Lee Cheuk Yiu: Have faith in yourself!
 
Hong Kong's sole representative in men's singles badminton this year, Lee Cheuk Yiu has consistently delivered remarkable performances, earning multiple achievements in the BWF Super Series. He represents himself with a black and red badminton racket, embodying his unwavering determination to excel in Paris. The black and red colors also stand for his indomitable spirit, reflecting his courage to face challenges head-on and never surrender.

Minnie Soo: Never give up, even if injured. Keep playing table tennis no matter what form.
 
Minnie Soo, who clinched the bronze medal for Hong Kong in the women's table tennis team competition at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, began her table tennis journey at the tender age of three. The table tennis racket has been a symbol of her growth, and the Olympic bronze medal serves as a testament to her exceptional accomplishments.

B-Boy C Plus: I aspire to become a Breaking World Champion in my lifetime, and I'm working towards it!
 
Ranked 70th in the latest world rankings of the World Dance Sports Federation and 27th in the BfG World Series, B-Boy C Plus developed a passion for the exhilarating blend of music and dynamic movement after being introduced to breakdancing in secondary school. For him, a hat is an indispensable accessory, whether in competition or everyday life. It enables him to express his true self and serves as a constant source of motivation, propelling him forward towards his aspirations.

Chun Chai: Not the norm!


Hong Kong's skateboarder, Chun Chai, embodies his identity through an old skateboard. Each pattern etched on it bears witness to his dedication and hard work during countless practice sessions. As the gold medalist in the Asian Beach Games, he has translated the essence of skateboarding into his approach to life, forging a distinct and unparalleled individuality.