In fact, I just got an email when you arrived saying Tokyo Seibo want to do something with me, which is cool. From a creative point of view, how easy is it living in Hong Kong. When I was in Saint Martins I'd come back, look at design students here and find them very narrow minded, and wonder why don't they make more use of China, the deeper culture within. But they were all copying from magazines and stuff. Having been here two years, I feel stale, I feel cooped up and you get sucked into the society which I don't think is a healthy one.
People here are so money-driven.
It's frightening, just look at what's been happening with shares. I mean, we didn't even know each other. Richard Li equals money. That's how society works over here. In Hong Kong, that's not in the educational system.