Explore my new Platform - Hong Kong Cars Museum

My new platform https://CarsLover.org – is dedicated to connecting car enthusiasts in Hong Kong and beyond, allowing them to share their passion through photos, stories, and experiences.

As a lifelong car enthusiast and CEO at DaXxX GrouP, I have combined my two passions to create the Hong Kong Cars Museum, where car lovers can interact, inspire, and celebrate the automotive culture. Our vision is to provide and preserve Hong Kong’s automotive culture and history, and to showcase that we have a vibrant automotive culture in Hong Kong.

The largest LGBT website in Asia created by Hongkongers

Danny Cheng: "Building website is my Superpower, so building one of the largest webpage for LGBT in Asia is my responsibility , Let's create a better world together~"

Yet, there is still no comprehensive anti-discrimination legislation on the grounds of sexual orientation in Hong Kong, and even the system here is not accepting lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender (LGBT)! Schools still teach pupils that only one types of families exist. In the real world, there are different families, which of course includes LGBT families! Evidence indicates individuals who identify as LGBT are especially susceptible to socioeconomic disadvantages. A lack of acceptance and fear of persecution can lead many LGBT youth to leave their homes and lost about their future. Many LGBT youth may also be rejected by their family of origin or caregivers and forced to leave the home as minors. The consequences of youth homelessness have many implications for the socioeconomic status of LGBT youth. We need LGBT friendly technology companies here in Hong Kong to help LGBT community.

In fact, not just Hong Kong, but in many Asia countries, LGBT are still not been accepted, most of the news just covers the bad news of gays! This is one of the reasons why we need a LGBT website in Asia! So, I launched my new website 852hk.com on 20^th May 2020. The website talks about handsome, talented cute guys, LGBT news, and provide Boy’s Love benefits. Besides, the website also be able to use technology to promote and improve the LGBT development in Hong Kong!

In addition, we also launched 852hk forum on the same day with the eBars & eClubs functions to let people chat with others online like they are in the bars. And I believe that many Hongkongers hoping to start a new life overseas, our 852hk forum also provides the functions for Hongkongers to meet gays and new friends in any country around the world!

Hong Kong’s Top 10 Social KOLs

Danny Cheng: "I would say nowadays most of the KOLs are just someone who know how to use the social tools; but in the future, most KOLs should build their own platform, as facebook, YouTube, instagram should shut down within 6 years!"

Brands and advertising agencies have switched their focus on influencers and have put a great deal of KOL marketing strategies into their marketing mix, but how much engagement do these KOLs actually inspire?

Social media platforms analytic company Social Power developed a KOL-analysis tool “Kolyzer” using big data and algorithms. The company said it has worked with Hong Kong 4As advertising agencies and brands like Swatch Group, TUMI, AMOREPACIFIC, in a bid to help them identify the right brand ambassadors.

It said most of the time brands or agencies tend to choose popular KOLs based on fan base to boost the awareness of their products. However, the performance of those KOLs may not be good as predicted.

According to one of the KOL Analyzer, the top 10 Facebook KOLs in Hong Kong are,in no particular order:


Hong Kong Top 10 Social KOLs (in no particular order)

Name	Fans
JieJie & UncleCat (爵爵&貓叔)	456,979
Dax FC - 鯨魚頻道 (ig: 852hk)	556,979
Linrixi (林日曦)	344,188
MingJais (Ming仔)	343,805
Kingjerentertainment (King Jer 娛樂台)	331,503
Uncle Siu’s British English Club (蕭叔叔英式英文學會)	295,104
undergroundDV (達哥)	121,424
Nothing Serious	105,515
Daidaisiumui (大大與小妹)	94,739
Will Cho	63,945

Source: 香港十大KOL, 香港KOL排行榜, 網紅分析, KOL Marketing, Kolyzer

10 Reasons Why We Lose Friends

Danny Cheng: "I think the main reason is facebook, when we were young, we meet friends in real, not just reading their facebook! But somehow this is how our world is changing, especially in Hong Kong.. most of the nightclubs and hang out places are closed due to the expensive rent, most people just stay home surfing the social network, and trying to meet "friends"; However, those friendship seems real online, but kinda different in real.. when people build up more net friends, they usually tend to forget the priorities of their real friendships......

One of the worst parts about growing up, apart from being absolutely on your own, is that you lose friends, all of them, one by one. No matter how thick you may be with them, the moment you step into adult life, all of them disappear. This is probably why.

