關於 short plays for year 6 ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

#白蘭樹下 x #StoryTeller：【十二夜】
*Eng. translation available at below*
對任何人來說，2020 都是不容易的一年。在這一年即將終結之際，StoryTeller跟白蘭樹下想透過味道送上一系列大家都值得擁有的美好....

一個擁抱、一臉微笑、一片夜色、一道夕陽、一縷春風、一場派對。

大家都辛苦了，不如好好喝一杯，將這些美好的都喝下！

因此我們跟本地毯酒品牌「白蘭樹下」合作，以這6個關鍵字創作了一系列故事和不同的角色，並交由白蘭樹下的調酒師運用想像力，將這些故事以酒的形式呈現出來，並以「十二夜」命名此StoryTeller限量版白蘭樹下系列。
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十二夜，啟發自莎士比亞的經典作品《第十二夜》，又名《隨心所欲》（What you will) 故事暗示著一個脫離現實的嘉年華世界，一個容許一切不尋常事情發生的一晚，所有不合常理的結局也可成立。

身處這特別瘋狂特別古怪的時空，悲觀是合理的。但也許我們也可以想像一個不合常理的結局，完全脫離現實，那又有何不可？

因此，幻想世界的居民來到人間，和人類相聚、暢飲、狂歡。人和貓相擁著，月亮嘗試摘去天上的星，兔等待著心上人，蛇和貓自得其樂，太陽昏昏欲睡，耳廓狐彈著烏克麗麗助興 ⋯⋯
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來讓我們好好慶祝、好好放鬆，用心整理過去一整年以來日積月累，既複雜又勞累的心情，把「擁抱」、「微笑」、「夜色」、「夕陽」、「春風」、「派對」都喝下肚吧，希望大家未來一年都能隨心所欲！

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我們將這些都化為實體白蘭樹下迷你珍藏木盒套裝，配以 StoryTeller 團隊撰寫的短篇故事和角色設計，並邀請波蘭插畫師 Mateusz Kolek以插畫呈現，以及加上由白蘭樹下創作的特別調酒配方，以小卡形式收藏在內，一支毯酒＋一個故事＋一個調酒配方，讓大家品嘗到專屬那故事的味道。
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〖「白蘭樹下 x StoryTeller：十二夜特別版」迷你珍藏木盒套裝(50毫升 45% ABV)〗
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🍸 限量： 1200枝
🍸 定價： $528 一支
🍸 開賣 24小時特價 (至 13/12 18:00)：$498 一支（在StoryTeller The Heart Seekers 展覽預購也能以特價購買）
🍸 全套（六支）訂購：$2988
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12月21日前訂購，12月24日前送貨
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Storyteller： Perfume Trees Gin 白蘭樹下 x StoryTeller
Creative & Art direction by Alice Lee＠StoryTeller
Writer : Wong Yue Hang & Chu Po Wing＠StoryTeller
Illustrator：Mateusz Kolek
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#沒有你也是你的故事
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數量有限，在此搶先訂購吧
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#PerfumeTrees x #StoryTeller: [Twelve Nights] .

For anyone, 2020 is not an easy year. At the end of the year, StoryTeller and Perfume Tree want to send a series of beauty in life that everyone deserves through the taste…

A hug, a smile, a night, a sunset, a spring breeze, a party.

Everyone has worked so hard, so why not have a good drink and drink in all these beautiful things!

Therefore, we cooperated with local gin brand “Perfume Trees" to create a series of stories and different characters based on these 6 keywords. The founders of Perfume Tree used their imagination to present these stories in the form of wine. We named this StoryTeller limited edition Perfume gin as "Twelve Nights”.

Twelve Nights, inspired by Shakespeare’s classic play "Twelfth Night", also known as "What you will”. The story implies a carnival world out of reality, a night that allows all unusual things to happen, all unexpected and weird endings can also be established.

In this particularly weird time and space, pessimism is reasonable. But maybe we can also imagine an unreasonable ending, completely divorced from reality, so why not?

Therefore, the inhabitants of the fantasy world came to the world to meet, drink, and have party with human beings. People and cats hug each other, the moon tries to pick off the stars in the sky, the rabbit waits for the sweetheart, the snake and the cat enjoy themselves, the sun is drowsy, and the fennec fox plays ukulele for fun... .

Let us celebrate, relax, and carefully organize the complex and exhausting moods that have been accumulated over the past year, including "hug", "smile", "night", "sunset", "spring breeze", and "party". Drink it all, we hope everyone will do whatever they want in the coming year!

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We turned these into a mini collection in wooden box sets , with short stories and character designs written by the StoryTeller team, and invited Polish illustrator Mateusz Kolek to present them with illustrations, as well as a special cocktail recipe created by the Perfume tree in the form of a small card collection, a blanket wine + a story + a cocktail recipe, let everyone taste the taste of the exclusive story.

“Perfume Trees x StoryTeller: Twelve Nights Special Edition" Mini Collection Wooden Box Set (50ml 45% ABV)〗 .

🍸 Limited edition: 1200 sticks
🍸 Price: $528 each
🍸 On sale 24 hours special (until 13/12 18:00): $498 one (pre-order at StoryTeller The Heart Seekers exhibition can also be purchased at special price)
🍸 Full set (six pieces) order: $2988 .

