’s Running Couple” Kaho Chan and Christy Yiu are parents of two daughters. In the video, they express gratitude to the grandparents for their support in taking care of their elder daughter when she was a newborn, which allowed them to quickly resume their roles as athlete and coach. Offering tips on building better relationships with the older generation, they suggest parents remain open to both traditional and modern approaches in parenting as they complement each other, recognising the valuable insights of the older generation on parenting. Parents and grandparents should listen to each other and seek common ground instead of taking opposite stance. They also emphasise that parents should avoid becoming overly reliant on grandparents for co-parenting and ensure they have ample time to rest. The couple also reveal that their elder daughter enjoys choosing cakes and flowers for her grandparents based on their preferences, and she often hugs or kisses them when saying goodbye. This highlights how children can learn to express love and gratitude through giving gifts and physical touch, strengthening intergenerational relationships within the family.

About Grandparents’ Day 2025 Funfair

Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation, in collaboration with several local NGOs, has hosted various activities in schools and community over the past six months. The flagship event, Grandparents’ Day 2025 Funfair, will be held on 12 October at D‧PARK, featuring game booths, workshops, and performances by grandparents and grandchildren, aiming to further promote the culture of loving and appreciating grandparents.

Date: 12 October, 2025 (Sunday)
Time: 10:30am to 7:00pm
Location: D‧PARK Atrium (Address: 398 Castle Peak Road, Tsuen Wan, New Territories)
Content: Game booths, workshops, performances, souvenirs
Entry: Free

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About Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation
Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation is a private family foundation set up by the Lee Kum Kee family in 2008. With a clear vision of “building harmonious and healthy relationships in families and society”, the Foundation is dedicated to promoting happy family relationships and empowering youth to build their future through improving their mental wellness and psychosocial competence. Aligning with the Lee family’s core value of “Si Li Ji Ren” (“considering everyone’s interests before taking action”), the Foundation advocates the concept of “prevention before sickness” to build awareness and engage in preventive actions before challenges arise, enabling healthy families to unlock their potentials and give back to the community.

Media enquiries:
For enquiries or photos, please contact Mr Benni Ho at 9779 2407 or email to benni@seedland.hk or contact Ms Wendy Shiu at 6973 1950 or email to wendy@seedland.hk.

Distributed by Seedland International Limited on behalf of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation.

Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation Website: https://www.lkkfamily.foundation
Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation “Grandparents’ Day” Website
https://www.lkkfamily.foundation/grandparentsday