A Chinese proverb goes “Life has eight tastes.”

They have walked through the long journey of life.

Looking back on the past, they share their recipes that deeply touch mothers’ hearts, inviting you to contemplate life and death together and gain insights of wisdom.

The Hong Kong Chinese Christian Churches Union Kwong Yum Care Home (Integrated Aged Care Service) ("Kwong Yum Home")provide one-stop integrated service including the provision of 24/7 transitional and residential care service, dementia-specific service and spiritual end-of-life care service to Hong Kong elders.

With respect for life and the spirit of love and hope in Jesus Christ, our interdisciplinary team, including chaplains, nurses, social workers, physiotherapist, occupational therapists and doctors, collaborates to provide holistic care services of “Love and Benevolence, Life with nurturance” for older adults. We guide them on a path filled with faith, hope and love, witnessing the transformative journey of older adults together.

Foreword by Rev. Van Lo
Foreword by Ms. Adeline Chan
Foreword by Rev. Wilson Chan
Foreword by Rev. Po-hea Chau
Preface by Ms. Vennus Ho

Sweet
Dried Bean Curd, Ginkgo and Egg Sweet Soup

Sour
Plum Duck

Pungent
Pork Trotter and Ginger in Sweet Vinegar

Salty
Steamed Pork Ribs with Preserved Chinese Black Olives

Bitter
Bitter Melon, Soybeans and Sliced Pork Soup

Spicy
Spicy Chicken

Astringent
Baked Spinach with Cream and Cheese

Fishy
Steamed Grass Carp with Ginger and Scallion

Afterword
Our Core Values
Thoughts