Order before December 21 and deliver before December 24 .

Storyteller: Perfume Trees Gin x StoryTeller
Creative & Art direction by Alice Lee＠StoryTeller
Writer: Wong Yue Hang & Chu Po Wing＠StoryTeller
Illustrator: Mateusz Kolek .

The quantity is limited, so be the first to order here
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Opinion | Ulterior Motives behind Opposition Camp's refusal to recognize HKSAR political system

HK Current

2020.09.03 11:39

By Athena Kung

In fact, the political system adopted by the HKSAR is executive-led. Under this structure, the executive authorities, legislature and judiciary complement each other, with built-in checks and balances.

In the year of 1840, Hong Kong was occupied by Britain after the Opium War. In accordance with the Sino-British Joint Declaration signed on 19th of December, 1984, the Chinese and British Governments had a hand-over ceremony on 1st of July, 1997, which marked the resumption of sovereignty by China over Hong Kong. Meanwhile, the HKSAR of the PRC was formally established. The Hong Kong Basic Law, which was adopted in April 1990 at the Third Session of the Seventh National People's Congress, formally came into effect. The Basic Law clearly states and defines the specifications as to how the high degree of autonomy as well as the political, economic, cultural and educational systems of the HKSAR to be run.

To comply with the Basic Law, since 1st of July 1997, the Chinese government has been carrying out the basic policies of "One country, Two systems," "administration of Hong Kong by the Hong Kong people" and "a high degree of autonomy" in the HKSAR. Under "One country, Two systems", even though China is a unified country and the mainland practices the socialist system, Hong Kong's previous capitalist system before 1st of July 1997 and way of life has been remaining unchanged for 50 years. To properly implement "administration of Hong Kong by the Hong Kong people", the HKSAR has all along been administering by the Hong Kong people on their own, and the central authorities have never sent officials to the HKSAR to fill any local official posts. To fulfill "a high degree of autonomy", apart from foreign and national defense affairs which should be administered by the central authorities, the HKSAR has fully enjoyed the power to decide all other matters within its autonomous jurisdiction. The central authorities has never interfered in affairs within the scope of autonomy of the HKSAR. All along, the HKSAR government has been making the final decisions on all matters within its autonomous jurisdiction as prescribed in the Basic Law.

Under the political system of the HKSAR, its major organs of power include the Chief Executive, the Government, the Legislative Council and the Court of Final Appeal. The Executive Council assists the Chief Executive in policy-making and advises the Chief Executive on matters relating to the introduction of bills and subsidiary legislation. Being independent agencies, both the Commission Against Corruption and the Audit Commission are directly accountable to the Chief Executive. In accordance with the conditions procedures as prescribed by law, the Chief Executive shall have the power to dismiss the legislative organs whereas the legislative organs shall have the power to impeach the Chief Executive and the administrative organs shall be accountable to the legislative organs. The Chief Executive, administrative and legislative organs shall supervise and cooperate with each other, which is however not the separation of powers as described by the Opposite Camps from time to time.

The Chief Executive of the HKSAR is both the head of the HKSAR and the head of the HKSAR government. His or her dual status enables him or her to have extensive functions and powers. The Chief Executive shall be selected from among residents of the HKSAR by election or through consultations held locally, and be appointed by the Central Government. Thus, the Chief Executive who is appointed by the Chinese Government to manage the HKSAR plays a very superior role in the HKSAR political system.

In short, the Chief Executive is responsible for implementing the Basic Law, signing bills and budgets, promulgating laws, making decisions on government policies and issuing Executive Orders. Article 48 of the Basic Law empowers the Chief Executive a variety of powers and functions:
" Article 48
The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region shall exercise the following powers and functions:
(1) To lead the government of the Region;
(2)To be responsible for the implementation of this Law and other laws which, in accordance with this Law, apply in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region;
(3)To sign bills passed by the Legislative Council and to promulgate laws;
To sign budgets passed by the Legislative Council and report the budgets and final accounts to the Central People's Government for the record;
(4)To decide on government policies and to issue executive orders;
(5)To nominate and to report to the Central People's Government for appointment the following principal officials: Secretaries and Deputy Secretaries of Departments, Directors of Bureaux, Commissioner Against Corruption, Director of Audit, Commissioner of Police, Director of Immigration and Commissioner of Customs and Excise; and to recommend to the Central People's Government the removal of the above-mentioned officials;
(6)To appoint or remove judges of the courts at all levels in accordance with legal procedures;
(7)To appoint or remove holders of public office in accordance with legal procedures;
(8)To implement the directives issued by the Central People's Government in respect of the relevant matters provided for in this Law;
(9)To conduct, on behalf of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, external affairs and other affairs as authorized by the Central Authorities;
(10) To approve the introduction of motions regarding revenues or expenditure to the Legislative Council;
(11)To decide, in the light of security and vital public interests, whether government officials or other personnel in charge of government affairs should testify or give evidence before the Legislative Council or its committees;
(12)To pardon persons convicted of criminal offences or commute their penalties; and
(13)To handle petitions and complaints.

