In 1956, after the Shek Kip Mei fire, the Hong Kong government built a large number of resettlement communities to resettle the poor. With the rapid growth of the post-war generation, tens of thousands of families lived in small units, and their parents were struggling to make ends meet. The cramming education system was incomplete. As a result, many teenagers went astray. The resettlement community stadium was a heroic place for them to exert their energy... I am the boss of the community stadium, and my name is Liang Kun.
