【Video】Albert Wan | The Power of Human Stories — We Are HKers 我地係香港人
Albert Wan left his life as a lawyer in the United States, where he grew up, to become a bookstore owner in Hong Kong, where his parents are from. Together with his wife, he opened Bleak House, one of the few independent bookstores in Hong Kong that specialises in English books.
【Video】Albert Wan | The Power of Human Stories Watch the video interview below: 按此閱讀繁體中文版 Albert Wan left his life as a lawyer in the United States, where he grew up, to become a bookstore owner in Hong Kong, where his parents are from. Together with his wife, he opened Bleak House, one of the few independent bookstores in Hong Kong that specialises in English books. “ Reading allows putting oneself in someone else’s shoes. It can be intellectually stimulating, or emotionally restoring part of what you might’ve forgotten or lost in the day-to-day. It makes you a more interesting and compassion
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