Indeed, the judicial independence plays a vital role to ensure that the acts and policies of the executive and the legislature fully comply with the Basic Law whereas all fundamental rights and freedoms to be enjoyed by all Hong Kong citizens in accordance with the law can be completely safeguarded. However, from the point of view of separation of powers, the relationship between the executive, legislature and judiciary in the HKSAR should be one of mutual-supervision, checks and balances. It is purely a kind of division of work.

The Opposition Camps has been keeping on refusing to recognize the executive leadership role played by the Chief Executive in accordance with the Basic Law. On the other hand, they intentionally and wrongly deny the executive-led political system adopted in the HKSAR so as to weaken the powers, functions and authorities of the Chief Executive. At the same time, they have been trying their best to expand the powers of the Legislative Council. Clearly, the Opposition Camp aims at making a change in the political system of the HKSAR, namely from executive-led to legislative-led in the hope of controlling the whole HKSAR Government once they can obtain more than 35 seats in the Legislative Council Election. Such step is a common strategy adopted in “Colour Revolutions” instigated by the U.S. Government. In reality, the Opposition Camp has been keeping on spreading rumors to provoke the public's hatred towards the Chief Executive so as to crack down the prestige of the executive-led system in the HKSAR and achieve its ultimate goal of Hong Kong Independence.

The author is Barrister-at-law.

The views don't necessarily reflect those of Orange News.

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Allen Iverson got the final shot in his shootout with Carmelo Anthony.
Iverson scored 36 points, including the game-winning basket, and the Philadelphia 76ers overcame Anthony's career-high 45 to beat the Denver Nuggets 108-106 on Tuesday night.
Chris Webber added 32 points and 15 rebounds, none bigger than the one in the final minute that set up Iverson's winning shot.
After Webber grabbed Earl Watson's miss from long range, the Sixers called a timeout with 21 seconds left. Iverson took the inbounds pass and stalled at midcourt until driving on Andre Miller, then pulling up and sinking the basket from the top of the key with 4.2 seconds remaining.
"I was surprised that they just let me wind the clock down and take a shot," Iverson said. "I told my teammates that I was going to wind it down. ... I was hoping if I did miss, the ball would bounce and the time would run out."
Miller insisted he wanted Iverson, who was hobbled by a sprained ankle he twisted in the third quarter, to take a jump shot rather than drive to the basket.
"I got a hand up on the shot. He knocked the shot down. It was a good play," Miller said.
The 76ers, on the other hand, weren't about to let Anthony get a good look at the end.
"You don't want somebody shooting that had been making a lot of shots," Iverson said.
So, after two timeouts, Anthony took the inbounds but couldn't get a good look with Andre Iguodala and Webber in his face, so he dished to Watson, whose open 3-pointer was short, bouncing off the rim at the buzzer.
"There was no way I could have taken the final shot tonight," Anthony said. "They had three people right there, and Earl Watson was wide open."
For the second time in the final 28 seconds, no less.
"Great player made a shot; we missed two wide-open 3s," Denver coach George Karl lamented when asked to sum up the final possessions.
Iverson sprained his right ankle five minutes into the second half. He was taped up and stayed but had to alter his game a little.
"I was struggling," Iverson said. "I couldn't really go to the basket as quick as I wanted to. When I did it was real painful."
The 76ers' already big height advantage was augmented when Kenyon Martin (thigh) couldn't go and Marcus Camby (finger) sat out the final 42 minutes. With Nene (knee) out for the year, all three of the Nuggets' big men were out.
"It is getting old," Anthony said. "I hope we have everybody out there as soon as possible. Playing with a 6-4 lineup is tough."
The one thing Karl was worried about with his small lineup was rebounding, and the 76ers outrebounded them 46-35.
"And it wasn't necessarily because they were bigger. I just think, sometimes our rebounding habits we rely so much on Marcus that we forget about doing our responsibilities," Karl said. "It's usually better to watch film than make that criticism, but I thought there were some balls that bounced on the ground."
Anthony, whose previous career high was 42 on Dec. 13 at Charlotte, scored 19 points in the third quarter, which ended in an 80-80 tie. But while he was catching his breath on the bench, the 76ers swished three straight 3s, two of them by Kyle Korver, and Philadelphia took a 91-87 lead with 7:44 remaining.
"I was a little disturbed if we were playing small why we should give up 3s," Karl said. "And their gas tank was probably a little fuller than ours and that probably showed up in the way the ball bounced in loose-ball situations."
Anthony returned and jammed his right wrist when Samuel Dalembert fouled him on his follow-through. Anthony shook it off to sink all three free throws and then put Denver ahead 94-93 with a drive to the basket 30 seconds later.
His breakaway basket with 3:56 left gave him 43 points and put Denver ahead 98-93 before the 76ers rallied behind Iverson and Anthony went the final 3:05 without any more points.
"The man had a fantastic game, it's just a shame he didn't get rewarded with a win," Karl said. "His efficiency was great. I think what you saw tonight is when he makes his jump shot, he's pretty difficult, maybe impossible, to cover by one guy."
Something the Sixers discovered just in time.