He is the "God of Cooking" among the four most talented people in Hong Kong, but he uses chopsticks to pick up his entire life; he writes about food, romance, and movies, and he cooks up transparent ways of living between the lines. This album selects the crystallization of wisdom tempered by Chua Lam in more than eighty years of life, using the unique perspective of a "willful philosopher" to deconstruct the dilemma of modern life:
▶ Talking about food: Love is like Pu'er tea. It is too weak and tasteless, too strong and bitter - the key is to find someone who can share this pot of tea with you.
▶ Talking about food: "The ups and downs of life must be slowly dismantled like eating Teochew frozen crab"
▶ On dealing with the world: "Set a stop-loss point for your worries and treat interpersonal relationships like stock trading."
▶ Talking about happiness: "Writing the word 'bitter' as a dessert is an advanced way to live."
