“We need to pay tribute to the pioneers and record their memories so that we would have a legacy for those, like us, who succeed them and gain from their contributions and, at times, sacrifices. ... We should thank the editors for compiling this compendium.” — The Hon. Timothy T. T. Fok, President, Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China “Much thought, word and deed played an effective part in the making of a new Hong Kong for sport. Indeed, many men and women worked with dedication over the years for the common good. And, to them credit is due.” — Mr A. de O. Sales, Hon. Life President, Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China “In the absence of a sports museum in Hong Kong, this book serves as a record of an important aspect of life and society of the colony. It is also a proper channel to pay tribute to the pioneers who helped so much in the development of sports and the athletes whose achievements made us proud.” — Professor Adam Lui, formerly of the History Department, Hong Kong
Description: - Which year did Lee Lai-shan win a gold medal in windsailing in the Olympics? - What do Catherine Che, Wong Kam-po and Ng Siu-ching have in common? - Two swimming champions helped carry the Olympic Torch in 1964 when it passed through Hong Kong. Who were
Author: Dr S. F. Lam and Dr Julian W. Chang are both orthopaedic surgeons by profession, and executive committee members of ASF&OC at different times. Dr Lam was among the first members of the federation; he retired in the early 1990s and was succeeded by Dr Chang. Dr Chang has been the chief medical officer for the Hong Kong delegation since the 1992 Olympic Games.
