新聞稿(即時發佈) 2026年9月18日 總編輯/娛樂版編輯/親子版編輯/教育版編輯/副刊版編輯 湯怡偕奶奶及女兒演繹李錦記家族基金「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」盡顯活力 網上版:https://public.seedland.hk/press/LKKFF/2609-Video/ 李錦記家族基金一直致力建立和諧健康的家庭及社會關係,並積極推動將每年10月第二個星期日定為「祖父母感謝節」,推廣「讚美由家做起」的感恩文化。本年度「祖父母感謝節」以「全人健康」(Holistic Well-being)主題,將關懷祖父母的身心健康轉化為家庭共聚的珍貴時刻。 基金聯同著名武術教練梁艷霞師傅設計「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」,將有助促進血液循環、紓緩疼痛及強健體魄的養生經絡拍打功,融合「五種愛的語言」元素,令之變成有益身心的有趣互動遊戲,鼓勵祖孫以行動傳達愛與關懷。為了響應李錦記家族基金跨代共融的理念,著名演員湯怡,聯同丈夫麥秋成的媽媽以及女兒,組成跨代團隊一同參與影片拍攝,盡顯家中三代成員的溫馨互動,並呼籲大家支持「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」網上影片傳愛挑戰,以及於本年10月11日隆重舉行的「祖父母感謝節」2026同樂日。 這次是湯怡首度與奶奶及女兒三代同堂拍攝影片,女兒提議一起穿著粉紅色上衣搭配卡其色短裙及長褲,年紀輕輕已充滿創意和心思。隨着充滿節奏感的音樂響起,各人一起演繹養生拍打動作,氣氛樂也融融,其中年長的奶奶依然活潑好動,現場眾人亦讚賞兒子麥秋成及孫女的跳舞天份原來承襲自她。除了集齊三代家人以站立及坐下形式進行的拍打操外,亦有母女檔二人組合示範的拍打操,展示「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」靈活多變的參與方式。湯怡大讚「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」將傳統養生運動變成促進祖孫三代關係的有趣遊戲,充滿創意亦有益身心,並表示:「我的日常工作十分繁忙,因此我很珍惜與家人相處的時刻。『代代有愛祖孫拍打操』就像有趣的小遊戲,讓我跟女兒及祖輩享受優質的相處時光,促進跨代共融,同時亦可強身健體,消除疲勞,可謂一舉多得。」
身兼演員、餅店老闆及母親等多重身份的湯怡,投入工作之餘亦悉心照顧家庭,展現新時代媽媽本色。湯怡大方分享家中三代充滿愛與溫暖的生活點滴,以及維繫家庭的心得,當中亦展現了「五種愛的語言」元素。她表示,家人會定期與祖輩聚餐及飲茶,奶奶亦會負責接女兒放學及幫忙照顧,因此女兒與祖父母的關係十分融洽,而奶奶亦將自己視如己出地給予無微不至的照料,更幫忙擔當陪月,兩人擁有親密的婆媳關係。她亦提及時間管理的重要性,即使日間忙於工作,晚上亦會分配時間專注地陪伴女兒,享受一起相處的時光。此外,她亦提到女兒會在祖父母生日時送上親手準備的心意卡,並希望這種以贈送小禮物表達心意的做法能夠傳承下去。另一方面,她亦表示身體接觸十分重要,簡單如擁抱、搭膊頭或牽手等,都是向祖輩表達愛與關懷的好方法。 「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」網上影片傳愛挑戰 有關「祖父母感謝節」2026同樂日 日期:2026年10月11日(星期日) 傳媒查詢 發稿:李錦記家族基金 有關李錦記家族基金 李錦記家族基金網頁:https://www.lkkfamily.foundation
For immediate release September 18, 2026 Kathy Yuen forms an intergenerational family team with her mother-in-law and daughter to perform “Tap to Love” Body Tapping, sharing heartfelt moments in support of “Grandparents’ Day”, presented by Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation Online version: https://public.seedland.hk/press/LKKFF/2609-Video/ Dedicated to fostering harmonious and healthy relationships within families and society, Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation has been advocating for the designation of the second Sunday in October each year as “Grandparents’ Day”, promoting the culture of “Appreciation Starts at Home”. Themed “Holistic Well-being”, “Grandparents’ Day” 2026 highlights expressing love through care for grandparents’ physical and mental well-being as a shared family experience. Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation has joined hands with renowned martial arts master Leung Yim Ha to introduce the “Tap to Love” Body Tapping workout. Designed to improve blood circulation, relieve pain, and enhance health, this body percussion routine embodies the “5 Love Languages”, transforming wellness into the trendiest intergenerational activity for grandparents and grandchildren to express love and care. Manifesting Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation’s vision of enhancing bonds across generations, renowned actress Kathy Yuen has formed an intergenerational team with her husband Maverick Mak’s mother and their daughter to record videos performing the “Tap to Love” Body Tapping routine. By sharing their heart-warming family interactions, they raise public awareness of the “Tap to Love” Body Tapping Online Challenge and the “Grandparents’ Day” 2026 Funfair to be held on October 11.
This engaging video marks the very first collaboration between Kathy, her mother-in-law, and her daughter. Dressed in family-themed attire – matching pink tops with khaki bottoms – a stylish idea suggested by Kathy’s daughter, the trio performed the body percussion routine with rhythmic music, sharing cheerful moments filled with laughter. Notably, the energetic grandmother showcased an impressive flair for dance – a trait clearly inherited by her son, renowned dance master Maverick Mak, and her granddaughter. Beyond the full three-generation routine in standing and sitting postures, the mother‑daughter duo demonstrated an alternative version of the exercise, highlighting the flexibility of the “Tap to Love” Body Tapping exercise. Expressing her appreciation for the creative idea of transforming a traditional health-boosting exercise into a fun family activity that strengthens intergenerational bonds, Kathy remarks, “With a hectic daily work schedule, I truly treasure every moment spent with my family. More than an interactive family game, the ‘Tap to Love’ Body Tapping routine offers me precious quality time with my daughter and her grandparents, while also promoting health and boosting energy.”
As an actress, bakery owner, and devoted mother committed to balancing career and family life, Kathy shares heartfelt family interactions and insights on strengthening bonds, incorporating elements of the “5 Love Languages”. She notes that her family regularly enjoys meals and gatherings with the grandparents, helping to strengthen bonds across generations. She is especially grateful to her mother-in-law, who picks up her daughter from school and provides daily care, and took on the role of a confinement nanny. Treated with wholehearted love, Kathy has fostered an affectionate and close relationship with her. She highlights the importance of time management, such as dedicating evenings to quality time with her daughter after a full day of work. She also cherishes her daughter’s heart-warming gestures of delivering handmade cards to her grandparents on their birthdays, hoping this tradition of gifting will be passed down. Moreover, she emphasizes that physical touch is vital: simple acts like hugs, a pat on the shoulder, or holding hands are meaningful ways to show care and warmth to grandparents. “Tap to Love” Body Tapping Online Challenge About “Grandparents’ Day” 2026 Funfair Date: October 11, 2026 (Sunday) Media enquiries: Distributed by Seedland International Limited on behalf of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation. About Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation Website: https://www.lkkfamily.foundation |