1. Priorities change. As you grow up, you tend to spend more and more time at work. You no longer have time to meet friends, friends who once meant the world to you. It's only later in life that you realize life is incomplete without them, but it's already too late.
2. We often forget that friendships can't always be effortless. Making friends is easy, but keeping them is the hard part. Hanging out with them in college seemed easy because it was convenient. But as life moves on, we give up on friendships, we give up too easy. The friendship fades away and we accept it, instead of fighting it, because that's so much more convenient.
3. Sometimes, it's love that ruins friendships. When one of the two friends enters into a relationship, friendships are often forgotten. They may realize it later but things are never the same. We've all been there and done that too.
4. Our 20s are a tough time. We're all trying to prove something to ourselves and the world. Some people get lucky; some have to struggle a lot more. When the two people who started from the same point find themselves at crossroads, insecurity creeps in. You're happy that they're more successful, except that you're really not. You soon start drifting away because their presence in your life only makes you feel more miserable. Sometimes, it's your own insecurity and other times, the circumstance is a b*tch.
5. The support and confidence our families cannot give us, we seek in our friendships. Our friends know us the best, don't they? But a lot times, even your friends don't support your life decisions. And that's the reason why it becomes hard to be around them when their judgments become too sour and unforgiving. There's nothing worse than a friend who bails out on you.
6. With some friends, you feel like you're the only one making all the efforts. So, you let it go, because you don't want to be ‘the clingy friend', forgetting no relationship in this world is equal, that one person will always have to put in more efforts than the other. And nobody wants to be that person. We'd rather lose them than be the more involved one. Damn our egos!
7.  Some friends are great to have. But they're also toxic. There comes a point in life where you finally realize what a bad influence they are on you. And you decide you're better off without them.
8. It becomes difficult for a lot of people to cope with the fact that their friends have made new friends. Being replaced is a terrible feeling, but it happens and it happens to the best of us. The more possessive we become, the more bitter it gets.
9. Sometimes, you just grow apart. The things you bonded over once don't exist in your life anymore. You're a changed person and so are they. Sometimes, you meet a friend after a long while and realize they haven't grown up even one bit. The conversation becomes painfully forced and that's the moment you know, the friendship's kinda over.
10. It's funny how we just cut off from our dearest friends and years later, when we're going through old pictures on Facebook, we sit there wondering what really went wrong. It was probably a small argument. You brushed it under the carpet, they never talked about it too and slowly, the friendship died a slow death. Our non confrontational attitude, our habit of not talking about conflicts when it's important, sometimes, costs us our best of friends.

Source: MENSXP

DaxFC ❤️ FUNGFUNG.NET

I love fungfung.net, yes, everyone does… www.fungfung.net is the leading personal website since 1997 owened by DaXxX GrouP and created by Dax FC; Today we are proudly to present our new website www.DaxFC.com, this will become the best social networking site for Dax FC, with the latest layout and the most powerful development tools implemented, this social site bring web technology to the next level!

Deliveroo scale up for street battle over Hong Kong food delivery - Deliveroo promo code HK: dannyc0391

Danny Cheng: "With the promo code dannyc0391, you can earn Deliveroo HK$100 credit! Redeem it at https://roo.it/dannyc0391"

Online food delivery companies foodpanda and Deliveroo plan to continue to expand their coverage of Hong Kong neighbourhoods, as tighter funding hits the on-demand food industry in overseas markets.

Deliveroo, which operates in 12 countries, is focusing its efforts in on the customer. In May 2016, the company started offering ordering services in Hong Kong in Chinese and released the Android version of its app.

Deliveroo targets the premium market, while foodpanda has a wider remit, which Bauer said allows it caters to the varied tastes of Hong Kong residents.

Deliveroo promotion code:  dannyc0391

UberEATS promotion code: eats-dannyc173

Source: SCMP 

Bayley and Jackson Bad Dentist Experience

Danny Cheng: "If you want to avoid unprofessional dentist and being ripped off lots of $$$$$, then you should stay away from Bayley and Jackson Dental Surgeons!"

If you think the Dental Surgeons in Jardine House should be professional? that's totally WRONG!! On Saturday 13 June, 2015, I was planning to polish my teeth; My teeth was fine before, no pain, but their dental surgeon Dr. Yung Yu Ki (容宇琦) said I should remove my wisdom teeth on the upper right, and I trust him; However, after spending around 1 hour, he failed to completely remove my tooth, only pulled half of the teeth, and the root tip is left behind, then he said I should go home and let that heal; In the past few days, I cannot sleep well, feels painful while chewing the foods and moving the jaw, keep thinking what I should do; After 2 days, Dr. Yung Yu Ki still cannot give me the advice on how to remove the root tip left behind, and said nothing he can do and trying to refer me to see their specialist Dr. Ben K C Chow (周烱昌), however their specialist can cost a fortune, they are asking me HK$8000 for removing one wisdom teeth now, I think this is a fraud.

So PLEASE, for your safely, do NOT and NEVER go to Bayley & Jackson Dental Surgeons!

Let's transform Des Voeux Road into green zone

Danny Cheng: "Yes, Brilliant idea, so we can ride bike to work for sure! Des Voeux Road Central need to be transform asap; And when can the Bus Company start using hybrid buses!? Please do something for our city asap now"

Busy Des Voeux Road Central in the heart of Hong Kong's business district should be transformed into a bus-free zone so that pedestrians and office workers can breathe cleaner air, the Institute of Planners has suggested to the government.

The vision was laid out in a joint study by the institute, City University, the Civic Exchange think tank and the MVA Hong Kong transport and planning consultancy firm.

Under their plan, the 1.5-kilometre section of Des Voeux Road Central, stretching from Pedder Street to Morrison Street, would be closed to all vehicles except necessary traffic such as banks' security vans, delivery vans and emergency vehicles.

Bus routes would be diverted to Connaught Road and nearby streets so that the tram would become the only form of public transport allowed along Des Voeux Road Central.

Source: SCMP